loft. was there. >> reporter: he was at home, in bed, with her. >> he was a foot from me. there's no room for doubt. >> reporter: this surely had to be a colossal misunderstanding. bianca sought support from her neighbors including david novak, her only friend with intimate knowledge of the legal system. he comforted you? >> he was brilliant, yeah. he would ask me how everything was going and what was happening with christopher and whether our attorneys were doing the job they were supposed to. >> reporter: she told him everything, she said. and he assured her the mistake would soon be rectified. she believed him. >> i didn't want to be married to a murderer. i would not fool myself if there was a second's doubt in my mind he did not do this. >> reporter: but some of their friends in the loft weren't so sure. >> i started to feel sorry for her thinking, oh, my gosh, she poor, naive girl. you're going to be crushed by this. >> reporter: at the sandy, utah, justice center, the case that polic

the flow a loft is out of the north, northeast. the pressure gradient has eased up a little bit. low is no, not moving much -- is not moving much down there. we're caught in between will little change. 30s on the temperatures and 40s -- and 40s to 50s on the temperatures. 39 sacramento. the low is staying in arizona and the high up north. things are stuck. it's called a blocking pattern and there's really not much a change here until maybe next week. 60s, 70s to 80s, low 80s, i don't think we stay there very long, but high temperatures will ease up a little bit compared to yesterday. tomorrow, 60s, 70s and 80s, what about looking ahead to the weekend. i'd say 60s, 70s and 80s, mike. >>> 49ers are headed back to the bay area after pulling off an upset wing. green bay jumped out to an early 1-7 league with two beg plays, they took a 20-24 lead into halftime. san francisco's defense came up big until the last packer drive. what led to that drive. cj threw an interception that would give them a game winning field goal. it was a tough loss for the 9ers. >> we didn't get it done. it wa

a tenant -- who lives on the third floor of the elder shirt lofts -- created a roadblock.t like the fact you have your phone in my face.""okay don't like the fact that you are blocking me from where i pay to live.""all i am asking is what unit.""i don't need to tell you that information, ma'am.""if you want to come in my building..." "it's not your building. you are not the owner. you pay rent.""sir, you walked up off a street.""yes, i have already buzzed."toles shows a fob -- moves past the woman who news4 will not name -- takes an elevator to the fourth floor. the woman follows.d'arreion toles/man confronted:"did this really just happen to me? it did happen to me. so, i was really taken away at the moment."his cell phone video shows the woman staying on him after he use his key to enter his downtown loft. d'arreion toles/man confronted:"have a good night ma'am. don't ever do that again. you look pretty stupid on video. have a nice night. and my name is mr. toles."that's where news4 met the st. louis business owner. d'arreion toles/man confronted: "i was kind of blown awa

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there's also a king-size sleeping loft. and a very serviceable kitchen. but if you ask 5-year-old sayla, the best part is the jacuzzi bathtub. the family couldn't be happier. >> it's beautiful. it's amazing. >> reporter: the tiny home gives them hope. in stark contrast to the now clear plot of land they used to call home in santa rosa. the property has been in his family for years, and they have not decided that they will rebuild. in the meantime, they are rent thing plot of land behind this home to place their tiny home. but the family has been unable to obtain the necessary permits needed before moving in. >> it's been, you know, what is that, ten months? almost 11 months of just like waiting, talking, figuring out permits and whether or not we can do it. >> it just felt like this uphill struggle. no one tells us the same information. no one seems to be on the same page. >> reporter: 7 on your side arranged a meeting between a permit official and the family to get all the questions answered. jesse oswald is the city's chief building official. he said th

grayton is at 41 and novato 41, we'll get some warm air a loft at 59. napa is down, that observation is not at the airport, but in napa. it's cool for some. 43 in truckee and 39 in arcada, it will be cooler, we lose it, we have a slight component of it. tomorrow, there's not much change here. 60s, 70s and 80s, we're stuck in a pattern that won't change too much. i kind of left it sunny side up into the weekend. >>> thank you, steve. 4:19 is the time. a school board candidate targeted with hateful messages. >> this has been eye opening to me. i thought we lived in a accepting diverse community in freemont. what was posted on the social media page. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", it's 4:22, today is the 50th anniversary when a black gloved salute was made in mexico city. smith and carlos were track and field members when they qualified to compete. they bowed their heads and raised their gloved fists to protest the treatment of the african-americans in the u.s., there's a statue and the university will award the tower award. it wants to recognize them

