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laura: in one piece of good news, that girl the bbc discovered being sold in kuwait returned home to guinea in west africa and went back to school last week. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, the measlesirus may be more dangerous than scientists thought. new studies reveal what could be long-term damage. laura: officials in cambodia say ey have found the body o missing british backpacker. the 21-year-old was last seen at a beach party last week. reporter: this was an island living in hope. thlocals have starter day pleading to their cambodian spirits to help them gnd their miss visitor. cours later, amelia was found, but it was the o everyone feared. her body recovered far out at sea. a 21-year-old on her first tp abroad alone would never return. her sister wrote on facebook, "now we have to get our amelia back home to england so we can lay her beautiful soul to rest and remember the wonderful life she amelia was one of many british backpackers who come here. local officials initially shtd they thoughe drowned here. but her family believes she could have been attacked. earlier, her da

school football games in the west contra costa school district. start times are at 5:00 p.m. for the rest of the season. abc 7 news reporter, lisa amin gulezian is live. >> reporter: the games will take place on thursdays at 5:00 going forward, and varsities will be fridays at five instead of seven. all this comes after last week's shooting which took place after a high school game in richmond. three people were hurt. they were supposed to play john sweat high school tomorrow. first administrators thought the game could go on if they brought in more law enforcement and changed the start time but now they postponed the game all together. >> there's some anxiety associated with the incident last week. we know this was outside of the game, and outside of the district. but either way, we're going to take all the precautionary steps possible so there's no chance of spillover into our games or our campus or our community. >> this is not a west contra costa school district problem. this is an issue of concern that affects high schools throughout the state, throughout the bay area, throughout the country, in fact. if you

new report. it ranks west menlo park as the best suburb to raise a family in california because of excellent schools and nice weather. other suburbs on the list are loyola, lows s altos hills, mone sereno and palo alto. congrats. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> you guys are welcome for the weather. i help out with that. west menlo park, way to go. live doppler 7. a quiet scan across the region. outside we go to the sutro tower. no fog. we don't have a marine layer along the coast line. expect a lot of sunshine today. it will be a cooler afternoon today compared to yesterday. we'll have a cold front slide through here. a warming trend gets under way on friday. it is warm to hot on sunday continuing into monday. right now we're into the 40s and 50s. jacket needed as you go throughout your morning. also the winds along the coast will begin to pick up as that front moves through. not exactly gusty across the region. along the coastline we will see those winds gusting close to 20 miles per hour at times. highs later on today, 65 in the city, breezy. 72 for pal

cares for his grandfather and works at an after school program with kids says he hopes he won't be judged for his one mistake. kerry sanders, nbc news, west palm beach, florida. >>> all right. after the break our tribute to a pioneering actress >>> finally tonight, tributes pouring in for the legendary diahann carroll, the pioneering actress who broke hollywood's barriers, who died today from cancer at age 84 rehema ellis looks back at her remarkable left >> reporter: she was a tony, golden globe winner and academy award nominee. but one of diahann carroll's most famous roles was also her most controversial >> merry christmas >> reporter: in 1968 as "julia" sasin a television series not playing a domestic worker with america in the midst of a tense civil rights movement, some critics said blacks had no time for comedy carroll was defiant. >> you must stop believing that the only thing that is valid for blacks on television is a documentary. >> reporter: tonight remembrances including fromd elegant, carroll was born in new york in 1935 her career was long and brh roles on "gray's anatomy" and "dynasty." >> i didn't thk >> reporter: a emmy

there are new developments, a shooting is leading to a big change for high school football games in the east bay. >> the west contra costa unified school district is moving start times up to 5:00 p.m. for the rest of the season that's in response to gunfire after a game in richmond that happened friday. three teens got hurt. among the other changes, students from outside the district will only be age to attend games if they're with an adult. games can be canceled at any time if there's a safety concern. >>> in the south bay, gilroy high school's varsity football team is forfeiting the rest of the season after police cited four players for sexual battery. a teammate reported he was assaulted in the locker room and since then ten players have quit the team. >>> to the impeachment battle in washington. this morning attorneys for the whistle-blower who exposed that controversial phone call between president trump and ukraine said they had no help. >> house democrats are vowing to subpoena the white house. serena marshal has the story. >> reporter: as democrats prepare to subpoena the white house, the president u

school was playing pineau valley high at the time, richmond police say there's a standing rivalry between the 2 teams west contra costa unified school district plans to restrict student attendance. now newules will be all spectators will have to be seated. students without a student id will have to be with an adult as for the ongoing investigation from last week's shooting. police say there were several fights that broke out during the evening mostly involving young females. police say there was a group of leaving the game and that's when gunfire erupted 2 teenagers were shot, taken to the hospital another person with gunshot wounds drove themselves to the hospital police at this time are following up on leads and looking at cell phone video from the night hoping to get a picture of the suspect as a result of all this the school district's varsity games. again we'll start at 5 this friday junior varsity games will take place on thursdays reporting live in the newsroom. gayle ong kron 4 news gayle. thank you meantime gilroy high school has forfeited the rest of its football season. >>we first brought you this the story she was breaking news last night on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock now we'r

