-michael: that's my car. lemonis: ...success has spawned a whole new set of challenges. michael: the entire future of the brand is based off of my vision. richard: that's something i'm not so sure of. lemonis: the owner's son is pushing for a piece of the pie. michael: i think 7% to 10% would be more than fair. lemonis: but his cavalier attitude isn't helping his case. michael: who cares about a $10,000 up-front cost? lemonis: i think we all kind of care about the $10,000. and now a family feud is brewing in the business. richard: what's important to me is the most important thing. michael: you're not making any sense. you're making stories up! lemonis: if i can't help this young man mature as a leader... don't be frustrated. michael: i'm very frustrated. lemonis: ...and get both sides back on the same page... richard: if we bought -- if we bought -- -michael: i got this. -richard: you got it? okay. lemonis: ...mr. green tea's growth could melt away. if michael told you that he was gonna leave, what would you say to him? richard: i guess i'd ask him when he was leaving. l

michael has been working really hard to push the mochi and the new solo product line. >> $1. >> the response been fantastic. we're looking into retail space in new york city. you're a block away from times square, and the traffic up and down here is tremendous. mr. green tea continues to grow its restaurant clientele. >> i have our new coconut gelato. >> both: mmm. >> the equipment is on its way over from italy, and once it's installed, we'll have one of the most state-of-the-art ice cream manufacturers on the entire east coast. the building will be able to produce 1,600 gallons of ice cream a day. it'll have over 18,000 square feet of cubic freezer space to store all the product. the mayor of keyport has given us the city's stamp of approval to build out the warehouse. >> all right! >> yeah. >> whoo-hoo! >> it's got an opportunity for jobs as well as sprucing up the area. >> opening the factory in keyport is gonna help the city by creating new jobs. more importantly, the relationship between father and son is the best it's ever been, and they have a newfound respect for each other. there is

michael has an dine.e is a lawbreaker. he threatened to break again today after losing the vote. is that what you to say to 17.4 million people, though, they believed the lie? they believed the lie. you know, lots of people find that very offensive. people find things offensive in the world. johnson is the 20th prime minister coming from eton. it is extraordinary. we should do better than this. members of parliament seem than this. members of parliament seem to think it is a big deal to vote country first and themselves last, but it should always be the case. they are not worthy to be therefore we deserve better. another referendum. yes, please. what if the decision again was leave. it is a democracy. all the polls, consistently, have pointed towards a 60% majority. there were young people... i live here, i cannot vote. look at the scott's. i loved all the discussions going on between people, what are you going to what? why? that's what we need to do. we have to heal this country by having a proper discou

rental income has let landlords pay for upkeep for their properties like roof maintenance roof for michael has been secure for the past 5 years that could now a change so that if you describe it there's been a lot of discussion most of it negative tenants are happy to be paying less rent of course but in the companies people are worried about their jobs. alarm bells are also ringing in his boss's office. there's a reason. you know this kind of state intervention is scaring investors away they've no interest at all dummies for a company of course we're not getting any more roofing contracts because renovations and eye longer taking place. start. berlin's real estate market is worth 9000000000 euros every year from the point of view of the ruling coalition there's too much by coalition in the market and the criticisms from the building sector can't be taken seriously. our dozens of video is it's a lot of high level whining all this is is a ban on rent increases for 5 years and it will not lead to the kind of disruption they're talking about in 54. you know. yes i have work until the end of the y

but the industry in maine is strictly regulated to ensure have remained sustainable michael has to measure every single animal caught and he too small have to be thrown back. they've got around $500.00 of the cross stations today in portland harbor part of the catch and up with a distributor that packs the animals for transport around the world. last year the u.s. exported around 5 and a half 1000000 kilos of lobster to china this year it looks like it will only be around a 1000000. not long ago china raised the tariff on them from 25 percent to 35 percent bad news for business owners like tom adams. we need all markets it's a big industry it's a big business because they know there to be kind of secluded from 2 major market places due to tariffs just a bit it just is really makes it that much harder for our business to thrive the. canadian competitors have now seized around 90 percent of the law. trade with china to make up for collapsing exports means lobster industry has to unlock new markets fortunately other asian countries like singapore and malaysia have begun to develop a taste for

