your hair asia railroad of the mercury you if ingested so the court of -- when i give my mercury levels because in alaska and i told a state four-my mercury levels and he said what is this came across your desk in alaska, we would send somebody to your village and tell you to stop eating so much whale blubber. the other confounding factors in all trials i dish was working on this pbs frontline and writing this book. by the time i finishes the fish test experience i finished frontline and almost finished the book so of course i felt better. a huge weight lifted off my shoulder. >> [inaudible] your feelings revert back to before the fish eating and what happened to mercury thereafter? >> good question. so, the question is what happened to my mercury levels and what happened to my overall feeling after i went off the all-fish diet. so, my mercury went back to normal and i'd say i eat a couple of portions of fish a day. i'm sorry. a week, sorry. i says can't remember. the permanent damage has been done. i have -- i'm trying to kind of strive towards this pescateranian, cutting back on my la

because blood mercury test, it measures whether there is a mercury still in your house. in your being constantly exposed. your hairs actually record of the mercury you have adjusted. and so in the course of, when i found the mercury levels i was in alaska talking to a state health official at the time. i told him i mercury levels in us it would if this came across your desk in alaska? he said will probably send someone to the village and say stop eating so much whale blubber. so anyway i felt better about the other confounding factor. that i was working on writing this book. by the time i finished the fish test experiment i finished cbs frontline and almost finished the book. of course i felt better! i felt a huge weight lifted off of my shoulder! [inaudible conversations] >> good question. the question was, what happened to my mercury levels and what happened to my overall feeling after went off of the all fish diet? my mercury went back to normal. i eat a couple of portions of fish a day. a week, sorry. i can't remember! the permanent damage has been done. [laughter] i

and noel gallagher, last up for a mercury 22 years ago, as part of oasis. third album, holiday destination, only made it to 71 in the charts. she believes a winter night could change her life. i need the 25 grand a lot more than these guys! let's be crude about it, right? noel gallagher'lljust buy a pair of trousers with it! and while the mercury is all about celebrating the album, it‘s been a tough year for the format. year—on—year, artists‘ sales have fallen by 26%, and that includes streaming. richard russell knows all about selling albums. he runs xl recordings — meaning he‘s adele‘s boss. he‘s up for the mercury for his own everything is recorded project, and believes the format will survive. i don't expect there to be, you know, dozens of great albums every year — you just look for there to be a few. and that's obviously what this award is to highlight, which is what makes it important. whoever triumphs tonight, they should learn from the calamity which befell the first winners, primal scream — at the after—show party, they celebrated a little too har

who teaches you the freddy mercury moves? >> that's the thing. join them in london in the ballet because they thought he was an exceptional dancer. when he got to training with them they realized he couldn't dance. he'll tell you this. he just moved -- was kind of spontaneous combustion with him. >> jimmy: so what happened when they found out he couldn't dance? >> they carried him across. [ laughter ] really. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, pretty fascinating. he said, carry me around and i can keep my legs straight and hold my arms out. >> jimmy: did you meet any of his family when you were shooting this? >> yeah, i did. i met his sister. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> met his sister. she got to see me as young freddy with long hair, and of course the teeth, makeup, the whole kind of 1970s early glam rock look. >> jimmy: what was her reaction to that? >> she laughed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what, really? she laughed? >> as you could imagine, it was an incredibly kind of bizarre, alien moment for her. >> jimmy: i would have guessed she would have maybe burst in

fred di mercury could have turned 72 yesterday.ow rami malek is playing him in "bohemian rhapsody" and i got to rock with the cast in sin city ♪ is this the real life >> i would say this is probably your hardest role to train for? >> yeah, without a shadow of a doubt. to try to step into the shoes required, singing lessons, movement coaching -- >> the fashion. please indulge. the '70s and '80s. did you have a blast? >> we had a competition. usually fred di won, obviously. >> unique. that's me. i just like being -- i'm a big ham. >> "e.t." sat down with the then 36-year-old queen's frontman in 1982. his over the top stage performance was one thing -- effortless. >> i throw myself around, give them wardrobe, that's it. i don't try to analyze what i. the or anything. >> rami told me he had to wear a set of dentures to mimic fred di's teeth. >> what did that do to you? >> reporters would ask him, why don't you have your teeth fixed? a lot of people at school called him bucky. to me, it was necessary and helped understand how a man like

