, new rescues today. a dangerously swollen river leaving people who thought they were safe instead suddenly trapped in their cars and their homes. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: the raging rivers rose quickly, roaring downstream. >> there's nowhere for water to go. >> reporter: in central texas, north of austin, dramatic rescues after days of torrential rain. 20-year-old jackie anderson trapped driving to work. >> we decided that we were going to swim across and get out to her. i just told her to go ahead and get on my back and wrap her arms around me, i was going to get us out. >> reporter: today, authorities found another body, the second death since the llano river started flooding on monday. >> flash flood watches and warnings out for a good portion of south-central texas, where we're going to see more rain, another 1 to 3 inches. while that doesn't sound like a lot, on already saturated ground, this could be devastating. >> reporter: devastating because the llano river rose 35 feet in 24

in new york. told by a law enforcement official that the bomb squad is responding to the office to check on this suspicious device. we don't know if the package was actually addressed to cnn or to someone else in the building, but as a precaution, the building there, the nypd along with the bomb squad, have said the building should be evacuated. they're going to respond and investigate the package. obviously growing concern given all the news that we're reporting here this morning about explosive devices being sent to the former president, president obama, to hillary clinton. we also just moments ago reported that a fourth explosive device was sent to the white house and intercepted in a mail room. now authorities, as i've been saying this morning, are increasingly concerned that there could be more packages, more explosive devices that were sent elsewhere, perhaps around the country, in other cities. so taking no precautions obviously -- taking overprecautions, i should say, in that they're now e

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jfk airport, new laguardia airport, new airports in rochester, syracuse, albany, etc. i will take on the mta. i have no problem ducking responsibility. it's a question of funding. the mayor doesn't want to pay, the state legislature, my opponent voted against $7 billion in mta funding. you need the funding, the -- my opponent endorsed my plan, but it's about the funding -- >> moderator: okay, time is up. mr. molinaro, how would you get the unions to get in line and to cut jobs and waste? >> first of all, the governor's abandoned respondent for the mta, and we've seen it in a total death spiral over the course of the last several rates with on-time rates declining, with those living with disabilities not being able to access subway platforms. it hurts real people, governor. and the political game that you continue to play with the city of new york -- >> moderator: but how do you do it? >> the political game means that no one's solve toking the problem. first, take ownership -- >> moderator: we're waiting for a solution. >> absolutely. our plan is this: first, take leade

this is bbc news, the headlines. turkey has promised to reveal every detail about the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi who died inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. there's been international condemnation after riyadh said mr khashoggi died as a result of a fist—fight. donald trump says the us is planning to withdraw from a nuclear agreement with russia. the treaty required both countries to get rid of short and intermediate—range missiles. but washington has accused the kremlin of breaching the agreement. hundreds of central american migrants have used rafts and boats to cross the river marking the border between guatemala and mexico, in an attempt to continue theirjourney to the united states. thousands of people were left stranded on the frontier bridge after mexican police stopped them entering the country on friday. now on bbc news, it's time for our world. for decades australians and new zealanders have had the right to live and work in each other‘s country — but those rights have now been curtailed

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breaking news we are breaking news we are following this morning out of oakland... firefighters are on the scene of a massive fire at a construction site. this video posted to twitter by kron 4 viewers. the fire broke out around 2:00 this morning near the intersection of west grand avenue and flibert street. here is more video sent to us by another kron 4 viewer. right now there are no reports of any injuries. joining us now on the phone is ryan covay... who shot some of the video that we are showing you this morning. good morning ryan...do you live in the area? where were you headin gwhen you spotted the flames? ( robin ) and over the past few and over ( robin ) past few years... construction site fires have been a problem in the east bay. in 2016 a 105-project in emeryville suffered heavy damage a few months later... a fire near lake merrtt destroyed a 41-unit project that had been under for about a year. then in may of 2017 that complex was burned again. police believe one three of those fires. ( robin ) and over the past few years... construction site fires have

