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it is also a story of a grizzly bear named millie. book is about the way my story and that bear's story converge and what it says about the state of things in the american west the way we have used wild landscapes and the way we interact with wild animals. i learned about millie, one of the main characters and protagonists in down from the mountain, i learned about her story because of this work in the mission valley. i was working on an external mental electric fence i thought could keep risley bears out of a 100 acre cornfield. it was a short fence, no more than two or three feet tall and it has shown a lot of promise in smaller scale tests. i was trying to use this fence for a long area. if we could do that, it would be cheaper and easier to build that historic bear fences and we could keep bears out of place of for corn which is dangerous for them because it brings them into contact with people and that we , rotings physiologically their teeth and make them chronically obese beyond the point good for a bear. i was working on that

department of education ordering the school to pay $4.5 milli million.nassar, the team doctor for usa gymnastics, sentenced to 125 years in prison. >>> a young country music singer has died. police say kaylylie rae harris killed in northern new mexico. a 16-year-old driver was also killed. the singer had posted an emotional video on instagram two hours before the crash, remembering driving with her late father as a child. >>> when we come back here on the broadcast tonight, it's become a tradition around here, become a tradition around here, and they always make us smile.s. the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following injection. we've reduced the size of the needle and removed the citrate buffers. and it has the same effectiveness you know and trust. humira citrate-free is here. a little change can make a big difference. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, includin

but you have not really had an investments to millis. that really is going to be -- you have not had an investment stimulus. most of it will be on the government fiscal side and less on that what the fed can do to revive the economy. anna: all the parts of the u.s. economy that you think are already in trouble or already in recession? bloomberg businessweek has a great profile of some of the suppliers to the agricultural sector in the u.s.. some of those have been targeted specifically by china and their tariffs, haven't they? and really raising question about the extensive resilience in that part of the s economy. where your fears focus? >> i agree with you. if you look at chinese, the chinese riposte to the u.s. trade war, they have been much more targeted, in terms of agriculture, the car industry soon and practically all areas which are likely to be important for trump politically. where is trump on the other hand has had a blanket approach in terms of imposing tariffs across the chinese products if you look at china the impact has b

general millie has said words to that effect. i look at studies that said similar things. it gets need 50 bct's you to a regular army of about 540,000 soldiers. can the army recruit that number? i don't know. can the army afford that number? i don't know. luckily, i don't have to figure those things out. i am just saying what i think the army needs under the national defense strategy. we can either grow to that number or we should change national defense strategy. but we should not live in this limbo where to execute the national defense strategy is high-risk with the army we have. 00 in the regular army. jen: have you considered when you look through the lens of what we potentially would see in terms of capability equipment, weapon systems, do you think that we potentially need that same level of manpower? it's somewhat hard to tell when we are talking about autonomy and robotics and things like that, whether we need to think about manpower the same way. thomas: great question. for example, if we can make an automated turret. if we can make an autoloader for our artillery

that send milly. ends of congress dole is to venezuela. when the political crisis hit the streets many politicians exploited public frustration and transformed caracas into a battlefield. thoughts of the opposition resorted to extreme violence. he had to get off point yet of act the state mechanism responded cruelly and indiscriminately dozens were killed on both sides and many ended up in prison. when independent un expert alfred desireless visited caracas. he persuaded the government to release 80 prisoners are. just he insists though that some should be in prison and should be considered political prisoners. on the subject of political prisoners he said we should look at europe as well. they are 4 persons. politicians who are. in jail. now these 4. politicians are clearly political prisoners. whereas in venezuela many of the detainees were detained because acts of violence. they were. detained because they were just expressing their. desire to be independent. to be sure that they're all political prisoners in spain i went to barcelona t

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jeremy corbyn realised he was going to take the risk of a little bit of taunting and embarrassment anti—milly, as it will before too long, all that will be forgotten and it will be a choice between which of the menu wants to between which of the menu wants to be prime minister, as borisjohnson said in the commerce today, which of those men do you want to go to europe to carry on negotiations, if there are to be negotiations. the election is a case of when, rather than air. it's possible we will have one in october. we've seen boris johnson's first attempt failed under the fixed—term parliaments act. there are a couple of options he can try. one option he can try is the one line bill saying, notwithstanding the fixed—term parliaments act, where he only needs a majority of mps. a simple majority. will he get that? tonight he needed to thirds and failed. the snp, nicola sturgeon signalling that they would be in favour of an early election, the sooner they can get the tories out, the better. there is a sense that labour could change their position. some dispute about whether this bill to legislat

