larson's amendment? >> yes. >> first of all, i want to dispute the argument that you've made that after 17 or 18 months of a presidency that all of a sudden all has been righted. the day that barack obama took the oath of office america was losing 800,000 jobs a month. when he left office there were 14.3 million jobs that had been created on his watch. the stimulus package at one time, at one time would have been accepted on both sides because of the conventional notion in economics that in a downturn you do two things, cut taxes and increase spending, both of which we did to repair the bush economy. the recklessness of those years with tax cuts, the idea that you could cut $2.3 trillion from tax cuts as mr. lewis noted, tomorrow we acknowledge the 18th anniversary of the invasion of afghanistan, 1.5 new veterans. let me turn the pages back a couple more years. bill clinton, record economic growth and i defy anybody to say that the trump numbers so far have come close to the last four years of bill clint

larson's amendment? >> yes. >> first of all, i want to dispute the argument that you've made that after 17 or 18 months of a presidency that all of a sudden all has been righted. the day that barack obama took the oath of office america was losing 800,000 jobs a month. when he left office there were 14.3 million jobs that had been created on his watch. the stimulus package at one time, at one time would have been accepted on both sides because of the conventional notion in economics that in a downturn you do two things, cut taxes and increase spending, both of which we did to repair the bush economy. the recklessness of those years with tax cuts, the idea that you could cut $2.3 trillion from tax cuts as mr. lewis noted, tomorrow we acknowledge the 18th anniversary of the invasion of afghanistan, 1.5 new veterans. let me turn the pages back a couple more years. bill clinton, record economic growth and i defy anybody to say that the trump numbers so far have come close to the last four years of bill clint

larson. because after all as mr. larson said, it's of their money. money that they have entrusted within the social security and medicare trust funds to accrue to their benefit in their golden years. it's not your money. it's not my money. it's not the government money. it's their money. i think unfortunate all of my colleagues on the other side have forgotten that premise with the passage of the tax scam last you. while i think we can have a debate on the lowering of the taxes, i think there was mutual agreement that should be looked at and debated. question is whether they should been lowered as low as it has become is the issue of skepticism certainly on our side if not outright disagreement. and we know that the passage of the tax bill has already shortened the lifespan of social security and medicare. in the most reserved for the nonperson trustees of medicare found that the medicare trust fund had three years of its life eliminated in the last year simply because of the passage of the gop tax scam. so, mr. speaker, sorry, mr. leader or mr. chai

chuck larson's wife telling cnn, chuck has his wingman back now.rian todd is outside the u.s. naval academy there in annapolis. what is happening right there? of course, the ceremony is taking place privately, but what do you ascertain is happening? >> reporter: well, fredricka, we were just told by the navy that the ceremony has just concluded and that the mourners, the family and others who were invited, will be walking over to the burial site. that will take some time. so this is ongoing, and now we're in a bit of a transition period after the ceremony and before his internment at this beautiful plot we're told is overlooking -- it's on a bluff overlooking the confluence of the river and college creek in annapolis. really a beautiful spot for him to be buried there. and we do know that tributes were given to john mccain by his son, lieutenant jack mccain, a helicopter pilot in the u.s. navy, as well as senator lindsey graham, his long time and very close friend, and general david petraeus, former cia director and head of central command, who was

larson was the brigade commander at the highest rank of the school.ccain was better known for his mischief but had leadership qualities that did not require rank. larson commanded a submarine and was one of the youngest admirals in u.s. navy history. he led the naval academy twice. mccain spoke at had alma mater often. he spoke about al-qaida, saying they can ask god for mercy but we bring just ticks not mercy. a -- justice, not mercy. he finished fifth from the bottom in his class. 25% of mccain's class washed out, many point to mccain's rebellious streak and fierce loyalty to the military's code of conduct to accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy to get him through five and-a-half years of torture in north vietnam. unlike his public service, today's service is private. defense secretary mattis is an honorary pal bearer. he issued a statement saying senator mccain, whose name alone describes a better description of a patriot than all the words in a dictionary's definition, everything i love about america is resonant in this game. se