this was the second time they had made the mercury shortlist, but theirfirst win.mmediately after they came off stage, they told me why it meant so much to them. i think i have always found being a musician, being a performer, the whole music industry, extremely intimidating and i've been scared about it and not known what i was doing. but here we are, four best friends and we still don't know what we're doing. but we're here. you know... it means everything. i don't know. i don't know the answer to that question. i'm just so happy! that wasn't the case with everyone. lily allen was seen on camera in tears and later took to social media to say "someone call 999, i've been robbed". as for wolf alice, they can expect a big post—mercury sales boost, with visions of a life set to shoot back up the charts. colin paterson, bbc news. strong winds and heavy rain have affected many parts of the uk, causing severe disruption. it's all down to storm bronagh moving across the country. parts of wales and northern england have been deluged with half a month's rainfall injust21i

over the years, the mercury has thrown up some huge surprises.ng the music for us, we‘re in some ways acting as conduits for the vibes and energies that the society around us is giving us. and while the mercury is all about celebrating the album, it‘s been a tough year for the format. year—on—year, artists‘ sales have fallen by 26%, and that includes streaming. richard russell knows all about selling albums. he runs xl recordings, meaning he‘s adele‘s boss. he‘s up for the mercury for his own everything is recorded project and believes the format will survive. i don't expect there to be, you know, dozens of great albums every year, you just look for there to be a few. and that's obviously what this award is to highlight, which is what makes it important. whoever triumphs tonight, they should learn from the calamity which befell the first winners, primal scream. at the after—show party, they celebrated a little too hard, promptly losing their cheque for £20,000. colin paterson, bbc news. smokers looking to quit the habit as part of the annual stop

the mercury shortlist, but theirfirst win. no female fronted at had trounced since pj harvey seven years ago. immediately after they came off stage, they told me why it meant so much to them. i think i have always found being in the system that being a musician, the whole industry extremely intimidating and scared about it and not knowing what i was doing, but here we are, four best friends and we still don't know what we are doing. but we are here to assist it means everything. i don't know. identity as to that question. iamjust so know. identity as to that question. i am just so happy. not everyone was happy about the result. lily allen was seen happy about the result. lily allen was seen on camera in tears happy about the result. lily allen was seen on camera in tears and later took to social media to say. as for wolf alice, they can expect an immediate sales boost, starting their australian tour on sunday. it is not only the mercury win that is causing the world to turn upside down. colin paterson, bbc news. call triple ni

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you had the mercury seven that flew up and did the mercury flight, just showing we could get up into space. alan shepard was the first american in space and road for 15 minutes, came back down. in 1962, this second group came along. when they came on. when they came-- on, gene shoemaker and flagstaff , he talked to nasa and some other scientists and said, if we are going to plan to send people to the moon, we should do more than just plan the flight and come back. we should do science. what a better way to learn about the origins of our planet and who we are then by studying another body in the solar system, similar to ours, kind of our partner, as it were. in january 1963, the next nine astronauts, the second group that included neil armstrong, frank gorman, and others, they came out here on a very cold day, flew into flagstaff airport -- they flew onto planes, in case one crashed, not all the astronauts would have perished. in and these guys were rock stars. they were met by the mayor, they were met by cheering fans wanting autographs, but then they went to a meteor crater. theou a

shot has three strains of viruses in it in every multi dose flu shot has twenty five micrograms of mercury there's no way of knowing one hundred percent for sure that one hundred percent of those billions of viruses are completely attenuated and i actually looked at the data over the last nineteen years from the c.d.c. and it shows that eighty five percent of illness in the wintertime is caused by a pathogen a virus or a bacteria other than an influenza virus so the influenza vaccines the flu that flu shots are only intended to prevent you from getting sick from an influenza virus which means you can get a flu shot and still get sick from some other pathogen eighty five percent of the time and the flu shot as i understand it is an educated guess that they have to make way in advance of the actual epidemic. that's correct they choose three viruses that were the most prevalent in southeast asia last year and they assume that do be due to international circulation and the air currents that those three viruses will come to the united states and then they have to pick a virus that grows well in