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and the message from researchers to milli coastliness to be prepared for the seas to rise. laura: you can yearn more from our website including the dramatic vote where mps are trying to wrest control of the brexit process from boris johnson. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you for watching world news america. announcer: funding for this presentation is made poible by... the freeman foundation; by judy anr blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for americs neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: now you can access more of your favorite pbs show than ever before... this is the future! with pbs passport, a member benefit that lets you binge many of the latest shows and catch up on your favorites... any time you want... man: wow! how about that? anywhere you are. woman: there's lit ally nothing like this in the world. announcer: support your pbs station and get passport, your ticket to the best of pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour toni

millie the 60s near the water and highs only in the 70s inland. that is were forecast.>>> coming up, we are on fire watch. >> three california wildfires growing quickly including this one that had firefighters running from the flames. >> and a group dedicated to keeping bay area waterways clean gets cleaned out by thieves. just weeks after moving into their new gigs. >>> here is what you missed if you are just getting home. three wildfires, two in northern california, one down south getting firefighters extreme challenges tonight. take a look. >> the 2000 acre fire in riverside county gave firefighters a run for their money and forced hundreds to evacuate when approached homes in marietta. cruise right now getting the better of it. they now have the fire 20% contained. in the meantime, a fire is burning in the sierra tonight. fire officials say it is being fueled by dusty and erratic winds. flames are close to home. that is forcing some evacuations. is still 0% contained. and tonight, a wildfire sparked by lightning was bluf this afternoon is now

general millie has said words to that effect, i look at studies that said similar things. whichou need 50 bct's gets you to a regular army of about 540,000 soldiers. can the army recruit that number? i don't know. can the army afford that number? i don't know? . but i don't have to figure those things out. i'm saying what the army needs under the national defense strategy. we can grow to that number or we should change national defense strategy. but we should not live in this limbo were to execute the national defense data g is high-risk with the army we have national defense strategy is high-risk with the army we have. >> have you loose with the lens of what we have seen in terms of capability, and weapon systems? do you think we need that same level of manpower? it's hard to tell when we are talking about autonomy and robotics and things like that, whether we need to think about manpower the same way. >> if we can make an automated tourette -- turret. if we can reduce the crew on a tank to two by having an autoloader, we could get a smidge more out of the force and maybe

direct tv has been losing customers about 2.5 milli subscribers last year alon. the target of investor elliott management calling on the company to unload direct tv. >>> earlier in the program we mentioned that ceos lowered growth expectations for theec economy. it turns out the same is true for chief financial officers. they'rehe onesontrolling the money. bob pisani has more from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: zpit the recent spate of economic data pessimism is high and appearso be growening. the latest quarterly duke university country of cfos says pessimism has green this year despite record low unapproximate and healthy consumer. of 225 cfos taking part. 53% bleach the country will be in recession by the end of the third quarter next year. 67% say we will be in a recession byou theh quarter of next year. knows are high numbers. the results align with a similarly glum outlook for the monthly bank of america merrill lynch fund manager survey from tuesda fund managers around the world. that survey found about 40% year. a recession next that's the high

the director of human rights millie condemned xenophobic violence isn't enough.ould much more thoroughly invest —— investigate, arrest, and bring tojustice thoroughly invest —— investigate, arrest, and bring to justice those responsible. that is a refund fairly, isn't it? absolutely and i would agree with human rights watch on that. we have had arrests of 794 people on this recent booting and the tax on persons. we also have found that of the injuries, the majority are south african. this is why we are actually asking ourselves questions as to, is this a criminal robbery, or is it an anti— foreigner sentiment by south africans? i think there is an antipathy, we can't deny that. he talked defined of matson south africa, and your your few days ago, to explain in a sense your feelings about what had happened. he talked about feeling embarrassment and shame. and you said this isn't so and shame. and you said this isn't so much xenophobia as acrophobia. that fascinated me, what you mean by that? not one single european person, asian, or other group has been attacked.

