let's begin with michael mann. i have been watching tv, nonstop coverage of the hurricane that is barreling up through the southeast, just having left carnage in its wake in the dominican republic and haiti. there is interview after interview, extreme weather science flashing on the tv, but the two words i do not hear discussed are "climate change." today on cnn as there were talking to the head of the national hurricane center's, they said, as their anything else you want to share with the american people? where is the discussion of climate change, michael mann, and what is the connection between us hurricane matthew and climate change? >> thanks, amy. it is unfortunatate that some in the weather community are not providing a critical context for understanding this trend towards increasingly devastating tropical storms and hurricanes. matthew is a very good example of a storm that was unique and unprecedented in certain respects. it intensified far more quickly than any other storm that we have seen in modern hist

mann and catherine jerry webman.technology, we are honored that professor holmstrom will join us on radio this morning. worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: the litmus paper, the foreign exchange -- yen weaker this morning. euro is a big deal. euro, weaker sterling. we will show that any moment. and south africa is making headlines. the dollar ran 14.25. francine? francine: coming up shortly it :s "bloomberg daybreak americas." oil is in the news after vladimir made his statements yesterday. steve rattner will be here to talk about politics with the election coming up in 30 days. pimco.k of on news out of pimco "bloomberg daybreak." with jonathan ferro and alix steel as well. wereine: document, we talking about trade and populism. i want to focus on brexit. mark carney is taking the bank of england on tour. end welloing to ia or badly? catherine: whenever we see moving -- currencies moving quite this month -- whenever we see currencies moving quite this much, we're probably a little oversold at this thing, and it wil

lar workforce committee, i would like to make a motion to appoint elizabeth jackson for seat two, mann for three, and wang to seat four. >> and for mann we would need a residency waiver as well. >> we will do that without objection, congratulations. >> all right, and so now, mr. clerk, are there any other items before us. >> there are no more items madam chair. >> all right, this meeting is adjourned thank you.to our new director of the board, sam moss who's first meeting is today. welcome, sam. >> thank you. >> so, yes, this order calls to order, please. >> this is october 12, 2016 treasure island meeting. call to oorder. director mazzola, here. richardson, here. samaha, here. moss, here. supervisor kim-we have a quorum. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item number 2, general purblic comment. thisiteal item alloys members to addresse

lar workforce committee, i would like to make a motion to appoint elizabeth jackson for seat two, mann for three, and wang to seat four. >> and for mann we would need a residency waiver as well. >> we will do that without objection, congratulations. >> all right, and so now, mr. clerk, are there any other items before us. >> there are no more items madam chair. >> all right, this meeting is adjourned thank you.

you don't get to shoot somebody because they don't drop their knife if you're 27 feet away. >> the mann family filed a civil lawsuit against the city of sacramento and they're asking that murder charges be filed against the police officers. >>> a followup on the wild pigs that are reeking havoc in the evergreen neighborhood in san jose. the city is letting them shoot them. there are some guidelines. you have to prove that nonlethal methods didn't work, that you tried them. you also have to obtain a permit from the department of fish and wildlife. you have to alert the police department an hour before you shoot the pigs and only shoot them after they've been trapped. >>> there's craigslist, amazon, and ebay and now facebook wants to jump into action. >> i love this. anything that allows you to sell your stuff more easily. they say more than 450 million people use the site to buy and sell locally. to do it, tap the shoppers icon at the bottom of the screen. >>> a 21-year-old university of kansas student was given a chance to win by throwing a shot. she picked a substitute. do you see it?

mann is still with us.herine, when you look at what he was saying -- first of all, he wants to negotiate hard. he says if they don't allow immigration then they don't have access to the single market. but he does think france can have an opportunity -- france has so much talent. can really regain it back? >> it's possible. there's a lot of financial services that want to be able to deliver in the european context. banking, of course, needs consolidation. there could be some work done there. capital markets. talent coming from the u.k. could do that, but he is right. you can attract the talent, but are you going to have them stay? will they be able to grow their activities? i think that's a question for europe. there is a lot of issues with regard to the single market services that have to be resolved before there really is an opportunity to have friends be the base of opera -- have france be the base of operations. francine: i don't know if it is on par, but they have a huge presidential election which coul