that is beautifully unconventional from the mercury prize winning album.ow emotional you got. why does this mean so much to wolf alice? um, i don't know. ithinkl have always found being a musician, being a performer, the whole industry extremely intimidating. i have been scared about it and have not known what i was doing. but here we are, four best friends. we still don't know what we are doing, but we are here. it means everything. i don't know the answer to that question! i'm just so happy! don't know the answer to that question! i'mjust so happy! we are too happy to even talk about it right now. this is very much an award for an album. why does the album still matter in 2018? we are one of the last generations that grew up listening to albums on cds. that is how we got into music and it is an important medium. i think things will progress, but it is up to you. this is the trophy, hold it up to you. this is the trophy, hold it upfor to you. this is the trophy, hold it up for the camera. and there is a £25,000 prize which they say they would spend the re

this evening the winner of the mercury prize will be announced.r entertainment correspondent colin paterson. is it getting exciting their? the shortlist are arriving. you mentioned a lot of the big names. so many established names. you got florence and the machine. lily allen is over there. it means a lot to some of the acts who could break through if they wind tonight, including nadine. you are on the shortlist. explain how much it means to you to be on the shortlist. the mercury prize historically has always been a platform for artists who aren't hugely commercial and you don't hear about all the time so it's a way to get your music out to a larger audience. for me, it's a way to get your music out to a largeraudience. for me, making it's a way to get your music out to a larger audience. for me, making a political record and getting a larger audience to hear what i was speaking about on the album is most important to me. it isa important to me. it is a political album, the syrian crisis motivated you. what was it about that that captivated you?

from the mercury prize—winning album.saw you on stage and how much emotion you on stage and how much emotion you had, how much does this mean to wolf alice? i don't know. i think i've always found being a musician, being a performer, the whole music industry extremely intimidating. i've been scared about it and not known what i was doing. but here we are. four best friends. we still don't know what we're doing but we're here. it means everything because... i don't know. i don't know the answer to that question. i'm just so happy! we're too happy to even talk on it right now. this is very much an award for an album, why does the album still matter in 2018? we're probably one of the last generations listening to albums and cds and that sort of stuff, it's how we got into music, it's what we love, it's an important medium. things progress but it's up to you, you know. this is the trophy. hold it up to the camera, there's a £25,000 prize which they say they're going to spend the rest of the evening deciding how to spend. bing

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thousands of tons of mercury are lining the floor of that river. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> afternoon. good afternoon and welcome. i am steve livingstone book editor at the "washington post" which is a charter sponsor of the national oaks festival. first a couple of housekeeping things. we would like to extend a word of thanks to the festival co-chairmaav

the winners of this year's mercury prize are the indie band wolf alice.erson. wolf alice. cheering. indie band wolf alice, winners of the mercury prize for their second album, ‘visions of a life'. the judges said it combined the epic and intimate in equal measure, they were visibly shocked by the result. thank you so much! cherring. this was the second time they had made the mercury shortlist, but theirfirst win. in fact, no female fronted act had triumphed since pj harvey seven years ago. immediately after they came off stage, they told me why it meant so much to them. i think i have always found being a musician, being a performer, the whole music industry extremely intimidating and scared about it and not knowing what i was doing. but here we are, four best friends and we still don't know what we are doing. but we are here. you know... it means everything. i don't know. i don't know the answer to that question. i am just so happy. not everyone was happy about the result. lily allen was seen on camera in tears and later took to social media to say: as f