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milli giving reach month a plarmt to sell its own preownednd b lex which drives much of the preownednd to comm on plans. but others are likely to follow as younger buyers are changing the pace of watch buying. >> 20 years ago you could have bought a watch for your life that was oneatch, one watch for your life today people trade every three mths six months. >> for "nightly business report" i'm robert franke. >>> and before he go another look at the final day's f the numberm wall street. the dwou fell 159 points. the nasdaq down 65 and the s&p 500 slid 14. with the selloff the major averages snapped the three-week win week streak. and nightly business report tonight. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a great weekend. see you monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peteti blum-kovr foun, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contribution to this pbs stat from viewers like you. thank you. nada: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am nada tawfik.

coming up also a columnist ikea hummer thinks the 16 year olds being steered by a moment team driven by milly. greater couldn't hurt and this was meant warse the big pressure here is a child who has got a very very good management in the high end that is profit oriented and like every figure in the internet or wherever there is life for her i would not believe everything he said was it's a big big. approaches and of course the profit making process and so i don't really listen to what she says because. if you regard the facts you are more of that on the side and just stick to the facts and we have to make good propositions on how to make the world better and not just making no i don't want regime change in big kids and way from school or whatever it's all feud or credit is not the only one making headlines on the climate change plan for him french president and money annoyed french climate activists by telling them to move their rallies from parlous to poland. delved deeper into that story. president matt corner france has a once again called the planners to help in the fight against climate

1st of all the home office seems to the only thing is seized in the muslim community is extremism millie ways this is really. engine hearing of trying to say that there is something fundamentally wrong with muslims in the mainstream and we need to social engineer to sort of changed so that will not be problematic living in our society it really is sort of extension of seeing the whole muslims as possible terrorist and so therefore we should have these projects to change them into something more acceptable so perhaps young muslim women in the u.k. right now be slightly more hopeful the new home secretary pretty patel who herself is from minority background might now be slightly more sisterly shouted stash to r.t. u.k. london. the us ambassador to serbia is calling on people there to look at the quote broader perspective and put the nato bombings in 1009 behind them occurring similar comments he made a week ago. we don't ask serbs to forget the recent history but we are asking you to look at the bigger picture 2 decades ago nato launched a ferocious bombing operation against the federal re

beckham was wearing a watch during aces actual game action, and a closer look we vealed it was a rism millieof it. >> "usa today" reports it's priced at $350,000 -- >> this dude wore a watch worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to play football. i don't feel comfortable wearing my good jeans if i eat spaghetti that night. and i eat spaghetti every night. >> dude, your life sounds awful. ( laughter ) do other football players wear watches when they play? >> contact sports don't allow it because it's dangerous. football, baseball players can't wear them because they check them the whole time. here's what odell needs to learn. odell, you've got to quit being flashy and focus on the team. you're making the big bucks now. odell, you've got to lead by example. >> is odell watching? i didn't know that he watched the show. what's up? >> he's not actually watching. as a professional sportscaster you're acting like you're telling the athlete what to do but we're just telling the viewers. >> you're telling other guys what you would tell another guy and go home and eat spaghetti. damn man, your life i

. $3.6 billionstolen from our military families, from the quality of their lives, and from millie rickerry readiness to build a wall, we have not forgotten about the immigration policy and the impact on children and migrants that threatens our security doesn't know that. we are passing to important bills this week. one by congresswoman veronica escobar and one by congresswoman lauren underwood. they specifically increase our ability to have objective appointments made that can make sure that we are really acting in the interest of national security in our policies at the border. in that we are getting medical screenings for the children who are coming across our borders seeking refuge here. tose are critical pieces making sure that our immigration policy not only provides for national security but is humane. and represents those values of a country that has always been a ande where people can go sick a better life. the other issue we continue to focus on, today there will be a large rally starting at 1:00 for gun safety. we are going to keep the pressure on from the senate to take thes