larson reserved four plots where he died for himself, mccain and for their wives. john mccain remembered as a fierce but for giving political fighter and unyielding advocate for american values. >> we have nothing to fear from each other. we are arguing over the means to better secure our freedom and support the general welfare, but it should remain an argument among friends who share an unshaken belief in ourselves and each other. we are americans first, americans last and americans always. morning the aghite house is flying at full staff again now that senator mccain has been laid to rest. and we're learning just what accounted for ivanka trump's appearance. >> a lot of people wondering about that. jeff, thank you. >>> congress gets back to work tomorrow with a packed agenda ahead of the mid term elections. this week will kick off with confirmation hearings for president trump's pick to precede the bench. a contentious battle is setting the stage. nbc's tracie potts joins us. >> reporter: good morning. some lawmakers are wondering how forthcoming will judge cavan

take a leave bound for a place next to chuck larson. >> reporter: larson reserved four plots before he died for himself and mccain and for their wives. john mccain remembered as a fierce but forgiving political fighter and unyielding advocate for american values. >> we have nothing to fear from each other. we are arguing over the means to better secure our freedom and support the general welfare. but it should remain an argument among friends who share an unshaken belief that in our great cause and in the goodness of each other, we are americans first, americans last and americans always. >> reporter: tonight the flag at the white house will fly at full staff again now that senator mccain has been laid to rest. ivanka trump's presence at the memorial service. lindsey graham facilitated the invitation with cindy mccain's blessing. >> thanks, geoff. >>> far from washington another call for unity amidst grief. ron tibbetts, father of mollie tibbetts, is pleading with politicians not to exploit his daughter's death for their own agenda. our matt bradley has those details. >> reporter: i

chuck larson's wife telling cnn chuck has his wing man back now. outside the u.s. naval academy we saw the streets were lined to the entrance of the academy there for people who are also paying their final respects in what is now however a private ceremony, right? >> that's right. it is a private closed ceremony. the media is not allowed in, the public is not allowed in, but that didn't stop hundreds of people coming here. it's an emotional day. the final leg of john mccain's incredible journey and the final of the five days of his sendoff to the american people and so hundreds of people felt compelled to come out and line the streets as you mentioned to the gate leading up to the naval academy. people were on overpasses we saw on route 50, a minute highway from washington to annapolis that goes east out of washington, d.c. they were lining up on overpasses, fire trucks on overpasses, a lot of people feeling compelled to pay their final respects to john mccain. we got a chance to talk to two just outside the gates. robert and nia. here's what they had to say about

for example, gay patron was the pastor of the local mcc church, reverend larson, he slightly changed the name, why? i had to try to figure it out. for practical reason, placed a buffer between himself and the risks of his lifestyle. it would prevent news of an arrest if it ever appeared in times, back to drift to go employer or blowing back to conservative family in ohio, those people did not attempt and perhaps even retrieve him and do the thing he feared most, lock him up with the black sheep of the families were often locked up in a time where gay men disappeared in this way, mental institutions. reverend burned to death in lounge, with his last breath he screamed the words, oh, god, no. and then his body was left there exposed in its gruesome final repos for at least 4 hours, he became spectacle for media and afterwards mother did decline to accept remains. so after the fire there's aliases and nicknames, bill larson, deacon of new orleans church, dewayne george mitchell, michiganel at the upstairs lounge, this would hamper efforts by the coroner to id the victims for a period of

larson. because after all is mr. larson said, it's their money, money that they are entrusted within the social security and medicare trust funds through, to accrue for their benefit in their golden years. it's not your money. it's not my money. it's not a government money. it's money. i think unfortunately a lot of my clicks on the other side have forgotten that promise with the past of the tax scam last you. and while a think we could have a debate on the lowering of corporateax taxes, i think there was mutual agreement that should be looked at and debated. the question as to whether or not it should be lowered as low as it has become is issue of skepticism certainly on our side if notd outright disagreement. we know that passage of the tax bill has already shortened lifespan of social security and medicare. in the most recent report found the medicareri trust fund had three years of its life eliminated in the last year simply because of the passage of the gop tax scam. so, mr. speaker, sorry, mr. leader, or mr. ch

