he said, "but, lin, people like holding things.. >> and that sort of touched my heart so we made a book. >> stephen: you do the illustrations? >> yes. >> stephen: can i have a shot? these are gorgeous. these are beautiful illustrations. they're very simple but very beautiful, sometimes of the themes of the good morning and the good night. >> yeah. >> stephen: like you'll return-- you'll answer yourself at the end of the night of what you said that morning. >> i write might have beenals so i'm always about the reprize of the thing. i always have to bring it back around. that started happening over the course of writing them every day for five, six years. >> stephen: tell me about this good morning and this good night. what is the origin? this is really beautiful. >> what is interesting is the weirdest side effect of this is this is the closest thing i have ever had to a diary and this was written the morning of we all learned about anthony bourdain's passing, which hit all of us in different ways. i remember reading "no rrvetions."

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live in oakland, da lin , kpix. >>> president trump waded into california water politics.e signed an order that he says, will make it easier to hydrate the central valley. standing with five republican congressman from california, the president directed the secretaries of the interior and commerce to streamline federal approval for water projects. the new order covers california, oregon and washington. he said in california in particular, this will speed up the central valley project in the state water project. >> we are also speaking to the epa. they are ready to go as soon as i send this. they are ready to go. the big problem was the federal approvals that were not easy to get. they happened in a fast time you to the gentleman behind me. >> several of the congressman at the ceremony faced tough reelection battles in central valley districts. the timing of today's announcement may boost the prospects in november. >>> with a fresh injection of funding, cal fire is taking new steps to fight fires in north bay and around the state. emily turner explains. >> reporter: october

and we did speak to senator kol lin, and she said that she wanted to read the interviews again, and that was a telling comment and she had been looking for way to vote yes, so if she is going to go mitch mcconnell's way, it is easier, but you need answ answers from senator flake, and he also told the reporters that he did not see any corroborating evidence in the fbi investigation, and senator lisa murkowski was look g fing for a to vote no, and that is seeming to be the case, but we have not had a chance to catch up with her in the wake of the report coming up here on capitol hill. >> and kasie, from what you have heard from those who have read the report the key is mark judge, because they did not go to debra ramirez' possible witnesses, and other witness, more than 40 not contacted by the fbi and tried to contact the fbi, but the key is from what we have heard, mark judge in his interview who had not been interviewed before could not kr corroborate the allegations. >> right. that is right, andrea, and it is raising questions, because the senators are talking about him interviewed for

she and whatever she is announcing at 3:00 today is going to be the pivotal moment, and susan kol lins from maine, a blue state, but as you pointed out governor lepage, and there is a deep conservative strain in maine as well, politically conservative strain and not just conservative in the broader context, but very right wing conservative as well. >> and i would call it more of the trump wing of the party, right? i do think that i'd like to split sort of small c conservatives and the trump conservatives and they don't always agree, and paula page is more in the trump style of the governing and of politicking, and susan kol can lins is more really sort of in the george herbert walker bush school to go ahead to name dropping kennebunkport where bush 41 spends a lot of time. and so it is -- she comes from a different republican party in maine versus, and that is -- this is why it is a, you know, she is in a political vice. politically, it is a no-win situation for her. so every senator that i have ever talked to when you get to the point when you are in the vice, it really becomes which

i'm stephen beers limber lin welcome plastic may be cheap for producers but it's become an environmental menace now the e.u. parliament has voted through a ban on a range of single use plastic products environmentalist say it can't come soon enough. the mountain of waste on land and waterways and seas continues to grow the e.u. currently recycles only a quarter of the twenty five million tons of plastic waste it produces annually now european lawmakers say urgent action is needed to tackle the problem you need yeah eight billion tons of plastic produced in less than sixty five years six billion tons of waste the figures speak for themselves more than four billion tons for europe alone all oceans have become dust bins and they are dying on the plastic accounts for more than eighty percent of marine waste and slow decomposition means that traces are often found in marine life as well as the seafood that ends up in supermarkets under the proposal ten single use plastic products would be banned directive aims at banning certain single use plastic products where alternatives available and aff