i love this idea. >> all this planning, the performance, you better say yes. >> well -- freddie mercuryt the birdsd everything and now you're shy. >> well, that's because what is coming next is kind of a big deal. >> will you marry me? >> all of those people are family and friends that obviously love them very much. and they can't wait to be part of what is next. >>> his friend redecorates. >> what have you done? is in need of a singer so -- >> in the age of the internet, you do it like this. >> i want to be a rock star! >> i had goosebumps. >> now the rock stars of herrea tell us what it is like to make the cut. >>> plus, don't miss the thursday buzz word for your chance to win the ipad mini, next. ve the most hang out the most. and make you laugh the most. and drive you crazy the most. the first ever, lysol daily cleanser. made with only 3 ingredients. leaves no harsh chemical residue. and kills 99.9% of germs. lysol what it takes to protect® unexpected situation? aha. (gasps) l'oréal's magic root cover up. 3 seconds to flawless roots. 3, 2, 1. roots gone! magic root cover up by l'oré

arsenic cadmium chromium and mercury which one way or the other have been reported to cause problems to humans. oh my god there's got to be growing thing deflower. with plenty of soap. girlishly good out one of the most if it was something awful. hard wired us much. as possible. i would have it. as soon as we collected the soil samples we took them to the commission too and dry them so that almost first goes away with and each soul sample into finer powder to get rid of little pieces of plastic or or grass or whatever and then weighed each sample to know how much we are using the next step. in. the next step was to add acids to the soil to perform a reaction that is called as a digestion and. this reaction allows the have met has to come out into solution and then we can take the solutions to use and the final stage of the process which is analysis and date collection so we take those solutions feed them into a detector which in our case was an atomic absorption spectroscope and then detect the cause a trace in the heavy metals program. this is how we determine the levels of the five

the mercury news reporter has been priced out of one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the u.s. >> i can pay the rent. >> reporter: she no longer wants to be at the mercy of the housing market so she drained her retirement fund and put $90,000 into her dream home. >> i see it as having four rooms. the living room, the kitchen, the bathroom/shower and bedroom. >> reporter: four rooms atop six wheels. she invested in top quality equipment meant to last, including this dry composting toilet that will turn her waste into dirt. she plans to park overnight in places around the bay area considered safe by a network of other van lifers. >> i feel like i have 20 years left of my life, maybe 30, and i have been inside an office for 31 years. >> reporter: she says once she has the money to retire, she'll be ready to hit the road. in san jose, abc7 news. >> i mean, it's a creative solution. i don't think it's for everyone, but i'll be interested to watch how this goes for her. >> oh, yeah. >> good luck. >>> heinz will sell a mayonnaise -- ketchup hybrid. >> they first launched in the middle

this was the second time they had made the mercury shortlist, but theirfirst win.ry, extremely intimidating and i've been scared about it and not known what i was doing. but here we are, four best friends and we still don't know what we're doing. but we're here. you know... it means everything. i don't know. i don't know the answer to that question. i'm just so happy! that wasn't the case with everyone. lily allen was seen on camera in tears and later took to social media to say "someone call 999, i've been robbed". as for wolf alice, they can expect a big post—mercury sales boost, with visions of a life set to shoot back up the charts. colin paterson, bbc news. susannah streeter is here, in a moment she will be telling us what's hot and what's not in the business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. theresa may demands the eu breaks the impasse in brexit talks, after her plan was rejected by european leaders. the health service could save hundreds of millions of pounds every year, after two drug firms failed in their legal efforts, to block the u

some of the mercury has some of the environmentalists concerned. knew there were 2100 hog farms in north carolina, they are the second-biggest producer. 5500 are dead, 3.4 million chicken and turkeys are also dead. as we go on the list, they are also one of the world's largest tobacco producers. overall, the agricultural industry getting a $100 billion hit, in terms of damages. alix: thank you to bloomberg's taylor riggs. let's get into the ring, it is the big trade of the week. oil. reports indicate saudi arabia is comfortable with brent over $80. president trump, not so much. he tweeted this, "we protect the countries of the middle east, they would not be safe very long without us and yet they continue to push for higher and higher oil prices. we will remember. the opec monopoly must get prices down now." ashley peterson is here. ashley: oil definitely has upside price risk for the next six months. we could see it hitting as high as $85 after the november sanctions come into effect. alix: are we in a threat of more tweets coming in? what is the d

