lin: -- ago. >> anthony: right. >> lin: and now it's for everyone. >> hai: yeah. >> lin: it's not expensivein: 40, 45 cents. >> anthony: 45 cents a beer. >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i'll have another. i can afford that. ♪ the country's changed so much. when i first came, bicycles and motorbikes. now lot of cars. >> lin: more cars. >> anthony: you know, look, money. >> lin: yeah. >> anthony: people are making money. business is good, right? >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i mean, much, much, much more tourism every year, yes? >> hai: yes, yes. people also enjoy life more. ♪ [ engines rev ] [ horns honk ] your spirit is unbreakable. your phone, not so much. purchase protection can help you replace small things that get damaged along the way. another way we have your back. the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. at ally, we're doing digital financial services right. but if that's not enough, we have more than 8000 allys looking out for one thing: you. call in the next ten minutes... and if that's not enough, we'll look after your every dollar. put down the phone. and if

lin-manuel miranda takes them seriously. he respects the role of the fans 's" success, and enjoys the fact that they are having fun in his imaginative world, a world that is increasingly becoming independent from him as the fans create their own worlds around the musical. lin-manuel miranda's personal investment in hamilton, the hamilton digital community, helps to explain why beyond the show's excellence as entertainment, it has spread so rapidly beyond broadway. hamilton also demonstrates why historians need to take social media seriously. both as an environment that reveals the public investment in popular history and academic history, and as a critical cultural environment. history is popular -- as popular culture itself is now being made. thank you. [applause] >> now we are going to do a discussion portion. we are going to take questions. our panelists are eager to talk about these questions. [indiscernible] >> we had hoped that lin-manuel miranda would take a personal interest in this project, in part, because both cla

this table is full of memories, lin spent 7/2 yea rs is full of memories, lin spent 7/2 years workingn brothers.” years working at lehmann brothersli was years working at lehmann brothers.” was heartbroken. i would never would have left, i would have stayed there until they kicked me out. they did ta ke until they kicked me out. they did take me out! but i would have stayed there for a very long time. it was one of the best places i had ever worked. a decade later, many have not forgiven lehmann brothers. although the financial crisis was a result of several bad at it is, when the bank ultimately filed for bankruptcy, it set off a chain reaction. —— actors. 0n bankruptcy, it set off a chain reaction. —— actors. on monday, september 15, when lehmann brothers filed for bankruptcy, the dowjones fell 500 points. the biggest one—day drop since the terrorist attacks of 9/11. watching it all happen was peter tuchman, a trader at the new york stock exchange. what was it like for you to be on the floor and watch that happen? it is kind of funny you ask that because i was actually standing here

lin i'm notan won't netflix ruin it? is what they do.ries up i'm not an adverb but they put the whole series oi'i adverb but they put the whole series on demand and stream. this is monday evening, millions of watch. in the office very little gets done in my office very little gets done in my office with clean about the hours of 9-930 office with clean about the hours of 9—930 when everyone is discussing what happened. if netflix put it all up what happened. if netflix put it all up in one big joke than it destroys that. that was a spoiler free conversation for which we are hugely grateful. that's it for the papers tonight. we are back at 1130 and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. the bbc news at 11 is coming up. thank you. we have very blustery weather coming our way over the next 12—18 hours or so our way over the next 12—18 hours or so courtesy

lin manuel miranda first approached you and said he wanted to create a hip-hop musical based on your book, what was your reaction and did you think it would become a cultural phenomenon? >> people say when you are writing the alexander hamilton biography, did you have any idea it would be turned into a hip-hop musical. i always think the question answers itself. when i first met lin manuel miranda in the fall of 2008, he was co-storing incostarring in musical, the height. it asked me to be this historical advisor to this yet nonexistent show. i said you mean you want me to tell you when something is wrong. he said yes, i want historians to take this seriously which was music to my ears. i was a little skeptical but i was quite intrigued. i thought nothing could be more delightful than to watch the evolution of a broadway musical. i was a lifelong theater goer and the offer to be on the other side of the lights was absolutely irresistible.it turned out to be a rocket ride far beyond anything i could have anticipated. >> so moving on to grant, you penned a definitive biography of grant

