-marci: mm-hmm. fishing is more important.ve a video on my phone of a friday afternoon i think you would probably find pretty interesting. so this is just me. it's a quarter after 1:00. let's go see what's going on in rayjus. let's see who's all here. lemonis: nobody. ♪ -doesn't that piss you guys off? -marci: yeah. lemonis: you want to talk about morale being bad? when one of your employees feels the need to go video things that bother them. justin. justin, why don't you and i, -we'll go take a walk? -justin: okay. lemonis: let's get some fresh air. look, after all the things that i've heard from the employees, i thought it would be a good idea for me to grab justin one-on-one and get to the bottom of some of the issues. how much money do you have invested personally in this business? justin: right now, me personally, about $16,000 of my own personal money that was actually money taken from tax returns because of past payroll taxes that were due. lemonis: what? i don't understand. justin: so, they took from my personal tax re

marci gonzalez for us in los angeles.to get back to rob marciano and a check of the weather. we've been following dorian, but some weather here as well. >> there is weather west of dorian. this is in colorado filmed on friday. intense thunderstorm. that's hail piling up along i-70 near evergreen. there's some picnic tables there floating away from a debris flow from that intense flash flooding. we'll see more in the way of thunderstorms today across colorado. this disturbance riding along a stationary boundary, wyoming through the northern plains and the western great lakes. we could see 2 to 3 inches around minneapolis. that's some of the weather headlines nationally. . >>> good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist lisa argen. still waking up to a breeze and fog here. i'm looking at another cool start with 50s and 60s. 60s and 70s for most of this afternoon with a few low 80s >>> this weather report 80s sponsored by chantix. the ladies look lovely in their primary colors. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> i tried to join in.

they were introduced by marcy mcleod. marcy had been best friends with kim ever since ninth grade. >> she was very quiet, for the people that didn't know her, and but very funny. very loyal. very sweet. >> reporter: david and kim married in 1989. they threw a big fun party then got on with their lives. kim in corporate accounting and david as an indiana state trooper, a career kim had encouraged him to pursue. >> find that drunk driver that's out there -- >> reporter: here he is in uniform being interviewed in the 1990's about road safety during the holidays. the big hat seemed tailor-made for david camm. he was soon member of an elite emergency -- a kind of s.w.a.t. team. >> that is a band of brothers, huh? >> oh, yeah. >> kinda special weapon. weapons tactical group. >> right, exactly, yeah. loved those guys. i mean, we're talkin' about guys that you would literally die for. >> reporter: but over time, after the kids were born, david wanted to spend more time with his family. so in may 2000, he went to work as a manager

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here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: that tense face-off between officers and a woman holding someonee with a meat cleaver captured on surveillance video. here we see the suspect, identified as mariel capulong, walk into the lobby of this northern california police precinct with her arm around the hostage's neck. threatening her with that eight-inch blade. officers storm in, taking the 22-year-old into custody. after subduing her with a stun gun. >> i do believe the quick response of the officers helped to de-escalate and getting the suspect under control, and eliminating the threat as soon as possible. >> reporter: their fast response, likened to this showdown in new york city this summer. a man swinging a knife, walking into this precinct. one officer tasing the 26-year-old, who drops to the floor. >> when we subdued him he did say, why didn't you shoot me. >> reporter: officials say the man suffers from mental health issues and was not charged. but in this most recent case, the suspect is facing several charges including kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. she's out on bai

>> marci, thank you. >>> now to the nfl and a firestorm just as the season gets under way. one of the top players in the game, and one of the most controversial, signing a new deal with the defending super bowl champs. here's kaylee hartung. >> free! >> reporter: this is arguably the best wide receiver in the nfl, renegade all-pro antonio brown celebrating after forcing the oakland raiders to fire him. >> free! fly like an eagle. >> reporter: the raiders signed brown last march for $50 million. it was a tumultuous off-season. first, he posted pictures of frostbitten feet from cryotherapy treatments that would delay his training camp. then threatening retirement rather than wearing a new football helmet. much of the drama playing out as the cameras rolled for the hbo series "hard knocks." >> i got a lot of people around me that depend on me to perform and it's my livelihood being on my feet. >> reporter: after publically demanding the raiders cut him, he even released a phone call with his head coach. >> what the hell is going on, man? >> reporter: the raiders finally caving