. >> reporter: coach carrie mann was the first adult to reach charlie. >> you could tell by his facial features there wasn't any breathing that was going on. >> reporter: coach mann and eventually five other faculty members took turns giving charlie chest compressions and the key to his story is they didn't stop. >> really pulled together. >> reporter: they performed cpr more than ten minutes straight until help arrived. >> if you had not? >> it would not have been the outcome it is. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: that heroic effort not only saved charlie's life, but also prevented permanent brain damage. charlie's mom lisa remembers getting the fateful phone call. >> we didn't quite know what charlie's situation was when we arrived at the hospital. >> reporter: charlie doesn't but what happened that day has changed his life forever. he doesn't mind changing his story because he hopes it will help other. >> that is why cpr and awareness of it is so important. it can happen anywhere, anyone. >> reporter: oh, he is such a great kid. we had charlie here with us live earlier. and, he is o

lar workforce committee, i would like to make a motion to appoint elizabeth jackson for seat two, mannor three, and wang to seat four. >> and for mann we would need a residency waiver as well. >> we will do that without objection, congratulations. >> all right, and so now, mr. clerk, are there any other items before us. >> there are no more items madam chair. >> all right, this meeting is adjourned thank you. >> >> >> the city of san francisco sfgov tv meeting of the san francisco police commission occurring wednesday-october 19, 2016 will begin shortly.

me, that was thomas mann. marty and karen, thanks for including me, i really appreciate being here. and thea, you nailed it. i just think you got it right. the whole story right, in all of its rich dimensions. i'm convinced sue would have been very pleased to listen to that argument. an important part of it is the fact that some people say, well, it's all economics. john judas, by the way, continues to believe it's a story of entirely economic nationalism. but the competing claim is, wait a minute, this goes back a long time, and it has cultural roots. and the identity politics has changed its meaning. moving from the identities of newly emerging minorities to the concerns and fears of a threatened, declining white majority, which is working its way toward being a minority. dylan matthews at vox has summarized some of the research that thea referred to, and i think it's important to keep in mind, of course economics is important. the broad context is economic. but there are a lot of people who came through thi

his son in a hot car across america today, -- is facing murder charges in the death of 22 -year-old mann -- prosecutors said that if he is faces life in prison. the washington redskins may hav lost the battle over the controversial names. the government canceled some of the redskins registration because of disparaging remarks. the court has expected a simila case against an asian american rock band and that could also affect the redskin. most gets gets notes for excuse absences from a parent or a doctor. -yea the scene springsteen more than two dozen times. they got the singer to -- stander move. >> the groundbreaking treatment that can help humans as well. we told you earlier one change of the weather finally knocking on the door. we won't even come close to tha tomorrow june. you know how cool it will be how long it will stick around coming up in your pinpoint ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. checks too. easy to use chase technology the power of the sun and the wind. it can fuel our lives and our economy, too. over 10,000 jobs in colorado alone. but when wa

according to the daily camera, testimony in 23 year old ian scheuer- mann's trial ended thursday. investigators say a fight broke out in a boulder bar last december between him, 26 year old sean hudson and two other men. he's charged with stabbing hundson to death during that fight. closing arguments are set for today--then the jury will begin its in just over 4 hours-- the ski lifts at a basin will start delivering people to their happy place. the top of the ski run it is the start of this year's ski season. for each year for the last 20 years, a snowboarder named nate dogg has been first in line - for the first chair - no matter which ski area is the first to open in the state. we'll see if he's there once again this morning. music venue in denver's rino district is back open for business-- story about the cold crush - resturant and music venue in denver- where a man was shot and killed, is back open for business this morning-- - a week after the city shut it down. the cold crush bar will need to make changes though in order to stay open. earlier this month a man was shot and ki