to beneral milly is going taking over. we'll have a little bit of a celebration for joe and for -- for everybody. as you know, our secretary of fense has just come in, mark esper, been here for a short period of time but he's got tremendous energy. he's got it. he knows it. that's what he's been doing for a long period of time, from the day he graduated or maybe i should say from the day he started at west point where he was a top, top scholar, etc. so we have an incredible -- we have incredible people. steve mnuchin is here. we did sangs today, i think they're probably, steve, the strongest that have ever been put on a country. we will certainly never do that to australia, i promise you. [laughter] reporter: one further, prime minister, if i may. mr. prime minister you have been very tough on huawei. would have been very consistent with the ban even though you said you have a good working relationship with china and they're important for your economy. do you plan to support -- to continue to support the united states on t

1st of all the home office seems to the only thing is seized in the muslim community is extremism millie ways this is really. engine hearing of trying to say that there is something fundamentally wrong with muslims in the mainstream and we need to social engineer to sort of changed so they will not be problematic living in our society it really is sort of extension of seeing the whole muslims as possible terrorist and so therefore we should have these projects to change them into something more acceptable so perhaps young muslim women in the u.k. right now be slightly more hopeful the new home secretary pretty patel who herself is from minority background might now be slightly more sisterly shot at woodstock's to r.t. u.k. london. round of this hour's bullets and the british are renowned as a nation of dog lovers the very fond of their cats too so the thought of eating dog or cat meat is enough to pretty much turn anyone stomach in the u.k. yet to proposed ban on doing so has reportedly been blocked by the government apparently out of fear of being culturally insensitive toward southeast

the conflict and at 1st i was a little bit myself a question in that situation because as we say the milly. people at the brink of starvation why would culture be important but talking to these people on the ground there realize culture is life to them it is something where you need to go out you need to be on the street you need to talk to other people because i suppose then the base wall that goes on that becomes normal normal life goes on exactly normal life goes on it depends also of course where you live in yemen if it is a city you still have some basic access to things arise if you are in regional parts of yemen it's even harsher to have access to medical aid to have access to food and all of these things but yes why these daily things are going on while daily life goes on the desire to basic desire of human beings which is as i mentioned to to talk about the situation on the ground is not going to cease to exist to criticize the situation that they go through and this is the difficult part here how do you criticize in disc a optics situation in yemen where it's different entities a

and this summer the top cups are pimping their back lines like never before millie tal to reality for 50000000 delivered to you before 75000000. are not just to buy on for 80000000 and make wire to manual for 87000000. but aside from expense of defensive transfers no technical revolution have taken place for years. like a technology the i phone 5 looks like the i phone 6 looks like 7 like 8 like now. so if there isn't anything new you need to celebrate the old. in football too the trend is rattle free phenomena that have long been forgotten can currently be observed in top class football the good old kick and rush why deal with a complicated build up play on your own half. the lights aren't afraid of long. because sometimes they work quite well. for returning to liverpool champions league season once again similar tactics help them destroy barcelona. take it from dyke and scholomance to repeatedly send long diagonal balls towards left back for the album. the 2nd technical refined man that can make a difference in such fast paced perfect games it's. a pause. a technique from the old ti

skin and not push people away and that's what john bolton did and that's what led to his downfall to milly hopefully with o'brien he'll be able to manage the process more effectively and what's your reaction to president trump ordering new sanctions on iran well it feels like it's more of the same sanctions upon saying the united states we've essentially saying ship out iranian oil from the global markets but they're not creating the kinds of outcomes that the president says he wants in particular a calming of iranian behavior in the region a return to the negotiating table by iran pulling back on their nuclear program all of those objectives of the same thing. policy the maximum pressure policies the administration calls it are having the opposite effects and so more sanctions yesterday it's not really going to make an impact on iranian behavior we're really headed in the wrong direction what direction do you think we need to head in i think we need to flip the switch and get back to the diplomatic dynamic that we had in the obama administration and that was available to the president for