>> marci, thank you. >>> now to the mounting tensions between the u.s. and iran. the iranian president overseeing a military parade in teheran today, warning foreign forces to "stay away" from the region. it comes as the pentagon prepares to send more u.s. troops and air defense equipment to saudi arabia after that massive attack on its oil facilities. secretary of state mike pompeo today defended that response. >> apparently, the iranians are bloodthirsty and looking for war. president trump and i, we're looking for a diplomatic resolution to this. >> now, president trump says he has no intention of meeting with iranian leaders during this week's united nations general assembly. >>> and there is a new theory about what is called the havana syndrome. workers at the u.s. and canadian embassies in havana started getting sick back in 2017, you'll remember. high-pitched sounds investigated as the possible cause. but canadian researchers say it may have been caused by a pesticide. one used to kill mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. among the symptoms of exposure, perm

marci, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit.ou're about to see just how scared some of those students were. those gunshots were so close the crowd gathered for friday night football thought they were fired right there at the school. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the sound of gunfire causing chaos at a high school football game north of san francisco. dozens of people panicking, running from the stands. >> shooting. >> reporter: richmond police responding to reports of a fight just blocks away from de anza high school when they immediately heard those gunshots. >> there was a lot of people on scene. they all fled in different directions. >> reporter: officers finding two people, a man and a woman shot, first responders rushing them to a hospital. >> the victim is at morningside. >> reporter: police saying a third victim arrived at a hospital on his or her own. officers closing down a street across from the school as police searched overnight for evidence. >> we do not know the status between the high school and the actual fight, so

whit. >> marci gonzalez for us.deo, terrifying. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. brittany bell in for rob. land spouts out in california. not to be confused with dust devils or water spouts. >> a land spout is a twister that's not associated with your typical super cell. they can still be very dangerous. that was the scene in davis, california. >> oh my goodness. >> you can hear e commentary in the video. actually a bit scarey. overall if you see one of those, you want to keep your distance. the reason why they're seeing that very active weather in california is all due to the dip in the jet stream that's pushing in across the western half of the country and also pushing in the cooler canadian air. check out the morning temperatures. down to 33 degrees in reno. 41 in boise and 26 degrees in great falls. meanwhile, a rush of high pressure is baking the eastern half of the country. high temperatures staying well above average in the upper 80s and lowe90s wednesday. we could see a wide stretch of high temperature

marci gonzalez is in los angeles.y it all. >> reporter: they really do, eva. and they're being used in the case against these guys. the woman who snapped them posted them to a group dedicated to highlighting people who break the rules at the park writing that everyone watching was in disbelief of what she called the complete stupidity of the men's actions. photos capturing these men walking onto old faithful moving closer and closer to the steaming geyser leaning over it apparently taking pictures. >> my family and i just couldn't believe what was happening. they just didn't care, and we couldn't believe that they were -- they thought that that was okay. >> reporter: kimberly snapping these images posting them on facebook and giving them to a yellowstone park ranger. the men whose names haven't been released now facing criminal charges citing for going off the park's boardwalk which is illegal and dangerous with the geyser erupting about once an hour with boiling water averaging 200 degrees. >> i don't see how anyone

marci gonzalez has more. good morning to you, marci. >> reporter: eva, good morning.th deep shame for the rest of her life. in a letter written to the judge she's hoping that message as well as support from nearly 30 others, including her husband and a celebrity friend, will help her case. this morning felicity huffman pleading for leniency. the first parent set to be sentenced in the college admissions scandal asking to serve no jail time for paying to rig her daughter's s.a.t. score. the 56-year-old attempting to explain her motivation in a letter to the judge writing in my desperation to be a good mother i talked myself into believing all i was doing was giving my daughter a fair shot. i see the irony in that statement because what i have done is the opposite of fair. prosecutors say the former "desperate housewives" star who pleaded guilty to fraud charges -- >> a generous donation would ensure our kids beat them out. >> reporter: -- should serve a month behind bars and pay a $20,000 fine writing huffman's construct was deliberate and criminal. neither probation o