the six-term arizona senator was laid to rest alongside admiral chuck larson, his long-time friend and u.s. naval classmate. the decision to be buried next to each other was made 20 years ago as described by the senator in his recent memoir, the wrestless wave. >> and then take my leave, bound for a place near my old friend chuck larson in the cemetery on the severn back where it began. >> and in a poignant send off, the navy academy performed a missing man fly over with four f-18 fighter jets. one of them pulling off and heading to the heavens as a identifiab final tribute to mccain's life of service. senator mccain died august 25th after a battle with brain cancer. he was 81 years old. >>> when the body of 20-year-old mollie tibbetts was found in an iowa corn field, her father says he set out to celebrate his daughter's extraordinary life. now he says he needs to defend her legacy. tony dokoupil reports. >> mollie tibbetts, an incredible young woman is now permanently separated from her family. >> reporter: president trump picked up on the death of mollie tibbetts almost immediately

thank you. >> thank you, mr larson. are there any questions for chair larson?eeing none, his or any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item three, approve the minutes of the july 24th, 2018 meeting. this is an action item. >> colleagues, before we take a motion to approve the minutes, there was a few typos in there that have actually been fixed and those were posted online. i just want to let everybody know that. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes for july 24th made by commissioner tang and seconded by commissioner ronan? that item, a roll call, please. [roll call] we have approval. >> all right. the minutes are approved. next item, please. >> item four, a point to members to the citizens advisory committee. this is an action item. >> mr pickford? >> good morning. we have 11 member citizen advisory committee with each member serving a two-year term. the appoints individuals to fill open seats and neither staff nor the c.a

kate larson is live at the transit center to explain who made the steel beam and the possible reasons behind the problem. kate? >> reporter: that's right. we're at fremont and howard where it is very busy right now, crews taking down scaffolding, and there are other crews taking down buslines so crews can work on the cracked beam. tis beam is locally made and it helps support the roof, the bus deck, and this big bridge right over fremont street. bus riders waited wednesday night at a crowded bus stop at the old temporary transbay terminal. nearby, confusion as people are met with police tape instead of their bus home. >> it's not on the apps, it's not updated. now i'm like oh, i have to find a new way to get home. >> reporter: the questions are not only from commuters. photos were revealed of the crack discovered in the load bearing steel beam tuesday morning. a second smaller crack was discovered also. the possible cause of the defects are numerous at this point. >> three possibilities. fabrication, installation, and design. >> reporter: the senior construction manager says all the s

kate larson was at the meeting and has the latest on the vote that was cast in just the past hour. >> reporter: in a 6-1 vote, oakland city council passed an ordinance to regulate dockless scooters in the city. but it didn't come easy. >> i've got these scooters speeding up and down. >> reporter: larry reed was the only no vote. he warrants to follow in san francisco's footsteps and ban the scooters. >> let's do it the right way. let's send a cease and desist. >> what is going on now is hurting people, and what is going on now is about not having this law. >> reporter: council member at large rebecca kaplan was the lead author. they will require helmets and not allowing users to ride on sidewalks. she was surprised by the level of discord. >> the level of furor was more than expect for a topic like scooters where we're dealing with homelessness. >> reporter: they're working on a fee an less how much the scooters will cost the three scooter companies. kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> new at 11:00, a shock for customers at an east bay cell phone store when a band of robbers rushed in and c

mccain was laid to rest next to his close friend, admiral chuck larson, also part of the class of '58 as the senator wished. >> then take my leave bound for a place near my old friend chuck larson in the cemetery on the severn, back where it began. >> reporter: four fa-18 super hornets conducted a missing man vertically to signify the passing of an aviator soul to the heavens. satueay, planned in advance by the late senator. a show of unity as former presidents from both parties spoke and senate and house leaders sat together. president trump was not invited. >> there's a lesson here for everybody, including president trump. everybody makes mistakes. those who admit it are seen by the public as bigger, not smaller. >> reporter: but sunday, politics were set aside. the war hero laid to rest where his life of military service began. arizona's governor will name mccain's replacement to serve in the senate, but he was waiting until after the senator was buried to make that announcement. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> and coming up in about 20 minutes, "nbc nightly news" will