da lin caught it all on camera. as he explains, the drone was this to inspect a window that suddenly broke last weekend. >> reporter: the pilot says the drone lost its satellite signal. you can see the drone drifting left and hitting a building across from the millennium tower. >> watch out watch out watch out. >> reporter: the drone missed several people on the sidewalk, including a little boy by about ten feet. the boy says in spanish it was falling before it came crashing down a pilot flew the drone to the 36th floor to take video and photos of this cracked window. >> we're trying to evaluate whether the tilting has anything to do with it. but we're also looking at all other aspects, structural, whether it's part of the window assembly, the manufacturing process, the installation process. >> reporter: since its completion in 2009, the 58-story millennium tower has sunk at least 16 inches. it has also tilted two inches to the northwest. >> if it was related to the tilting or sinking you would see a pattern of othe

da lin has reaction from both sides. >> that's power endurance. a lot of kids come here to practice and train. a pot dispensary wants to set up next door. they would share the same parking lot. the skwe is, is that o -- question is, is that okay? >> reporter: on most days power endurance is filled with kids and student athletes. most come to train after school and during the summer. so when a medical marijuana dispensary proposed to open up next door in the same building, coaches and parents became very concerned. >> it doesn't sit well in my stomach for sure. >> you're teaching them something they shouldn't be learning at that age. >> reporter: not everyone believes having a pot dispensary next door is a bad mix. >> i'm just shocked at the small thinking. >> reporter: martinez councilwoman supports the dispensary. >> i don't understand how they're going to get exposed by having a marijuana store next door. the kids aren't going in there to buy it. it's the adults going in there to purchase it and then leave. what exposure? >> we don't need to be

we sent kpix5's da lin to see if that's actually true. >> now serving g0. >> reporter: the department of motor vehicles says despite serving more people in the last month they've reduced the wait time statewide by 30 minutes. their goal is to drop another 20 minutes by the end of this month. >> we're very hopeful and we're happy to see more of this wait time reduction up and down the state. >> reporter: assembly man phil ting said the wait times are still unacceptable. >> we know that improvement happens over time. this problem came up over time as well with the deployment of the real id. >> reporter: the claremont dmv in oakland is one of the busiest offices in the bay area. the dmv reports the average wait time without an appointment here is almost 2 1/2 hours. some customers say it's been longer than that. >> three hours i was sitting down just waiting. >> i'm starving. i want to grab something to eat now. >> i have never heard anybody say they're glad to go to dmv. >> reporter: officials say they've hired hundreds of new workers, brought back retired workers and are even loaning p

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. w locked up in storage. the "early days" statue... >>> a piece of san francisco history some call racist is now locked up in storage. the early days statue outside san francisco's city hall was removed today. it showed a native american at the feet of a catholic missionary. activists have fought for decades to have it removed. this week the board of supervisors voted to have it taken down. similar outrage has prompted changes on the stanford campus. the university announced plans to strip the name of father junipero serra from several campus buildings and serra mall at the entrance to the school's main quad. administrators are responding to the criticism of misdream of native americans by the founder of the california -- mistreatment of native americans by the founder of the california mission system. >>> governor brown announced today the state is launching its own satellite to track and gather data on climate change. he made that announcement on the final day of the global climate action summit going on in

father of hamilton creator and star lin manuel miranda. both have been helping in that effort. we'll start with our panel with their latest reporting. i want to start where we are right now in this supreme stalemate. tomorrow at this time is the deadline that senator chuck grassley set for christine blasey-ford as to whether she'll testify. her attorneys fighting back, saying that multiple witnesses should be at the hearing. rushing is contrary to the truth, they argue. the unredacted letter she received from dr. ford and all of this is going down as we are watching protests on capitol hill. you can see this live. demonstrators sharing their stories of sexual assault, demanding that senator chuck grassley take notice. lots of developments on the hill. let's start with nbc's kasie hunt, who is there. we are now, what, 23 hours, 58 minutes until the deadline set by chuck grassley. what are you hearing? >> hallie, as you point off -- point out, a simple question of what is dr. ford going to do? will she or won't she appear here on capitol hill? now i think it's important to unders