weather some stern faces run show as byron plot their recovery from a dreadful showing it hurts of their lin ill timed tackles a lack of urgency and a defense all the same it hurts a cruise to a two no went on friday despite the setback coach nico covert she's the head of the clash with iraq's. suppose you have to stay positive after a draw and a defeat you can't just throw everything into question when things were going well beforehand there was optimism among every single player and also myself and the expectation is that we will win our coming games. and robin will expect to play against his fellow dutchman as byan look for a creative spark clearly lacking in the last week. the game at the allianz arena gives five time winners buy on the chance to make it two victories from two in the champions league but four times when his eye axe will be tough customers and believe they can spring a surprise. we just need to be calm and believe in our qualities you know will be very hard. because he's one of the best teams. for sure can do that for. for a plea to be champion but we need to. believe in

the chd has died. 35 yield -- 35-year-old the lin three cars. the man killed was hector guard qua -- garza. martin is charged with two counts of murder and dui. >>> a 3-year-old boy is in the hospital after he was shot in the stomach in his home in oakland. the boy's father is under arrest for storing a gun improperly. >>> a 3-year-old boy is clinging to life after being shot in his home. >> i hope that everyone has this family in his players. what -- preyers. what a tragedy. it happened in east oakland. police are calling the case an unfortunate accident. the mayor investigators. >> this is an accountive -- active investigation. the incident happened home. there was an unsecured firearm in the home. >> police are not releasing many details but police arrested the boy's father on suspicion of criminal storage of the gun, child cruelty and being a felon with a gun. >> when we have a child that's harmed it is a unique harm for all of us. the boy is in children's hospital oakland. the family did not want to comment. the father is in dublin. the bai

. -- da lin on the bay area professors who signed off. >> reporter: they signed the letter that was delivered to the senate today and it states that judge brett kavanaugh does not have the judicial temperament to be a justice. >> a vocal protest at uc berkeley demand in the senate to turn down judge brett kavanaugh's nomination. >> there was a different type of action taking place quietly behind the scenes but making the same demand. >> it's about the nature of the response. >> 2400 law professors and across the country signed a letter saying he is not qualified based on one thing. >> lack of judicial temperament. >> they say his anger and evasiveness from last week's hearing made it impossible for him to be a fair justice. >> it was essentially a job interview for a promotion to the highest court in the land and i don't think any of us would have gotten our jobs if we had when in there being belligerent and displaying that kind of aggressiveness. >> the uc berkeley law professor is hoping the letter will convince a few republican senators who are still undecided. >> he will not be an imparti

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the men and women who walk through these doors put the lin country. it has helped our nation's heroes so they don't have to sacrifice their last dime for temporary lodging. many tell abc 7 news high hotel rates often kept veterans in their vehicles ahead of doctors visits. >> so there's a lot of folks sleeping in their cars or traveling a great distance. >> reporter: while billy briels and his wife still make the more than 100 mile trek for treatment, they no longer have to sleep irtheir car. the double purple heart recipient was hit by shrapnel and came home a wounded wariar. va palo alto leaders and the foundation started to take notice. >> people forget match they forget the sacrifices veterans made. and veterans aren't front and center often enough and what they've done for all of us and so self-lessly. >> reporter: they came together it fund the lodge's construction costs. the one of a kind four star facility is free to veterans equipped with 52 guest room, a dining room, a library and much more. >>> now, briles says veterans often hear thank you

linning market. the economy is doing well. while europe has been having its problems, emerging markets have been getting it, more downside than outside. high-yield is kind of the sweet spot. the equity market was wasting away. , you are having steep correction in equities spilling over. i think to the extent that this recovery, this expansion continues, they are likely to reemerge as a sweet spot. >> it would be disingenuous of me to say that credit has come out completely ok. isuess the broader point that the outperform is a state of the worst part of high-yield. the broader point is that leveraged loans have remained. to your point, if there are people watching this program right now worried about the equity market volatility, is your message them ultimately that the messaging credit is not one of doom and gloom? >> leverage loan is the hot area. the value is not necessarily there and that's going to be theweak undervalue. in the meantime, the technicals are very strong. it has gone from a wholesale chief fixed income market

that is what i wanted to get to lin manuel miranda. they are words i think are significant.rian: i know a little of the story, but you tell the story after we listen to this, a little part of rap from the musical. ♪ brian: when you were listening to that musical, and you heard that, what was your reaction? joanne: i thought, that really sounds like chapter four of "affairs of honor." [laughter] particularly because there is a line in that song that comes from a document i found at the new york historical society. that is the 10 dual commandments. the first time i saw the play, i thought excellent, there is a dueling song. oh, it is a rules of dueling song. i wrote about the rules of dueling. when ron turnout wrote his book, now wrote his book, he asked me about the rules of dueling. then there is this line about the doctor turning his back so he can have deniability. that's from a document i found in the bottom of a box, and when that line happened, i thought that is my chapter. i did get it confirmed. when i gave lin-manuel miranda ,he gift of "affairs of honor" i said is t