kate larson was at a vij i.what would have been his 66th birthday prosecutor friends from four decades of life of gathered outside his home. the little what white house k white house on clara street is where police found a body in a fish tank without a head or hands, presumably his mutilated remains. >> this has been an extremely difficult and sad time for our family. >> reporter: his sister read a statement at the vigil. >> we want to express sincere gratitude to the san francisco police department along with the district attorney. they have treated this with the highest concerns since we first reported brian as possibly missing. >> reporter: many of egg's friends were critical of sfpd who were called to the house twice for welfare checks. both times officers left the house when they didn't see anything suspicious. >> my feeling is they don't follow through. i'm concerned that they will follow through with the rest of the case. >> reporter: city hall and the police commission are expecting answers from stpd. >>

i want to watch the hawks hu and then take a leave bound for a place next to chuck larson. >> reporter: larson rfoerved plots before he died for himself and mccain and their john mccain remembered as a fierce but forgiving political ghter and unyielding advocate for american values. >> we have nothing to fear from each other. we are arguingver the means to better secure our freedom and suort the general welfare. it should remain an argumen among friends who share an unshaken belief that in our great cause and in the goodness of each othermee arecans first, americans last and americans always. >> reporter: tonight the flag at the white house will fly at full staff now that senator mccain has been lai to rest. we are learning what accounted for ivanka trump's appearance. >>ro far washington another call for unity amidst grief. ron tibbets is pleading with politicians not to exploit his daughter's death for their own agenda. >> reporter: a father pleads for empathy writing asking pundits and politicians not to appropriate mollie's soul in advancing vis. the 20-year-old university of iowa

and we will see how it plays out. >> reporter: kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> the kavanaugh accusations have expanded the conversation around sexual assault and alcohol use. many that grew up hearing the phrase "boys will be boys" no longer accepting that as an excuse. ly ann me llyanne melendez is l boundaries and consent. >> i bet you $10 tonight parents are having a conversation with their children about drinking, about partying and about consent. if not, they should. now, i talked to parents today who told me the reason they don't hold back is because they know bad choices have a lasting impact on people's lives. california is one of two states that requires consent to be part of sexual education in schools. maryland is the other. it starts in the ninth grade. >> we used to talk about no means no a lot. and now we talk about yes means yes and people should be looking for an affirmative consent, especially around sexual activity. >> colleges continue the conversation because of what is often referred to as the red zone. the first months on campus when students are on their own for th

kate larson was in santa clara where the community is raising money for the teacher's wife and children. ♪ >> he brought us together with the common interest of the flute and loving music. >> reporter: he died when swept out to sea on a fishing trip in monterey in may. the 34-year-old teacher taught young musicians all over the bay area, the chinese bamboo flute. may was his student for six years. she and dozens of families spent the summer organizing this benefit at santa clara university. >> he taught us a lot and brought us all together and we're a huge, big family and we're going to support his wife and children even though he won't be here. physically he's still with us, spiritually and mentally. >> reporter: his widow and two young sons showed up during the concert to accept a book that students filled with letters and photos. >> he is only for his family. >> reporter: this is his father. before he died he wanted to hold a recital for all his students. the california youth chinese symphony, pluck schools and private lessons. the concert was held to honor his work and raise money t

> it to watch the hawks among the sycamore and then take my place in the cemetery on t severn. >> larson reserved fourts p for himself and mccain and their wives. john mccain remembered as a fierce but forgiving political fighter, a unyielding advocate for american values. >> we have nothing to each other. we are arguing over the means to bett secure our freedom and support the general welfare. but it should remain an argument among friends who share an unshaken belief that in our great cau and in the goodness of each other, we are america first, americans last, and americans always. >> today's burial caps a week of tributes to senator john mccain. that includes mccain lying in state.hi s public visitation and his memorial serve. we have complete coverage on all of the honors in our nbc washington app. just open that and search "mccain." >>> it was one of the most visible signs yetf the strain felt by some catholics because of the recent sex abuse allegations in the church. during a mass today in washington, somebody shouted out and then walked o out cardinal donald wuerl during the mass