anything new? the search continues for the gunman who opened fire outside an east bay grocery store, killing a teenager. happened at the " lucky )s" on "east 18th" in antioch yesterday. police aren )t saying much about the shooting except that a "juvenile" was pronounced dead in the parking lot. a man at the lucky )s told nbc bay area )s jodi hernandez the victim is his 16-year-old nephew. happening today: sentencing for the man known as the gypsy hill killer. jurors last month convicted rodney halbower. he was tried in the murders of two teenage girls in san mateo county. both attacks went unsolved for decades. the girls died in 1976. authorities believe halblower is actually responsible for the murders of (6 young women in the mid 70 )s .. in northern california and reno. he is expected to be sentenced to life in prison. new this morning: san francisco school leaders have reportedly signed off on a new plan .. supporters say will bring more diversity to the city )s top academic high schoo. lowell

this is bbc world news. the headlines: saudi arabia's foreign minister has for the first time described the death of the journalist jamal khashoggi as a murder. adel al—jubeir said it was a terrible mistake, and none of the people under investigation were acting on orders from senior officials. will be seeking an explanation from the us, over president trump's the kremlin says russia's president vladimir putin will be seeking an explanation from the us, over president trump's plan to withdraw from a key cold war nuclear—weapons treaty. russia says scrapping the inf agreement would be "very dangerous". at least 18 people have died and around 170 have been injured after a train derailment in taiwan. taiwan's leader, tsai ing—wen, described the incident as a "major tragedy". thousands of migrants are making their way north through mexico towards the us, after evading mexican attempts to stop them at the border with guatemala. at 10.00, ben brown will be here with a full round—up of the days news. first it's tim

i grew up in new mexico. i started a handyman business and outlook are key grew it to over a thousand employees. i got elected governor of new mexico. i think the take away from my having been governor is the promise i made when i was running. i promised to put the issues that should be on the front burner on the front burner, regardless of the political consequences, so i was not a wallflower as governor. i think what people saw was honesty. i think what they saw was transparency. and i think they saw a respect. i think the biggest issue facing this country right now is the deficit, is the fact we are going to have a trillion dollars this year in added deficit to the $21 trillion we already have. my plan is to submit a balanced budget to congress. it is incredibly unfair to young people. it is incredibly unfair to all of us to continue to roll up unpaid debt. $210 billion a year is what we had for interest-only expense when interest rates go up 1%. look, to balance the federal budget, you have got to take on

a false alarm there in new york city. >> that is good news. we'll have more on that investigation where they're focused on florida and local news at 6:00. >> thanks for joining us. lester holt is next. >>> breaking news tonight in the manhunt for the serial bomber. nbc news has learned the trail is leading investigators to florida. what tipped them off as new bombs are found, sent to former vice president biden and actor robert de niro? >>> and a stunning development. a retired police officer watching the news. what he saw that may have stopped a disaster. >> this package that he saw yesterday was almost exactly like the package that they were showing on tv. >> now ten bombs in all sent through the mail, and officials warn more are likely out there. the fbi racing to analyze the unexploded devices. >>> also breaking tonight, president trump ordering hundreds of troops to the border. new alarm over the president's personal cell phone after a blockbuster report that the chinese and russians are listening in on his calls. >>> a roller coaster rid

news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jericka duncan. there are more questions than answers about this weekend's limousine crash in upstate new york that left 20 people dead. turns out the limo should not have been on the road and the driver should not have been behind the wheel. meanwhile, families are planning funerals. demarco morgan begins our coverage. >> reporter: today after a deadly crash killed 20 people on their way to a birthday celebration, heartache turned to anger. >> the owner of the company had no business putting a failed vehicle on the road. >> reporter: when governor andrew cuomo revealed disturbing new details about the vehicle and its driver, while attending the columbus state parade, the oerf the limo prestige icle limousine to shutdown, noting the driver, 53-year-old scott, did not even have the appropriate license to drive the limo. the tragedy unfolded here on a serene fall day at this intersection. a known danger spot. police say the 2001 ford excursion limo was traveling southwest down a hil