they built leads indown the lin it was able to be kicked in and scored from the first and the game isis that way until the sixth with two outs being crushed to center. cody makes a leap at the wall but cannot get the ball. shaw goes to third with a triple in scores on a wild pitch. the brewers knew they needed to add on and they did with brewer still pitching in the seventh. here is orlando sending one the opposite way. here is a two-run shot and it is 4-0. the dodgers load the bases in the ninth and jeffers stroke out grindle and then brian dozier ends the game. it is a 2-1 lead with of -- they will play tomorrow at dodger stadium. >> thank you, joe. thank you for making us your choice for news. you can find update around the clock at www.ktvu.com . >> we leave you with a beautiful shot of the city. s a -- i'm in. okay, well, alex has a cello lesson at 11:00, doesn't she also have no boys at forever? don't you have an eating disorder you need to attend to? yeah, anyway, uh, we could see the 4:00 or the 6:20. oh, actually, that's no good. i'm meeting my friend denise for a drink. deni

that is what i wanted to get to lin manuel miranda. there are words i think are significant.an: let me run for you, about 25 seconds, i know a little of the story. you tell the story, after we listen to this little part of rap from the musical. ♪ >> what we call the sun is in the sky -- next of a not for you kin -- >> ready for the moment of adrenaline, when you finally face serotonin. -- your opponent. >> they can set the record straight. brian: when you are listening to the musical and heard that, what was your reaction? joanne: i thought that really sounds like chapter four of "affairs of honor." [laughter] particularly because there is a line in that song that comes from a document i found at the new york historical society. that is the 10 duel commandments. the first time i saw the play, i thought excellent, there is a dueling song. as a goes on oh, it is a rules , of dueling song. i wrote about the rules of dueling. when ron chernow was writing his book, he interviewed me about dueling, i thought, it is probably for my conversations with him. and then there is the line

and then m of sunday's rain chance come in in evening hours andrs lin into monday morning. >> thank you, chuck. right now taking a look at the beltway here. it is nice and clear. e's a lit bit of a left lane standing by in that area. northbound 270 beten the beltway and when you get on to 270 northbound a lt lane getting by there. overall looking pretty good. >> melissa, thank you. still ahead, book those tickets, plan that route, thanksgiving will be here before you know it. now is the time to get the travel plans ready. melissa has the tips you need to get to your destination smoothly. >> later today on hyellen. >>asn't i invited to kylie'sth by party. >> oh. you know that that is such a good question. >> thank you. >> but i brought yar a favor. >> i don't care. >> kris jenner stopping by to answer ellen's burning questions. then stick around for news 4 at 4:00. we'll be right back. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50-85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. the three what? the three p's? what are th

. >> reporter: in lin haven, residents line up for water and other supplies. the town seems unfamiliar. >> right now, my heart is broken and don't recognize the streets when the lights go out and literally have to count the blocks to find my house. >> reporter: a hometown that no longer feels like home. d dan, nbc news. >>> a primetime matchup between two of the nfl's best teams, chiefs and patriots. pats jumping out to a 24-9 lead in the first half, control playing at home. patrick mahomes is pretty good, too, shook off a shaky start rallying his team back from double digits down, this 75-yard touchdown pass to tyreek hill. and tom brady is tom brady and would lead them back and patriots win 43-40. and ryan returning to the same stadium he suffered the devastating spinal injury. andy dalton putting bengals on forth. a back and forth game as it usually is between these two. it all came town to the fourth quarter. 15 seconds left, steelers down one, antonio brown winning it for steelers. >>> in washington looking to rebound against panthers and putting pressure

traces of the past especially for lin's to vision have become rare.but lines of paving stones mark where the wall once stood and single sections of law have been set up it's a way of making history come alive for locals and tourists. so we were here my wife and i were here and we're making seventy wire and now it was very very different of course we went to a lot of the places where we could see over the wall we could see that there is not somebody knocking here in hot summer pots so it's very interesting to come back forty seven years later to see. all the developments and more even if you ask me in a way to struggle that people have to go through to how freedom to have peace of mind the house and the i don't know maybe it could be more. strongly the idea of bringing back what what happened here because if you don't look at the wall you see like a completely different picture and maybe it's that's the. potsdamer platz was already posting with life back in the one nine hundred twenty s. . until its destruction in the second world war it was europe's b