the six-term arizona senator was laid to rest alongside admiral chuck larson, his longtime friend and u.s. naval classmate. the decision to be buried next to each other was made 20 years ago, as described by the senator in his recent memoir, "the restless wave." >> and then take my leave, bound for a place near my old friend chuck larson in the cemetery on the severn, back where it began. >> reporter: and in a poignant sendoff, the navy academy performed a missing man fly-over with four f-18 fighter jets. one of them, pulling off and heading to the heavens, as a final tribute to mccain's lifetime of service. senator mccain died august 25th after a battle with brain cancer. he was 81 years old. when the body of 20-year-old mollie tibbetts was found in an iowa cornfield, her father said he set out to celebrate his daughter's extraordinary life. now, he says he needs to defend her legacy. tony dokoupil reports. >> mollie tibbetts, an incredible young woman, is now permanently separated from her family. >> reporter: president trump picked up on the death of mollie tibbetts almost immediat

that is you, brie larson. what is that feeling like for you? congratulations?pip don't feel like a superhero. it's all so surreal and new to me. that thii think what brought me this film is carol. this character. so inspiring. having an opportunity to play a role like this is amazing. i hope a little bit of her amazingness and strength can rub off on to me. >> you say surreal. it's also supertop secret. have you seen yet? >> no. no, i haven't. even if i did, i would still say no. >> she's good. she's good. >> she's very good about secrets. i have to say, so, brie, annette bening, one of your co-stars, you're working with a legend there. >> yeah, it's incredible. she's such a wonderful scene partner. i've been such fan of hers. looked up to her my whole life. it added an extra element of surreal to be in the same space with her. >> we love your blue and red costume. how did it feel to put it on for the first time? >> just -- wild. i mean, the first thought that popped in my head was like, am i going to be a character at disney world? i feel like it. i feel like

senator john mccain will be buried alongside his lifelong friend and naval academy classmate chuck larson. the ceremony is the conclusion to an extraordinary week of mourning and celebration, including eulogies from two former presidents at the national cathedral yesterday. perhaps just as notable, the fact that the sitting president was not in attendance at mccain's request. it may have been a thinly veiled shot from meghan mccain that caught president trump's attention. >> america does not boast because she has no need to. the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. [ applause ] >> among a flurry of tweets sent out by the president during the mccain service was this one shortly after meghan mccain's eulogy. it reads in all caps, make america great again. let's go to annapolis. hans nichols is there. and we were seeing some pictures earlier, hans, of the motorcade making its way to your location there. and really a capstone here, isn't it, that this is a military man, this is a veteran who went through an experience that shaped his enti

larson. after all, mr. larson said it is their money. they have entrusted within the social security and medicare trust funds to accrue to their benefit in the golden years. itus is not your money. it's not my money. it is their money. unfortunately all my colleagues on the other side have forgotten that in the tax scam last year. and while i think we can have a debate on the lowering of corporate taxes, i think there was mutual agreement that should be looked at and debated at the question is whether or not it should be lowered as low as it has become is the issue of skepticism certainly on our side if not outright disagreement. we know that the passage of the tax bill has 30 shortened the life span of social security and medicare. recent report across medicare found that the medicare trust fund had three years of it life eliminated in the last year simply because of the passage of the gop tax scam. so mr. speaker or mr. chairman, i have more comments than i would ask in reference to the time constraints we are under that i would ask to