he's abandoned the people of new mexico. i care about new mexico. i am going to do something about the border. doug: mr. johnson? gov. johnson: look, we need to make it as easy as possible for somebody that wants to come into this country and work to be able to get a work visa. a work visa should entail a background check and a social security card so that applicable taxes get paid. let's not build a wall across the border. we build a wall across the border, at some point we are going to tear down the wall for hat it represents. we are a country of immigrants. it comes to immigrants from mexico, they are hard-working and they add to our economy. they come in, they buy things, they pay taxes. it is a good thing. border security -- i am not suggesting in any way that we decrease border security. we do not want drugs coming across the border. we do not want truckloads of convicts coming across the border. at that is really not happening, and that is due to the fact that we do have border security, hard-working individuals doing their job. they are doin

ron mott, nbc news. >>> there are fears of a new arms race between the u.s. and russia after president trump said he's ripping up a cold war era nuclear treaty. national security advisor john bolton is in moscow where something he said about russia's election meddling is raising eyebrows. here's nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: in echoes of the cold war, president trump says he'll tear up a historic missile treaty with russia because of russia treating, freeing both sides to start building new weapons. >> russia has not adhered to the agreement. this should have been done years ago. until people come to their senses, we have more money than anybody else by far, we'll build it up. >> reporter: that message deliver in moscow by national security advisor john bolton who also told the russians he does not think their meddling in the 2016 election had any real effect. getting out of the nuclear treaty is a huge decision. signed by ronald ragan and mikhail gorbachev more than 30 years ago, the treaty banned thousands of short and medium range missiles, then larg

they were pinned inside the vehicle after a crash in new brunswick, new jersey. the police officer and the good samaritans were able to pry that door open -- weren't able to so they pulled the women out through the window. >>> well, there is a meeting today between megyn kelly's lawyer and nbc executives after the host, of course, ignited that firestorm over the comments about blackface. >> she's reportedly fighting back against nbc after her show was taken off the air yesterday and replaced with a rerun. here is abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: megyn kelly's future at nbc is on the line. the episode scrapped, instead a repeat. >> i'm megyn kelly. happy friday. >> reporter: kelly's views about blackface have sparked outrage. >> but what is racist? truly, you do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface on halloween or a black person who puts whiteface on on halloween. when i was a kid that was okay if you were a character. >> reporter: even defending the costume of this reality star. >> she made her skin look darker than it really is and peop

see you back here tonight at >>> tonight, breaking news. >>> tonight, breaking news. the fbi investigation now under way. federal agents interviewing one of judge brett kavanaugh's accusers. authorities taking a closer look at the sex assault allegations against the supreme court nominee. who else is the fbi talking to? and, can kavanaugh fend off mounting questions about his character, behavior, and temperament? >>> also tonight, president trump attacks. standing by his nominee, and calling the conduct of democrats, quote, "shameless." and the stunning moment today. his adviser kellyanne conway, revealing she too is a victim of sexual assault. >>> the tsunami disaster. the wall of water rushing ashore after a powerful earthquake strikes. the death toll soaring, as hope fades for survivors buried alive in the rubble. >>> inside the rescue. the dramatic new video. a team from the u.s. navy racing to the wreckage after a passenger plane plunges into the sea. >>> mystery explosion. three dead when a car explodes on a city street suddenly. the fbi and atf now involved. >>

bbc news, jakarta.aura: in other news now,r anot suspicious package addressed to the atlantaf headquartersn has been intercepted. just a few hours before the man accused of mailing last week's bombs, cesar sayoc, made an appearance in court. sayoc is suspected of mailing least 14 pipe bombs to t democrats and critics of president trump. his case will be moved to new ecyork where he'll be prosed by the u.s. attorney's office. the u.s. military will send more than 5,000 troops to secure the u.s. border with mexico. the announcement comes as the migrant caravan is making its way through central america.president trump has mad clear he will protect the southern border. today, president trump tweeted -- in 2021, angela merkel will ep down as chancellor of germany. by then she will have led germany for 16 years. today, president trump tweeted that he had an excelle call with the newly elected president of brazil, jair bolsonaro. ring his campaign, the far-right candidate vowed to crush corruption, crime, and