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carpet for turkish president wretch of tired tonight he attended a state banquet in his honor after lin's bellevue palace where he was greeted by the german president front fell to steinmeyer it was a glamorous occasion that took. yes within earshot of noisy demonstrations against the turkish leader earlier erda one met with german chancellor angela merkel for talks endeavor pairing the fractured relationship between their countries. and now at a joint press conference in berlin chancellor angela merkel admitted that differences between them remain but said that she is hopeful on finding common ground this despite fierce criticism within germany of turkey's human rights record even in germany there are sometimes moments when journalists cannot behave exactly as they please president had a one was in the middle of his press conference with chancellor merkel when a man stood up and revealed a t. shirt with the words press freedom he was quickly bundled out by security officers the brief distractions seem to amuse and who won but his crackdown on journalistic freedom was one of the issues th

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the launch sponsor of lin's city center will be closed off to the three day state visit now the turkish president will visit several landmark says the chancery will meet macula. on friday the bellevue palace where the state banquet will take place and the war memorial noire vodka. also road closures in place all around the famous hotel. where the turkish president will be staying. for more we're joined by our chief political editor she's in the heart of bourbons government district first of all tell us why is this visit so significant. because german turkish relations are very strained at this very moment in time and although added one in a major article today in frankfurt target's mind inside of newspaper calls basically for a reset of those relations at the level at the same time we're hearing from the foreign ministry that a change in rhetoric simply won't do in the past he's accused the german chancellor of using nazi methods he also called on voters ahead of the general elections just over a year ago to not vote going to michael's party or the social democrat so basically the major

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for twenty six year old lin geeing that's not a workable system. for a politician from the pro independence new power party she's been observing developments in hong kong and believes beijing is not up holding its side of the bargain this is a war town criers are not allowed to enter the near her ha ha. on by the elite and so how oman see them ethan's own home owners until the. dad that's it now you know thought out. yeah put it is. lynn is running in local elections in the southern city of tire none traditionally a stronghold of president chuy's democratic progressive party rally. seems has been reaching out to young people here too as a student lynne and her classmates go to visit china on a highly subsidized tour. it's all fundamental thought. today and have a whole the heart of any it goes through nelson all the harm done that i dassent hard don't potter nation only you should it's done it's into the hands of the wind the name where you go i want you to find out if beijing has been trying to influence politics at the grassroots level we've come

da lin reports that the agency is making the drastic move because voters have said no to new key taxes. >> reporter: within a few months these cuts -- costa contra response teams will be charging for their response to emergencies. they are calling it cost recovery. the charges range from hundreds of dollars to thousands of dollars. for example the fee for a car accident will be $487 per engine per hour. >> this is crazy to charge people that's gotten into accidents and stuff. that is outrageous. >> reporter: many people feel the same way. >> i can't say i'm happy with it. they should collected some other type of way, not on the back of me being hurt. >> >> reporter: the fire chief says it is a last resort, voters in last year's have struck down tax increases to fund the system. >> it is not sustainable for us or our citizens. we have to find additional avenues. >> reporter: the east contra costa fire district only has three stations and covers a large area including brentwood, oakley and discovery bay. the chief says the current fire protection is not adequate and their response times

one of them lin brooks. right now another person from that list. liz swisher.roommate of debbie ramirez. yale class mate of brett kavanaugh joins us on "primetime." i know this isn't what you've been dying to do with your life but i'm glad you've recognized how much it matters now. her feelings that she's a republican, she believes in kavanaugh's pedigree but she heard him say things under oath that she knows not to be true. do you share her opinion? >> i do. i absolutely share her opinion. >> what do you know about brett kavanaugh he was not truthful about in the hearing sng. >> i've known brett since the beginning of freshman year. he was one of the beer drinking boys and i liked beer. there's no problem with drinking beer in college. the problem is lying about it. he drank heavily, he was a partier, he played drinking games. he was a sloppy drunk. more interested in impressing the boys than the girls. i never saw him sexually aggressive but he was sloppy drunk. >> you never saw him do anything you would call wrong or offensive or inappropriate to any woman.