former east germany seat of parliament the palace of the republic and the rebuilding of the old for lin city palace and its place the result was a series of paintings. we turn our attention now to a cartoon classic if you grew up in europe then you are certainly for moyer wispy you were a belgian comic book character now he was originally an elevator operator and a bell boy at the fictional hotel and at some point he became a reporter will now as the comic strip turns eighty years old spiro is back on the beat with his latest adventure taking him to nineteen eighties east berlin. east berlin one nine hundred eighty eight east germany is broke but then. to the rescue in a dire emergency it's another case for spirit this time the little bell boy from belgium winds up in germany. it's a minor sensation spin lou has never been here before. felix germann alias flix is the author. he's one of germany's most sought after comic artists he was chosen as the first german ever to create an edition of the franco belgian classic for the eightieth anniversary edition of spiritual. his early in his se

[habla en inglÉs] jessica: es algo que aprendiste de lin-manuel miranda?labra? reirÁs, llorarás y una vez mÁs tendrÁs una razÓn para creer que los sueÑos se cumplen. se estra en los cines el prÓximo viernes 5 de octubre. ana: yo creo que se identifica mucho contigo y tu historia de cÓmo surgirte en esto de la mÚsica, no? carlos: sÍ. me gusta mucho esto de que como latinos no tenemos que dar miedo a dar ese paso hacia arriba. jessica: no tienes quema cambiar tu manera -- que cambiar tu manera de expresarte, sino que la gente te entienda. carlos: el ser Único te hace trascender. si quieres ser alguien mÁs, te disuelve. jessica: anthony estuvo con lin-manuel y tÚ tambiÉn. carlos: yo estuve en el rey leÓn. ana: te quedas con nosotros para seguir platicando. vamos con un mensaje de nuestros asociados. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales fieras en twitter, facebook, dove... con dos rosas. prevenir el daño diario a tu cabello... una rosa fue tratada con dove. las dos fueron expuestas al calor dañino. la rosa sin dove quedó seca y débil. dove nutre profundament

♪ the ship is in the harbor now ♪ ♪ see if you can spot him -find out asnuomposer lin- miranda takes his personal journey from original inspiration to broadway sensatio -i grabbed a biography off the shelf of alexander hamilton, and i found it deeply moving whd deeply personal i read it. -♪ i'm the damn fool that shot him ♪ -something that really so of spoke to me when i was, you know, reading this story and beginning to research and write it is that moment when we trade away capital in exchange r the debt plan. we call it "the room where it happens." -♪ i've got to be -♪ the room where it happens -♪ i've got to be -♪ the room where it happens -♪ oh, i've got to be in -♪ the room where it happens ♪ i got to be, i got to be

justin rose, dustinjohnson, and francesco molinari got some lessons from the former world champion wang lint growing the sport of golf in china. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me, azi farni, goodbye. our thanks to to the team for that. we have plenty more for you in the next few minutes, including the very latest on tesla. in the last quarter, the electric car maker has actually made a profit, so elon musk has delivered on that promise. many on wall street were expecting another loss in the last quarter, so has tesla turned the corner when it comes to its casper and? will have that discussion with an expert in few minutes‘s time. do stay with us andi few minutes‘s time. do stay with us and i will see very soon. —— see you. hello there. sunshine on wednesday took temperatures very close to 20 degrees, but you can expect those temperatures to drop away over the next few days. thursday will bring a bit more in the way of cloud, not completely cloudy but a lot of cloud. largely dry for many. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see the

the european partners a lins a strategic partner for washington and it's already criticized trump's move what's germany's stake in it do you think well i think germany. and america i mean we're in this and we never were invaded i mean we took over the land we loitered all the native americans the biggest thing that ever happened to us was that world trade that was the only time anybody ever fired anything on the us that work you know so germany has a lot more answer i want to you know and so does russia you guys are natural to get together and be friends. you know all your people suffer. from from each other and europe knows much better than america and europe should be the older wiser brother to say hey kid you know you know quiet it would be crazy for us to walk out of this train we should be getting what we should actually he's signing the nuclear pantry you know the u.s. is with him all the arms of a tornado out not to sign this ban treaty and i understand he was doing the alms in some of the stands you know i get which one because i go to the u.n. a lot now that they negotiate but.