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in new jersey because of the expense of nature of new jersey. so there were some benefits but i could never have supported the bill with the $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions. is aor menendez: this major conversion. he supported the bill. he didn't like this state and local tax reduction's but he supported the bill. mr. hugin: it's not true. senator menendez: well then you should read the papers that you talked to. at the end of the day, he supported it, he talked about of the benefits, he didn't like the deductibility being lost. but let me tell you, there is not 500 votes on taxes, so that is outrageous, outlandish and another deception. moderator: can you fact check that right now, 30 seconds? i've fact checked it. in his career he has voted for more than 500 tax increases. moderator: to another topic should you go to the u.s. senate in january, we have seen deficits climb again and in the past two years, we have seen congress passed record-large spending bills. , should we continue at those spending levels or cut government fundi

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>>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news in indonesia, a passenger plane crashes shortly after takeoff, losing contact with air traffic control. 189 passengers and crew were on board. details ahead. >>> the synagogue horror in pittsburgh. worshippers gunned down during a baby naming ceremony, a celebration. 11 people were killed and several others injured. new details on the victims and the alleged gunman now in police custody. >>> and new this half hour, america has a new world series champion. >> the boston red sox wrapped up a dominating season with a 5-1 win over the los angeles dodgers. this is the moment right there. their ninth world series win. we're going to hear from the red sox pitcher who clinched that victory. >>> and stars, they're just like us. how some of hollywood's top celebrities decked themselves out for a spook-tacular weekend of halloween festivities. we'll check out some of the more head-turning costumes later this half hour in "the skinny." it is monday, october 29th. >> and guess who that is. >> post malone? >> yeah. >>> from abc news, this is "world ne

state of new jersey in business in just a moment. and europe teams up with asia to push for free trade but with a push the u.s. way that's what we'll find out there will be here with other much more. i'm not nothing but. sometimes i am but most end up in with. the deep into the german culture. new jersey ridiculous grammar you know it's all that. time right so join me for me to get funky to post. what's coming up for the book borders but you'll have plenty to talk about here on . the monitors legal every weekend here. in. europe teams up with asia to push for free trade but will it push the u.s. away i asked phil murphy who's on a trade mission here. and how the french port of kalai is already getting ready for brakes it. i've been physical and let's do business the united states says it's losing patience with the european union on trade talks at the same time the german chancellor has issued a rallying call for free trade is e.u. when the asian leaders meet transatlantic ties to talk sake but the u.s. in still key for europe. half o

reporting live, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> developing news. president and first lady plan to travel to pittsburgh today in the wake of the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. >> in his first comments following the synagogue shooting on saturday, president trump condemned the act of hate, but then suggested that armed guards could have prevented it.tosxp f responders, community leaders and likely the rabbi of the tree of life synagogue. also happening today, three of the 11 victims will be laid to rest. brothers cecil and david rosenthal and dr. jerry rabinowitz. the suspect, 46-year-old robert bowers is due back in court on thursday. that's when prosecutors are expected to outline their case against him. here in the bay area there will be an interfaith vigil outside san jose city hall tonight. >> last night students gathered at san jose state jewish students at sjsu tell abc7 news the attack brought out real fear. >> it breaks my heart when i hear of jews tucking in their star of david on campus. >> i didn't wear it on saturday and to m