. >> reporter: patrick murray and his daughter millie say it was a rough night. >> it was a little scary, in the middle of the night, it started to pick up and the shutters were banging. >> reporter: just down the street from our hotel is the reason we lost power. this dangerous power line dangling in flood waters, lighting up the street. >> and steve osunsami with us live tonight from charleston. steve, we can see that tree down there right behind you. this storm has knocked out power. and hundreds of these trees all over the city? >> reporter: that's right, david. hundreds of these trees fell overnight. i want you to take a close look at this tree. if you get a good look at it, you'll realize it is a massive oak tree, many times my size. it fell in the middle of the night, frightening homeowners here. it was brought down by the high winds. wind gusts were between 60 and 70 miles an hour. and luckily, no one here was hurt. david? >> that scene says it all. steve, thank you. >>> let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. she's tracking it from myrtle beach, south carolina, tonigh

colombia this week for war games increasing tensions between the 2 troubled nations but those studying millis well and military say this is mostly posturing for political effect from an increasingly unprofessional force well the venezuelan military a squad of politicized force right you are promoted because of loyalty to the government and its military professionalism must suffer drastically the pedro marsh element is visible and the fact that they have 2000 generals that is more than all the countries of nato combined. meet has been researching been as well as armed forces in their relationship with their ally russia he says that when commodity prices were high the oil rich country bought some impressive pieces of equipment such as 2 dozen state of the art jets but received little training on how to use them you know if you look at the winners will navy on the mountain ninety's it used to be reasonably sized force with somewhat of balance equipment and now we know that if 6 frigates 3 have sunk the pier and the other 3 might be moralists immobilised as well. as roughly 120000 troops less tha

protection milly but again. they need the larger ward they need european neighbors they need the russia china to also to live in this in this ward and to be legitimate in a way or another so i think that they can prime minister politician like that then you know how these are all elections tactic but the reality even if there is that if that happens and the annex there was bank i think this move will just be an israeli move by the americans and on the ground it doesn't mean anything because for me but the people are there on the land so what are going to do with the people so you still have what the israelis i mean there is going to happen in the game with this because no matter what they do the annex land they build more settlements the build the roads the cut off but as soon as of the let the philistines out of there they're not going anyone and there won't be mass deportations done. we're done with these days so what's the end my question to this is themselves i mean what is your end game your end game is ove

. >>> actor and comedianevin hart is facing a 60 milli dollar lawsuit stem frk a txuality scandal.ess andasion of privacy. altied to a sex tape featuring the two that was uploaded to the intersection back i 2017. now, the woman says ever since it has led to lier. about the lawsuit accuses hart's friend jonathan jackson of secrr in lasegas hotel room without hor knowledge. l operators marriott, black stone, cossoll tan also named in the suit for negligently intentionally allows jackson so get inside of the rtroom. hat the time seen victim. she say she wasn't going to sueo him. things havechanged. >> we know this from people's in kevin's world, n attorney reached out to kevin me an offer basically said if you give us something in the low 6 figures settle this, it all goes away. >> well, she says through that lawsuit, she thinkshe video was released just before hart's irresponsible tour to help generate publicity. no f commentrom hart about that lawsuit. back to you. >> long time jeopardy host b al eck undergo chemotherapy. doctors made decision after lost pounds in a week and numbers

laughter ) >> stephen: i didn't entirely understand why he was dressed up as one of the members of milly you have to watch the show. usually when we come back, it's a new season so time has lapsed. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, something has happened. speaking of happening, congratulations. happy birthday, you just celebrated your birthday last week. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> that was the best party ever. >> stephen: tell me what was going on. looks fun, not many people at your party, but it looks fun. >> they're there. >> stephen: i'm sure. i have a girlfriend in canada. ( laughter ) tell me about your party. >> okay, so i had an '80s themed skating party. >> stephen: '80s themed skating party, wow. >> so much fun. my friends showed up, my crew -- i love the crew of "empire." 'em -- i'm one of the actresses who love crew. we spend so much time together they're like family. i throw a lot of parties and the crew come. they show up all the time. since i have been in chicago, we throw halloween parties every year. my crew loves stuff like that. we work so many hours, we party toge