live at uc berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix5. we'll hear from one man who captured a valuable piece of >> stay with kpix and kpix.com for continuing coverage. coming up at 6:30 we will hear from one man who captured a valuable piece of evidence on camera more than a decade ago. >>> a deadline is looming at this hour for the bay area woman who says supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the '80s. a key senator says christine blasey ford has until 7 p.m. our time to agree to testify. >> as that back and forth continues, ford is also dealing with some serious security challenges. she has been the target of harassment and threats according to her attorney. >> kpix5 political reporter melissa caen is here with that part of the story. >> the story just keeps unfolding. today professor christine blasey ford met with fbi agents from the san francisco district office. there she discussed threats that she has received since going public with allegations that judge brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her decades ago.

the musical by lin manuel miranda is nothing short of a phenomenon. myriads have seen it on broadway and on traveling productions. millions more want to see what may well become the most popular musical ever written. when you consider, in fact, it is amazing i can say that. think of the protagonist, think of the musical genre, think of the cast. who wants to write a musical about alexander hamilton? when they were working on it they actually were going to take his picture off of the $10 bill. that is how unpopular he was at the time. then, if that is not a tough enough job to do a musical about hamilton, why don't we make a lot of his songs in hip-hop and rap. that sounds like a great idea to bring people in. if that does not do it, let's put the cherry on the cake and have all of the founding fathers, washington, jefferson, madison, portrayed by african-american and latino actors. that will be a great smash. in actual fact, the conclusion would be completely wrong. it is it work of genius, in my opinion. lin-manuel miranda can really -- he can be com

kpix5's da lin went to the dmv and found some people giving the agency some credit. >> reporter: thisoakland claremont dmv looks zooing because the agency says the average wait -- deceiving because the agency says the average wait without an appointment is almost 2 1/2 hours. some customers tell me it's been longer than that. >> three hours i was sitting down waiting. >> i'm starving. i'm going to grab something to eat now. >> i have never heard anybody say they're glad to go to dmv, just a negative thought. >> reporter: the dmv has been working in recent months to improve its image and customer service. today it announced despite serving more people in the last month, they've reduced the wait time statewide by 30 minutes. their goal is to drop another 20 minutes by the end of this month. >> we're very hopeful and we're happy to see more of this wait time reduction up and down the state. >> reporter: assemblyman phil tang says the new wait times are still unacceptable. >> we know that improvement doesn't happen overnight, that improvement happens over time. this problem came up overti

tomorrow trains on the orange, blue and silver and yellow lin will be running every 24 minutes starting late tonight all day sunday and on the red lin a major safety drill is closing platforms at two stations. that's from 7:00 in the morning until 2:00 in then afternoon o the red line on the upper level at the gallery place station. that means the red line plat forms at metro cente and gallery line are closed. both stations will be open for other lines buto closed te red line in the morning and the afternoon. buses will replace red lineio st from opening until about 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. keep that in mind. tlso you may hear simulated sounds during t drill. >>> a somber anniversary for a father in montgomery county. it has been four s yearsce jacob and sarah disappeared. last night a thunderstorm did not stop troy turner who greeted those who came out in germantown. three-year-old sarah and two-year-old jacob were last seen with their mom in september of 14. she' facing murder charges. it's been determined she's not mentally competent to stand trial. >> fasr days too long. four years

two batters later, at the plate, he beats the shift with a lin drive. 3-1.d add another run in the inning. they go seven. the braves win. the nationals officially eliminated from the nl east race. nine back wit eight to play. new head coach taking on the hurricanes. pre-season game number four.on washin trailing 1-0 early. carolina pass deflected t into back of the net. there's a lot of n to wo with there. they end up losing this one, 5-1. second round of the tour championship. e final pga event of the year. tiger woods came into the day tied for lead. he continued his solid play. tiger buries the 25 footer toie bi gave him sole position of first. he needed this finish and he got it. taps in for birdie on the par 518. goes into the weekend tied for. the le sharing the 36 hole lead for the first time since2015. >>> high school football gh toni pair of undefeated teams. 37 yards to the end zone. 8-0 bullets lead. bulldogs keep i on the. grou 22-7 i the fourth. cougars make it a game. move the coffebl tae. three yard touchdown. closes the lead at 22-14. closes