. >>> i'm kate larson. details about a young north bay girl who cakes cannabis based medication for a rare form of epilepsy. a judge has ruled 5-year-old brook adams can continue attending public school and bring her medicine. the decision overrules the school district stance that allowing brook on campus violated sfat are state and federal laws banning that drug on school grounds. interesting stuff. we have lisa in this morning for a look at kind of interesting wekend weather. >> yes all the fog behind you kate. you can see the marine layer from the sutro tower camera. the cooling trend continues. and the numbers in the 50s. up upper 40s morgan him. 50 minute tla i delays at sfo. the fog at the golden gate bridge. 10 degrees cool ners spots and cooler on sunday. >> thanks, ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug i

sarah larson, adam, you can let us know if i mispronounce this. natalie, and jenna. >> hello, commissioners. my name is zeo. i'm a pediatrician in san francisco. i am also a black resident of san francisco, born and raised here. is in that capacity that i am speaking to you today because i want to make a request that you please find a director who is really ready to take black health outcomes serious in this city. we need somebody who will prioritize resources and operationalize an ambitious racial health equity plan for this department. here in san francisco, of the ten leading causes of death, black people have the highest rates in nine of those calls is. black children in san francisco have two and a half times the right of hospitalization related to asthma. of the ten maternal deaths that we have had in the city over the last few years, six of those women have been black and that is pretty striking when you consider that the population of san francisco is only three% black. black women have twice the right of preterm births as white women as a

larson? >> yes. >> mr. larson, yes. mr. blumenauer? >> aye. >> mr. blumenauer, aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell, yes. mr. crowley? >> aye. >> mr. crowley, aye. dr. davis? dr. davis, yes. miss sanchez? mr. higgins? mr. higgins, yes. miss delbene? miss delbene, aye. dr. chu? dr. chu, aye. mr. roskam? mr. roskam, no. mr. reed? mr. reed, no. mr. renacci. mr. holding. mr. rice. miss sanchez? miss sewell? chairman brady? chairman brady, no. >> clerk will report the vote. >> 14 ayes. 21 nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there additional amendments to the amendment in nature of substitute? if there are none, the questions on the adoption amendment, nature of substitute, all those in favor signify by saying aye. those opposed no. opinion, the ayes have it. agreed to. i'll recognize mr. johnson for the purpose of offering a mot n motion. >> mr. chairman, i move the committee favorably report hr 5767 as amendment ed to the hou representatives. >> as amended. all those in favor signify by saying aye. those oppose, no. the ayes have it. motion agreed to. the roll call is requested. t

mccain was laid to rest next to one of his closest friends, admiral chuck larson. the two graduated together in 195. >> emotional words from a grieving father. >> an op ed piece slamming politics. >> a plea from the grieving father of molly tibbet writing this op ed with this request in bold, don't distort her death to advance racist views. officials say the man charged with killing the 20-year-old is an undocumented immigrant from mexico. the case immediately drawn into the center of the national conversation on immigration. >> molly tibbets, an incredible young woman is now permanently separated from her family. a person came in from mexico illegally and killed her. we need the wall. we need our immigration laws changed. >> writing, please leave us out of your debate. responding to this op ed in which the president's son writes, democrats are seemingly more concerned with protecting their radical open borders agenda than the lives of americans. writing i encourage the debate on immigration, but do not appropriate molly's soul in advancing views she believed were

naval academy cemetery next to a lifelong friend, chuck larson, another veteran of the vietnam war.he selected this out of the way spot in the midshipmen like he once was arlington national his father and admirals, are zeleny cnn (jrstone) the senator's final resting place will be on a grassy hill at the u.s. naval academy cemetery next to a lifelong friend, chuck larson, another veteran of the vietnam war. (jrstone) coming up -- a dangerous standoff shut down a bay area harware store for hours. we'll tell you how it ended... after the break. (justine) and -- we first told you about this bay area man who's using his skills in the kitchen for people who are less fortunate . tonight -- we'll hear about his next project to help the homeless. (jrstone) plus -- a man detained by ice finally walks out of the detention center after 17 months. how a community helped him get out. (justine) earlier today -- community and religous groups began protesting for the release of undocumented immigrants on immigration holds at the west county detention facility in richmond. (jrstone) but now that loc