news at 9. >>pam ken thanks very much. yes. it is friday night friday night football huge in high schools across the country, some changes though for games in westa costa county this comes just one week after a shooting injured 3 students at a game, new security measures now in place that's next in a live report. plus san francisco has a new interim district attorney but not everyone is happy about that high. >>timing of mayor london breed's new appointment hear from the candidates in the upcoming days race who feel that the mayor is playing favorites plus a red flag warning in effect starting tomorrow night because of high dry windy conditions our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow sitting right over here has our weekend forecast. keep right here kron 4 news in 9 starts right after this break. come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or eve

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new book on covering the most explosive stories of the me too era and much more. m♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite schoolody: we return now to the volatile situatithe syrian -turkish border where an american effort over the past five years devolved into new violence in the last few days. we are back with more. reporter: whatat are thet developments in the fluid situation in syria and the middle east and what do they mean? longtime watchers.from two he is now president of an organization that prerotes mutual uanding in the middle east. and joshua is the director for mi university of oklahoma thank you very much to you both. ambassador, let me start with you. the developments in the last few days -- turkish alignedouorces moving into northern syria. syrian government forces moving north now allied with former s. partners syrian kurds.n how does that affect u.s. stated goals in syria? >> i remember that president obama was severely criticized for pulling out of iraq in 2011 and many people said that pullout of u.s. troops led to the rise of isis. some have said it would have said it would of happened anyway

west valley college in saratoga are canceled today. you can find a full list of the school closures on a website, ktr today there will be a news conference held by people who survived the 2017 tubbs fire , alerting other fire victims about an urgent deadline to file a claim. the tubbs the group of survivors say more than half of all the fire victims still have not filed a claim. and the deadline is 5 pm, october 21. the people eligible to file include those who lost property, income or suffered emotional distress. the group says victims do not need to hire a lawyer or even know the monetary value of their claim for them to file a claiower outage is not lost on the survivors of the tubbs fire. it was two years ago that flames swept through the coffey park neighborhood. 44 people died in the tubbs fire . half lived in sonoma county. nine were in the city of santa rosa. the luther burbank center for the arts was partially burned during the firestorm. it is now the location of a permanent memorial. >> there is hope and there is rebuild but there's still a lot of recovery to be done. we're not just recovering homes. we are recovering life. >>

new report. it ranks west menlo park as the best suburb to raise a family in california because of excellent schools and nice weather. other suburbs on the list are loyola, los altos hills, monte sereno and palo alto. the ranking and review site niche did that survey. at least there's some good news. i feel like oftentimes we're saying we're boworst for traffi. >> but best in the weather. today won't disappoint. it's nice. cooler today than yesterday. still nonetheless a gorgeous day. live doppler 7 giving you the sweep across the region. nothing to be found. it's quiet. east bay camera, no fog from this vantage point. a sunny day on the way. cooler afternoon today compared to yesterday. do not worry. warming up tomorrow. it's warm to hot even on sunday. temperatures bouncing back above average. right now, morning cool is there. 40 in novato. 50 in vallejo. san ramon cool at 42. winds rightt. n if you're along the coastline, we will see a breeze pick up later this afternoon. by 3:00, 4:00, winds gusting over 20 miles per hour at times. that's thanks to a cold front that will move through here and br

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new. these children are taking a short cut on the way home from school. even more kids trespassing the holidays. alex and edwin work for british transport police, and do extra patrols around the westnds when the kids are at school. what we are actually looking at today is to make sure that there are no access points onto the railway, by looking at the fences. the vegetation doesn't look like it's been disturbed at all, so in this instance, there has been no access attempt. the line at the top of this embankment, is one of the busiest in britain. this adds to the risk. that's 25,000 volts in there. that is not something you want to be messing about with, at all. no. it certainly was for tom. he was 16 and almost died trespassing on the railways when electricity from the overhead lines ripped through his body. i suffered 57% burns, all third degree, so all nerve endings, all the sweat glands, everything like that was just destroyed. he'll be scarred for the rest of his life. you would hope that what happened to tom would serve as a warning to others, but in the fives years since he suffered that catastrophic catastrophic electric shock, the number of children and young people caught