. >> that they more than of voluntary thomas mann.good humor if they have the money to feed every starving family in the world. >> i caught up with him that you might recall from our vast array his'' courses were seized from m. but they say that is completely false. >> my courses have been illegally seized. >> he is also asking a very colorful lawyer. >> i am feeling good. >> the judge actually said the discovery could not take place today david taking in evidence to decide. >> there may have an action happening before i came to the order bridge that people are sitting around waiting. he was set up. >> he has said could are plenty to help people not hurting anybody but because he went across the country quick. >> there is a group. >> able much support him but really he just takes advantage of people in any mistreats his animals. >> so they are in custody? >> he is fighting animal abuse charges and then he has his own case he filed he is suing $50 million but he would give that money back to their current epidemic secchi should not hav

when evelyn mann found out her baby would be born with a fatal genetic disease, she searched everywhere for information. >> reporter: like most children, samuel loves his ipad. unlike most children, samuel is one of only seven people in the world li genetic defect. >> the life expectancy is really not past birth. >> reporter: when evelyn and her husband learned of samuel's diagnosis, there was a little advice available, and at the time there were no known survivors, and that was 11 year asian. >> most people think miracles happen to other people, and before samuel, that's what i thought, too. >> reporter: evelyn started to blog about samuel's condition, husband didn't have as the new mother of a special needs child. >> i just want to not have any other mom going through a challenge like this to feel alone. >> reporter: she has been contacted nearly every day from moms with the pain of going through samuel's condition. she is also and it's a universal smile. >> reporter: like any family, the accomplishments are celebrated. >> my son's milestones may be more delayed, but i rejoy and get e

. >> we have spider mann captain america. >> now you're officially a cool dad. ? >> michael's new album drrps oo today. pretty amazing considering michael had vocal chord surgery in june. >> does it is sound like it sounds bad? >> sounds perfect. >> oh, god. i might just go get another surgery. make me sound even more like adele. cut it up, doctor. sound like sam smith and adele together. could you imagine that mix? >>> still aheadd suzanne somers' 70th birthday flashback. candid about plastic surgery, her breast cancer battle, and what she thinks about the new three's company remake. >>> then how do you top dancing's sexiest performance of pe hear the story behind the steamy shower dance. >> ccming up on "e.t." >>> closed captioning provided ? dance in the history of "dancing with the stars." no wonder it shot janet cramer right to the top of the leader board with perfect tens. we found oot that tango almost didn't happen. ? >> when he told me -- he's like okay, you're starting in a bed. i'm like, what. and you're ending in a shower. i was like, wait, what? in th

coming up tomorrow, we speak with catherine mann. we will be speaking to dr.ions. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." look at the beautiful picture on capitol hill. tom and i were there over the weekend. we are back in our respective capital -- tom in new york, i am in london. it's good to the bloomberg business flash with taylor riggs. another blow for samsung electronics as it tries to move past the crisis of exploding smartphone batteries. the company is temporarily halting production over its note 7 phones. greece's finance minister is at odds with german counterpart wolfgang schauble. here is that here he is speaking with francine lacqua. >> i explained that i do not understand how he has this triangle where he believes the .rogram will work something has to give, and i think deep down he understand that. taylor: euro area finance ministers are reportedly likely to discuss recent debt issues in a second review of the greek program. at their last meeting of 2016 in december. that is your "bloomberg business flash." tom: what a

. >> jon: yes, indeed, we have the lovely and talented aimee mann. >> b again. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: you know i'm a big fan. and you're doing a sock for the web tonight and it's called "can't you tell." >> yeah. >> stephen: what's the background of the song? how did the song come about? >> it's the 30 songs in 30 days. it's a dave eggers project, and he had different artists write their version of an anti-trump song. >> stephen: uh-huh. yeah. >> and my version is-- because i like to write introspective viewpoint. >> stephen: yeah. >> so it's in the first person. and i sort of feel like there was an aspect to trump where he wants to win? but kind of maybe thinks he's running for king rather than president. like he doesn't really want the job necessarily. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. >> so i sort of took that emprisand wrote the?? song about that. >> stephen: well, it's a beautiful song, and it really gets to the heart of his. >> craziness. >> stephen yeah, great minds think alike about crazy people. ( laughter ) all right. well