good morning to you, marci. >> reporter: eva, good morning. all of this happening as the democratic debate ended just miles away. police are now releasing new details about the two carjackings and that attack on a priest that led to that shootout. >> they have an officer down. there was a gunshot. we need units out here. >> reporter: this morning a houston police officer shot with his own gun is recovering after authorities say a group of men went on a wild crime spree. >> i just started hearing gunshots. >> reporter: police saying it all began when the four suspects picked the wrong vehicle to steal from this gas station. >> they took the truck anyway and very qut was at.e. >> rer poli say meneld u priest the ting gun ohankwere and pulling the trigger. >> i said, don't shoot. >> reporter: the priest on his knees praying for his life when the gun jammed. >> so he couldn't fire. he was frustrated, you know. he tried again. >> reporter: police say the suspect stole the priest's cell phone and left him beaten on the ground then carjacked a woman

i yield back. >> representative marcy kaptur from earlier today on the house floor. the house returns at noon eastern. they will take up initial debate on that resolution calling for the release of the whistleblower report. that whistleblower report to the inspector general on the conversation between president trump and the ukrainian president. look for a debate this afternoon. follow here on c-span. also want to let you know that the intelligence committee chair adam schiff is holding a briefing. will be holding a briefing very shortly. we'll have that live for you on c-span.org. president trump continuing his meetings at the united nations. it will include a one-on-one with the ukrainian president later this afternoon. pu but he responded this morning to reporter's questions in an earlier meeting. here's what he had to say. president trump: thank you very much. reporter: mr. president, talk about how good the u.s. has been to ukraine. you asked president zelensky for favor and asked him to talk to the attorney general of the united states and rudy ghoulianpy and j

marcy it's a small i know i know i'm not you know i own it everyone or something i mean you don't think so and it looks like quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant was little. i know of. yeah i mean. yeah i got it right last year it was really difficult. my mom didn't understand it and it was a big no from my community. and then they saw that i didn't change last minute and that's. their off my job. so now i see parents like supporting their daughters to go into pageants. but my mom she doesn't agree with it. that way i'm never going to say i don't understand where she's coming from because i get it. i've always told my mom like you want me to stop i'll stop. but she's allowed to make this choice for myself. i just can't believe like how much my mom has changed except in she's become. she's actually very supportive she's so happy for the other girls. i know it's not easy for her but the fact that she's sitting here with me like it just goes to show like how much she really cares we would like to have especially young lady present this next to her she stood on t

marcie gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> meanwhile, sales of marijuana vaping products are sinkingme dispensaries reports that customers are choosing edibles and traditional weed. there's been a 15% decline in the market share for vape sales nationwide during the first week in september. overall sales in california fell by 6%. >>> a connecticut man is facing reckless endangerment charges involving his 2-year-old son. >> there's a b of hend onby tookeof wngack rft rou. gettinr1 ll. tald t b from below while two others forced their way into the home after no one answered the door. inside officers woke up the boy's 23-year-old father who pulled the boy to safety. the toddler's aunt was also arrested. authorities also condemned the house which was covered in trash and had no gas running into it. >> scary. >>> new york city police are looking for suspects in a daring robbery of a brooklyn family captured on a home surveillance system. the incident took place on monday. you see the man dressed as a fedex worker walking up the stairs of the home and enters the house, quickly follo otheman

marcy it's as far as i know i thought you know i own it everyone or something i mean you know things and that's what it's like it's quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant. i gather right last year it was really difficult for. my mom to understand it and it was a big no from my community. and then they saw that i didn't change last minute on that see their off my phone jack. so now i see parents like supporting their daughters to. and you pageants. but my mom she doesn't agree with. the way i'm never going to say i don't understand where she's coming from because i get it. i've always told my mom like you want me to stop i'll stop. but she's allowed to make this choice for myself. i just can't believe like how much my mom has changed except in she's become. she's actually like very supportive she's so happy for the other girls. i know it's not easy for her but the fact that she's sitting here with me like it just goes to show like how much she really cares we would like to have especially on li prison this next word she stood on this very stage is the contest