the top michael ha ha i pod that last week was. i think the. i pod i laughed. the whole. double post that i managed by hong kong. is that this should be too bad. so you can just i don't. and that you know beijing is slowly encroaching on the freedoms of hong kong. and as we all know that mainland china doesn't have a very sound legal system but a little bit of course that don't really function rio schools are just like show trials and the other fear is that china might use this as an excuse to try to grab . the rest of the one they feel is you know speaking out against terror a team so no one really trusts the legal system in charge of. the protests really like a path where the 1000000 person right. and then and the government decided to go ahead with discussing that they were back her task on june 12th i believe and that land the 1st rounds of tear gas are fired on protesters throughout all these protests. the police didn't do a great job as professionally trained our force they should have and name. were and they use their force. the police force battery and reason. the

. >> the coaster cast a spl over it's the halloween episode.ers" michael has cked some killer costes.e frol of the big halloween episodes? >> well, i think the alfalfanator w one of my favorites. >> who am i sposed tbe? >> and then being hannibal elector one year, being strapped to a dolly. >> ate his liver with some fava beans and a ne chianti. park me places. iwas funnyo >> anythin for the job. >> anying for work >> as we're doing here today. >> a great day ofwizarding. a butter beer cheer. >> our "e.t." birthday. which celebrityas named after the city they were born. >> bristol palin. wynona rider or carson daly. >>> i'm robert england and "e.t." is at the night marmare m street house. >> and i'm your girlfriend now. francisco would look like without small businesses. it reay wouldn't be. to open something that that moves them right and that. 's it's an esential part. 30% of our borrowers are in their first year of as a business ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ bidreams start wh small steps... ...but dedication can get u there. start saving. small... easily set, track and controlyos right fromhe c

michael has rocked some killer costumes.ll of the big halloween episodes? >> well, i think the alfalfanator was one of my favorites. >> who am i supposed to be? >> and then being hannibal elector one year, being stpped to a dolly. >> i ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti. therew thought it was funny to park me places. >> anything for the job. >> anything for work. >> as we're doing here today. >> a great day of wizarding. a butter beer cheer. >> our "e.t. birthday. which celebrity was named after the city they were born. >> bristol pali wynona rider or carson daly. >>> i'm robert england and "e.t." is at the night marmare elm street house. >> and i'm your girlfriend now. ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. ovided by -- ♪ >>> tomorrow on "e.t." we're celebrating the holidays early with henry golding and emilia clarke. >> what do you have in common? >> starring in a romantic movie together. >> and co-hosting "entertainmen

says michael has a big appetite. so yeah. his name is jackson. ame is michael. >> exactly. >> there you go.toheasall-theme gender reveal that ended in a strikeout. >> a family in california wanted to use a ball filled with either pink or blue powder but there was one problem. dad couldn't hit the ball. he swings and swings and swings. a total of five misses. >> then he tries to throw the ball to himself and the ball hits the ground, as you can see. it's a boy. >> it is a boy. he swung and missed so many times, but -- i'll stop there. >>> finally, a woman who put two -- who's not too old to pop out some push-ups. >> this is incredible. she's an 84-year-old who was a military nurse during the vietnam war. maggie desanti in her uniform got into a pushup contest with a tsa agent at the airport in phoenix. >> miss maggie there was helped to her feet after doing ten push-ups. the agent said he may need a nurse. maybe miss maggie could help him out. >> 84 years old. >> 84 doing push-ups. she's my hero. all these strong women on "the pulse" taking over wi

