that all the vehicles are scanned before entering our country for drugs and other contraband, new equipment at mail processing facilities to contradict fentanyl another opioids shipped through the international mail. new cutting-edge technology along the border to improve situational awareness and an expansion of air and marine operations along the border, and u.s. waters. there's also an expansion of risk-based targeting of passengers and cargo entering the united states, and critical repair projects at ports of entry. the proposal also includes funding to address the only real crisis that is at the border -- not a border security crisis, but a humanitarian one. by improving the capacity to appropriately make the needs of migrants who are temporarily in their custody. it supports the hiring of new investigation agents to focus on drug smuggling, gang crime, financial crime, and other high-priority law enforcement areas. it includes funding to expand alternatives to the tension programs, including family case management. and, correspondingly, it significantly reduces ice the tension beds an

. >> right now we are trying to buy new equipment, new boats, under oars. >> so far they have raisedoward their $100,000 goal. it will take a few days though to count the final total amount. >>> today's rain failed to dampen the spirits of thousands of athletes in san francisco. abc7 news on the great highway when runners squeezed past a massive puddle that nearly covered two lanes of the roadway there. the runners enjoyed the annual kaiser permanente half marathon 10k and a 5k. they followed a course that took them through golden gate park. today's race raised money for several charities. >>> knew our accuweather with spencer christian. >> where it is fall it is falling heavily in some spots. let's check out the surface wind of not strong. but we have 20 miles per hour gusts at half moon way. 28 at fairfield. check out the winds aloft -- i shouldn't say aloft but the winds in the higher elevations. 31 in mount tam. 36 in the oakland hills. 45 miles per hour gusts at mount diablo. this is the view from sutro tower looking over san francisco. wendy conditions. lots of blue showing up

then, new equipment at mail processing facilities to stop fentanyl coming in through international mail, that is a big issue for us. it's not only cutting this down but at ports of entry and other places along the border. and expansion of the border patrol, air and marine operations along the border and u.s. waters. this is not the total package, but those are some of the major points of discussion, i would hope, as we go forward now. but i was pleased yesterday, i thought everybody was of good intention. that is the way the appropriations committee usually works. as this all goes on, we have been, since the election, preparing for the people's agenda, lowering health care costs by lowering the cost of prescription drugs and ensuring the pre-existing condition benefit continues. also increasing the paychecks by building infrastructure of american greenways, from sea to shining sea and hr-1 which is moving along, to increase the voices of the american people so they know that the people's agenda will happen, and not the special interest agenda. the paycheck fairness had a hearing yesterd

we needed new equipment to get the right quality extraction from the bean and q4 was about that launch and our campaign was about sipping is believing we've accelerated out of the quarter. seen about 200 basis points growth in the category for us and i think the other headlines is we like what we see in terms of the consumer reaction it skews younger, it skews towards the afternoon, we get new guests and that important switcher we get those switches back we like how that's performed over the first ten weeks we haven't seen any impact in speed and that was really important. like i said, nobody is waking up wondering where they're going to get a latte but a great dunkin latte at a great value in the marketplace at the speed of dunkin we think that's our killer winning formula. >> i'd love an espresso right now. we'll have to go pick one up china a little bit, how are you tracking there and how tough is the competition and what kind of traction do you have >> yeah, great question, tyler you know, i spent a large part in international i know that part of the world very well. i got back fro

so the earthquakes, they come in, save the day buying all new equipment for the team and, even better, personally delivering it to their practice field on friday. >> get involved practicing and one day the earthquake is a great impact for them. it gives them a chance to grow. >> the soccer league is free for the players and uses volunteer coaches. >> chp and cal trans are warning people to stay off the roads. this is interstate 80. imagine what that's like, very poor conditions, snow still falling. expect double or triple the normal travel time and to bring chains. this was posted on facebook listing the reasons drivers should just stay home this weekend and it goes on and on. below a quote from the movie "dumb and dumber." a little humor to drive the point home. >> i don't know what more you need to hear. >> don't go. but we have a beautiful sunset behind us. >> we do. >> after a lot of rain, rob. >> this week has been interesting. low snow levels, the super snoek soaker and now low snow levels. this is how it looks up at the resort at squaw creek. it's 22 degrees. looks great. 141%g