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abc news reporter marcy goi i i gonzalez.antonio brown back on social media. >> no married what they say, no matter what they hate. >> reporter: the nfl superstar going live on instagram. >> it's called tv 12, let's get it. >> reporter: while working out his newcity. hevil' goitng to closer to your goals. >> >> reporter: one of the most talented and divisive player in the nfl accused in a civil lawsuit filed this week of sexually assaulting his former trainer britney taylor on at least three occasions in 2017 and 2018. brown denies the allegations. his attorneys saying any sexual interaction with mr. brown was entirely consensual. browne signing with the new england patriots just days before the allegations surfaced. fellow wide receiver praising his contribution to the team. >> i think he raises the level for everyone out there because of how good of player he is. >> reporter: espn sources say since brown isn't under criminal investigation, the nfl will not place him on the commissioner's exempt list making him eligible to p

marcy it's as far as i know i thought you know i own it everyone or something i mean you know things and that's what it's like quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant. i know. that right last year it was really difficult for. my mom to understand it and it was a big no from my community. and then they saw that i didn't change last minute on that see their off my phone jack. so now i see parents like supporting their daughters to go into pageants. but my mom she doesn't agree with. the way i'm never going to say i don't understand where she's coming from because i get it. i've always told my mom like you want me to stop i'll stop. but she's allowed to make this choice for myself. i just can't believe like how much my mom has changed how accepting she's become. she's actually like very supportive she's so happy for the other girls. i know it's not easy for her but the fact that she's sitting here with me like it just goes to show like how much she really cares we would like to have especially on li prison this next word she stood on this very stage is a contest

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abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: with water up to mailboxes, this is the only way out of somery. >> reporter: remnants of tropical storm imelda dumping more than 5 inches of rain an hour in some places. >> these flash flood emergencies are life-threatening situations. >> reporter: this extreme flooding -- >> it's been relentless, and we just can't escape. it's like we're on an island here. >> reporter: a devastating deja vu two years after harvey hit this area. >> more than two years ago, everyone on this street did this. do you have the energy to do it again? >> no. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm going to move. >> reporter: officials in harris county saying more than 1,000 people have been rescued there so far. rescuers using everything from air boats, tractors, and dump trucks pulling people and pets to safety. >> it is an absolute standstill nightmare -- >> reporter: that nightmare on the roadways submerged. the driver escapes through the window. the storm toppling the roof of this post office, injuring several people. staff at beaumont tv station kbmt finding the stor

here's marci gonzalez. >> this dog would kill you if he could. >> reporter: they are some of the mostble. viewed by many as lost causes. >> you need to get past. >> reporter: until they get a dose of zen. >> turning this around for dangerous dogs is a matter of life and death. >> reporter: he is the founder of zen dog in los angeles and his approach to socializing the most difficult dogs is the focus of nat geo's "dog impossible." what's different about your approach and your method? >> we don't use force. we don't use treats. we don't use commands. we don't use choke chance, prong collars. dominance. >> you're secure, lou, i promise you. you're secure. >> reporter: those put in the practice on some of the toughest cases. >> lou is a socially-gifted former street dog. he won't allow anything around his neck. that's a problem because animal control says if they find him wandering off leash they'll take him in. >> reporter: this is really a life or death situation for some of the dogs that are brought to you. >> yeah. >> oh, i'm so proud of you, lou. >> reporter: people are stunned by t