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ten lin showers in the north and west of scotland.and bright. temperatures in the south—east are little warmer than saturday, a maximum of 23 celsius. as we move into monday, between two area is a low pressure, the next area is a low pressure, the next area of low pressure bringing some disruptive wins late monday into tuesday. monday looking like a decent day, a bit more cloud to start but it will brighten up some sunshine developing. a good deal of dry weather but some outbreaks of rain in the north and west. temperatures in the south—east are little warmer, looking at highs of 24-25dc. little warmer, looking at highs of 24—25dc. elsewhere, temperatures in the high teens or low 20s. later monday and into tuesday, some disruptive winds. this area of low pressure is the remnants of hurricane helene. it looks like it will largely cleared north scotland by tuesday. tuesday bringing outbreaks of rain in the north and west, one or two showers in wales on the south—west, pushing into central england as we move through the day. temperatures

." >> be sthure to follow us on facebook, twitter and ad lib lin san jose >>> and good tuesday morning live look outside in downtown san jose, getting started with our tuesday morning. thank you so much for starting your morning with us right here on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at the forecast for today, kari. >> it's going to be hot today. that's the main story. not only that but a high fire danger. red flag warning continues from yesterday and that will expire later on this evening. our winds will pick up once again, very low humidity, and a lot of dry fields out there. we have to be careful as our temperatures heat up even more over yesterday reaching 96 in concord. in livermore 94 degrees. 89 in san jose, and 77 today in oakland. we'll talk about what's ahead as it heap

the sql boasts an all-star cast, including lin-manuel miranda, angela lansbury, dick van [null], andmeryl streep. >>> the time is 4:57. state leaders are encouraging governor jerry brown to sign a bill into law. with the fcc has to change -- say about that, next. >>> plus a deadly bay area balcony collapse. preventing another tragic turn of events. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news >>> now at 5:00, a showdown between the supreme court nominee and his accuser. with the bay area woman accusing him of sexual assault will publicly testify. >> i will tell you that the fatal wound was not in the vessel. >> a shootout claims the life of a sheriff deputy. >>> making off with phones and ipads. >>> morning, it is tuesday, september 18. i am michelle griego. >> and i am kenny choi. we're looking at all the traffic on your rights. 586 interchange in dublin is packed already right now. on the left, we have a shot of the embarcadero at the distance. we have the bay bridge and the bow and arrow. what directions are we heading in? are the temperatures up or down? >> a littl

starring emily blunt and lin manual miranda. >> mary poppins, you came back.hardly to have aged at all >> really? would have thought i taught you better. >> what's really exciting is seeing dick van dyke. >> almost unbelievably his actual 92-year-old self today looks almost identical to his made up 92-year-old character in the original 54 years later. >> so back then he looks like he does right now. mary poppins returns, hits theaters december 19th. >>> and actor gary bussey is mang headlines in the world of college football. >> 44-21 on saturday and this jumbotron image had something to do with it. >> so we may like to poke a little fun at busy but he has been nominated for best actor oscar so a little respect. maybe it worked i guess. >> it's a little distracting. a little bit. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. >> and we've got more news coming up. stay with us. this is abc's "world news now," >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> telling her story. a woman accusing supreme court nominee of sexual assault will t

kpix5 reporter da lin continues or coverage with reaction from campus. da? >> reporter: liz, a big surprise indeed. the campus sent out this e-mail to everyone on campus alerting them about the arrest. for years waller worked on the third floor of this building here. his job title? safety specialist in charge of keeping people safe, yet he's accused of attacking a number of women. >> so it's really an unfortunate irony, i mean they laid in plain sight. you never know what someone is capable of. >> reporter: for 26 years roy waller worked for uc berkeley's environment, health and safety office. sacramento police arrested him yesterday as he arrived for work. it appears the university has already removed his nameplate from his office. his middle name is charles. that's him? >> i used to see him walk around. i'm almost positive he drove the truck. he was very quiet, very quiet. he didn't i mean talk to us ever. >> reporter: waller's co- workers and many university employees were instructed not to speak to the media, but two long time workers off camera say it's