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with news of that new weapon, which may help, too. here's abc's whit johnson. >> reporter: tonight, a deadly start to the flu season, prompting an urgent push to get americans vaccinated. today, new york city reporting its first flu death of a child this season. the second pediatric fatality nationwide. >> pediatric deaths from the flu are not unusual, they are sad reminders of the consequences of not getting immunized. >> reporter: according to the cdc, last season's flu killed about 80,000 people in the u.s., more than any other year since the 1970s. and the number of people getting vaccinated dropped to fewer than 4 out of 10 adults last winter. >> i'd rather get it than not get it. >> reporter: this, as a new flu-fighting tool is expected to be available in the u.s. in just weeks. the fda approving xofluza, given in one dose, and designed to reduce the flu's duration, if taken within 48 hours of symptoms. health officials recommend that everyone 6 months and older get the flu shot. of the children who died last season, 80% were no

nbc news has not confirmed aspects of "the new york times" report. according to "thetimes," the president calls flow billionaires, big campaign contributors, with major holdings inhi and contacts with china's government. as a candidate, presi nt trump regularly attacked hillary clinton for e-mailing on a private server. >> her server was easilyd hac by foreign governments, perhaps even by hal finan backers in communist china. >> reporter: president obama reluctantly gave up his beloved blackberry when he took office. eight years later, joking about the government replacement. >>he phoneoesn't work. you know, you can't play your music on it. so basically, it's like does your 3-year-old have one of those play phones? >> reporter: president tweeting -- butr for white house aide omarosa tweeted --- he always used his personal iphone in the white house after calls even after being told over and over about the security risk. >> this would be a gold mine to know how t innuance him, how to deal with him in a negotiation. >>> strap in for another roller coast

under the new deal....an update on the condition of the teenager that was bitten by a shark in san diego over the weekend. negotiations have finally ended. late last night, canada signed on to a new trade deal with the u-s and mexico, hours before a midnight deadline. the new deal will now be called the united states- mexico- canada agreement or "u-s-m-c-a". anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) is in washington with more. anna wiernicki: a late night deal was made, moments before midnight.nats pop: justin trudeau: "good day for canada" anna wiernicki: canada agreed to join a new trade deal with the u-s and mexico-replacing nafta with the "united states- mexico-canada agreement"donald trump: this is a very very good deal for all three. it puts us in a position that we've never been in before. anna wiernicki: president donald trump called it the biggest trade deal in u-s history. it allows u-s farmers greater access to the canadian dairy market and addresses canadian concerns about the threat of u-s auto tariffs. d

the latest news from lists.for the first time ever there were two winners of the anchor music award in hamburg and they're both from belgium. the winners of this year's newcomer award were singer songwriter tommy know. and psychedelic pop back faces on t.v. a total of eight newcomers were in the running. this year's double prize came after a stalemate among the jury panel star producer toni viscounty u.s. musician linda perry and german american soul singer cassandra steen just couldn't agree on one winner. the award is handed out every year at the a pub on festival the biggest club festival in europe. on the third of october berlin will celebrate german unity day with a free concert featuring top german stars like singer named. after sammy de luxe this is. the frankie star patrice. and pop newcomer not mika. for the highlight they'll play their hits together with the syrian ex-pat philharmonic orchestra as a symbol of tolerance and humanity. five times the self-proclaimed best band in the world the answer has a

. ♪ ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevorh. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! and thank you guys for coming out! this is amazing! take a seat! take a seat, let's get into it! i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is an emery university professor and author carol anderson is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) she has a fascinating new book called "one person, no vote: how voter suppression is destroying our democracy." so we'll be talking about that. let's catch up on today's headlines. bad news, people. facebook has been hacked. so looks like your high school and mafia wars is no longer a secret you can take to your grave. >> facebook, the social media giant already under fire for not protecting users' private information now admitting it's been hacked again. >> 50 million users' personal data exposed including facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg's own page, names, gender, hometown and accounts on other sites where facebook is used to log in was