the british rock band alice won the mercury prize in london on thursday but the album visions of a life they were selected from top competitors like noel gallagher is high flying bird and the arctic monkeys. each year the mercury prize is awarded for the best british music album of the past twelve months independent of sales because it's seen as the counterpart to the put a warts which are dominated by the music industry. on friday architects presented their design for the main staple of this a crowded for me a church in barcelona that sort it is a place of crystal tower of jesus christ is planned to be one hundred seventy two point five meters high and should be completed by twenty twenty two. the construction of the central tower. challenge valuable franchise because we have a blight here. the fellowship of they just don't get that they're still. in total the church will have eighteen steeples the most to please but until he goes he has been further developed for over one hundred thirty years. this is gratifying media has become implementing for the city it stands and. the architects

why not why the mercury is about celebrating the album it has been a tough year for the format.runs xl recordings, meaning he's a dell's boss. he's up for them merejury for meaning he's a dell's boss. he's up for them mere jury for his own everything is recorded project and duties of the formats will survive. i don't expect there to be dozens, you just look for there to be a few and that's what this is to highlight. whoever chimes tonight, they should learn from the calamity which befell the first winner of primal scream at the after show party they celebrated a little too hard. pompey losing their check for £20,000. colin patterson, bbc news. english heritage has asked people of the public to share their old pictures of stonehenge. the site was donated by a local lawyer who bought it atan donated by a local lawyer who bought it at an auction in 1915. he's taking one. she's getting hers. and she's not leaving without one. photographs, millions of them, taken on this extraordinary monument, and now this monument wants yours. bob heyhoe came as a teenager in 1960 and returned agai

every night i would get home and knock those suckers in and watch as much mercury footage as i could find. >>reporter: bohemian rhapsody hits theaters november 2. and hollywood, monopoly no, fox news. >>> a woman's selfie being credited for saving her life. what she saw in herself the that convinced her to head to the hospital. struck the dow jones is down by one half of one percent six percent now is the ceo appeared to smoke marijuana during an interview. the chfff er resigned after a month on the job struck the trump administration is proposing a fix to the policy of separating immigrant parents and children but it is expected some number of legal challenges. the proposed policy change would require the entire family be detained together. denigration of -- advocates know the role whatever the longtime policy that bans detention of minors for more than 20 days. >> my position had been clear. practices another inhumane thought saying that we can keep them endlessly selected apartment of homeland security analogy the new role could result in longer detention for children especially w

the fish in the still waters of the dam reservoir will become contaminated with toxic mercury and may be able to swim in the west moberly first nations lake. when they flood the reservoir the flood all the trees and everything that are in there in their stops of the trees and all that organic matter turns into methylmercury it releases from the trees that are flooded and it gets into the food chain the passion we have for the land will never leave us and i hope that our children would be the same but this is to be this is it this is god creator gave us this beautiful place and. i just don't want to see destroyed. part of consultation should have been asking us in the first place what would work for you that didn't happen. we were told we're building site see how how would you like to talk about that so it it's you know the cart was far ahead of the horse they'd already made their decision we weren't part of the decision making process and to us that's a vital part of consultation that we should have been considered you know included in the conversation about whether or not the project

and noel gallagher, last up for a mercury 22 years ago, as part of oasis.brating the album, it's been a tough year for the format. year—on—year, artists' sales have fallen by 26%, and that includes streaming. richard russell knows all about selling albums. he runs xl recordings — meaning he's adele's boss. he's up for the mercury for his own everything is recorded project, and believes the format will survive. i don't expect there to be, you know, dozens of great albums every year — you just look for there to be a few. and that's obviously what this award is to highlight, which is what makes it important. whoever triumphs tonight, they should learn from the calamity which befell the first winners, primal scream — at the after—show party, they celebrated a little too hard, promptly losing their cheque for £20,000. colin paterson, bbc news. an update on that shooting in maryland in the united states. we are hearing that five people have been shot, three people have been killed. this is coming from us media reports. the sheriff department who are dealing with