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this is from bree larson who plays the super hero herself. it says look, mom, i'm a super hero.her tweet is kind of fun too. it says i legit teared up. i didn't realize how much it would mean to me to finally see a female lead. watching the trailer it's like that's what it feels like. a lot of folks also happy with the 90s throw backs in the trailer because block buster movie is in it. you can actually see a brick and more mortar store. you can watch it abc7news.com. >>> localish is sharing stories. you can watch it every week with facebook watch. you can see how former prisoners are finding their new normal right here among entrepreneurs, lawyers and doctors. >> i went to prison for a second-degree murder i committed when i was 17. >> so you're playing dungeons and dragons with guys from tech, nuero science? >> yeah. >> when i first was incarcerated it is something that just fell into my lap. for me it is like a life simulator to practice my listening skills, pay attention to investigatiformation, have s. all of this i got through dungeons and dragons. i'm fresh out of prison a

emily: for more analysis, let's bring in our tech analyst, matt larson.ig is china for the gaming industry globally? >> we are looking at a $125 billion market globally. china and the u.s. maintain half of that market, which is not surprising given population distribution. another telling fact, as a percentage of gdp, most countries, video gaming is around .2%. china is .49%. these are huge numbers for the industry generally. emily: the government is trying to implement a one-hour rule for parents to impose on their children. of the amount of time the child can sit in front of the screen per day. is that realistic? even in china? matt: it's like something coming out of my childhood. china has done it in the past. there have been regulations on a game called honor of kings there have -- that have been imposing time limits on underage users so it is possible. some of the other regulations they are looking at is making the games less addictive. we in the u.s. have looked at similar addiction triggering features in games like random generation of the various

naval academy in an na naval accused me near chuck larson. wingman back now and as mccain's family closes this chapter and the nation moves forward, let's stop for just a moment and remember his daughter meghan mccain's powerful words. >> my father is gone, my father is gone and my sorrow is immense but i know his life and i know it was great because it was good and as much as i hate to see him go, i do know how it ended. i know on the afternoon of august 25th in front of oak creek in cornville, arizona surrounded by the family he loved so much, an old man shook off the scars of battle one last time and arousse a new man to pilot one last flight up and up and up busting clouds left and right, straight on through to the kingdom of heaven and he slipped the earthly bonds put out his hand and touched the face of god. i love you, dad. >> that does it for me tonight. i'm anna cabrera. up next, it's back to back episodes of "anthony bourdain parts unknown." i want to leave you with photos of senator mccain's funeral today as he was laid to rest. ♪

in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> yeah. i'll follow that. that was awful. nobody should have to live like that. we have issues weather-wise. the areas you see in orange, above 1,000 feet. we have a fire fire dangerous the winds will kick up. we'll have low humidity through 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. now, as far as temperatures, look at this. 49 in pleasanton. a lot f low to mid-50s in the season ramon valley, livermore. upper 50s in concord, antioch. 62 in pittsburgh right now. the rest of our neighborhoods, low to mid-50s in the bay, south bay. need to dress a little bit warmer up in the north bay. pacifica, 51 degrees. golden gate, a breeze southwest at 10 miles per hour. a little cloud cover. but towards the end of the morning commute. it won't last very long. cool this morning. warm this afternoon. sunny and calmer at our beaches. yeah, sunny, calmer, a little bit warmer. pretty strong sunshine. make sure you have the sunscreen. north bay, 52. a little bit of fog. 74 and sunshine at noon. low to mid-80s up in the north bay. 68 by 8:00. last look the east

senator mccain will be buried next to his best friend and academ classmate admiral chuck larson.> d yesterday, washington came out to give john mccain a memorable farewell. >> former presidents,fembers congress and plenty of military representation for the war her and long time senator. >> nbc's lester holt has a look back at the moving ceremony. ♪ >> reporter: a somber service insi the national cathedral. as mourners gathered to honor the lifeen ofor john mccain. his widow cindy wearing a replica of her husband's naval aviator wings fought back tears as tse close to him paid poibute to the man they love. his daughter gave rful remembrance. >> he was are warrior. he was a great american. i admired him for all of these things. but i love him because he was a great father. >> reporter:th a political world celebrated his service country, an unwavering moral compass. >> john's great strength was his character. he was honest, fair and civilized. >> reporter: as proof of his passion for bipartisan, he asked two men who were his bitter eulogizl rivals to him. >> it showed his irreverence, his sense