there is no terrors for lin's also known internationally as the city with those wildest heaviest parties of times like to just not really not in frankfurt no way and berlin has been the party capital for a long time and it was also should be at the center of the twentieth century european history. it's a place where many authors live and many choose to stay there even though they could write for many words and if you have liked any of them back for example if you were born in berlin you live and work here and haven't felt the need to leave a discipline have the right climate for writers. man is of you think i know well it's certainly not an interesting city at any rate. i did take a five year side trip to austria but i came back. and i think more than any other german city the marlin completely reinvented itself after the wall fell some believe the appeal of berlin is all about it's fractures and flaws there simply aren't these smooth surfaces like there are in other cities i also think it's actually the east that gives berlin its vitality. journey back was born to be a writer her father

i mentioned amazon by mistakeon ar t worrs out tre lin kl ec omas,c7 tgh etn, reno's ski resort gotatart. drop in temperatures allowed them to start making snow holders this morning. first resort in lake tahoe area to open this season. we have a list of other resorts schedule, all mother nature dependent. abc7 news app and our website, abc7news.com. >> hard to think about snow. upper 80s this weekend inland? i'm thinking ice. >> in mountains, gets cold at night. >> it does. >>> here it's 80s inland, especially tomorrow. definitely not winter yet, don't see any snow in the sierra forecast just yet but winter is a couple months away. live doppler 7 showing you clear skies around most of the bay area except near the coast, some fog. look at 24-hour temperature change. you can feel the difference. up seven degrees in oakland, hayward, san francisco, santa rosa. up six in san jose. concord. you're seeing sunshine across the bay. fog fills in. mild day tomorrow, cooling trend on sunday. hour by hour tonight fog is coming back in. tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., over parts of the bay. shallow

. >> the attorney filed a federal civil rights lawsuit naming justin lin, mcdear mitt and varicose. they have resigned. the deputies left a door or handcuffing port unlocked allowing inmates to throw urine or feces on 10 inmates. >> think of how humiliating and making him sick. >> this is one of several misconduct cases. last week james russell recorded juvenile suspects talking with their attorney. joseph bailey allowed inmates to attack other inmates and two are awaiting trial on charges of beating an inmate. >> the sheriff says his deputies are dedicated to regaining the confidence of the community. >> we have to build on public trust and avoid the embarrassing situations so we can continue on with our work where we protect and serve the public. >> the sheriff is not talking on the gassing lawsuit. the four will be back in court for a preliminary hearing. >>> now the washington where nikki haley is the latest to leave the administration. the announcement has surprised many insiders but the president said he knew about it for months. she said her role has been diminished. she's gi

troubled to hear reports about saudi arabian journalist jamal khashoggi if true this is a tragic day by lin siggins journalists across the globe is a threat to freedom of the press and human rights the free world deserves answers the outspoken journalist was a u.s. resident and well known in the halls of power here in washington from his big platform as a columnist at the washington post where his writing was often very critical of saudi arabia's government particularly crown prince mohammed bin solomon to show his disappearance now as many people in this city demanding answers i think it's very disturbing. it's very unnerving we just need to get clear facts from both governments senator lindsey graham tweeted we agree if there was any truth to the allegations of wrongdoing by the saudi government it would be devastating to the u.s. saudi relationship and there will be a heavy price to pay economically and otherwise it means that there's going to be reexamined nation of the relationship of aid by the military by the united states on military sales to the saudi government and there's going t

david: we are rejoined by mex lin.ow after the emotion for the election, it has been i've months, what is the outlook on the economy? what has been five months, is the outlook on the economy? the fiscal discipline signs are positive. malaysia is definitely on the uptrend. what i focus on is the short-term bull abilities. -- vollmer abilities. vulnerabilities. vulnerabilities. - unlike other peers like indonesia and malaysia, malaysia -- it is not the same sort of structural reliance on foreign capital. more constructive on malaysia relative to its peers. yvonne: you can make the same case when it comes to thailand as well. the fundamentals support the resilience in the thai baht. seehave to look regular to which currencies are going to fare better or not. current account is strong, 10%. we like the thai baht the best. when the dollar strengthens like the rest of the asian currencies, but if you figure out what the thai baht ak, it is the bank of thailand. as the economy continues to improve, we think they will be less