friday, the earthquakes donated $3000 of new equipment to the team. >> we tried to make the effort to help them. >> parents with kids on the soccer team say that this donation meets -- means the world to them and it is a great way for them to staff of the streets and to maintain a healthy lifestyle. >>> they are honoring two members of their organization that recently died. the players will wear a patch on their uniform sleeves that will honor willie mccovey and the former president, and the men are two of the most important figures in san francisco giant history. one died last year, and the other last month, the team is designing on a design for the patch. >>> sports wrap minutes away, here is scott and jason i what they're working on today. >>> we have a big show coming up frio, a golden state warrior is named in mvp. >>> we are in arizona we have the latest with the giants and the a's, spring training is underway. we will see you at 11:30 pm. what's better than having fast, reliable wifi with coverage throughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireles

includes money to hire 1,200 border patrol agents, humanitarian help for detained migrants and new equipmentt ports of entry anne-marie. >> mark limpman in new york. thanks. >>> now to a case of alleged betrayal that could pose a threat to national security. a form air force counterintelligence specialist was indicted for giving classified information. david martin reports. >> for 11 years monica whitt used top secret clearance to spy on iran. first for the air force then as a government contractor. but she quit in 2010 and later according to assistant attorney general john demurs told the iranians about the secret work. >> what we alleged is what she provided was the identity, name of a secret intelligence program of the u.s. government as well as the identities of an intelligence officer. >> she first made contact with the iranian while attending an anti-american conference in tehran. after she returned to the u.s. whitt started texting with a go-between. a person holding dual u.s. iranian citizenship who was assessing her potential as a spy. in a text she told the go-between she might be

. >> we're trying to raise money to buy new equipment and boats and ores.ot more people are getting involved. >> good to see how many people are involved. so far they raised $85,000. towards the $100,000 goal. it will take a few days to count the final amount. >> a city in indiana is finding a creative way to melt the mounting snow. the solution? vodka. sort of. the street department is using a chemical made from vodka to keep the roads clear. ice be gone is a solution and a natural by product of the popular liquor. most cities use salt to clear the ice and snow. but salt will only work if the temperature is above 15 degrees. this works just as well as 30 below. >> it gives us a bit more protection. and keep the roads clear of ice build up or slick conditions. >> if it's added to the brine solution that workers treat the roads with the department says the next big problem is potholes. i don't know that vodka works for that. even more work for city crews. >> we'll start with a look at the current storm. it doesn't look very well organized. we have only scatt

the new radio comes equipped with new audio so the quality of the audio will improve. looking and we're looking to replace the aging control system and those are things we're actively working towards but we need the subway to work now. and these improvement steps are intended to do that and minimize the likelihood of a breakdown, improve our response time when we have a breakdown and communicate on it bitter. >> thank you very much good communicate on it better. >> thank you very much. do we have comment? >> clerk: mr. peterson. >> i'll ask you to speak and you can come back for board members and questions which i know there are. mr. peterson. welcome, thank you for coming down today. >> my name is christopher peterson again. thank you very much for the presentation on this issue. i'm happy to see the problems have been identified. i want to stress how utterly dysfunctional the west portal station is especially during the eveni evening communicate. it's routine to have problems and you're torturing your passengers when they're stuck and you should be addressing the tec

caitlion: with all of our new equipment, now we can make bags like this. zippers, yes. lemonis: they're the ones we got in new york, i think. caitlion: yeah. julie: yuh-huh. lemonis: wow. look at the difference. caitlion: isn't that nice? lemonis: a lot better. caitlion: yes. julie: like butter. lemonis: that's totally different. caitlion: yeah, and the inside, frank did that bottom. lemonis: so the quality has gotten better? caitlion: oh, yeah. lemonis: it's awesome. i'm surprised that none of the products have all the new tagging on it, and then where's all the messaging about the product, the history, the tree, how it works? julie: it will happen. lemonis: it's disappointing. i want the customer and the staff to be able to understand the story of why we're making and selling these products. amanda didn't do any of it. i want to make sure we're on the same page, so while i'm here, i'm going to check in with amanda. ♪ [ horn honks ] ♪ ♪ what the...? ♪ ♪ [ ringing ] amanda: it's amanda. lemonis: amanda, marcus. amanda: hey, marcus. lemonis: where are you gu