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rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >> reporter: this is ron allen in chappaqua, new york, where security is on high alert at the clinton home of 18 years. after secret service intercepted a suspicious package at an off-site mail facility, addressed t couple. former president bill clinton was at the house and for secretary of state hillary clinton was away in florida when the pipe bomb cass discover was discovered. >> we are fine, thanks to the men and women of the secret service who intercepted the package addressed to us long before it made its way to our home. >> reporter: bill clinton tweeting, thank you so the secret service and all law enforcement agencies. law enforcement said the couple was not at risk. in town, concern, after the other device was discovered just nine miles away at george soros' estate. >> nobody should have to live under conditions that you're no matter what, li democrat or republican. >> it's just insanity. >> reporter: ron allen, nbc news, chappaqua, new york. >>> tonight, while the fbi hunts down whoever sent these bombs, and their motives remain unknown, ther

this is the "cbs morning news." new developments surrounding missing journalist jamal khashoggi as we learn saudi officials may be preparing to admit a role in his disappearance. >>> the power is still out for hundreds of thousands of people nearly a week after hurricane michael hit as president trump gets a firsthand look at the damage. >>> and stormy daniels' defamation lawsuit against mr. trump has been dismissed. what's next in her legal battle. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. early this morning, turkish police finished searching the saudi consulate in istanbul. they're investigating the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi, last seen there two weeks ago. khashoggi was a critic of the saudi government. but so far, the saudis deny they killed him. there are reports the saudis may be changing their story and that khashoggi was the victim of an interrogation gone wrong. holly williams is in istanbul with the latest. >> reporter: good mo

here in new york.ood to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the investigation into alleged sexual misconnect by brett kavanaugh is moving forward. fbi agents interviewed one of three women who have accused kavanaugh but there are questions about the scope of the investigation. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and we know this investigation has a one week time line. there are already questions that the fbi is doing enough fast enough. attorneys for christine blasey ford the woman wh spoke before the senate committee last week say she has still not been contacted by the fbi. however, another woman has. >> i just knew that we or jeff flake explained to "60 minutes" why he sided with democrats when he pushed to reopen the fbi background check into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> you're telling all women that they don't matter. >> what i was seeing and experiencing in an elevator and watching it in the committee and just thinking this is ripping our countr

>>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is in livermore. sky 7 is over the livermore municipal airport where a plane is off the runway there and has crashed into a fence that borders the las positas golf course. plaint is 600 feet from the runway threshold. we're told the 350i89 is okay. he walked away. the plane appears to be a single engine prop military heritage aircraft. there are many stored at that livermore airport. we have calls in to the faa and we'll bring you more information as soon as we learn more during abc 7 news here at 4:00. but now to our other top story. a loud protest at san francisco city hall. some taxi drivers not happy at all whcity's taxi medallion pro. good afternoon. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. larry beil will join us later live from oracle ash o. for the warriors season opener. >> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we spend more sometime resources on specific issues that have a big impact on your quality of life. >> traffic. some of the problems taxi drivers are dealing with stem fr

it has a new name, but how you -- how new is the deal, really? askhite house, this is a completely new trade deal that rips up what president worst deal ever signed. by another metric come whether there will be economic consequences and many analysts say a just tinkers with the margins and there will not be a significantifference when it comes to the overall economic activity between the three nation which come just to put this in context, this is a trade deal that governs $1.oftrillion wort trade between three countries. it is the biggest trade deal the u.s. is currently eight part of. laura: the top administration claims this is a hug win. is this justified? kim: when it comes to the white house, it wants to prove it can create trade deals in addition to ripping them up. this is something it will count as a successful there are certain concessions the u.s. didn't get. it convinced of the mexicans to increase -- concessions the u.s. did get. if you miss the next -- a convinced the mexicans to increase the amount of manufacturing the amount of ca