>> stephen: aimee mann, everybody. we're back with drew carey. i have a beef with you. i have a comedy beef with you. >> really? >> >> stephen: yes. for many years as the people out there know, and ( cheers and applause ) as you mentioned before you were the host of "whose line is it anyway?." i was very happy, very honored that you guys asked me to come and-- and 2000, plaib. >> you were great by the way. >> stephen: thank you. that is nice of you to say. diimprovisation before then in chicago. i said i just have one request. i just have one request. please, i'll do anything. don't ask me to rap because, like, white guy rapping, like white guy rapping, i just-- i can't do it. and i-- >> it's fun to watch. >> stephen: it is. agonizing to do. fun to watch. and so have and the very last thing i did was entire-- i think we shot two guys or something in one sitting. you're like, "all right, let's do a rap. stephen, why don't you get up on stage." and i was like damn it! >> you know, i had nothing to do with that. that's all dan patterson and the production crew. they're the

somebody -- something cavs mann fans have been -- fans have been waiting to see. the banner will fly in the q and be hoisted on october 25th. the cavs coming up and the banner looks fantastic. world series. how about that? >> oh. >>> a -- i brought my friend who needed to answer any question th >> well, trevor's friend aka, his drone was with him. he explains exactly what happened. meantime the blue jays are still trying to figure out what happened to them in cleveland. andrew miller. that's what happened and tito knows when it's miller time. he knows when the blue jays are in trouble. strike out ten of the 12 batters he faced in the nlcs. he hasn't given up a run and aloud three hits. >> there's a reason we gave up what we did for him. we thought he could be a guy that we could leverage in situations and that would make the bullpen that much better and give us a chance to keep playing. that's exactly what he is doing. >> the batter zone very well. they know what you're drying to do to them. it's a chess match. it's fun. f when you get out of it, but it's a challe

c-n-n's jonathan mann has a closer look on the aftermath of this week's debate. oc: ...that's good." it was a controversial decision board of adjustment. two lisbon girls got quite the surprise during the school's homecoming. " " east. it is close enough to keep more clouds in the forecast through saturday. as a result highs remain in the 60s. a warmup starts sunday, bringing 70s back into the forecast next week. wednesday finds our next chance for measurable rainfall. have a great night and a safe weekend! tonight: cloudy. wind: ne 5-10. low: 57 tomorrow: mostly cloudy. a few sprinkles are possible, mainly east. wind: n 5-15. high: 66 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 53 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 72 low: 53 monday: partly partly cloudy. high: 78 low: 55 wednesday: chance of showers/storms. high: 74 low: 56 thursday: turning partly cloudy. high: 71 low: 50 friday: mostly sunny. high: 69 low: 46 saturday: mostly sunny. high: 69 low: 51 thanks joe. noise, partying and house a house that would look like kinnick stadium. but tonight, the board of adjus

reporter: the fall cranberry harvest is in full swing and the effects o obvious at boggs like mann farms and buzzard bay. >> right now we have emptied the reservoirs. during the season there were scald issues. >> today liz beth warren to see how it is for herself. there are broader concerns for >> i want to know what i can do to be a good partner. reporter: many are turning to what they call dry harvest which is much more labor intensive and not as effective. >> there are not enough picking to be done. >> in buzzard's bay, todd kazakiewich, wcvb news sen fear 5. >> ben: speed is the man was driving his suv over 100 miles an hour when he crashed it. the driver failed to stop for police. three other cars were hit along the way sending two people to the hospital. let's check your first alert track on this monday holiday evening. you can tell it is a holiday. smooth going on this monday night. it is 9 minutes further out. it is 16 minutes and the in bound delay is easing a little bit. it is just 7 minutes. >> if you did go to work you were rewarded with a light commute. and an amber alerter

manfred mann and his earth band. >> tia: i liked that. it was good. >> brian: they did a great version of "blinded by the light." >> tia: as you head out the door to start your day, here are some stories to know before you go. >> brian: president obama is in the big city to promote early voting along who he is going to endorse, of course, hillary clinton to replace him in office. >> tia: on the republican side, donald trump will spend the day he will start with a rally in greensboro and end in charlotte with another rally at their convention center. the fbi has told us that 325 tips they received by a kidnapping suspect who terrorized the west side all came up empty. there was a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to his capture. >>> that ball was rifled into the corner in right. >> it's game day in the cle. 8:08 in game one of the alcs. >> brian: corey kluber is geg up against marco estrada. should be a great one tonight. it is going to be electric. >> samantha: welcome back. time is now 6:56. here's your full seven-day plans f