the rising number of executions curried by authorities in saudi arabia it's the 2nd time the gulf marcie has been criticized at the un human rights council in geneva over the past 6 months alone according to a report compiled by the nation saudi arabia has executed $134.00 people so far this year 6 of them children at the time of the arrest of the saudis who are also on the un human rights council use different methods of execution including beheading crucifixion however riyadh sees nothing wrong with it let's take it over a news wall about capital punishment remaining common practice for certain types of crimes people can be sentenced to death for terrorism and murder sorcery blasphemy of the are also on the list here are a list judge that whittaker from the u.k. all party parliamentary group on the abolition of the death penalty is capital punishment is not the only rights issue that needs attention in saudi arabia needs really. continual pressure on the people and the government from the outside and i hope from the inside too that this would be a desirable thing but i should emphasize

tweets from members of the house of representatives this labor day from ohio democrat marcy kaptur, this labor day 2019, let's honor all the people who fought for workers rights and fair working conditions across the u.s. on the shop floor, in the streets, and on the picket line. happy labor day. minnesota republican tom emmer tweeted, hope you all enjoy a safe labor day, the house returns to session next week to tackle appropriations and important legislative deadlines. in 1979, small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers make up their own minds. c-span opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see. bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. a lot has changed in 40 years but today, that big idea is more relevant than ever. on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered view government, so you can make up your own mind. brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. next, interior secretary david bernhardt talks about forest fires, moving the bureau of land management staff from washington to colorado, an

reminder now of our top story here in d w beijing has summoned the german ambassador after the konkani to marci activist joshua long that germany's foreign minister. beijing's accusing germany of meddling in its affairs and has warned that the meeting in berlin will hurt of chinese german elections. coming up next our show focus on europe we're looking at how people in northern ireland are losing their patience as the rocky road to bret's it drags on stage and for that. the for. so you want to save on the end. why not move here to barcelona just $200.00 euros a month. so what's the catch. good still only 3 square meters. deep insight into europe's housing crisis. next on details. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. here in london it's still all about bricks 1st johnson shut down the fractious and angry column of my guest to this week hughes andrew bridges conservative m.p. and leading critics it supporter goober's john some amount of pay below the parliament was put in front of him like sophie in 60 minutes vetoed. most of jerusalem. do it yourself network or the humax you tube channel s

marci gonzalez has the details. >> i love you. >> reporter: tonight, this 10-year-old girl fighting to survive after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba. >> she's still here with us, and we're still fighting. >> reporter: lily mae avant complaining of a headache and fever days after swimming in a river near her central texas home this labor day weekend. >> when they went to wake her up, she was unresponsive. >> reporter: lily, now in a medically induced coma and facing daunting odds. of the 145 people infected with the naegleria folweri amoeba since 1962, only 4 have survived. the most recent, sebastian deleon. the camp counselor contracting it while swimming in a florida lake in 2016. >> he's currently walking, talking. you know, it's a miracle, it's a miracle. >> reporter: tonight, lily's family praying she'll be the fifth survivor. this type of very rare infection typically comes from swimming in warm freshwater lakes and rivers. doctors say there are precautions you can take, keeping your head above water and using nose clips. >> thank you. >>> and a major autoworker strike set

>> marci gonzalez, thank you. >>> here in texas, in el paso tonight, the alleged gunman in the walmart massacre is now facing capital murder charge. the grabbed jury indicting 21-year-old patrick crew shus, who allegedly drove from the dallas area to the el paso walmart near the border of mexico before opening fire. 22 people were killed, dozens injured. courthouse yus allegedly telling authorities he set out to kill as many mexicans as he could. the el paso d.a. says he will seek the death penalty. >>> meantime there was an urgent call for action on gun violence today from some of the s.e ceos uber, twitter and royal caribbean, writing to members of the senate, saying they want after after these deadly shootings and the epidemic of gun violence involves even more than mass shootings and is preventable. >>> next, to the triple crown drug scandal involving the horse justify. the trainer tonight denying it. "the new york times" reporting that justify failed a drug test but was allowed to compete in the kentucky derby bikes later. here's abc's matt gutman tonight. >> reporter: that's the