from boxing to running but lin is getting ready for the cities on sunday the race is favored by professional runners due to the flat course even surface and the mind autumn weather as a result but the most records of any city. the berlin marathon is around the corner and final preparations are underway. is helping the athletes loosen their muscles but also offering mental support for the big day. most of them are excited not nervous but just excited they've come from far and wide from what i've seen. that. this stage is set more than forty thousand runners will test themselves on the fastest marathon route in the world the conditions are better than last year when he snatched the win but narrowly missed out on the world record. finishing. fourth and that his biggest rival this year is wilson kipsang he too has previously won the berlin marathon five years ago and even set a new world record at the time last year he suffered his most bitter defeat here. fast and. it's always been good to win. just most runners will take more than twice as long as the top athletes regardless brylin will be tak

in t wake of hurricane maria's devastation in puerto rico there areri lin questions over whether it's enough. ioacy potts joins us with more. >> reporter: que about what's the track record here with the trump administration dealing with these stoorms, thee has alreadyfeen a state emergency declared from south carolina all the way to , washingtd.c., despite what happened with hurricane maria last year, this year trump says they will be ready. >> we are total prepared. we're ready. we're as ready as anybody aef'sr been. it looks a to me to a lot of talented people who do this for a living that this is going to be a very large storm, far t largn we've seen in perhaps decades. it's tremendously big and tremendously wet. >> reporter: he also said puerto rico was an unsung reevi s. re referring to the hurricane that hit there last year, marie yeah. the estimate initially 64 and now 3,000 people who died. ays if they consider that a success they are concerned about the response to this storm. >> we'll see how he handles hurricane ylorence. than so much. >>> turning to the surpriseness about

wendy lin, seventh grade: like i would have hot lunch. i'd be eating with my friends.g there, they'd look over at me and they'd be like 'i feel bad for you.' joshuae:tr kids got bullied because they weren't able to afford lunch. if everyone gets free lunch, then no one's going to know "oh, they don't have money," or "they have money," so it makes everybody feel ok about the state that they're in. soledad: sat of free lunch in every new york city public school? principal jon n: say that they notice, especially in the afternoon classes, kids doing better. we couldn't be happier. soledad: "communty eligibility" has been adopted by about 20,000 public schools serving roughly 10 million students. that's nearly 1/5 of all kids in u.s. public schools, including students in baltimore, memphis, and richmond, virginia. announcer: when we come back. can what these women do for 30 minutes a day improve their health and home? >> this has never been a fitness group. this has always been about radical healing. announcer: how a nationwide health crisis sparked a movement. plus, workin

you have no limits reimagine street art is held in cooperation with lin's if a consumer electronics fan exhibition is divided among five galleries in central bolin and runs through september the twelfth. a. simple and meaningful that's how i would describe the style the images the german illustrated can be falling in several magazines in advertising and much more but not only the graphics are the essence of his work for him the message behind them are almost more important he's pretty good at getting the message across even when he usually only uses a few calloused for his designs this also holds true for the following picture. spread through. this is the picture that made leonard gay both famous video released during the american election campaign of donald trump stating he could grab women everywhere gave gabled the idea now he's one of the most sought after illustrators. this image was first shown by a german t.v. station. one of the scripts. first i just made a sketch and posted it on social media as in germany t.v. saw it on facebook and told me if trump wins we'd like to post it t

it's the top of the table clash no one saw it coming fourth place braman hosting second place for lin cosell doesn't just bring calm response brinkman marching to his speech. will face another dynamic young coach called dark time which would be surprise packages is the real deal here just didn't look right at the start i thought i. had loosed him back and inexplicably kicked the ball out of his own keeper's hands. first wallace had to have played this season they're still haunted by the occasional mental lapse while this tobacco flipped out scorer martin hynix celebrated. they are middle class a share from one of my classic side saying it was not a didn't think much just somehow got it over the line those are the prettiest i think solution for me. no way shaheen put the ball in the mixer and harness finished it off co-found has signed experienced players that might not be big names are in high demand but they fit his system and their happily dancing to cull felts rhythm. and has supplemented harris's longstanding form with dynamic young players who have the speed and skill to play his