side 42, and freemont, and foster city and redwood city 47, and los altos hills, there's warm air a loft, the low-down south. high pressure, it's a locked in pattern. it's a subtle changes day-to-da much is going on for us, 60s and 70s, i don't see much we could get patchy fog eventually. no big deal here, i put in the suns here. we're playing the jackpot, just one. >> jackpot. >> yachtsy. >> yachtsy fore sure, thank you, steve. >>> 4:48 is the time. we have bad news for beer drinking, how global warming could lead to higher prices. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ mornings on 2, the sonoma sheriff's deputy who crashed into a bodega bay home. he crashed into a place where he suspected of people stealing things from home. >> it was 5:00 with light traffic. however, we have to take into consideration the fog and wet roads that may affect our ability to pursue him safely. and our department will look into the action that is he took. >>> several hours after the crash, state park range% found the suspect's suv abandoned at a suspect's site.

this is berkeley lab and oakland, that's indication of warm air a loft.it won't take much to warm up here. the city is at 56. and 60s and 70s here, and low to mid-80s for a few as the ridge of high pressure flexes it's muscles for one more day. >>> sal tells us it's pretty good out there. >> i would say. if you're getting on the road early, just about to leave the house, well, you'll see some slowing, approaching the altamont pass which is typical. we d

these gas stations and car washs are kind of siting there designed for a developer's dream to build loft-style condos and there's legislation that happened, that created the situation that we could get affordable housing is -- was not supposed to happen. this is something that i could move into. this is something where you have grandmothers and kids who are on affordable housing. their children working in the nonprofit sector and working in schools could actually come back to the same neighborhood where their parents and grandparents are staying in public housing. i don't think like this would be delayed at all. i feel like if there is any delay, is it political that these delays are happening? right now there is a movement in the fillmore, a collective that is organizing a round of affordable, getting people ready for affordable housing, preparing people's credit. this is a two-year project that if it could happen now, then we are working with the community to get people ready to take advantage of this housing. it's very rare that you can get an opportunity for affordable housing. etch on div

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loft has filed favors just last month and has a backing of mayor london breed. >>> tesla model 3s rolling the assembly line. why are so many just sitting in lots? what's behind the delayed delivery to customers. >>> you try to avoid the endless lines of the dmv by going online. tonight how fake websites are trying to cash in >>> tomorrow cell phones across the country will get an emergency alert from president trump. what to expect from the first of its kind test. >>> mother nature giving us a bit of an alert right now. did you hear it? lightning just reported between petaluma and novato. you heard the thunder, maybe you saw the flash? getting kind of stormy same island damaged by an >>> some breaking news tonight. a volcano has rocked indonesia, on the same island damaged by the big earthquake in tsunami. authorities are telling people to avoid the area near mount sopaton, warning planes to look out for ash clouds as well. this is on the northwest part o sulawesi island. families are now facing a fifth day with little food, little drinking water. tonight the confirmed death toll is now t

read at the site of the massacre and a remember reasons wall was also dedicated to the people who loft their lives near the mapped lay bay hotel. re there last year talking to family members of the victims and the survivors, many of whom from here in the bay area, and they are still coping with this tragedy. >> stacy was a vivacious, strong individual, and her spirit really shines through her kids. >> reporter: that's al, the brother-in-law of stacy, a nevada mother of two who was among the many victims. her husband vin, a police officer, urged her to run when the shooting began as he tried to helphe family will never t w let it stop them from living. by the way, that shooter did kill himself inside a sof plane crash in palo alto last month. the pilot w. john spencer appeared confused about the location of the airport and where he was supposed to land. minutes before the plane crashed, it did a porpoise landing meaning it bounced off the ground a few times. spencer later crashed in the lagoon. he was killed and both his passengers seriously hurt. spencer was a volunteer with angel flig

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loft has filed favors just last month and has a backing of mayor london breed. >>> tesla model 3s rolling off the assembly line. why are so many just sitting in lots? what's behind the delayed delivery to customers. >>> to avoid the endless lines of the dmv by going online. tonight how fake websites are trying to cash in >>> tomorrow cell phones across the country will get an emergency alert from president trump. what to expect from the first of its kind test. >>> mother nature giving us a bit of an alert right now. did you hear it? lightning just reported between petaluma and novato. you heard the thunder, maybe you saw the flash? getting kind of stormy in the north bay. i'll update you that couple of minutes. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's fall sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, during sleep number's fall sale, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed i