the candidate tells kpix 5's da lin: he believes he's being targeted. two campaign banners vandalized. "two devil's >> reporter: two campaign banners vandalized. >> two dell's horns here, some kind of beard thing. >> reporter: someone used a permanent marker a few days ago to draw on justin shaw's banners at the corner of mission and ondina. the 25-year-old is the youngst of five candidates running for fremont's heated district 4 seat. he's learning politics can get nasty. >> i felt anger, sadness and pain. >> reporter: two other candidates in the race believe justin was target. they agree this isn't a joke or prank. aside from the vandalism, justin and the two candidates have reported their campaign signs stolen. justin suspects supporters of another candidate might be responsible. >> fremont has the sign saying fremont stands united against hate. that's why it's so shocking. >> reporter: they fear using bleach would leave white spots. since the campaign has limited funds, they decided to put american flags around the banners instead of removing them

she recalled get terrible call from an office per ashley, her only child, had bn n killede lin of before that day sh and her daughter spoke on the phone every day. describing her bubbly personality. without her, she said, i don't know where i belong anymore. she ao heard from her family. i am broken. my lifeill never be the same again. after she died, i can ner be happy again. now they are witnesses. >>> turning to hurricane michael. that looks ominous. >> wow! it really does. the big concern will be the storm surge. as the powerful system gains strength. >> doug and lauryn have the impact it could have on us. >> this storm surge will be very much, areas in new bern, north carolina, and tomorrow it could be just to the east of panama city beach. this will be a category 3 by the time i makes landfall. >> it could even get to a tegory look at the central of the storm. you can see the visible satellite here. this storm is trying to get its act together. what i'm seein onhe satellite picture. this is the visible. and by visible, ifou are in outer space, that's what you would have seen. this

. >>> why i left the right, and dara lin. these pictures are the cara van entering into mexico.u see them being weaponized right now. >> they're gripping, and more than that, the image of a mass of people moving through crossing bridges and rivers indicate that it feels like an invading force. and what a picture or a clip doesn't do is show you where it is, how far it might be from the u.s., so when people are talking about a border crisis, it makes it feel like a mass of human beings. the imagery over and over again of thousands of people surging forward in a sellment like this when you're playing clips alongside people talking, it making them feel like they be under siege. >> it is being portrayed as a very aurgt threat, but it is happening very, very far away from the u.s. border, what do you expect to happen next? >> the mexican government made it clear they're going to try to stop this. they made it clear even before he really ramped up his rhetoric about it. but it appears they just don't have the power to stop thousands of people from coming through. so how it shakes out

with additional ridership associated with caltrain e lin 2 and high-speed rail in 2027, the station and neighborhood won't be able to safely and efficiently handle the anticipated volume of passengers, residents, workers, and visitors without major infrastructure and station improvements. this is problematic from both a passenger and community perspective, and a basis for this it recommendation. to have the d.t.x. completed by 2027, i would recommend that we move forward with the items identified in the resolution in parallel with continuing the 30% design. if it's determined a different oversight and governance model is identified and preferred, plans could be made at that time to transition this work to the new structure. thank you. >> chairman peskin: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, i'm peter strauss, i'm on the board of the san francisco transit riders and also working with the friends of d.t.x. there are a number of us down here on item 11, and i think you'll hear some differences in the particulars we're recommending, but what we're all saying, i think, is that we recogn

on the red lin between silver spring and forest glenn and on the blue line, expect some delays. largo town center this morning. northwest, 14th street at allison all lanes shutdown by a crash lithere. not giving us too much more information. laurel, southbound bw parkway after 197. you can see that delay. southbound, northbound had an earlier delay. that northbound slown is now gone. rockville, georgia avenue at bel pre road had that crash hanging around. all lanes open. crash on the right shoulder. >> thank you. your time is 5:33. we continue to track t major developing stories dealing with safety concerns at schools. threats were made against two schools in manassas, virginia. one ofin finch is at those schools. we understand an arrest has been made re? that's right, aaron. that arrest came down overnight. but first to tell you, this threat was posted late last night on instagram police within hours they were able to arrest the person in connection to that online threat. they now say there's no threat to the schools involved. a cruiser just left here a short time ago. they hav