milli vanilli. thank you for that request. milli vanilli had some issues back then. thank you.e is a song with a guilty pleasure that you want to hear, let me know. you play these requests friday mornings, as you probably know. just submit them to #ktvu on facebook or instagram page extract statewide rent control bill designed to protect tenants from big rent hikes and no-fault evictions. advocates say that wednesday's passage, which caps annual rent increases of 5% will prevent evictions due to large rent hikes. while they say the 5% figure is fear, there could be long-term damage which could actually hurt the market by decreasing the supply of rental properties.>> although it looks reasonable, it may end up discouraging people from investing in rental property and/or developing property. if there is a shortage of housing, this is going to hurt housing production, potentially, and it may cause it to be even worse. >> with some industry experts say the new legislation will ensure renters don't face extreme financial hardship. governing newsom says he will sign the redcap bill i

that'll to millie is not a good thing for the chinese economy or of the u.s. relationship but it is a good thing for the ccp. paul: earlier, we were discussing whether or not the almostispute has become indistinguishable from a broader struggle for soprano see. is this more about the u.s. trying to lean on china's rise? four is a just a trade deal that can be worked out with a few more rounds of negotiation? anne: it really kind of looks like the former at the moment. think the u.s. administration seems to be quite confused about its motivations and goals. i think the trade deficit which was the original goal of the trade negotiations to reduce, i think the trade deficit is really a sideshow. i think the important thing is the technology relationship. that's what china cares about. china would allow all of the exports of shoes and toys and rubber products to the united states, they would allow them to go bust. they don't really care. i mean, the chinese leadership. what they really care about is semiconductors and technology. paul: this latest report that we h

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we read the book -- i don't want to give away too much -- thank you, milly. yes, the book is -- >> oh, i need to make something clear. refused to finish the book because i don't want it to end. >> okay. >> i am nearby, though. >> okay. i know a lot of you are reading it and, yes, i see people nodding. reposto becomes a symbol of that place, that bad place, where those of us who are disabled may find ourselves where we feel isolated and we feel that we're the only ones in the world and we are just -- it's a really -- that really bad, bad place, and so because my childhood, yes, was very -- well, i read at bit so you -- i talked about the oppressive religious atmosphere there. i -- though i went back to italy many times, as an adult and i was teaching italian for many years i taught italian, so -- and i did go back to italy many times but i did not want no good tore eposto. only went once and had a very bad experience, reliving my childhood, and so at the end i go back, and it was very positive experience. i don't want to ruin the -- spoil, but, yes, went back

but we are taking in millie billions of dollars -- taking in many billions of dollars. we've never taking in 100 cents from china. it was always the other way around. they've lost over 3 million jobs. the supply chain is crashing. they have a lot of problems. i can tell you, they want to make a deal. that i can tell you. so we will see what happens. [indiscernible] >> -- military action against iran, mr. president? pres. trump: always prepared. there's never been a country more prepared. $1.5 trillion, and another 738 ilion dollars now, but i've spent -- $738 billion now, but i've spent one point $5 trillion on our military. the finest planes, the finest everything. australia has purchased a lot of great stuff from the united states, some of the best military equipment that you have. we have the best missiles in the world, rockets in the world, jet fighters in the world, planes in the world, ships. we have under construction a number of the most powerful submarines ever built, and they are getting very close to completion. we have the largest ship in the world right now

five milli e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> take a look at the markets right now. stocks slightly higher midway through the trading day. tech companies kind of leading the way here, the dow jones you can see, up more than 30 points. tesla having a pretty solid start to the work week here. that stock is up nearly 2%. >>> for a look at your bay area weather, let's get right over to steve paulson. >> thank you. we are going to warm up. i think it is already burning off the fog for just about everybody here. although a pretty good push this morning, this will be it for a couple of days. 88 today, 96 tuesday. 99 to 100 on wednesday, 84 thursday, and then 79 on friday. maybe 76 by the time we get to saturday. there is not much of a breeze, although there is a slight north east at the napa airport, there are some stronger gusts up in northern sonoma county, napa, certainly in the higher allegations. i have seen gus