investigatio over tesla and musk can focus on three key issues, first growing model 3 t deliveries meet loft eexpectations. second can tesla finally turn a profit as musk as promised. finally, will tesla need to raise more money as it expands eserations? analysts believe can clear those hurdles with musk remaining in charge of the compan >> having him remain ceo is critical. because the company essentially is at war right now, war in terms ofti get to profitability and producing model 3s at a scaleable rate. >> reporte if tesla can successfully ramp up production and sales it could be on the cusp of sustained profitability. yet one more reason elon musk's settlement with the sec is critical tohe automaker's fure. phil lebeau, "nightly busichss report,"ago. >>> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. intel was downgraded to underweight from call weight at barically's. the analyst sites the risk of a price war wit rival amd. the price target is 38. the stock fell 1.5% to46.45.ip le was ground graded at oppenheimer. the analyst says wall street i too optimistic abo

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offices were nothing like that.” was going to say, with the pricetag $1.75 billion, that is no kind of lofty won they will be delighted that they won the prize. you have been watching newsday. i'm ben bland in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us, because singapore airlines is set to make history again. the airline carrier is about to relaunch the world's longest non—stop commercial flight, from singapore to new york. you don't want to be stuck in the middle. and, before we go, a reminder of our main story: the most powerful storm for a century is battering the coast of florida. hurricane michael, a category 4 storm with winds of up to 250 km/h, made landfall on florida's north—west panhandle region. florida governor rick scott has warned of unimaginable devastation. more than 370,000 people in florida have been ordered to evacuate and move to higher ground, but officials estimate that far fewer have actually left. hello. wednesday brought some unseasonably warm if somewhat breezy weather to the shores of the uk. a big contrast to what we saw piling into florida — into

. >> reporter: d'arreion toles says he was returning from work friday night to his loft apartment in downtown st. louis when hillary mueller tried to prevent him from entering the building. >> ma'am, you're not security. you're not the property manager. >> no, but i live here. >> okay, and i live here too. >> what reason, clothes maybe, race, age, no telling, but i was definitely being judged at the time. >> reporter: she gets in the elevator with him. >> i want to know who you're going to see. >> reporter: and follows him to his apartment. >> you just followed me all the way to my door. >> as -- >> and you see my keys in the door. >> it made me feel really uncomfortable. made me feel less of a human and i feel like i was being judged. >> reporter: toles said about 30 minutes later the police arrived at his door. he says the police told him that mueller felt uncomfortable with him being there. we reached out to mueller for comment but did not hear back. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. >>> a fish and game commissioner in idaho has now lost his job after phot

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a loft down to the surface. as the last report said, i think there is a lot of work still to do and figuring out how bad michael's wrath was in north florida just because yesterday was so chaotic. i think we still will find out a bit about how bad this thing really was as sunrise approaches here. >> that's right. sunrise in panama city is 6:42 a.m. when you get people to start to venture out, there is a real danger. we should remind people the death toll hits after the storm moves out of the region. what should people watch out for? >> you need to be aware of downed power lines and potentially live power lines resting in puddles. electrocution risks. there are indirect fatalities because people run generators in their homes and die of carbon dioxide. proper generator use is something to be aware of. i personal have a power line down blocking my driveway so when i went outside at dusk after the storm, i very quickly turned around. i didn't want to be the professional meteorologist who made an i hdiotic mistake fo

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." >> d'arreion toles says he was returning from work friday night to his loft apartment in downtownlary mueller tried to prevent him entering the building. >> ma'am, you're not security. you're not the property manager. >> but i live here. >> i live here, too. you followed me all the way to the door. >> reporter: the video reeks of a phenomenon that is playing out all over the country, white people calling the police on black people doing everyday things. this woman, teresa klein -- >> i was just sexually assaulted by a child. >> go home. >> reporter: she claimed to be on the phone with 911 after she alleged this 9-year-old boy grabbed her inside a brooklyn convenience store. after watching surveillance video two days later which indicates it was his bookbag that grazed her backside, she apologized. >> roseanne's character died from an overdose of opoids. >> she must have taken the pills right before bed and with her health issues it was enough to stop her breathing. >> wait, what? mom overdosed? >> that doesn't make any sense. >> yeah, it was like there was a death in the family. w