i quote, "i will hit him and, okay go for it." >> a civil rights attorney has been hired by the mann family would will hold a news conference on the case. >> demonstrators at levi stadium joined colin kaepernick as the quarterback continues protest of social injustice during the anthem. a group gathered across the street taking a knee, raiding a 50 and saying a prayer. again, colin kaepernick and two teammates took a knee during anthem and others raised their fist. >> people would raise an should have the military and flag and protesting are trying to avoid the real issues we have in society and we have real issues. >> they hope to move the issues forward and come up with real solutions. >> new this morning, the interim city manager and chief of the police will resign from the duties at the end of the month, with the contract running through next february but he decided for "personal and professional reasons," he will step down october 31st. he was appointed in june. in the resignation he said "i believe we have moved failure as an organization and are looking toward the future but t

david mann. spell that please? m-a-n-n. that's two n's.ike to report a truck driver who's endangering my life. your name again? david mann. (blaring horn) (steven spielberg) "duel" was a film that was discovered overseas. i remember taking my first trip to europe. i'd never been out of the u.s. before. going to europe the first time to do publicity for "duel" and discovering a lot of people out there who loved movies. i'm talking about journalists, the writers, loved movies. cherished films. much more than i ever sensed that the american journalists loved and cherished pictures. but i was sort of idealized and idolized and lionized. and i felt wonderful about that and i said to myself, "gee, there really is a generation overseas that loves movies with a passion." he once mentioned to me that he liked to make -- there were films and there were movies. and he liked to do films. unaware he'd be the biggest moviemaker of all time. (dramatic music playing) that's a 20-footer. "jaws," because it came from a number one best-selling novel that uni

the 50-year-old joseph mann was killed july 11. the audio was enhanced of the dash camera and officers said "i will hit him," and "okay," before going to mann. family hired a civil rights attorney who will hold a news conference on the case this morning. >> demonstrators at levi stadium joined with colin kaepernick as the 49ers quarterback continued the forecast of social injustice. our reporter has that story. >> as fans piled into levi stadium, a group took a knee, raise add 50 and set a sprayed gathering across the street before the 49ers and cowboys game to support colin kaepernick with the protests against black on press and first amendment right to free speech. 15 black people have been killed since colin kaepernick began the protest. >> members of black community groups and churches came together to raise awareness holding signs with names of people killed. we cannot remain silent on this issue. >> in the white community this may not directly affect you, this is also your responsibility because you are an american citizen. i

. >> we have spider mann captain america. >> now you're officially a cool dad. ♪ >> michael's new album oo today. pretty amazing considering michael had vocal chord surgery in june. >> does it is sound like it sounds bad? >> sounds perfect. >> oh, god. i'm having anxiety right now. i might just go get another surgery. make me sound even more like adele. cut it up, doctor. sound like sam smith and adele together. could you imagine that mix? >>> still aheadd suzanne somers' 70th birthday flashback. candid about plastic surgery, her breast cancer battle, and what she thinks about the new three's company remake. >>> then how do you top dancing's sexiest performance of all time? pe hear the story behind the steamy shower dance. >> ccming up on "e.t." >>> closed captioning provided by -- republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away they "hand-picked" him to run for his brother's seat. but all mike and brian fitzpatrick share is a name. brian fitzpatrick supports a radical republican agenda, including defunding planned parenthood,

police say joseph mann was holding a knife in the middle of the street. his fafamily ss s he was havinga mental healtlth equals top meanwhile, protests continuing in los angeles following to fatal police shootings over the weekend. on saturday, police shot and killed 18-year-old carnell snell, junior, who please claim gun.olding a the second person has not t been releaseded. police say he was shot after officers confused a replica of a gun for a real gun. among those arresteted at mono's protest in losos angeles was blk lilives matter cofoundnder patre cullors and melina abdullah. both had been released. in financial news, the illinois state treasury has suspended investing with wells fargo, amid a massive scandal at the major wall street bank involving thousands of employees who took private customer information to create 2 million fake accounts in order to meet sales targets. the decision affects $30 billion in investments. on monday, illinois state treasurer michael frerichs called wells fargo shameful. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has called

sally mann do has been following this story -- selling them story. >>this is only a small town. why would they do this. >> reporter: another bomb sweet in boulder county has nerves frayed, just two days after aa bomb was found at the nederland shopping center. this time it was a false alarm. the driver of this car had information about the nederland bombs. the fbi locked down whole area. bombings like this happen more often nationally than what people think. domestic -- now works as a private investigator. >> these are easy to investigate because there's less folks and less reasons. >> reporter: he says the bomb itself would give investigators even more clues. >> thee blew the thing up and knew what it was made of so they cculd take those materials they were bought. to where >> reporter: the bomb was put right outside the nederland police department. >> they're going to look at who would be willing to do something this egregious. >> reporter: who is behind this. is likely someone who wanted to send a strong message without getting attention since no notes were left behind. >> it