. >> michael sena has been in the fitness industry for over 35 years... >> change direction. >> firsts a body builder, then as a personal trainer. >> i was a personal trainer before there was a personal training industry. i'm a book author, fitness product inventor. it's really been the michael sena show. >> his wife, tina, who owns 50% of the business, is also a personal trainer, as well as a fitness competitor. >> use your core. >> five years ago, the senas spent $75,000, their entire life savings, to build pro-fit. the business has not only drained their bank account... >> i'm really uncomfortable with the fact that we're not seeing a lot of clients. >> but even with four employees, it drains their time, which takes them both away from their four-year-old daughter, mia. >> both: mwah! >> where you been all day? >> juggling 15-hour days with mounting debt has taken its toll on michael and tina's relationship. >> we're supposed to be business partners. >> let me see, was the second or third breakdown that you almost had with me? >> okay. >> now you're gonna walk away. great. >> i rec

this is a doozy and of michael. has nor in the murder of danny there was a very closely linked between the leader off the him and the assassin the main a fast in and the main organizer of the conspiracy off. and. not to have good thing he had been a close associate of father for it is the decade before the assassination and this man thought it occurred was directly involved not just ideologically or inspiring but directly involved in the conspiracy to murder. other courier and the group with the conspirators he was also arrested and tried but denied alternatives and was acquitted. going to remember gary himself sent after the 1st assassination attempt. maybe the assailant is right maybe i am a nuisance in independent india says the dorset than the one this is the classical greek tragedy in its purest form where victim and assassin have a secret understanding with gandhi felt deep despair his method and his course had failed. sunni. despite his efforts to violence between hindus and muslims continued and despite his effo

forefront of economics for hundreds of years they invented double entry accounting ok so one in history michael has we've seen in a bail out situation the creditors get bailed out and not the debtors we see that history i put on here is this historian crap on 1st like a jeopardy thread as we already had before now know that the answer is now now now this is this is what the fed is supposed to do they're there are there to protect banks now they're also there to make sure wall street never has a downtick the way people organized 6 months without a single down day on their training desk is that what is said all it's like i go to the casino i go to vegas and if and i'm thrown red and i'm like i'm like you know moved to the regulated and all that movie les with you know rain man where he's never losing like that autistic writing devil who would be as a word out of the casino right how can we as a people don't escort j.p. morgan out of the wall street out of this go we have to we we need to vote a little more but i don't remember voting for any member of the f o m c right by the way our president what i

but before you go, coming up on "today" craig melvin sits down with the one and only michael jordan. hear what he has. hear what he has to say with every meal, there's a dish. but what happens to all that grease? it flows into your dishwasher, gumming up its performance. add finish dishwasher cleaner with your detergent to help dissolve this grease so you're ready for your next meal. finish dishwasher cleaner clean dishwasher. clean dishes. >>> and good friday morning to you. october 18th. take a live look out in san francisco, beautiful way to start out our friday. the weekend is next door. >> we're knocking. >> good morning to you all. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for dp laura garcia. we have vianey arana in for kari hall. a cool start. >> very cool start. yesterday we had a little bit of rain cut through. we're not expecting rain for the coastline tonight but we could see some light showers up to the north bay and our current temperatures remain cool. 52 degrees right now, not necessarily cold. if you look at the numbe

michael has worked on everything from jfc assassination to oj o.j., he sat down with fox and friends calling shenanigans on the suicide reason. >> there are 3 fractures in that are unusual for suicide, and more indicative of stran -- strg stranglationulaying.>> they pust insisting they stand by their findings. refusing a request to open an investigation, will new revelation lead to new autopsy or will the clintons get away with another one? joining me, dr. drew pi pinski. hosting a special halloween show at carolines with kat timpf. >> why of i not in that game. >> outrage. >> it is. >> you -- >> i'm canceling you. kennedy: you are too sere dwrusd important to be wasted on that. >> i noticed you opened m tre d- intro with something about fish and a strip bar thank you. >> he raised an interesting point. first thing is he broke his neck, first thing, i said he did not break his neck, was there a lot of conversation whenever hyoid bone that is handle withstandin--strang ulations or. >> hard to do that. >> you can do that. >> he said in 50 years he had