this is berkeley lab and oakland, that's indication of warm air a loft. it won't take much to warm up here. the city is at 56. and 60s and 70s here, and low to mid-80s for a few as the ridge of high pressure flexes it's muscles for one more day. >>> sal tells us it's pretty good out there. >> i would say. if you're getting on the road early, just about to leave the house, well, you'll see some slowing, approaching the altamont pass which is typical. we don't have anything unusual , as a matter of fact as we push in here, you kind of look closer, it's a short slow down, once you get passed that, you get into livermore, it looks good out to pleasanton and no major problems there. it's 880 in oakland, you can see traffic here, it's looking good, getting to the coliseum and the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is light. it's 5:01, lets go back to the desk. >>> and we begin with the investigation into the mail bombs critical of the president and cnn, some of the mail bombs calm from florida. >> the f.b.i. will focus all of the resources at our disposal and look

gray done is hanging in at 42, and wood acre that's at 1500, there's your warm air a loft. 56 with novato at 45. there are temperatures on the cool side and some quite mild to warm. 4741 sacramento. inland it will be sunshine and warmer temperatures. the system right there will clip the top of the ridge and that will usher in a cooler pattern. tomorrow and saturday. we'll see a push on sunday. it will be nice, sunny and warm, temperatures in the upper 70s and 80s. you can see fog tomorrow in the coast and see how the 80s retreat a little bit out to valley. ill nice and cooler as we head into sunday and monday for your weekend. your weekend. >> thanks, steve, two more deaths at yosemite national park. the latest information surrounding two park visitors and the warning from the park rangers, and a preview of the match, and without wide receiver amari cooper. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we

port chicago, they want one to the northeast one is west, and it's struggling at the surface but a loft. you can find a north wind and this is northeast. some gusts are pick up. 42 in lake poured, and napa airport is 46, we're cooling off, half moon bay as well. there readings, and napa 47, kelsey ville, and low bay and 25, two bits up in truckee, and yesterday was a lot of low clouds, that's not the case today. offshore direction takes care of it. dry air is spilling in there right now. it will equal sunshine and warmer temperatures, and this looks like it will hang in southern california. as long as that is there high pressure to the north we'll get heightened fire danger, thank you it's not 90s and we're looking for higher temperatures and in the 80s, a little fog will creep in mainly on the coast, that's not much inland, temperatures might ease up a degree or two, they'll stay there early next weekry, thank you, steve. >> a little more money in social security checks, the raise planned for next year. structurally 1 requested to caitlin and if there is a special song that fits within

a tenant -- who lives on the third floor of the elder shirt lofts -- created a roadblock.he fact you have your phone in my face.""okay don't like the fact that you are blocking me from where i pay to live.""all i am asking is what unit.""i don't need to tell you that information, ma'am.""if you want to come in my building..." "it's not your building. you are not the owner. you pay rent.""sir, you walked up off a street.""yes, i have already buzzed."toles shows a fob -- moves past the woman who news4 will not name -- takes an elevator to the fourth floor. the woman follows.d'arreion toles/man confronted:"did this really just happen to me? it did happen to me. so, i was really taken away at the moment."his cell phone video shows the woman staying on him after he use his key to enter his downtown loft. d'arreion toles/man confronted:"have a good night ma'am. don't ever do that again. you look pretty stupid on video. have a nice night. and my name is mr. toles."that's where news4 met the st. louis business owner. d'arreion toles/man confronted: "i was kind of blown away, like

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also allows top officials for high crimes and the method of impeachment, , and often uneasy mix of lofts. >> i think it's an insult to the american progress. >> of the house of representatives has the sole power to investigate allegations of serious wrongdoing, acting as a grand jury of sorts to direct articles of impeachment or charges to the senate for a public trial. a simple majority vote is all that's required to impeach, but a two-thirds senate majority to convict and remove from office. it's happened before, 15 federal judges have been impeached but only one supreme court justice. samuel chase, in 18 oh four. he was easily acquitted in a similar area of partisan unrest. now democrats say that and kavanaugh may have lied to congress during allegations of sexual misconduct during his contentious organization. >> kavanaugh is on the bench, and there is only one obstacle. making the midterms increasingly important. but there are already splits in the party. that does not mean that we will be making a priority of impeachment or investigation. >> we would have to investigate incredible

this will energize your base, and i know there have been a lot of women taking to the streets, and loftomen that hav energized over the last week and that's energy that will not go away in the next 49 days. >> no, and i think it's compounded in a couple ways. i think definitely on campus in this community setting and at yale law school, which is judge kavanaugh's alma mater, many woman were already energized because some of the issues coming in front of the courts could be laws affecting women, and the issues made the urgent see of that be felt more broadly. yes, i think there could be a counter veiling affect among some constituencies for sure. >> enter elizabeth warren. >> yeah. >> she this weekend spoke out for not the first time, but she gave some hint for tea leaf readers of what her thinking is. here's what she said. >> for women to go to washington and fix our broken government and that includes a woman at the top. after november 6th, i will take a hard look at running for president. >> what did you hear there, nia? >> my guess is she is already taking a hard look at running, and