the judge then sentenced him to lin prison. he killed his wife the prince william county police officer in 2017. >> threedents face serious charges after a football player was sexually assaulted in the locker room. we told you about this incident earlier this one high school student faces sexual battery charges and two others areharged with assault and battery. police tell us the students attacked the underclass man on october 1st and tncent was not hazing related. tuscarora football team went to the state finals last year. >> today the university of maryland board of regents will meet again to discuss the culture of the school's footbalr ram. it did not call the program toxic but did highlight some problems. the culture didn't contribute to jordan mcnair's death but found there was no accountability or oversight in the football program. itas also revealed they're ready to part ways with several high profile members of t athletic department. the school president may be on his way out by next>> spring. thousands of runners will

folks inside theby lin norwest .darcypencer is at the scene learning new details about a possible motive and who this person was. >> first and foremost, it is important to say that no one who works at fox 5 was injur today. so that was very good news. we've been able t tal to our colleagues. some are out here reporting on the sidewalk rightalongside of us. this man posted surveillance footage. we can see surveillance video and apparently there are cameras just inside the glass doors and this ntly theve sncilurela man breaking in.ey th appear to be glass doors. in the video you can see the man breaking through those doorsnd pears to be panels. i'm not sure if they're going to be glass or plexiglass. they were able to get into the area. d.c.orsics taking photographs of the doors that were broken into, allegedly by suspect. video showing that. and then there was a confrontation betwern the intr and a female security guard, inside the lobby area here. it is a local tv station. street.wn the in fact, from our station so t

i want to note that we have one of our police chap lins in the audience tonight. for members of the public, we have a group of police chaplins who are incredible. you may please come forward. i don't ordinarily do this. you've been very helpful. introduce yourself. >> i'm chaplin meghan roar. >> meghan is incredible. she was with us when one of our officers was seriously injured. we have many different faiths. seeing you here tonight was important. again, it's part of a group that assists the police officers, not only in times of need but they council our officers when they go through traumatic events. they're always here in the hospital when our officers are injured. it's something for the public to see. we have a rabbi, we have catholic priests, we have everybody. we have the whole gamut. i want to thank you for your service. you've been very great. that one particular officer. good to see you here tonight and i appreciate you being here. >> hope to never see you at the hospital again. >> i'm with you. >> anything else you would like to report? >> yes. >> collea

we keep saying if you want things to change, don't sit on your hands, don't sit on your lin behinds, go and vote. this ad moved me enough. now i'm going to post it on my twitter feed. i hope you put these women in your show, brooke. they need to be on there. it's such an incredible showing in this ad. i don't know if it works. i hope it does. >> i hear ya, i hear ya. here's my last thought, we're going to go there. kanye west apparently is done with politics. "my eyes are now wide open and i now realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. i am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative. tara, perhaps he'll be more creative than his 000000 password. >> yeah. kanye has been a mess for quite some time. he's vacillated between positions on a number of things. i felt as though the trump administration was exploiting him in a number of ways. i caught a lot of criticism because i called him a token. i'm sorry, but this is exactly what tokenism looks like. i'm glad that kanye west has opened his eyes and decided he no longer wanted to be one.

we must stand up against white supremacy and hate lin forms. and i strongly condemn this behavior."toric nazi ties. he reportedly told the washington post -- told members of that group they would be republicans if they were in america. and he posted a picture saying different breeds of dogs indicated diversity. >>> so he's hitting back at the members of his own party. and "these attacks are orchestrated by nasty, desperate and dishonest fake news. their ultimate goal is to flip the house and over -- and king is virtually broke. he had $176,000 on hand and was badly outraise bide his challenger. one thing he has going for him is his district's 27% margin for trump. and j.d.scholten will be a guest later this morning. >>> and a series of conference calls by roger stone. it's around wikileaks release ahead of the 2016 election. the journal reports that in at least two august 2016 conference calls, stone told callers about wikileaks plan to release information he said would effect the campaign. august 4th, just a few weeks after wikileaks founder began release thing hacked emails, stone

live in bay point, i am da lin . >>> we will take a look at one of those neighborhoods that had to be evacuated overnight. thousands of people are returning home this evening after being woken in the middle of the night and told to get out. police went door to door, evacuating people. about 150 of them ended up at a red cross shelter set up at the calvary temple church. some were sleeping on cots and others just stayed in their cars. another 80 or so evacuees were sent to los medanos college after spending the night in the parking lot. >> a lady cop said get out now, no time to wait there is a natural gas leak somewhere and i said, let's get out of here. >> it was a long night, a long day but we are safe. that is the most important thing. >> all of the evacuation orders were lifted it 2:30 pm this afternoon. in all, about 200 people stayed in the shelters or their vehicles. the rest found somewhere else to spend the night and early morning. >>> police have made several arrests in a south bay crimes three spending center -- three cities. between dinnertime admin nine on monday, suspect