key takeaway, parents should not hesitate to ask for inspection records or questions if they see new equipment at the school. make sure it was installed correctly and inspected. >> thank you, vicki. if you have a story for the investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or even go to the website that's nbc bay area.com/investigations. >>> happening today starbucks former ceo howard schultz is stopping in the bay area hinting at running for president in 2020. he'll appear at the jewish community center at 7:00 tonight. that's in the city. tickets are sold out. >>> uber has just added public transit to the app and aims to being that one stop shop for all the modes of getting around, point a to point b. a new feature is rolled out and right now it's only in denver. so this is how it will work. when customers open the uber app they see a tiny train icon with the word transit next to it showing a list of bus or train routes with directions to the nearest station and stop and the expected fare price. users will be able to buy train tickets right from the app. >>> if you plan to load up your clipper card a

loss valued at more than $3,000 to the earthquake came in and decided to save the day buying all new equipment for the team and then the best part -- personally delivering it to the practice field on friday. >> when you get them involved and practicing and when they grow up they will help and the earthquake is just a great impact for them because it gives them a chance that they have a chance to grow. >> such a cool thing for the kids. soccer league is free and the players -- for the players and they use volunteer coaches. >>> up in the sierra, chp and caltrans has a message for everybody. do us a favor and stay off the roads. it is a mess. this is interstate 80 today. the roads are covered in snow. still coming down. if you do drive, expect your normal travel time to double maybe triple. bring chains, please. placerville chp posted this on facebook. listing all of the reasons why drivers should just stay home this weekend and below they have a quote from the movie "dumb and dumber." so you are telling me there is a chance? yes, indeed. humor to drive the point home and it worked. >> but if yo

technology to be upgraded school lessons the traditional way this school needs more than just new equipment before digital media can become a proper subject. we are most concerned about is that there isn't enough staff available that is capable of using digital media time media now and that means of course more than short term help we need new long term staff positions to be created we need someone in charge of tech support on the staff. up until now there were a few teachers who could take things into their own hands the eighth grade math class has just begun using tablets once in a while it's a pilot project the students are creating their own digital math book but every day school lessons don't include discussion of project yet. we don't do this kind of thing enough we should have projects like this in other subjects as well. we don't use digital media enough especially considering that we all have cell phones they could also be used in class we don't need any books everything's available on an i pad but with only thirty i pads for more than six hundred students that won't be happening a

on friday the earthquakes donated $3,000 worth of new equipment to the team. >>> position players reportingay for the san francisco giants. pitchers and catchers reporting last week, and now the rest are in camp today. the team struggled on offense last season, and hoping for improvement on that side of the ball. the spring training opening game against the angels of anaheim. >>> it's 7:46, and the golden state warriors were a big part of the all star weekend in charlotte, north carolina, and it was all about the offense. >> curry behind. >> it was ridiculous. show it again steph. >> just the right bounce, just high enough over kevin durant, and just high enough for the slam dunk. the warriors who were there were a big part of the game. thompson 20 points. curry was dazzle, the warriors are back in action on thursday to host the kings. >>> ♪ oh say does that star- spangled banner, banner yet wave ♪ [ applause ] >> the soulful singing of anthony hamilton singing the national anthem at the all star game is getting rave reviews, and it was simple, just two guitars with him. they compared it to

test of whether or not semi industry people are bullish is what they are doing as far as ordering new equipment. listen to the comments coming from the caboose get the sense there's not a lot of bullishness about the picture. >> wbc western 19. time to fade >> i'm not on these names at the price level josh is citing i'm buying them off the rebound. i'm concerned. i'm suspicious i'm also focused on what is going on in terms of demand outside the u.s. >> you have to go broader. should that stock be up 20% today. it's not just semis. the stocks get over bought >> standard deviation is about 30%. let's not get too carried away with the dayday-to-day >> ten seconds >> donald trump sees the pain created by his tariffs he backs off of them uk and europe see that it's really dumb to go to the brink and they back off of hard brexit and china turns around because of it. >> good stuff. great having you here. here is what else is coming up >>> straight ahead, the analyst that's calling the optimism of one management team into question >>> the options in ge show a big move may be coming pete is on the case