john sudworth, bbc news, xinjiang. the headlines on bbc news. devices have been sent to the homes the saudi crown prince vows to punish all the "culprits" responsible for the murder of writer jamal khashoggi in turkey. trying to crack down on america's growing addiction to drugs. president trump signs new laws as the public health crisis grows. theresa may has been applauded by backbench tory mps at a meeting tonight as she tried to get her critics to back her brexit strategy. the former home secretary, amber rudd, said that the prime minister had secured her position with a heartfelt speech despite weeks of speculation about moves to topple her. it comes after the government watchdog, the national audit office, warned that britain will pay the price of a no—deal brexit as our economics editor kamal ahmed explains. a smoothly operating border, this one at dover, where hundreds of trucks a day travel to and from the european union, with no checks and no taxes. but, like the white cliffs, we rather take it for granted. but what if all that changes

harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> someone like carroll is finally getting his due. >> i didn't knowscar the grouch. which is my favorite. >> multifaceted man. thanks again. >>> just ahead, these texas rescuers aren't horsing around. how they saved a pony from a storm drain. you're watching "early today." mean going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic rea

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under the new -- new start treaty. just to clarify, is that the position of the united states that we consider the weapons that were previewed in the speech that are under development, announced in march, hypersonic, the nuclear powered ballistic missiles, the 100 megaton nuclear torpedoes shot from drones submarines, do we consider those to be strategic nuclear weapons covered under the new start treaty? >> i would defer to my technical expert for the firm answer on that. my initial read is they would qualify as strategic weapons. >> have the russians notified any of the new type of arms featured in that speech to the bilateral consultative commission? >> they have not been raised through the formal process. >> have we asked them to do that? >> not to my knowledge. i can see what has occurred. i read the results from the technical experts meeting, that was not raised. we have not had discussions on that. >> no one has raised it. we saw your speech, we thought he talked about developing it. we believe that needs to be

this is fake news. the german government outlines its plans to get dirty diesels off the streets of us most polluted cities the diesel deal gives drivers the choice of hardware fix or a trade in and could land the industry with a hefty bill. also on the show violence breaks out in india as farmers protesting lower prices confront the police in new delhi we'll have the details. and it looks like fish and chips but it's truly not the latest craze from london features a surprising fish substitute. it's time for business on the w. i'm here you have guests it's good to have you with us and we're going to start with further fallout of the diesel gate scandal the german car maker for its bargain has officially cut loose the former chief of its subsidiary audi over his alleged role in the scandal fox wagner reports that by mutual agreement suspended audi boss who is to evacuate his place on the boards of the w. and audi effective immediately in june she was jailed on charges of fraud enough escape in connection

they showed off new pixel phones and a new home of speaker with a screen.an the new devices gain ground on apple and amazon? joining us to discuss is google's vice president at the launch event in new york. mario, thank you for joining us. going all-out on this hardware and software strategy, much more like apple. why is this a better strategy than the prior one of partnering with other companies? mario: our strategy is to bring great hardware, but to take advantage of the years of experience in ai and software to deliver an experience more official. we are trying to do useful things for our consumers. emily: what's the differentiation when it comes to the phone of the pixel from the iphone xs? mention our ai capabilities are into our third imagingh generation of to generate the best possible photos out of a smart phone, that won't stop there -- but won't stop there. our pictures are being used for many things. we are also building on to what people have not been able to do. sometimes you might take a photo where somebody's eyes are closed and the ai sugges

abc news, washington. >>> don't miss any new developments on kavanaugh's supreme court nomination.ou can be the first to know about them with our abc7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts on your phone or smart device. >>> happening today, we expect to get a look at the temporary system that's being put in place to shore up the two cracked steal beams at sales force transit center. crews will replace them with steel pipe towers. the transit and fremont street will stay closed until at least next friday, october 12th. traffic will be limited to just two lanes when it reopens. >>> traffic could be tied up with fleet week under way. fleet week events will draw huge crowds to the water front and downtown san francisco, especially for the blue angel shows happening this weekend. everyone is being encouraged to use mass transit. we have a full schedule of events for fleet week on our website, abc7news.com. >>> the facebook hack announced last week could be bigger than we thought. hundreds of companies that rely on the platform are now trying to figure out if they're impacted. apps lik