look at how david sensual lines up with mark or royce and christie and police each on the ball drew larson as we see here they've all been so vital to dortmund this season already and they've already shown that they can carry this team not individually not by being stars but as a team developing next to each other developing with each other and that's so exciting and that's also just fun to watch for every football fan yet is now in it with that in mind do you believe this is a team that can challenge in the bundesliga for many years to come you know because they fasten coach issues we see players showing up to play you mentioned their dad but do you really see them being a presence once again if they can keep these players together i absolutely think that bartman will be a force to reckon with again how likely is that bo really do you see james says so stick around for years to come do you see people as if they play internationally to play in the champions league i mean why not why not you know lift the trophy with in the bring the c go with startling it's a great point now we are nearing

larson tall and distinguished, the brigade commander.ccain known for his mischief, but had leadership qualities that did not rear rank. he would become one of the youngest admirals in u.s. history. a lot has been made about mccain finishing fifth from the bottom out of 900. but 25% of mccain's class washed out. he wouldn't accept parole or special favors from the enemy to get him through 5 1/2 years of torture in vietnam. the ceremony yesterday at the washington national cathedral, but today's service is private. mark salter, senator lindsey graham, and general patraeus. also speaking, jack mccain a 2009 naval graduate and senator mccain's oldest son doug. the body of senator mccain is expected to arrive at the naval academy at 1:45. we'll have live kompleg all day. mike: president trump appearing to hit back at criticism at john mccain's memorial service writing make america great again. >> john believe in honest argument and hearing other views. he understood that if we get in the habit of bending the truth to suit political expediency

mccain's final resting place is next to his naval academy classmate and longtime friend, admiral chuck larsonencer has more on sunday's funeral. -s senator and retired naval officer john mccain was buried sunday afternoon; laid to rest next to his naval academy classmate and life-long friend, admiral chuck larson. ...cindy mccain...saying goodbye to her husband of the last 38 years.the final ceremony for john mccain was held inside a chapel at the u-s naval academy in annapolis, maryland -- with hundreds of midshipmen attending the service, along with close friends and members of john mccain's family, including his 106-year-old mother, roberta.after the ceremony, pallbearers carried the casket to a caisson waiting outside, and the body was taken to a burial site on the grounds of the academy's seven-acre cemetery -- with around five-hundred midshipmen lining the route.in honor of the former pilot, navy jets executed a "missing man" formation above the cemetery. (nat sot)speaking to cadets last october, mccain said he had a "complicated relationship" with the naval academy -- joking about the

emily: matt larson in new york and ian king in san francisco, thank you both.an catch the rest of that conversation on bloomberg "studio 1.0" next week, september 26. we talk about much, much more. you don't want to miss it. coming up, the electric car wars have begun. audi takes aim at tesla, unveiling a brand-new all electric suv. plus, the countdown to the u.s. midterms is on, but will this november just be a repeat of 2016? how officials are cracking down on election security and foreign meddling, ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the justice department's investigation into tesla isn't the only problem facing the electric carmaker. companies like mercedes are tailing tesla with their own electric cars. audi also joined the race. take a look. tesla customers are getting anxious. >> i noticed this popping up on twitter quite a lot. where is my model three? >> and while it on musk promises to deliver -- deliver, promises to the company is facing new competition in the luxury electric car race. it is not just coming from within silicon valley. instead, a raft

and he is going to be buried next to admiral chuck larson, his former classmate, and it is a pact they made years ago and a true symbol of his roots. and his wife saying that chuck has the wingman back now. and chuck todd is the-- brian t were there and describe it for us. >> right, fredricka. talking to you on the air in anticipation of this and recapping the ceremony the four f-18 fighter jets flew right over my head. our team looked up above and i was watching it live on the air when they flew right above us, and wu of them peeled off. and usually, they peel off to the side, but this is, this pilot peeled off almost directly above and he made a cut straight up. it was a really powerful moment. this may been one of the easily most powerful symbols of the incredible wee symbolism that we have seen. there is something about the flyover and you can't take your eyes off of it, and for the few seconds that you are witnessing it, you are moved by it. it is a wonderful sendoff and wonderful symbol for aviator and john mccain's family and those who knew him can appreciate pit most. you talke