new scanning equipment will help detect drugs. they remain a cause of instability and violence.that remains a challenge for us. every day, there is an assault on my collea g u es every day, there is an assault on my colleagues and prisoners, that is regretful, but it is getting safer. nottingham is one of ten prisons are getting investment and support to cut violence. i would not committed to going into those ten prisons and committed to reducing violence and drugs andi committed to reducing violence and drugs and i would not put myjob on the line unless i was confident we could do it, but it is worth putting in context in those ten prisons, violence has been rising steadily month on month five years, so turning that around and bring it down is going to be challenged. that is certainly the case here, the permit it and dedication of the staff. —— going to be a challenge. this is the briefing from bbc news. i'm ben bland. the latest headlines: president trump is seeking funding for his controversial border wall by declaring a national emergency. democrats say doing so would be be

questioning, he stopped the interview shortly after it began and government aides confiscated the news team's equipmenteported the incident buts the phone was taken away in the middle of the call. the government had set up multiple interviews during the country's deepening crisis. >> and nicolas maduro refusing to resign despite international president. in a new interview, maduro accuses the trump administration of trying to provoke a awar to seize his country's huge oil reserves. >> translator: the united states wants venezuela's oil and they are willing to go to war for that oil. everything that the united states government has done has been condemned. they are trying to fabricate a crisis to justify political escalation and a military intervention to writebring a wa. >> the interview released after mch gave mike pence gave a forceful speech slamming made did your low and backing juan guaido for the presidency. nick paton walsh has more from bogota. >> reporter: vice president mike pence's visit on monday to b really about sharing as much solidarity as possible after the violence of last weaken and e

. >> right now we're trying to raise money to buy new equipment, buy new boats, new oars.ople are getting involved. >> so far they have raised $85,000 toward their $100,000 goal. but it will take a few days to count to the final amount. >> in the north bay, the novato library has closed again because the roof is leaking. it was announced on the library's website and the closure is expected to last for two weeks. this comes just a day after the library reopened following a renovation project. workers replaced the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system to accommodate the south novato library is going to offer extended hours. >> all right. live doppler 7 offering up a lot of green out there. >> yeah, it's doing its work today. here's spencer with the forecast. >> it's working overtime today. here's a look, closer look at live doppler 7. the rain has arrived. it's raining in many locations already. certainly those close to the coast line and the storm as you can see contains not only green, a lot of yellow and orange indicating heavier downpours and steadier rain so

there is funding to hire 1200 border patrol agents, humanitarian aid for the the tank migrants and new equipment at the port of entry. >>> we are staying on top of several stories and here's a live look in sausalito where a woman was trapped under the debris after the mudslide slammed into the home. >>> let's check on the weather and traffic gianna and mary. we have been covering the story all morning and we have anne of it -- anne makovec live at the scene. >>> we have had multiple traffic alerts due to the flooding and debris in the roadway but this crash is along 880. let's go to the maps and live cameras where traffic is really backing up. it is slow-and-go on 880 at 238 so give yourself extra time. it is crawling. this is 880 at 238 due to the accident and again, a big rig is involved and this is a traffic alert. north 101 in candlestick we have a report of a two-car crash with two lanes are blocked, slow-and-go. we have a trouble spot on 880 northbound at dixon which is where the troubles are due to the traffic alert. south 880 and hayward we have stop and go conditions as well. let's jump

they bought new equipment for the team, and personally delivered it to ac milan's practice field on friday. that soccer league is free for the players, and uses all volunteer coaches. love good news like that. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, another twist in the jussie smollett investigation. what was thought to be a hate crime against the bay area native "empire" actor may have been something else entirely. did he stage it all? the latest on the investigation. >>> plus, the first catholic bishop to lose his title in 100 years, officially defrocked. the message the vatican hopes it sends, next. alright, you've been here but have you... been blown away on this? saved the day with him? or built a snowman with her? it's time to make some magic for as low as $70 per person, per day. >>> good sunday morning to you. it is 7:29, taking a live look in san jose where the sun is shining and the roads are wet. that's a good preview of what we'll be experiencing today. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast, a