mann was not threatening anyone. >>> and charlie beck explained what led up to the shooting of a manon saturday. the chief beck said officers in a cruise were suspicious after spotting a car with paper plates that did not match the year of the car. they say as they followed the car, cornell snell jumped out holding his waistband. he ran into a driveway holding a gun in his left hand and then turned in the direction of officers. that's when the chief said they shot six rounds. the chief said video from a nearby business clearly shows snell had a handgun. they careered and rejected the explanation of the shooting demanding that video be released. >> new member of the warriors is gaining attention for a protest during the anthem. david west joined the team and was at practice. he says he has been standing last in line behind his teammates for years now. >> it's not about not about the issue you need to humanise who we are, what we are. >> west has been thinking about the issues since he was a youngster and has a 7-year-old son and wants to keep children from becoming victims of violence

the on the girls side athlete of the first in 18;23 followed by her teammate baily nock and maddie mann of linn-mar was third.. west won the team title followed by linn-mar and wahlert. ...lets head out to solon and the wamac conference meet... top 15 are all- conference... ladies first as they head towards the woods... it's adrianna katcher of center point- urbana who comes out of the woods with a pretty comfortable lead... the freshman goes on to win in a time of 18:17, winning by 31 seconds... mount vernon-lisbon wins the title, solon 2nd and a battle between marion teammates myles bach and jeremy fopma... here they are side by side halfway through the race... it stayed that way until bach shifts into another gear right at the end to win in 15:36... fopma right behind him in 2nd... mount vernon-lisbon wins the title in this one as well...wester n dubuque 2nd and marion 3rd to football and clear creek amana at assuption tonight in a key game in the playoff chase.. and a good start for the clippers returns it all the way to the two yard line.. and that set up the jared eckrich two yard

. >> brings a good point, how mann trump and clinton costumes are we going to see this halloween. >> or kim [indiscernible]. >>> we have got a nice start now. a lot of people asking, september 3rd, 1961, was the earliest snow on record. november 21st, the latest on average. october 18th. so we're talking next week. no, at this point, we're not looking at snow on our 7-day forecast. not here in denver at least. we do have a rain-snow mix in the mountains. it's making for some wet roads along i-70. picked up an inch or two up near the eisenhower tunnel and across the plains we have more cloud cover this morning. stillar our vero camera in akron, our sunrise after 7:00. and with it, you're going to find a mix and sun and clouds across the the showers will lighten up and we'll get clearing and by this afternoon and early evening, the chance for a little bit of rain, a little more snow up and through the mountains and there's a chance, a slim chance that a few of these showers will roll oat over denver, aurora, greeley, fort collins, so we could gett3 rain through the early evening. tomor

david mann who owns the property could get punished. >>> rallying around a little fighter.aces counting medical conditions but he has the support of an entire community. >> good morning, it's just about 5:00 a.m. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. and cooler than it was yesterday. let's begin with meteorologist bill hen with the nbc 10 "first alert" neighborhood weather. >> coming with those cooler temperatures, clouds and chance of showers. tracking showers and thunderstorms. the heavy weather is in north central pennsylvania. and moving to the northeast. you see the line of showers extending closer to our area. there's a chance, especially in the lehigh valley that will see showers later this morning and afternoon. right now dry, 65 degrees in philadelphia. the temperature will be climbing today but not into the 80s. upper 60s by 10:00. and we will get some breaks of sunshine but the clouds will be back in the afternoon. 62 degrees now in new jersey. suburbs, 63 degrees where we're most likely to see the showers but temperatures a