wolf alice are this year's mercury prize winners.life, beat the likes of noel gallagher, arctic monkeys and lily allen. the london four—piece were almost lost for words as they took to the stage to accept the £25,000 prize. the group say they plan to invest the money by building a studio to record their third album next year. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more at 9:30am. thank you. let us know what you think about the subjects we are covering, particularly recycling. 39 different ways of recycling plastic 01’ different ways of recycling plastic or different things you can recycle depending which area you are in. is it confusing? how much are you recycling? do get in touch. include your number if you would like to join the conversation. let's get some sport. olly foster is at the bbc sport centre. not a bad night for english clubs in europe last night. no, but slightly worrying attendances. we saw manchester city losing in the champions league, with about 20,000 empty seats and last night we had the opening round of europa

and noel gallagher, last up for a mercury 22 yea rs gallagher, last up for a mercury 22 years ago ase yea rs pair of trousers with it! over the years the mercury has thrown up some huge surprises. blur‘s britpop classic park life beaten by... m people. what has never won is a jazz act. sons of kennett hope to change that. we're not doing the music for us. we're in some ways acting as conduits for the vibes and energies that the society around us is giving us. while the mercury is all about celebrating the album, its been a tough yearfor the celebrating the album, its been a tough year for the format. year—on—year artist sales have fallen by 26%, and that includes streaming. richard rosol knows all about selling albums. he runs xl recordings, meaning he's adele's boss. he's up for the mercury for his own project and believes the format will survive. i don't expect there to be dozens of great albums. you just look for there to be a few, and this is what this award is to highlight, which is why it makes it so important. whoever triumphs tonight, they should learn from the calamity which

in 1962 you had the mercury seven that was named and that work flew up and this shows that it would get up into space. alan sheppard was the first american in space that road for 15 minutes and came back down. in 1967 the second group came on and shoemaker who brought geology specifically to prepare for the mission and he talked to nasa and other scientists and said if we are planning to send people to the moon we should do more than plan and fly back, we should do science pick what better way to learn about the origins of the planet and who we are them by studying another solar system similar to ours. in january 1963, the next astronauts and the second group that including neil armstrong, others came out on a cold day and flew into flagstaff airport. they flew in two plains in case one crashed and not all the astronauts would have perished. they flew in the guys and they were rock stars and met by the mayor and cheering fans wanting autographs and they went to the media because if you are going to the moon and around this pockmarked area, why not study the area at the crater down the r

anyway, another big environmental cost was the mercury they used 2 million your, they mixed it up andyou smashed the or, pulverize it, mix it up and huge amalgamating pans, and tort out the gold and silver and mercury and you are left with gold and silver and you lose some of the mercury and gold and silver in this process and that is why you wouldn't want to eat a trout out of the lower regions of the carlton river because thousands of tons of mercury are lining the floor of the river. >> you can watch this and other programs online@booktv.org. >> here is a look at the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post. topping the list is girl wash your face. after that -- the rise of technology, 21 lessons for the 21st century followed by steven johnson's advice on decision-making, farsighted. educated, terra westover's recount of her childhood in the idaho mountains enter introduction to formal education at the age of 17. fox news host steve hilton offers his thoughts on populism in positive populism. our look at the best-selling books according to the washingt

gave to "the mercury news" for the story. b.a.r.t. claims they work to remove any bias from their program for protocols. fare inspectors are told to start at one end of a train and move from one passenger to the next, without skipping those in between. another problem according to the article is b.a.r.t. police are allowed to issue a warning instead of issuing a ticket, another area where bias can become a problem. b.a.r.t. will issue a more thorough response to this report. they hope to have those numbers out later on today. we'll keep an eye out for that. we'll have more coming up at 6:30. reporting live in millbrae, "today in the bay." >> interested to see the numbers, thank you. >>> new this morning, the the california lottery under investigation but not for money. according to "the sacramento bee" the attorney general's office is reviewing an alleged misconduct case after an anonymous letter was sent to the governor's office. it apparently included photos showing an executive putting his head under a woman's shirt. according to t