. >> brock: if that ball had just a little bit more loft, i like the action in the back field. like motioning guys out. you got to create a sense of thought right now with a front that is pinning their ears back. jeff thomas, and inside the 20. picks it back up, at the 10. gets outside. gets a block. out of bounds. all the way out near the 45 yard line. wow. and a field position change. we go back to cassidy. >> thanks, number five lsu in trouble down one to florida. and joe burrow. picked off and brad stuart runs it 25 yards for the score. his first interception of his college career and it's a costly one with a minute to play, guys. >> bob: we still have 10:41 left to go here. >> brock: do you have enough gas left in your tank here? >> bob: miami trailed 27-7 and the defense took this game to a different place. travis homer. out to the 47 yard line. >> brock: so did the young freshman quarterback. he took him to a different place and fourth down, mark richt empowered him. put the ball in his hands for three straight throws, empowered him with a slot down the field to another

in in addition to the new artist buildings that we're obligated to deliver, as well as the artist lofts, so this is one of the community pieces of the development. i do want to acknowledge that building 101 is within parcel a-1 that is the subject of the rescan of the california of public health. as part of the next presentation, we'll give an update as to where we are on the rescan, and commissioner kinney is available to respond to any questions you may have. >> thank you, executive director. vice chair bustos, and commissioners, as the executive director said, this action would extend the time for two grants from the u.s. department of commerce economic development administration. it sounds very dry, but it's exciting because the improvements we're going to be making to building 101 at hunters point shipyard is going to be great benefit to the occupants of t occupant -- owners of the building, the tenants, and the city. my presentation is going to give some background, and then, the current time and extension. first i'll cover the grant of overview, both the two grants acted on today

in the loft. a lot to do no more but those visible those old one says i'm in. the summer you get a bunch of this hobo but the boss. comes out big in the hood and it that we should be you must be getting in the lot more nerves a minute but a poor woman of some same. village fear. trouble of that i did an awesome job so mother. she was i don't care for him. father would not see the good but the might upset upset with the police and the mother would no one of our lives homes. they help to go. they have no money in the machine have no bus so that everyone who we are going to feed then go through a leash in which i love gumbo got my sandwich and then unless you know i'm a man that make it all up but then to have been in one of the simple issue what have i merely like an eye while i'm against it of course the unaccountable i want to go who can i'll be a good man in the law that you will melt shyly. what helen of syria would do with a sort of a we see in this. woman is the suicide attacks because that the head of a service or an accountant. when is it over to from hai

for years now when we would meet at the bowery bar right across the street from your loft, you are alreadyar too quiet. selfie tears, susan vendors, sometimes merle hoffman had to join me in keeping the chatter going but you select your wonderful laugh and your wise and twinkling eyes which signaled that you understood everything. from time to time you would call and be the most heartbreaking message. hi, this is your old friend kate millet. remember me? and i would call you right back. sometimes we able to have a real, if only a brief, conversation but only as long as i carried the weight for both of us. you no longer raged, at least not at me, not on our precious phone calls. never again in person either. on one of your visits, perhaps the futures ago, you told me you were working on a book about your relationship to the woman and her work, perhaps a book that might encompass your relationship to the entire french literary enterprise. summary has to explain it to me. i understood that you no longer capable of undertaking a big new book but i quietly volunteered to listen to you talk abou

rob: i wonder when you see a loft the stories about the behavior of some of the left wing, there's sok that the democrats in some ways have moved so far to the left that they risk alienating common sense democrats just because they are so outraged by what they think the trump administration has done? >> you bet. ironically when he rolled -- when the mayor rolled this out i was at a breakfast. our fed -- our organization works with both parties and leadership in the state, democratic party that are unhappy with the politicians both in minneapolis and in st. paul. jillian: lieutenant kroll thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. rob: 35 minutes after the hour, the left calling on supporters to kick republicans. >> michelle says when they go low, we go high. no, no. [laughter] >> they go low, we kick them. rob: that's from former attorney general, from socialist to violent riots and the call for open borders is this new democratic party really the way to win in the midterms, we will debate that coming up next why bother mastering something? because when you want