about him that make him different but there are obviously whole other ways to look at it this and michael has a lot of that information, i'm sorry the microphone has been handed away but we can come back to that. >> how did the revolutionary war soldiers unless people fear under the, i understand that the officers became holders, how did the revolutionary roll out today unless the soldiers, how did they fare.? >> there's a long complicated story, to make a short answer they did not voice their opinion and fair very well, they were not made gentleman and many of them went unpaid in the end and so they began to get a sense, whether you will agree with them or not that this whole thing, this 70 years of war had been nothing for them and only for enriching the class of people who are already rich and they knew as their vocal creditors who they were already intended to emirates we consider user us and closing their properties and so for us you can see how this conflict would develop. anyone else? i, we all passed on the way in the statue of george washington out there and i can see that and behind

french born esther do follow her indian born husband bennett and american michael kramer has helped millions of children by favoring practical steps to tackle their problems over theory all 3 lecture let us universities. take a broader question why it's often orning in school and then they break that down into many more deep questions and then they combined is that every long. talking about online course some form of. contact for. their oil swedish academy of sciences lord of the trio for what it called groundbreaking research into what works and what doesn't in the fight to reduce global poverty their works showed how poverty can be addressed by breaking it down into smaller and more precise its use in areas such as education and health care the new solutions were then tested on location. esther duplo is only the 2nd woman to be awarded the nobel prize for economics and also the youngest at $46.00. it was incredibly humbling to tell you the truth i thought i didn't think it was possible to win the nobel. you know. and you have to. do a lot on her husband r.p.g. manager you have been studyin

french born asked to do you know her indian born husband ben a g and american michael kramer has helped millions of children by favoring practical steps to tackle the problems over theory all 3 lecture at u.s. universities. taking a broader question. of learning in school and then they break that down into many more detail questions and then they combine there's. something about underlying causes of poverty. come back to. the royal swedish academy of sciences lord of the trio for what it called groundbreaking research into what works and what doesn't in the fight to reduce global poverty their work showed how poverty can be addressed by breaking it down into smaller and more precise issues in areas such as education and health care the new solutions were then tested on location. esther duplo is only the 2nd woman to be awarded the nobel prize for economics and also the youngest at $46.00. it was incredibly humbling to tell you the truth i thought i didn't think it was possible to win the nobel. you know. and you have to clear her to clone her husband r.b.t. advantage you have been study

. >> michael barone has a new book, how america's political parties change and how they don't. >> guest: thanks for having me on. >> host: let me begin with chapter 2 of your book, you say, quote, let me start by describing what i believe to be the political dna of our two major political parties. what is their dna? >> guest: they change their positions on issues over the years, republicans started as the protectionist party, became the free-trade party around the 1970s with donald trump, the trade party. the enduring character is the republican party has always been found around a core constituent of people who are considered by themselves and others to be typical americans but they are not a majority of the population. they need more in order to win. the democrat party has always been a coalition of people who are supposed sometimes not to be typical americans but who together when they hold together can be a majority. always hold to gather and get fights within the democratic party. that dynamic has continued even as the composition of the republicans core constituency and the groups

michael finney on your side has more. >>> what to do when someone's creating stressful moments for people on dialysis. >> this man is one of them. that left the family scrambling to find another facility. >> chris must have his blood cleaned every other day to keep toxins from building up in his body. it's a procedure that is critical. >> it makes it a lot easier if i get it every other day. if i go two day, i've got to spend a lot more time at facilities to get the treatment. then they purify my blood. >> chris was able to find an open dialysis clinic today but was only able to offer half the treatment because of all the additional patients the fa sill was helping for other closed clinics. >> it's inconvenient for him. it's life-altering. >>> viewers have been sending questions about the pg&e power outages. >> 7 on your side's michael finney has been researching this. he's an expert on this. i'm bringing you into the conversation. >> it's been a busy day around here for everybody. you do guys want to ask me the question or i'll go ahead and do it. one of theueio i'm start all o. should c