mann dragon was sentenced to six months of work release. he served less than 100 days. now, tim tells me he's forgiven my dragon and this is wishing him the very best. live in denver tonight, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> now new development of the case of two teenagers accused of plotting an attack on mountain vista high school in highlands ranch. brooke higgins at a court hearing today. the judge set a court date of october 19 higgins $1 million bond should be lowered. her attorneys are also expected to ask the judge to move the case back to juvenile court. police arrested higgins and sienna johnson last december for an alleged murder plot at their school. both were 16 at the time. and i now charged as adults. >> weather alert along the east coast, the look from space shows how huge hurricane matthew is. this storm is already slamming haiti and cuba. so big that florida's governor saying the state could be lauren whitney joins us now. >> the national hurricane center has just issued a new track for this big storm. >> it has. we are looking at it right now over the bahama

a group calls the european-style installation "offensive to manns and morals." they say it violated privacy and discriminates against women and people with disabilities. the city installed the urinal to prevent people from urinating in front of their hems. all the federal judge is questioning arab argument that a san francisco vacation rental ordinance violates federal law. yesterday the judge said that the city's law does not limit rental ad on the company website even in the ads are for illegal units. airbnb argues that the law violate as federal rule protecting websites against their user's consent. the ordinance requires short-term rental services to make sure the hosts are registered with the city a ruling, possible, by next week. all the giants have the surprise star in line young at wrigley tonight. >> third baseman nunez is out for game one of the series because he has a hamstring injury so wild card hero, gillespie, will likely start against the cubs. the bay area went craze after he hit a game winning homer to beat the mets on wednesday. there they are

pippa mann joins us now from racing c talk about her drive to raise awareness and funding for breast cancer research. pippa, thank you so much for joining us. i would like to start with how you got your start in racing. >> most drivers have someone in their family or a family friend who is involved in racing, but for me i just grew up as a race fan, and then one day one of my friends had a birthday party at the indoor go cart track and, you know, man for me, that was it. that was the moment and i should >> and you recently participated in your fifth indy 500 race this year. your car obviously stands out in the pack. bright pink, and that's because you became involved with the susan g. komen foundation. how did that happen? >> it does stand out, and, you know, i have to start this story but saying i was never the girl who wore pink at the racetrack. i was anti-pink at the racetrack because i just wanted to be one of the other drivers, i wanted to blend in, but i started to follow the career of sarah she was the first female driver whom i've ever heard of having that level of success i

. >> now, pinpoint weather with meteorologist mark mann strollo. >> what a beautiful day it was this afternoon was sunshine warm temperatures. a nice little breeze thrown into the mix as well. now as we transition toward the overnight, it continues to stay very quiet. the clouds thickened up especially during a late day today. mainly cloudy outside now. when speaking up over the last hour. breezy throughout the day. at times gus at 25 miles an hour. now it's starting to pick up at temperature, nice and mild for this time at night at 1018 in the low 60s. that after we hit the high today of 79 degrees. nice and warm near 68 is the average high, i think it will do well better than the upper 60s again tomorrow. a cooldown is on the way and it should arrive by wednesday. that will take us from well above average numbers to well below average numbers by the time we get to the middle of this week. corridor some 60s hanging on there in the western slope overall a beautiful evening across colorado. sixty-two in brighton 64 it wheat ridge. lakewood at 59. kim carroll at 59 degrees as well. the

officers are heard saying, i'm going to hit him, and okay, go for it, before driving their cruiser at mann, who they say was armed with a knife. he was later shot by police is 14 times. today the city denied a public records request for the unedited video cite canning the ongoing -- citing the ongoing investigation. >>> a man has been arrested in texas and will arrive in california for pimping charges. he was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued in california. he is accused of pimping adult and children, including minors, from santa clara county. his arrest came over a raid on the company's headquarters. they say backpage.com made millions by exploiting vulnerable children. >> your daughter ran away, she is going sexually you abused and a company in dallas is profiting from that. >> it follows a three-year investigation led by california attorney general kamala harris. arrest warrants were also issued for backpage's other executives conservatives. >>> hurricane matthew battering the southeast coast. we will go back live to savannah, georgia, that is already getting hit with heavy rain an

lar workforce committee, i would like to make a motion to appoint elizabeth jackson for seat two, mann for three, and wang to seat four. >> and for mann we would need a residency waiver as well. >> we will do that without objection, congratulations. >> all right, and so now, mr. clerk, are there any other items before us. >> there are no more items madam chair. >> all right, this meeting is adjourned thank you. >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the charitable program also accepts complaints by e-mail or 0 folk you can file a complaint or provide contact information seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government mo