i am da lin, kpix 5 . >>> a man has been found dead more than a month after he slipped on a waterfall in oregon. two hikers found the body of a 23-year-old man. he had been missing since august 12. they believe he fell as he tried to take a photograph. they say, we are glad we were able to provide his family with some answers and sincerely hope that they were able to find some comfort in the fact that he was located. our heartfelt thoughts go out to his family and friends. >>> not to the storm watch, the death toll is rising. tropical storm florence continues its catastrophic crawl over the carolinas. at least 12 people have died as a result of the storm. it is not doubt power to about 1 million homes and businesses. about 27,000 people are in shelters tonight in more than 2400 -- and more than 2400 flights have been canceled. the big story has always been the rain. this came ashore as a category one hurricane. as for where it goes from here, it is hardly moving at a walking pace as it moves inland. that is bad news. the slower it moves, the more chance it will have to unwind rain ove

everything from that period fascinates lin the marsha. a growing number of stores like this one in hamburg offer vintage originals or clothes made to look retro for fans of bygone styles. and. for me it's all about what i enjoy i take pleasure in the design the music dance of the feel of that period. i'm also a child of the president or. been. hurting ties of course i identify with things that are going on around me but this is a kind of pleasant getaway. i think that people in our fast paced time want something that lasts us they want the past. that side life in the one nine hundred twenty s. was very different and today we look back to the lively charm of that period yeah sure it was it even the sense of living on the edge and the tempestuous wild feeling. temperament followed on video. and original cash register from one nine hundred twenty nine gets the shopping experience and authentic touch. this company was founded in one thousand nine hundred seventeen in the digital age notebooks may seem a bit dated but business has taken off sa

live in daly city, i'm da lin, kpix5. elon musk is caught on camera.. >>> more trouble for tesla this evening after the hit heard around the world. elon musk is caught on camera smoking pot on a podcast. kpix5's len ramirez is live at the tesla factory in fremont with the latest in a series of strange headlines involving the ceo of len? >> reporter: that's right, elizabeth. a lot of people are shaking their heads about this. musk is known as a maverick, but he's all the figurehead and face of the company behind me, a lot of employees and shareholders depending on him. many wonder now not so much what he's smoking, but why he's doing it. >> it's tobacco and marijuana in there. it's all it is. >> reporter: by the time the smoke cleared on elon musk's now famous pot smoking interview tesla's stock was plunging and two more key executives were leaving the company. >> alcohol is a drug. it's been grandfathered in. >> it's a killer. perception is everything. >> reporter: san jose state lucas college of business professor dr. ho

my lin it must be very difficult to watch that bus just take off with so many members of your family the peace and quiet and all the dark courtroom but i. feel for me we have borne the seal here and did a mentally unstable windows sycamore cassette deck are you. although for less it was the only then fire east. and both say gold pins are a good buy ease the simplest yet you go by so at a glance they don't normally ok that you have for me imagine these you can't buy the paper no one but yeah you know. what it's doing and then you call a model the long goodbye the album the big day minutes or less and yet the electricity. that old. most second. the second things that he sees a p.c. this all are. going laid back i go there go see when they where you know me at least do you think your children are doing the right thing when no see what good you know will mean your own game baron. de. oro will call them say going in play all they will say would only move the imperial system put up with your merry. go when you were barely legal gay but on this ep went on but up it all paid pretty good they

so what we see in lifornia is most affluent students are achieving compared to thels hig lin other states. our low inme our black students and eveninglish langua learners. >> the rearch teams californ used to be a leader in early school education. but have fallen behind other states. how did thisn? happ >> great question. one of the things this is why we have tried to step back and think about the entire system. why we look atprek through 12 education chlts all of these pieces are related. and what we ha seen is there is a huge emp ss on k 12 education the past decade. and we have made some really vast improvement in the area. around funding and around support. hanges to the accountability syste and so not only do we still need improvement in k 12. but the early childhood paces haven't been attended to. >> jill, funding alone can't fix everything. you would think some of the problems would have been mitigated because california hasz put in place finance reform. aimed at improving education. sce 2005. a formula tha le local districts determine how to spend state money. but best serves thei