was a scorcher from the scene by police tens of thousands of people earlier defied a police band to marcy hong kong in the 17th week of protests scott hyla has more. in what has become a weekend pattern here in hong kong protest leaders spread the word about an event through social media and out they come starting with small confrontations that escalate into battles with police pulling out their entire anti-riot arsenal including a water cannon with chemical laced blue dyed water but even though it's become a routine and even though the protesters will eventually get pushed out to some it doesn't matter they say they will keep showing up. i really have to care about the success rate of the protesting i never would have started to protest in the beginning is about our demands after all we can't just keep silent and let things happen. i the movement started over a bill that would have allowed extraditions from hong kong to mainland china it was permanently show. but the movement grew and intensified mainly because of what protesters have said is the heavy handed treatment by police as a cra

marcie i had a big other sister and 3 cousins including and that is tribal leader also killed by ice mine. 2 years ago an eyesore tac intel or berry killed for us and 5 soldiers. in may the us military released this video of recovery operation after $28.00 soldiers were killed in a single isolate tac. there are no people in this they fled because of the fighting they started killing people and 2018 and again this year leaders of nutters have been killed many of the people have lost their lives. fighting between i saw a national and international forces since july has led to a big increase in people fleeing violence to nearby arrow tell a very city and niamey. house and his wife and 5 children were among them. we suffer in many ways we fled our homes and we came here we don't have a place to live some of us did not even have a mattress and couldn't find any help. traders here say they can no longer continue their business because of the violence. we left our goods and trade lost our money and suddenly found ourselves here with nothing but disaster has hit all the districts of tel a ba

. >> my name is marcy rin -rbgs ane.i was not going to talk buti was so moved by what was offered, i had to underscore, there's a very critical flaw in the draft eir that it does not address city college either as a part of the overall setting or vital public service. this is a school that has been a part of the life and the city for generations. it's trained people for central job and public services provided to countless people through lifelong learning and to not consider the impact seems to be a serious flaw that should be reexamined. the second thing i wanted to address is there's a lot of talk about affordable house ang i wantehousing.if you look at thet plan, the request is for 18% footballer housing for people making 80% of the median income, which would be $66,500 a year and an additional 17% for moderate income and that's 120% over the ami, talking $99,500,000 a year. there's no robert t no responsio build it and i know this is about the eur anurir, but the al affordable housing will be gone from giving away this public land to a private developer is less than one-fifth. of

another song that maybe i won't play when other people are around, maybe you won't either and maybe marcie won't either. that is her guilty pleasure. give us a song that is your guilty pleasure, you play in secret. facebook. twitter, instagram. use the # ktvu. >> sal, thank you. >>> time is 5:55, tickets to see oprah going on sale at 10:00 for her tour stop in san francisco. oprah will be at the chase center next february, it's part of her your life info cuss tour. the tickets go on sale at 10:00 this morning on ticket master, the price is starting at $70. >>> oakland a's continue their texas road trip, they have a series with the texas rangers starting tonight. the a's finish again the astros in housing demand an and beat them 3 to 2. justin verlander early. seth brown doubles knocked in a on the first. two run homer giving the a's a 2300 run league. astros came close to running back. bullpen held them off. and the a's won 3 to 2. tonight's game starts at 5:05. >>> the giants hosting the miami marlins. they wrapped up against the pittsburgh pirates yesterday afternoon in san francisco. th

luis belmonte, marcy glaser, charles ferguson, kelly robertson, judy down, devon chancey,. come on up, please. you can just put it there. okay, anybody come on up in the order. >> is at the order? >> there is no particular order. if anybody wants to come up, and needs to leave, and they need to come in front of you, they are welcome to do so now. somebody has got to talk. >> go ahead. >> thank you. i am president of laurel heights improvement. we support the 744 housing units and we support the affordable early on, but we oppose the retail and the design that fails to use the historic sec. of interior's standards. the stefani failed to consider even one mitigation measure that would produce or avoid the significant impact on the historic resource. mitigation measure is a project change such as not building a certain part of the project to reduce the effect. if you are inclined to consider the developer site plan, the commission should adopt as mitigation measures, remove approximately 30 feet from the double front, south side of the euclid building to preserve the green spa