again, michael horowitz, who has been working on the fisa part of the investigation, now saying thatompletion in the final efforts to deal with classification issues. that's breaking tonight. we've got you covered. up next, president trump and republicans put more pressure on democrats over the way they are conducting the impeachment inquiry. we will hear more on the panel when we come back. first, beyond borders. he plans to ask parliament to approve an early national election. he says that it's the only way to break britain's brexit. it is not until 2022. johnson wants a new one decembe. he says that that would give lawmakers time to scrutinize his brexit bill. he has already rejected calls for new elections twice. it tries to curb a week of deadly protests over price increases and other grievances. it is freezing, a 9.2% increase on electricity tariffs until the end of the year. at least 18 people have died in violence that began after a sub subway fare. flown those remains by helicopter for a burial in a small family crypt north of chicago. it satisfies a decades-old desire who c

michael. johnson has cleared an important hurdle but the path to the finish line is still not a straight shot and after the deal was announced today w.'s brussels bureau chief max hoffman he spoke with a member of the european parliament from belgium about the next step the vote this coming saturday in the british parliament. so i am with philip blumberg who's a member of the briggs it steering group of the european parliament. what's your message to the house of commons in the u.k. that still will have to approve this deal it's in your hands so you're facing a deal but presented by a prime minister that you merely a did you that ridiculed you tried to sideline you your decision whether you want to. to do him a service or you want to take charge of the next steps and i do believe that the parliament is now a chance to basically adopt a deal conditionally saying well ok we could adopt it provided that the referendum and also seats so if a majority of the british people supported then fine by us but if not then we say in the european union this is the last chance to do this and i would count on

has been tagged. it must be earthquake retrofitted. now what? i'm michael finney, hang around. >>> tomorrow is the anniversary of the loma prieta >>> spencer christian, you may have noticed >>> starting tomorrow, bay area residents may get an alert seconds before an earthquake hits. an early warning system will go online thursday on the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. it use sensors on faults to detect the start of an earthquake. depending on how far away you live from the epicenter. lucy jones told abc 7 news that.warnithat the warning is useful for big and small quakes. >> you've already got and text that says light shaking expected. oh, that's fine, instead of that oh, is this it? oh, okay, that one wasn't that bad. >> they will be sent to amber alerts. >>> tomorrow marks the anniversary of the 30th year since the loma prieta earthquake. >> we're live at a home in san francisco. michael? >> reporter: building has completely changed since the '89 quake. it's just like back east with hurricane andrew, how that changed how they build there.

michael jones has your business update in just a minute top of the day. to give us a sense of the you don't need to keep a date on the ball both for over a mention home the 4th time for the whole of the most recently that we can look. at the bottom of the fan either the last dragon is worth has called the hard truth. on. entering the conflict zone with team sebastian. i'll be challenging those in power asking tough questions to.

hard to do that invested i think we're back and so we a little bit but it has been too strict hardly strictly festival with. michael williams has been coming to the concert for years, but that security was not on line i feel safe here. >>in years i feel safe here today, i'm not too worried. >>workers here say there didn't appear to be maj getting through security. the festival goes on all weekend. good morning at golden gate park guell. >>thank you so much gayle there is also more security a new rules in place and some east bay high school football games over safety concerns, including one district to change the kickoff times for games. after 3 people were shot following a game last week. citing those safety concerns, the west contra costa unified school district. varsity football games now cook-off at 05:00pm which resulted in a noticeably smaller crowd on hand friday evening. parents we spoke to say it's not the time of the games that's the issue but rather the lack of security before and after games. i want. >>my kids and all these other kids to be safe. it just seems like there should be >>and help out help out