the author of nuclear showdown north korea takes on the world gordon joins us from new york kim jun lin is asking for another face to face what do you make of that gordon well i think what kim wants is really to prevent president trump from changing america's approach to north korea you know since the end of may america's policy towards playing on has actually been very kind and favorable and i guess kim is starting to see that there are people around president trump john bolton the national security advisor mop mike pump aoe the secretary of state and others are basically arguing for a change in posture so my guess is it basically that kim would like to make sure that trunk continues this generous policy. north korea recently celebrated its national day with a series of massive spectacles but the kickoff military parade did not include ballistic missiles from cold is very positive do you see it that way. well is is better that they don't test missiles and don't test nukes but we've in the past had long periods where the north koreans haven't tested anything but they've continued to wor

of humanity and nine seems a crowd of more than one hundred ten thousand people gathered to watch lin's has also been hosting the ares electronica festival some thirteen hundred scientists an artist explore the effects of modern technology on society this year's theme was error the art of imperfection. over the weekend around one hundred fifty thousand vintage car bombs attended the goodwood revival in southern england it was the twenty five edition of the festival which celebrates the house in days of motor racing and good loaders the only historic racing event which is staged entirely in perry address. modern cars are banned from the grounds during the free day revival which is held at britain's famous goodwood motor circuit. and. the world's best divers have demonstrated their skills in mostar bosnia and herzegovina. on the penultimate stop of the red bull foot diving world series twenty eighteen the athletes leapt off the nine hundred meter high study must bridge. the rebuilt sixteenth century bridge is a you know it's go world heritage site. the cliff divers will meet again for the

kpix5's da lin live with sky drone 5 with the burden this could bring to people who call the island homeot of people are upset, not a single person tells me this is a good idea. they all believe this is a very bad idea. the plan is to charge drivers to enter and leave the island with $3.50 during the peak hours. now you combine that for a round trip, we're talking about seven bucks. >> it's bs. >> frustration and i'm mad. >> reporter: opposition is mounting, perhaps higher than the piles of gravel on treasure island. >> i just think it's absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: some are comparing the toll idea to thievery. >> i look at it really, truly as theft. i really look at it as someone just stopping me for wanting to just come to and from my home and take money from me. >> reporter: this long time treasure island resident said charging a toll both directions would impose a huge financial burden on her. >> my gas is already expensive. i can't imagine having to pay just to go home every day. >> reporter: the san francisco county transportation authority would like to start charging up to

asked short know what second nine months after the first deformed baby was born grown and launched the lin abide on to the german market under the brand name contraband going in thousand aggressive sales force whose motto was succeed at any cost continue to promote the drought cardigan they claimed was a safe sedative especially for pregnant women suffering from morning sickness sales zoomed and so little my became the second best selling drug next to aspirin. but linda's shoulder helen and her husband carl hammond were determined to find out what caused their son's short arms months later they were no closer to finding an answer i know my husband had times when he said. we don't make it i think we have to get up and i said i'm not giving up. her husband soon contacted a professor of obstetrics dr video kinda lens who had received a few reports of deformed babies my father and professor lance they travel to germany and their road folks bargain and they went from one small village to another and asked are there any children with short legs or shut down and those kids were hidden away at the

for twenty six year old lin geeing that's not a workable system. for politician from the pro independence new power party she's been observing developments in hong kong and believes beijing is not up holding its side of the bargain this is what's home town cars are not all ten or ten here her haha down in the high one on by the a million so how oman see them ethan's on home on this until. it heads and what does that sit down to now sold out the mountain going for that is. lynn is running in local elections in the southern city of tire none traditionally a stronghold of president chinese democratic progressive party now in beijing it seems has been reaching out to young people here too as a student lynne and her classmates go to visit china on a highly subsidized tour titled i know it'll fundamental a little hall today and have a whole as the halls of the house it's in those are nails along all the hardwood on that i dassent hard don't potter in michigan only you should. down into us now when the name where you go i want you to find out if beijing h