and celebrating the best british or irish album — we'll reveal who's won the prestigious mercury prizeand coming up on sportsday on bbc news — chelsea's100% start to the season continues. they win their first europa league group game 1—0 in greece against paok salonika. good evening. theresa may's attempt to convince eu leaders of the merits of her plan for brexit has ended in failure. at the end of the two—day summit in austria, the prime minister was told a crucial part of it — the proposed new economic partnership with the eu — would not work. the head of the european council, donald tusk, said her plans risked undermining the eu's single market. but the prime minister insists her proposals are the "only serious credible" way to avoid a hard border in the northern ireland. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports from salzburg. following her every move, every step matters. in this spectacle, neither side wants to budge. brexit. no. there is no progress. there is only position explained. stand—off still is in place. as long as there is no deal, there is a risk of no deal. but i

gave to "the mercury news" for the story. b.a.r.t. claims they work to prevent bias in their program from a variety of protocols. fare inspectors are told to start at one end of a train and move from one passenger to the next, without skipping those in between. b.a.r.t. plans to release a more comprehensive report of their finding later today. they'll also present on the topic at their board meeting next week. reporting live in millbrae, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> new this morning, the the california lottery is investigation not for money related issues. according to "the sacramento bee" the attorney general's office is reviewing an alleged misconduct case after an anonymous letter was sent to the governor jerry brown. it apparently included photos showing an executive putting his head under a woman's shirt. according to the letter writer, it happened at a piano bar while lottery employees were on a work-related trip. some employees are now demanding senior department executives resign. 6 635 -- 6:35 right now. >>> the batt

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a mercury news so if you. didn't expect a reaction with the truth i continued undaunted a recurring theme throughout his address was america's rejection of globalization the united states will not tell you how to live or work or worship we only ask that you honor our sovereignty in return. he also warned other nations against embrace in globalism and singled out germany for criticism saying the country will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not change course there was praise for north korea in his speech last year trump derided north korean leader kim jong un as a little rocket man this year he thanks the communist dictator for his steps towards denuclearization trump reserved his harshest criticism for iran calling it a brutal and corrupt dictatorship iran's leaders action continues. and we ask all nations to support the rands people as they struggle to reclaim. their religious and righteous destiny. later iran's president has done rouhani used his speech to push back against the u.s. accu

the mercury news reports that it could be re-examined because proposed and they said city leaders are asking for input from the business community, the airline and people who live in and near downtown. >>> the tuesday commute is well under way. >>> good morning. westbound 24 is looking good. in the east bay, it is getting more crowded with the commute transitioning and starting to get stop and go as you drive through the call to caught tunnel. right now, traffic is backed up with no major issues. interstate 880 in oakland, both directions doing well and the san mateo bridge traffic will be moderate. these commutes are filling in as we look at them. the south bay, for some reason, the south bay commute starts a little later. right now is your opportunity. later on it will be red, slow and stop and go. right now, the freeways are green and moving along very nicely. >>> fog is out there, thick fog with highway 1 and 101 and around the bay. 60s on the coast, 80s and 90s inland. cooler clouds on the weekend and maybe monday. i say maybe because one forecast model it's very wet for us and t

that's mercury public strategy partner, tom doherty.g up, wendy sherman, longtime diplomat, discusses her experiences with iran. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ "balanceu are watching of power." u.s. sanctions start to bite and wendy sherman was one of the key negotiators of the iran nuclear deal. her wheel is the under secretary of state for senior affairs. she has just missed a new book, not for the faint of heart, lessons encourage, power, and assistance. she joins us now from washington. welcome, congratulations. you.: thank david: so much of the book is about a tsonga trying to get the deal with the iranians. explain to us how you got there and why it was important. it's very much up for grabs right now. wendy: yes, it's very much up for grabs right now. look, the president of the united states, barack obama, under the we were in a tough of greathout a lot alternatives. iran was on a path to get a new your weapon, meaning they could soject enormous power, more than they currently have, determining our actions and all ov