michael has written numerous books including the internet of us and jewel lapur with ground breaking history book has called him the philosopher of truth. now, let's review how tonight is going to work, okay, first, you should all pretty much have a copy of the book. okay. it comes with the purchase of your ticket and you should also have a drink, that's good too. so michael will replace me here to talk about the book for a bit before sitting down and chatting with dan aldric, they all talk for a bit, i thought i'd clarify that and then we will turn to you for questions and answers, our event concludes in about an hour and you're going exit the way you came in. michael anne and i will go out the big blue door and we will meet you in the lobby where michael will personalized your book if you'd like, the line conveniently forms around the bar, oh, and yes, you are wondering michael patrick lynch is my brother, before we get started a few words of thanks. first, thank you for being here. [laughter] >> it's great to see people come to life of the mind events and so important these days.

we have got something really interesting to say and it has real heritage. michaeln is the stories, so how do you make sure your gin is the one on the shelf? you can chuck loads of money at pr but this is just a really simple story, some plumbers bought a bakery made illicit gin and we plan —— track the family down it's the authentic story that people like. i'm wondering how your skills as a plumber translated into making this. it's the camera shot. we actually built our own still. we made that ourselves so the plumbing skills definitely came into play but we've beenin definitely came into play but we've been in talks with the foreign office about getting this into every british embassy on the planet so when the ambassadors are having a gin and tonic with a foreign dignitary it is such a british story. the new ambassador is welcome. like the chocolate advert. isaid welcome. like the chocolate advert. i said we'd get a brexit breather but not quite but most of this bottle, it all comes from europe. bottle from germany, stop us from france. how are you preparing? we'v

. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney has a reminder that anyone who suffered a loss from the power shutoffhat doesn't mean you'll be reimbursed. michael says the needed forms are easy to find on pg&e's website, and that they're fairly straightforward. but that's where the simplicity ends. according to consumer groups, the utility didn't pay out a single claim filed by hundreds of consumers after last year's wildfires. michael suggests that anyone whose claim is denied to take the matter to small claims court and try your luck there. >>> the red flag warning is supposed to actually end in about a half hour. >> which is good news. let's go to spencer christian for a look at the conditions, ever changing. >> you're right. that is very good news. the wind gusts are diminishing. overnight we'll have clear and relatively cool conditions in spots. overnight lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. highs tomorrow under sunny skies will be in the mild range, mid 70s in some coastal locations. upper 70s to near 80 around the bay shoreline, and upper 70s to low 80s inland. here's the accu-weather seven-day

michael has been following all of this closely.e's the dirtor of the climate and energy policy program at the stanford would -- he joins me from oakland. thank you for your time you are in northern california where i understand even though the threat was great in theast few days, they have gotten a better hold on that kincade fire. the urgency right now is ior southern cala with those infamous santa ana winds creating a lot of fire dangerous there tonight, ar dealing with these conditions basically an open-ended challenge now for the state? guest: i think it is fair to say that they are. the emerging science on the late fall events is that as thes climatee warms, w are likely to see more and more of these very dangerous moments in the late fall, where it is very difficult to control fires. stephanie: even with these fireu burning inern california, and one is burning close to the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, we do not see the same kind of blackouts there that you have up north. why is that? gues that is true. w

says the suspect is quote pure evil and deserves the death penalty for his violent crime spree michael paluska has the story. >>everything this a family. the men's 5 from what does that mean. >>stanley mossberg says he killed 3 innocent people because he is a prophet one man in tennessee. 2 others inside this winter haven home i don't want got to lose mossberg made these comments hours after polk county deputies nearly knocked down a home in winter haven to arrest him. sheriff grady judd says mossberg fired at deputies throughout thnijust around the corner forensic teams were documenting the inside of a horrific crime scene to innocent people tied up then stabbed to death the homeowner walked in on this murder spree. he was held hostage overnight. then escaped. >>he seemed to be in the sun spears for what he went through euna around 06:00pm monday bob strauss says his next door neighbor thomas cole banged on his door for help. he was we didn't believe what he was telling us right off strauss and other neighbors now helping watch cole's home. his animals in trying to clean up the tears that happene