the scope of work includes an expansion of the playground, new equipment, as well as paving work in the perimeter, and some minor upgrades to the maintenance area next to the playground. the concept design for the project was approved in februart community input process. the community has been kept up-to-date on updates to the design via e-mail and our website. with assistance of the department of public works, they advertised a bid for the project in november. thank you to the public works contract and team for helping us get these projects through. bids were open on december 18 th and a total of two bids were received. c.f. contracting inc. was the lowest responsive bidder with a bid of 1,000,635, $350. this project is supported by the san francisco parks alliance, haight-ashbury neighborhood council, the panhandle neighborhood association, and supervisor vallie brown. staff recommends that the commission award a construction contract as previously indicated i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> i do have one card for public comments. jane. >> hello, commissioners. it ha

of those 14,000 equipment items, 94% were able to be recycled. that equates to about, as a new known. even if it is re cycle d or wouldn't have known. even if it is recycled or not, it does the job i need. yellow like this one has brakes on both wheels, john. the nhs as each council has to balance the cost of collection, cleaning and reassuring devices against the cost of providing new equipment. nhs bosses have urged staff to recycle to help save money, and make the service more environmentally friendly. but the onus is on individual hospitals. nicky fox, bbc news. —— nikki fox. time fora individual hospitals. nicky fox, bbc news. —— nikki fox. time for a look at the weather. thanks, joanna. some spots started with double digit temperatures, starting the way it needs to go on. we have seen some brighter intervals from time to time. this will continue to be the trend, i think, time. this will continue to be the trend, ithink, heading time. this will continue to be the trend, i think, heading through the day. gradually, that cloud lifting and breaking to allow for bright, even s

farm economy is weaker because there was a buying spree in 2013, 2014 and it's now time to get new equipment in a general cycle, farmers are being hurt by the chinese tariffs on their products being exported, but it's not all bad dairy exports may be down but since soybean exports are down, it's cheaper to feed their cattle >> some of the benefits have been lower input costs as well because of lack of exports of soybean meal and corn. it's actually helped us on the input side >> and there's other things. for example, domestic garlic producers are having a great year because of the tariffs on chinese garlic coming into the country. and on the other hand, while fresh oranges out of california, the exports have plummeted 80% you missed out on the chinese lunar new year for you and me, that means lower prices at the grocery store. so it's good and bad >> i didn't know about the garlic jane, what you are saying is, and i'm curious, are people starting to stockpile now because they think tariffs might be going up again orring china might retaliate? how are they planning in this kind of environment

i'm taking the old equipment out that was broken, and i'm bringing in new refrigeration.17,000 to buy new equipment that allows for great presentation of prepared foods. anything that's in that kind of container ready to roll -- prepared. spencer: okay. lemonis: salads pre-made -- boom. soups prepackaged -- done. nelson's next door preparing a number of different recipes that we're gonna sell at swansons grill, as well as in the prepared-food cases. -did you taste that? -gary: yeah, i did. i'm gonna taste it again. this is delicious. lemonis: i'm also adding fresh produce in the store 'cause customers may want to buy some vegetables to go along with their fish, increasing the amount they spend per visit. in the past, swansons was nothing more than a fresh-fish market. now you can buy prepared foods, you can buy produce, you can buy lunch or dinner next door, you can buy soup to go, both fresh and frozen -- lots of different options. all of that's gonna double the business here. i've spent over five days at swansons spread out over four weeks, and i'm finally back to see w