. >> guest: all right lin, chris, in hawaii, democrat. chris what the do you think. >> caller: first of all i'd like to address the issue of the fairness of this whole process. the republicans and general public of this country cannot see that the republicans continue to be blamed. the democrats were a scwarys or a sham. procedure. people seem to forget that. when obama had a nominee available for 10-12 months they refused to give him a hearing. that aside, the american people should be ashamed on both sides for republicans and democrats. secondly, it's sad to say that this country is only going backwards in the past two years, set us back 100 years, and they're sitting amongst us, as citizens and it's sad, and as a vet to defend the democracy that i did makes me wonder was it all worth it. right now we have no democracy in this country whatsoever. >> guest: you heard majority leader mitch mcconnell say it will blow over. >> caller: blow over, i don't think so. i think it's time for a constitution amendment -- that's going to take. the di

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. >> the latest show lisa lin meets with people who are having tech companies take responsibility.e is your look. >> reporter: i'm at neuroscape, a lab in silicon valley that specializing the effects of technology on the brain. >> i'll measure your physiology while you do 9 test. >> reporter: a.j. is a researcher here and wiring me up with sensors that can detect micro changes in my skin. a pressure of stress. >> your job is to pay attention 100% of the task as best as you can while ignoring your phone. >> reporter: okay. sounds good. >> all right. i'm ready for you to begin. >> reporter: they want me to play a simple game on the computer, while ignoring my phone. sounds easy enough but what i don't know is that my producers have been instructed to bombard with me calls and text messages. meanwhile, a.j. will morn my physical response. >> i just saw a little spike in the gsr. imagine a time where you've been stressed out before. your palms start to sweat. we are actually measuring that and that is what is being reflected right here. >> that is frightening. >> it's not just me! >> n

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joining me now is lindsay bell, she's the investment strategist at cfra research lin lindsey, are theis is the first time we've seen growth above 20% where numbers have come down a little bit going into the earnings period they haven't come down as much as you have seen historically. twoprior quarters numbers went up we think this is going to be a good quarter we'll get earnings growth close to the 25% that we saw in the second quarter it's really being driven by strong fundamentals here in the u.s. as well as the tax reform package that we got at the end of last year which is really boosting the bottom line you got a little bit of buy back to support more bottom line growth. >> lindsay, what part of the market has to do really well this earnings season for it to be a positive narrative for the rest of the overall market is it technology is it consumer discretionary is it the financials where are you looking? >> well, i mean, ideally we'd like to see broad based success across the 11 sectors. we're going to see positive growth in all 11 sectors this quarter which is a very good sign f

. >> john legend, lin-manuel, mark rolf o. >> will farrell canvassing to stacey abrams to increase votern it before but this time the trump effect is real. >> celebrities have always been active in politics. but the trump administration trying reported something different, a new level of angst and concern. and now activism leading into the midterm cycle. >> it's a strategy that could have an a effect in the 24 hours after taylor twist encourage people to vote, tennessee saw a surge of 65,000 voters register. >> this actor knows that people respond to celebrities they see on the big screen. >> if you speak to someone as their favorite pop star and you give them a message about voting, that might affect them more so than if their local politician tells them to get out and vote. >> it's not just people writing big checks and attending fancy black tie gala's in somebody's house in beverly hills. this time they get their hands dirt on the streets and knocking on doors getting on buses, doing the dirty work. that is an indication of how concerned they are about the state of things in washingto

. >> lin is she admitting, sometimes there's a hidden me meaning in her wardrobe?sn't, i don't understand why she'd want to necessarily deliver that anti-media message when she was doing something that was rema remarkable and important. is she serious of having an impact on public policy, you pick the places where you punch the media, which she has ample opportunity. so, again, what is remarkable about that, is that she embraced it. didn't run away from it. she wanted to send a message, it was a walking billboard, and yes, we noticed. >>> good to have you with us. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> quick break, we will be right back. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ takes more than just investment advice. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowledge who can help me build a complete plan. brian, my certified financial planner™ professional, is comm