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that does not include the buses that are dead-heading to begin a run in millie valley. m.t.a. never placed a limit on the number of buses. the caltrain presentation today collides with the s.f. champ hub study that we did about two years ago, where 45% of the potential commuters, on the commuter buses, indicated that they would optimistic -- opt to drive if they traveled to a hub location. caltrain is a hub location. it's not out the front door. so unfortunately it doesn't seem that that's going to relieve any of the pressure off the 24th and church. the buses continue to idle in stage, awaiting for a time point departure, especially on castro and 25th street. and that entire area. we even have one us about that goes up to castro and caesar chavez and does a three-point u-turn, because you can't navigate the intersection and does that in the morning. there's over 1,000 issued stickers on the buses. and about 720 or so buses that operate in the city. [bell dings] but that number is really reflecting a low number, because buses for facebook and genetey make multiple trips back t

>> the next question is about millie the dog. there is a picture of her and the puppies in the private quarters on the porch. is barbara that close? does barbara take care of the dog? >> she did take care of the dogs. >> they were that close to the dogs? jean: she walked the dogs, those were her dogs. once in a while she would allow someone else at the white house to walk them, not very often. they gave one of the dogs, ranger, to their son, marvin. who lived in d.c. marvin would bring ranger to the white house and president bush got so close to ranger that marvin finally gave him back. everyone at the white house would feed ranger. the president of the united states put a sign around his neck, please do not feed me. if you feed me i will have to report you to the president. [laughter] he was getting just a little fat. any other questions? >> if you were to have asked the president what books, movies, and music he would recommend, what would he say? jean: music is easy, country. he loved country music, reba and the oak ridge boys

. >> hey, millie. this ann. >> you all right? >> yeah.kay. >> reporter: anne wilmore was letting her family know she was okay and getting on a boat. she has friends and relatives she hasn't heard from since the storm. the government warned the death toll will rise dramatically. search dogs are on the island but strained already from the overwhelming job at hand. morticians at this makeshift morgue said they are still waiting for the real work to begin. the grim task of recovery will be a challenge as bodies are submerged, others buried alive. bahamian and u.s. aid officials say based on assessments the abaco islands remain a priority for search and recovery. a nation neighborhood flattened by this storm. they don't have an estimate how many people were here or how many managed to get out alive. but look at this. their family belongings strewn everywhere. it is impossible to make out even where the homes were and where they stood. and that means there is no way of knows how many victims remain under the rubble. >> there was one laying here

there could be further monetary to millis. the insert -- monetary stimulus. will have an impact. but there's room for policy support in the u.k. economy, fiscally and monetarily. analysis says it might not be enough to offset recession is probably accurate. sure a nocessarily deal brexit is apocalyptic. i just think it would be rather difficult. matt: yeah, bill, thanks so much for joining us. up next, ecuador starts its $5 billion buyback. we'll have an exclusive interview with the finance chief. ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. matt: 30 minutes into the trading day, the top headlin

. >>> a milly beencracked thanks dna testing. now, the family of joanna brimmer has closure. philip this mid-says he vividly remembers the day he was left behind. he was just three years old at the time it was adopted shortly thereafter. but he eventually reunited with his biological grandmother. by chance, a stranger stumble across joanna's remains on the back roads of sacramento more than 20 years ago. >> they finally matched the dna to me because my grandmother is giving more closure. >> a breakthrough happened after dna from joanna was registered to the department of justice dna lab. desmet since he has made his peace with the mystery know that his mother can finally be laid to rest. >>> this morning, the state has halted a prison program aimed at forcing warring games to get along. >> the associated press reporting that inmates ended up brawling and even writing. the report says that the experiment started a year ago and prisoners from different gangs are gradually allowed inside exercise yards together. the goal was to get them to make peace, but it all ended in the sam

assistance to more than $10 milli million.e taking a personal approach. he does what he does best. he fills stomachs. he has close to 10,000 meals a day going. so far, his world food kitchen has delivered over 150,000 fresh meals across 3 islands, new providence, abaco, and grand bahama. the chef joins us with an update from the ground. great to see you, my friend, as always. i seem to find you in the hardest-hitten places even more than i'm there these days. what is it like for you on the ground for you and your team? >> well, every day is a new day. i think that today we see finally we have a great rhythm. today, like yesterday, we deliver 30,000 meals, 20,000 in grand bahama. the rest between here and providence and abaco. so, you know the situation, i would say at least it's under control but there are so many things that have to happen still today and going forward. >> how much fear is there about the unknown? how many of the missing aren't missing, they're gone, and how long it will take and if people are trapped and now