, parents should not hesitate to ask for inspection records or ask questions if they see new playground equipment at their children's school. make sure it was installed correctly and inspected. >> some good advice. thank you, vicky. if you have a story, tip for us regarding this story or anything else, give us a call, 888-99 of-tips or visit our website. >>> more trouble for the catholic church. a high-ranking priest in the oakland diocese is now accused of sexual misconduct with a minor. father alexander castillo is on paid administrative leave while the archdiocese conducts an investigation. the news revealed in an internal letter to the clergy that was leaked. the archdiocese says it can't reveal when and where the alleged misconduct happened for fear of identifying the underaged victim. >> it's really suspicious. this priest was sent to throw or four different places, and tele allegation came from. >> now father castillo we know sent time at st. anthony parish in oakley andy of guadalupe in fremont before he was handpicked tock at the oakland diocese. we put together this map showing clergy a

have seen a boom in demand the cost a company to hire more workers and invest heavily in new plant and equippedemand. heather: created 29 new jobs with tax cuts. we can bring up other things you did with that and tell people what you use those savings for. >> savings from the tax cuts we invested wisely back into the complete, built a new lab it is 5 times larger than the new lab for research and development, new chemical compounding equal in, new lines for packaging and invested back to our employees and increased bonuses, a new 401(k) retirement program for our employees and increased salaries. heather: do you expect finances to continue to improve over the next year? >> i do, yes. we are set now with new capacity from the equipment we just purchased. we are well situated for 2019 going forward. heather: 69% of people agree with you, expect their finances to improve next year as well. a message for someone in the workforce, either creating a small business or someone looking for a job? >> the labor market is very tight and that is something i told the ways and means committee yesterday. if yo

most of the states are moving towards not only purchasing new voting equipment but also other aspects of the election process in terms of voter registration, election audits, security overall. so it's not just purchasing new voting equipment. they are going from registration to election night reporting. >> my point is i don't see how they are going to be able to get that done by the 2020 primaries. you are talking about next march is alabama's primary. some are as early as february. january of next year. finally, you talked about the eac certifying security systems. can you tell me more about that security process? >> it's voting systems overall. basically, for voting systems, when the state decides that they want to fall under that process of our voluntary voting system guidelines, those systems are sent by the vendors to our test labs, then certified to those standards. it's the same as if computers or iphones or other aspects of that, they are tested to a certain standard. >> can you have your staff submit to my staff, the full committee staff, for that matter, what those certifica

new scanning equipment will help detect drugs — they're a major cause of instability and violence.ntally still unsafe, and that remains a challenge for us. every day there's an assault on my colleagues, and on other prisoners. that is regretful. but it is getting safer, but it's coming from such a low threshold that it will take time to get to a place where i and everybody can feel safe whereever we go. nottingham is one of ten prisons that are getting investment and support to cut violence. most are becoming more stable, according to the minister who's pledged to resign if the number of assaults doesn't come down by this summer. i wouldn't have committed to going to those ten prisons and committed to reducing violence and drugs, and i wouldn't have put myjob on the line unless i was confident we can do it, but it is worth putting in context that in those ten prisons violence has been rising steadily, month on month for five years, so turning that around and bringing it down is going to be a challenge. that's certainly the case here, despite the commitment and dedication of the sta

says he is going to essentially make the armed forces more lethal, and that is by giving them new equipmenthave avoided that in part by getting more money for the treasury, but then public accounts committee says he can‘t afford to equip meant he has already said he wa nts to equip meant he has already said he wants to buy, let alone this new list of equipment, is waiting there will be some doubts as to whether the mod, whether he can actually give all of this new kit to the armed forces, and it is not cheap ticket he is talking about here. such as cutting—edge technology, using swarms of drones, is not something that most armed forces would be able to do at the moment. and what about where the uk sits in its alliances, because obviously militarily that is a huge question posed brexit. yes, they are clear that the bedrock will remain nato. he dismissed the notion of an eu army saying that country theory of already had to spend 2% of their wealth, their gross domestic product, on defence, which they weren‘t doing at the moment. part of the problem is that this is a global vision for britain‘

you can't buy new equipment, you can't buy fuel for you your vehicles if your economy is suffering hyperinflationdon't want to be used by the incumbent regime to suppress potentially violently and enter into what could become a civil war things get worse. i'm guessing along in the military would welcome some kind of a graceful way out of this. the problem is, it's hard to see with the graceful way would be. without having mutiny. >> neil: i'm sorry. with ferdinand mark off to hawaii or something like that, new leadership takes control in the philippines. which country whic would take m? >> that's a good question. probably cuba, maybe russia. i think it's a good possibility to raise. with marcos we used american leverage in american push. may be stronger than what president trump is doing now. some fighter jet flyovers and things like that. ultimately, it's it was to shame him into exile. not everybody will be willing to take that gamble and leave their cronies behind. that's why it is a high risk again. i think the trump administration is doing a good job. they don't control the outcome here. >>