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and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, cheheck b back a li later for the morning >>> it's wednesday, october 10th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." hurricane michael has grown more powerful and is now considered extremely dangerous. the monster hurricane is set to blast the florida panhandle. >>> she's resigning, u.n. ambassador nikki haley made the surprise announcement. latest reaction. >>> and the latest investigation into a deadly limousine accident is unveiling new clues. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cdq in new york, i'm hena doba in for aaron marie green. life threatening hurricane michael is getting stronger has it moves towar coast. now an extremely dangerous kat category four storm it's expected to make landfall along the panhandle later today. it's expected to hit coast with sustained winds exceeding 130 miles per hour. while producing a potentially catastrophic storm surge of 13 feet, some 375,000 florida residents have been urged or ordered to evacuate in 22 counties. panama

this is the new normal. i'm sorry, but that new normal is not okay. >> pg&e expects to have all power restored at some point today. >>> 6:06 right now. today san francisco's transit agency is set to sign off on controversial new rules for struggling taxi industry. many companies are trying to compete with uber and lyft. among the proposed changes, the sf mta wants to drop restrictions on who can buy medalme dolli dallions and which companies can buy in bulk. they will phase out 260 medallions, most people think the idea is fair >> those guys pay 250 medallions to buy a house, they probably have a house but they mortgage their house to buy the medallion. >> thinking that this was their ticket to the american dream, you have those people all of a sudden in a situation where their medallions were almost worthless. >> the taxi services director for sf mta saying that the airport plan will help steer value back to purchase medallion holders. >> it is 6:07 right now. also today a new push to help kids in crisis cl

news story.he national significance, the fact that this is still considerably still one of the most debated matters in national discourse means that inevitably it was going to be higher on news running orders that day. some viewers are wondering why didn't nigel farage‘s very small event in comparison in harrigate, get coverage? that event was included as a way of getting extra context to what was notjust the scale of the march but the argument the march was seeking to raise. clearly, those people who were marching that day were campaigning for a second fold or a further referendum on the final brexit deal. there are many people would disagree that such a vote is necessary. and chris mason's report and a clip of six seconds duration we gave voice to that by simply saying through nigel farage‘s words that there are those that think such a further referendum is not needed. that does not mean to say that the two events were given editorial equivalence by any means. clearly, the vote in london was fa

we'll have brand-new gas lines, brand-new electric lines. all underground. >> reporter: so they're moving in the right direction. you see a lot of work still here. power has also been restored at the larkfield and mark west estates. we can expect restoration from pg&e to last at least through the end of the year. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> what a change from a year ago. thanks so much, pete. >>> this weekend, and one thing on a lot of people's minds, just how hot will it get? a live look at fremont right now. nice and clear, and just like a beautiful sight out there. we've been telling but this weekend, how hot it's going to be. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that. a lot of people have activities, especially with halloween. >> that's the key. if you're going out, especially with the costume on, you don't want to be sweating it out inside the costume. here's a look outside right now in san jose. still looks really hazy outside, but we are getting sunshine, and our temperatures are going to start to warm up. in campbell, we'll be

as we begin a new week, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 620 of the trump administration and there are new and potentially damaging revelations about supreme court nominee federal judge brett kavanaugh, many of them still rolling out tonight even as the president defended his nominee in front of a rally in tennessee. >> they have been trying to destroy him since the first second he was announced. he's a good man. great student. great intellect. never had a problem. all of a sudden, let's go back to high school. maybe they should go before high school. >> there is new reporting out tonight from the "new york times" and bloomberg. it says kavanaugh was involved in a bar fight in new haven, connecticut back in 1985 while a junior at yale. the tmz adds that kavanaugh had been questioned about it. kavanaugh's former classmate at yale chad luddington spoke to bloomberg about that fight. yesterday he released a statement describing kavanaugh as, quote, belligerent and aggressive after drinking. here is what kavanaugh said to the committee abou