michael mckee has the numbers. michael: a weird report.sions in july and august ad 45,000 more. the unemployment rate falls to 3.5%. that is the lowest since december 1969. it is because more people found jobs, not a change in the labor force. , one hundred 14,000 in the private sector. only 1000 census jobs. state and local governments added 24,000 workers. hours worked unchanged at 44.4 percent and the labor market purchase bit -- participation rate unchanged. african-american unemployment at 5.5%, matches the lowest ever. hispanic unemployment falls to 3.9%, that is the lowest ever. hammeredntinues to get , losing more than 11,000 jobs. the eighth straight month retailers have been cutting workers. jobs,cturing lost 2000 construction gained to 7000. it is a tough report to interpret. the fed could look at this and say we do not need to do anything, we expected jobs to start to slow. we are not sure how wall street is going to react. alix: you are seeing the reaction in the market with that . you're seeing selling at the front end of the

michael: there has been talk that this could be something like 16, which was a manufacturing base recessiondragged down growth of little bit but did not push us into contraction. the question is, does manufacturing pull down the consumer, or does consumer pull manufacturing backup if demand stays strong? that is what the fed is waiting to find out. the one thing you can say, and i brought along a chart to show ism numbers do not necessarily predict recession well. with gdp, but as you can see from the green line, the 50 mark, in theory, marks the difference between expansion and contraction. there have been a number of times were we have gone below 50 and not had a recession. shery: does it make a difference when we see some money external headwinds and we see several other areas slowing down in the world? michael: the slower other economies get, the worse it is for u.s. exporters, the people that buy our products. the question is, does domestic demand continue to hold up? get a goode will read on thursday with the ism nonmanufacturing. looks at the service industries and others. friday wit

invested i think we're back and so we was on mind a little bit but it has been too strict the hardly strictly festival with him. michael williams has been coming to the concert for years, but that security was not on his mind i feel safe here. >>in the years i feel safe here today, i'm not too worried. >>workers here say there didn't appear to be major incidents of people getting their security. the festival goes on all weekend. good morning at golden gate park guell. >>in turn our attention to weather today was just a gorgeous day wherever you are i i don't know how could have been nice one maybe tomorrow. >>tomorrow is tomorrow night. >>well so you're going to love it the warming trend is going to continue in the bay area. today we're about i to nearly 10 degrees above average so downtown san francisco, average high should be in the low 70's but today we're at 75 degrees and low 80's for oakland and you should be at 72 degrees and tomorrow we're going to be about 10 to 15 degrees above normal. so we are going to notice above average temperatures not just along the coast. but our interior valleys as well, but first i

michael finney has more on that. >> have you guys thought about it? >> just ordered one. >> did you? >> yeah, see. you should have watched this report first. >> oh. >> many in the bay area are thinking of getting a generator. we aired a report about how to choose the exact right one for your family. this seems like a good time to take a look again at that report. if you are in the market for backup power, consumerorep r as needs. >> first thing, make a list of the stuff you absolutely can't live without. >> reporter: here are a few scenarios. along with models that really brought the power in consumer reports' test. if you just want to power your fridge, some lights and a phone charger or laptop, consider the lightest type of generator. it delivers up to 2,000 watts. this yamaha model is quite fuel efficient. a midsize inverter will give you up to 3500 watts so you can also powear conditioner and run either your coffeemaker, washing machine or hair dryer. this mid-sized predator did well in consumer reports tests. if your needs include running a large