in the future, i say there will be new equipment that is suitable for the united states. >> reporter:ce agencies are concerned about huawei's 5g growth. >> it is so much faster, and it allows such a larger data flow that it significantly enhances the capabilities of an intelligence service to steal data. >> reporter: former cia acting director michael morrell. >> 5g is going to allow a much larger number of devices to be connected to the internet. when you connect more devices, you create more platforms from which an intelligence service can spy from. >> reporter: the trump administration has warned its allies that it may t if our all dependent on the east. >> reporter: do you view that as a threat? >> first of all, i would like to thank them because they are great figures. 5g was not known by common people, but now these great figures are all talking about 5g. and we're becoming more influential and getting more contracts. >> reporter: i sense little bit of sarcasm there. >> translator: oh, please tell them. i'm actually thanking them for promoting us. >> reporter: despite warnings f

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neil: do you need all new equipment for this thing?> massive roll out for infrastructure across the country. that is focused at the fcc when we came in our regulations were a bit outdated we cut over $3.5 billion of regulatory red tape. that is enabling the private sector to push forward so quickly as you started with the 5g deployments across the country. neil: i heard a lot about the chinese are working on structures of their own some said beat when we have. technology attaches to those structures where we have the lead but i don't know what the real deal is here but who leads in the struggle? >> how we won the race to 4g and all the economic opportunity that unleashed last send years. they look at 5g as a chance to flip the scrip. they want to be leader. neil: you've been very patient with my technological ignorance, what do they have we don't and what do we have they don't? >> part is deploying the actual network infrastructure itself. that is a big part of 5g. second, what do you build on top of the network. connect the cars, tele

and get that off the shelves so, most of the states are moving towards not only purchasing new voting equipment but other aspects of the election process in terms of voter registration, election audits, security overall, it's not just purchasing new voting equipment they go from registration to election reporting . >> my point is i don't see how they can get this done by the 2020 primaries. next march is alabama's next primary and summer as early as february or january of next year . finally, you talked about certifying that the eac certifies election security systems, can you tell me more about this process? >> its voting systems overall, basically for voting systems , when the state decides that they want to fall into the process of the guidelines of those systems are set by vendors to test labs and then certified to those standards. it's the same with computers or iphones or other aspect of that. they are test it to a certain standard . >> can you have your staff submit to my staff or the full committee staff, what the standards are? i'd be interested in reviewing those . >> there several of

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. >> reporter: the key takeaway here, parents should not hesitate to ask see new playground equipment at their children's school to make sure it was installed correctly and that it was thank you, vick. that is a tragic story. >>> let's turn your attention to the weather now. and the storm that is headed our way. this is a live look across the bay area. it is nice and clear outside. but that is going to change within the next 24 hours. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and jeff, you look outside and it looks beautiful but that is going to be a big difference in a couple of hours. >> it is. we haven't seen any big changes in the storm system that would lead us to think otherwise. right now it looks like a stronger storm that could bring us flooding issues, certainly as we head into parts of the weekend. now the thing that will boost up the rainfall totals with the storm that is right now continuing to develop is a southerly moisture tap that genen hansing the totals helping to give us this threat of flooding. so with that in place, we have a flash flood watch here at 5:00

new scanning equipment will help detect drugs. they remain a cause of instability and violence. fundamentally still unsafe and that remains a challenge for us. every day there is an assault on my colleagues and prisoners, that's regretful, but it is getting safer. nottingham is one of ten prisons that are getting investment and support to cut violence. i would not have committed to going into those ten prisons and committed to reducing violence and drugs and i would not put myjob on the line unless i was confident we can do it, but it is worth putting in context that, in those ten prisons, violence has been rising steadily month on month five years, so turning that around and bringing it down is going to be a challenge. that's certainly the case here, dspite the commitment and dedication of the staff. donald trump is to declare a national emergency in order to secure funding for his border wall with mexico. critics say the move is unlawful and an abuse of presidential power. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler has more. the long border that divides the us and mexico is at