. >> marcie lost her legs in a car crash 33 years ago.ised to become athletic. she said it was the best advice and continues to pay it forward by mentoring other challenged athletes. >> and we thank her for all she does. >>> time for one last check of weather. >> we're going to thank drew for the forecast? >> depends, you like fall? you're going to love tomorrow. temperatures nice, comfortable. no inhence heat this weekend. live doppler 7, patchy cloud cover here and there. it will be a blend of stars and clouds overnight tonight. take a look at temperatures as we go to bed. 56 overnight in san francisco. 58 in redwood city. 59 in san jose. 54 santa rosa. 59 the high in concord. tomorrow a fair amount of sunshine throughout the day. cool this time of year, 73 in oakland tomorrow. 65 in the city. 75 in san jose. we'll touch 80 in santa rosa. 79 concord. 81 in antioch. so the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you below-average temperatures persisting through tuesday. and then we'll do a 180 in the weather department. start to warm up

marcy it's. hard i know i know i thought you know if everyone was coming i mean you know that's what it's like quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant but. i don't. know. yet i doubt it right last year it was really difficult. my mom didn't understand it and it was a big no from my community. and then they saw that i didn't change last minute and that's the idea that they're off my phone jack. so now i see parents like supporting their daughters to go into pageants. but my mom she doesn't agree with. the way i'm never going to say i don't understand where she's coming from because i get it. i've always told my mom like you want me to stop i'll stop. but she's allowed to make this choice for myself. i just can't believe like how much my mom has changed how accepting she's become. she's actually like very supportive she's so happy for the other girls. i know it's not easy for her but the fact that she's sitting here with me like it just goes to show like how much she really

marcy eight oh, men gave an lgbtq update and pointed out there may be some delays in opening laguna withthe lgbt senior housing. dr. a doman has also been appointed to the government's task force on alzheimer's and dementia. she pointed out that the task force will meet in september and october and that its recommendations will be incorporated into the master plan that -- with the director. they will not be working across surfaces, because that is one of the goals. they were two site visits that we are pushing hard for. one is for the richmond senior centre with food supply by open hannah. we had a lively discussion about that. and then the o.m.i. senior centre, which we don't know if we had visited in a while. we still have some reports outstanding so we probably have a few more. two announcements were given, one was on the event sunday, getting together at civic centre for seniors and adults with disability, and then also a flyer on the aging your way celebration flyer for the 206 th. we have talked a little bit about the september 20th event on the master plan. that is what we did. >>

my name is marcy glazer, i am the ceo of the jewish community center of san francisco. i am here today to speak in favor, of the proposed project at 3333 california street. for 86 years, they have served the people of san francisco, from the corner of presidio in california, directly across the street from the project site. we provide a vibrant public community space, for people of all ages, backgrounds together, explore, connect and flourish. you will find little kids, and their caregivers, young adults, families, robust and aging seniors as well as people like me walking through our doors and for wellness sports activities, hands on our hearts as well as thought-provoking arts and cultural events. over the past several years, we have worked with the city to provide public health and safety respite in the face of smoke, heat emergencies and other emergencies. we believe that 3333 california street development, as proposed will create a more vibrant neighborhood with more housing activity, and open spaces which will benefit the broad community that we serve. we understa

. >> my friend marcy from california wants one too, if you could. m-a-r-c-i. >> all right. >> and one more to karen. and that's it. i appreciate that so much. >> thank you. >> make sure your people call me because we're going to be -- >> fantastic. appreciate it. >> hi. i'm heidi. >> thanks for coming. >> we're glad you're running. thank you so much. >> i'm jan and i'm a teacher, and i just want to thank you so much for coming here. i appreciate you very much. >> thanks for the encouragement. >> thanks so much for doing it. >> i have one question for you. on social security, the cap on earnings, it's $132,900. is there a way to get that off? >> the thing is, if we do -- and we could even have a donut hole and have it kick back in at 250. if we do that, social security is solved. >> well, see, my brother-in-law was a social security manager for 35 years. he kept on telling me, you got to take the cap off earnings and do a quarter percent increase on the tax. he said you'd never have to worry about social security. >> they make it sound like there's n