michael finney has super eyes. >> he's here with finney's friday free stuff. >> free stuff.hat's the great stuff. the grand flash rodeo. it's been coming here for 73 years. isn't that absolutely amazing. i went to it when i was a kid. you might as well go to it as well. why would you pay when you can get a pair of tickets for free. it's a $25 value. you can go either on friday, october 11th or friday october 18th. the grand national rodeo features all the traditional rodeo events, classic western barbecue, nightly live music, a mechanical bull ride and more, if you want to try that. now, if that is a little too exciting for you, how about a comedy club? we've got some laughs for you. right there that's nick yousef. he's going to be here on wednesday, october 9th. on thursday, friday and saturday, you can pick tickets for any of those. a $22 to $28 value at the punch line. he has -- he's los angeles-based. you've probably seen him around. he's been around for quite some time. he's been on nbc's "animal practice" and a popular video gape as well. he's one of those comedians th

michael has been teaching for us for the past 10 years and we look forward to him coming back to the classroom and i think he is a few words that he would like to say. >> thank you again for coming. i think this is going to be a really interesting debut. i'm looking forward to it. thank you again. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> there we go. all right so i just want to take another brief moment and acknowledge him. this gentleman has been through a lot in last year and this is one of this first-time speak publicly since he suffered a stroke so one more round of encouraging thought. [applause] i know we are running a little bit behind so i will shorten my comments much to the pleasure of my management at the schar school. first i want to welcome you all here. i also would like to welcome the audience that is watching right now on c-span, channel 2. we are speaking to quite a large audience and i think that's a testament to the value of the material that the schar school in the hayden center is bringing forward. secondly for those of you who are social media savvy would love you to

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>>invested i think we're back and so we a little bit but it has been too strict hardly strictly festival with michael williams has been coming to the concert for years, but that security was not on his mind i feel safe here. >>in years pryor and i feel safe here today and not to >>workers here say there didn't appear to be major incidents of people getting through security. the festival goes on all weekend. good morning at golden gate park guell on. >>water color pictures we're getting is a shot of alcatraz you can see with the city right behind it temperatures holding in the 50's going to be a dry weekend though red flag warning will discuss next. covergirl exhibitionist mascara volumizes like the #1 prestige mascara with lashes full and defined in one coat exhibitionist mascara from covergirl morning news, good morning, everybody, a good start to the day mount diablo as we take a look at the east bay, how about that beautiful sunrise happening there, nice blue skies. >>dry air that we're going to have all weekend. it looks like as well, here's the shot coming in from the bay bridge. again just star

michael redford has more. and field is no stranger to a manageable night.ng. arsenal levelled minutes later, a hint of off side but from being level to being in control, another two goals made it 3—1. this penalty made it 3—2 but he was at fault for the fourth. liverpool far from finished. fans were hoping in them believing. and there was still more to come. the goal of the night and it looked to have won the game until this happened. 5—5 full—time. penalties. six god consecutively until this kick was saved leaving the 18—year—old to win the match in front of the cup. no pressure. no problem. liverpool winning 5— four on penalties. and 200 miles away in london, they've beenjoined by manchester united. they have already defeated chelsea and were gifted an opportunity early on. marcus scoring from the spot. and on the night of lillian gold, richard joined in, drawing his side level. and if you thought that was good, just wait for this. the second was enough to win the ties sending united through. aston villa are also through. 2—1winners over wolves. the draw

seen to bring martial law and a police state into the city we have breaks it preparedness ready michael gove has his finger on the trigger and he's happy to pull it underage people on the inconvenience caused by these protests but it could be argued that it's because governments are feeling to walk down the environmental crisis that groups like xsara being forced to tick rather collection. well i mean if that were true then maybe there might be an argument in favor of it look extinction rebellion of demanded effect we have returned to the stone age a removal of economic progress a commitment to not grow the economy a commodity not be that and when you can really just write of colonization on the outside you don't undersell and so and so i go on i'm going to 2nd i was about to say it's all there so look so essentially the british government for example has committed to being 0 carbon by 2050 which i think is nominally sensible you can't or shouldn't trust the word that comes out somebody had our city contrast that comes out of numbers and it's become cleaner every single year our cities become cl