mercury showed you. didn't expect their reaction but that's true. praise for his own administration and numerous controversies as u.s. president donald trump delivers his address to the united nations general assembly . sweden's prime minister will quit his position after losing a no confidence vote in parliament it comes after his party's disappointing performance in september's general election. locals in paris say their daily lives have been a turned into a nightmare after special safe rooms for drug addicts were set up we hear their concerns. simply. leave the boy to see the spot what. does he feel like to see. and hungry takes a stand against any report that claims the country has breached the blanks he values we've spoken exclusively to a hunger in government spokes person on how the an easy relationship with brussels might develop. it's eleven o'clock here in moscow and you're watching altie international line from a studio with me materia tudor welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has delivered to his address. asked to the unit

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our media partner the mercury news reports the fountain was running for a day since being out of commissionast winter. a valve malfunction flooding the pumps and electrical system, now a parks spokesperson says a filter isn't working properly. no estimate on when it's going to be repaired. >>> a quirky museum that celebrates bay area tradition comes to an iend playland not at the beach closes today. it features boardwalk menus and a small circus. he started collecting m memorabilia and people started donating. he opened it back in 2008. since then, rent has gotten too high for him to keep open. the items will be auctioned off september 15th. >> a scare for bono forces u2 to cancel a concert midperformance. >>> also -- >> looks like they're going to crash almost. stand by. still going. >> a woman on the run. this wild chase in texas takes a turn that even surprised veteran officers. >>> and as we head into labor day tomorrow, our temperatures will be on the rise, but our air quality will be declining. i'll have the numbers ahead in the accuweather fore >>> texas law enforcement just released

tran told "the mercury news" what he said was mischaracterized. tran has not been alone in his criticism of the superintendent, other trustees questioned bauer's management of the district but bauer is very popular with parents who have been holding candidate forums in thing recent weeks in hopes of finding people who will focus on the education of their children. if the superintendent is granted a permanent restraining order he is not allowed to contact her in any way, not email, not phone, not even regular snail mail and can't show up at her office, here at the district, nor at her home, which could make things very difficult in terms of doing his job as a board member. we'll let you know what happens later on in the day. in san jose, kris sanchez "today in the bay." >> it could have provisions in it where they could only talk about what's going on with the board. thanks, kris. >> 5:06 right now. >>> bay area janitors are taking the me too movement to the streets. those who marched you can see right here started in san francisco yesterday, and e

our media partner, the mercury news says the california public utilities commission will look into wlge are owed refunds. san jose water officials say they think their billing has always followed protocol. >> a spebl vet nieshl event took place when two former opportunities went back to the school to tie the knot. >> reporter: a crowd gathered at the dewey academy not for a graduation but for a wedding celebration. a.j. collins saw his bride patrice try to walk down the aisle. >> we didn't know what they were going to do. we gave them colors and -- >> cafeteria. >> reporter: the staff pitched in money for the ceremony knowing the huge sacrifice that's ahead. >> yout counselor decided he wanted to do something nice for us. i'm trying to go to the marines. >> reporter: the couple has an infant daughter together, so while patrice is serving her country, a.j. will watch after the baby. >> he can take care of everything. i got to give him pointers and remind him of things but other than that, he got it down. >> reporter: the high school principal served as the wedding oh fish yant. >> we su

. >> freddie mercury. >> that's right. where looking live around the bay area, the camera is panning around the city. freddie mercury is singing for you. >> the queen of the morning news. i love that. >> there you go. we welcome you back. it is wednesday, september 5 and i'm dave clark. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us . it sounds like it's going to be a nice day. >>> depending on where you are. slightly below in the coast and bay. inland the temperatures were a little above yesterday. most of these locations enjoyed temperatures slightly below to near seasonal averages. oakland, redwood city, san rafael from 70 to 79. the inland temperatures were a little bit above average. not by much . the fog is there. nothing new. thunderstorm activity really firing up over the central sierra and a little bit around lake tahoe with heavier cells to the south. high pressure to the west southwest . the 50s on the temperatures for most. 53 by the concorde pavilion. blackhawk 54. lafayette 53. 50s for everybody, even out t