thank you marcie. >>coming up dorian you'll recall ravaged the bahamas when that category 5 hurricane hit the island earlier this month. the mess is the prime minister has for this is the chevy silverado, with the world's first invisible trailer. invisible trailer? hop in. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views- including one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible. wow. that's pretty sweet. that's cool. where'd the trailer go? or, get a total value of ninety seven sixty on this silverado all star without optional tech package or enhanced invisible view. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>a minister of the bahamas who but mannus issued an invitation and a request to potential travelers from throughout the world today during his united nations general assembly address today. >>potential travelers from throughout the world much older use these. all of the 14 the major islands in the not affected. our including not difficult and the island of

international environmental and sun to the good affairs someone i'd never heard of before mars bar sit marci or burn a cat is representing the u.s. indeed i'm sure the message will be aired loud and clear thank you very much indeed james may that diplomatic editor at the u.n. in new york. now protests is in hong kong a holding a sit in to mount the 2 month anniversary of an attack in a subway station a group of women the 100 men wearing white t. shirts assaulted at least 45 people including anti-government demonstrators and a pregnant woman in july the police have been criticized for their response to that incident but it comes off to protest is filled with police during what was expected to be a peaceful rally raw itself is formed to barricades and thousands of people march towards government offices live now to home call that correspondent in in front i believe or at the scene scott hyla at the scene over that subway station where protest is. not to them. martin yes we're just down from that m r t station as you mentioned you know 2 months ago to this day is when we saw that it tack by a w

the president and the first lady marci 18th anniversary of with victims and their families the familiesre killed in the nation's capital. >>a number of other memorials took place around the country today as well camila bernal for us. >>in the nation's capital september 11 ceremonies beginning with a moment of silence. president donald trump then heading to the pentagon speaking to survivors and the families of those who were killed there in 2001. >>this is your of personal and permanent loss. it's today that has replayed in your memory. 1000 times over. >>the president also thanking first responders and those who risk their lives for our country we saw american perseverance. >>in the value, new york firefighters. police officers first responders military and everyday citizens. >>meanwhile, the vice president in pennsylvania honoring those who died on flight 93 in their final moments, the men and women flight 93. work together to defend freedom and in new york for the attacks first happened. thousands of names read out loud eugene. names that will always be honored and remembered. my fam

marci star was signed with one of the armed groups refusing to join the peace accords. and at most a care across much of the china want to bits and pieces of clouds where we have got a massive cloud is halo just to the east of the northern philippines this is our latest topical system by monday it will be typhoon it's time for my type heading up towards taiwan producing some very heavy amounts of rain and in fact is saving friday quickly to the north northwest at about 20 kilometers last about some good news but certainly of the next 3 days we could see accumulations of around 400 millimeters in central and northern parts of taiwan also bringing that rain to the east coast of china so a wet day into shanghai certainly on cheese if he will keep a very close eye on the track of this storm me want to cross into india is they need to protest the last 24 hours or to see the bulk of the rain some flash floods at least 40 people have died and there is more rain in the forecast now which should ease off from each other dash but we will have more rain across much of pradesh also

a 2nd aid agency has stopped work in northern nigeria marci course says the army has closed a number of its offices following threats from iceland. the shutdown follows the government accusing the aid group action against hunger of helping what it called terrorist groups i'm going to address has more from a booth. the shutting down of operations of mercy corps international in the northeast of nigeria follows the discovery of $29000000.00 naira approximately $95000.00 u.s. dollars cash with a driver who said the money belonged to the organization that has forced the suspension of approaches in at least through streets in the north east of nigeria area that has blown the brunt of boko haram attacks over the past 10 years including of course the epicenter of the crisis in borno state now this action followed the suspension last week of operations of another non-governmental organizations in the north east of the country action against hunger which was accused of aiding or supplying book or other fighters with food and medicines because the nigerian military is accusing the organization