news. >> okay. >>> the time is 5:08. most grade school districts closed yesterday because of the power. they will be opened today including the oakland and west school district. however, several county school districts will be closed. that includes alexander valley. buffing ham will be closed until tuesday. in napa county, no school today because of a teacher's day is scheduled. several college classes are cancelled. you can go and sigh if your school is opened today and also find a list of information. the time is 5:09. a business partner of two men accused of campaign violations will be back in a san francisco courtroom today. he is facing charges of conspiring to arrange illegal donations. he was indicted for alleged crimes with an attempt to set up a marijuana venture here in the u.s. it describes donating to various political candidates using the money of an unnamed national. the two associates of rudy giuliani are being charged with violating the campaign finances laws. they played the key roles to investigate the business dealings of hunter biden in ukraine. they're accused of using the money to make the u.s. political contributions an

school lindsey graham. >> that one? i don't remember. >> kanye west talks about how there is old kanye and new kanye, and there is a lot of people who prefer old kanye there is a little bit of a version of that with lindsey graham. one of the points he made there that could be relevant in this impeachment is not only what do the whistle-blowers have, but whether there is obstruction from the white house over something that is so central. lindsey graham's view used to be that level of obstruction changes the game. take a look. >> the day richard nixon failed to answer that subpoena is the day he was subject to impeachment because he took the power from congress. >> well, it's mind-boggling to me that congress isn't standing up now and saying this is about the constitution. this is about the three branches of government. this is about our role as the legislative branch. i would think that they would be outraged at the amount of stonewalling that's been going on and that they wouldn't see this as being undermining the very premise of our government and our constitution. and it's -- you know, it's enormously troubling. i don't get it. i do --

new in our approach. i remind people my first roommate at west point came to the academy from tehand american high school. balance on both sides of the arabian gulf helped us until it didn't. up until that time we did not have large deployments of troops in the region. we did not need them. our relationships on each side maintained a relative level of stability that served our interest. we could argue about the tactics that fell underneath this approach. the overall concept itself in my view was sound. i don't think this is particularly wise or even achievable right now. i do support dialogue. it means the united states should pursue an overall approach that makes or keeps us the preferred partner in the region. economically, and militarily. being the preferred partner will allow us an opportunity to preserve our interest while at the same time shifting focus to look at our long-term survival. having staked out a proposed and state, a preferred partner, let me address some of the ways and means we should pursue this objective. first we need to bring the conflict to a political conclusion. i consider these

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newe frontier in ght against alzheimer's and much more. ch♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalisma: we turn now to the democratic presidential race. 12 candidates faced off last night in ohio. yamiche alcindor was there and is back now with this report. >> i want to give a realibe check to eli. yamiche: the attacks on elizabeth wren came from all sides. >> senator warren said we can't be running vague campaigns. >> sometimes i think that senator warren is more focused on being punitive or pitting some part of the country against the otherin instead of li people up and making sure this country comes together. >> i'm really notion that anyone thinks i'm punitive. yamiche: the massachusetts senator has been gradually rising in the polls. gawhen she declined to go into the detail about the cost of her medicare for all plan -- >> cost will go up for the wealthy, for bigorrations, and for middle-class families they will go down. yamiche:on more moderate voice the stage pounced. they included amy klobuchar. >> the difference between a plan and a pipeom dam ishing you can get done. yamich

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new in our approach. i remind people my first roommate at west point came to ehran americanom t high school. this level of balance on both sides of the arabian gulf helped us until it didn't. up until that time, we did not have large deployments of troops in the region. we did not need them. our relationships on each side maintained a relative level of stability that served our interests. we can certainly argue about the tactics that fell underneath this approach. but the overall concept itself in my view was sound. i am also not suggesting that we should orchestrate some kind of near-term kumbaya moment with the iranians. i don't think this is particularly wise or even achievable right now. although, i do support movements towards dialogue. it means the united states should pursue an overall strategic approach that makes or keeps us the preferred partner in the region. morally, diplomatically, economically, and militarily. being the preferred partner will allow us an opportunity to preserve our important interests in this region while at the same vitalhifting focus to national interests tha

new test results reveal two oakland high school have soil contaminated with lead. the elevated levels were found under pavement at the ralph bunche academy in westtreet academy in the neighborhood. officials say the soil does not pose a health risk to students because it's under the blacktop and is entirely contained. >>> police in the east bay are looking for thieves who stole computers from an elementary school. workers boarded up the doors yesterday after burglars shattered glass to break into four classroom and ruby bridges elementary school in alameda. this happened tuesday night when the campus was closed. two laptops were taken and students were temporarily relocated to other classrooms as the mess was cleaned up. >> it's disappointing when people break into schools and take property. we are here to educate and take care of children and these are public resources. >> several campuses in the east bay have recently been burglarized where computers and tools were the tens of thousands of dollars have been stolen. police are investigating whether the incidents are related. >>> right now it's 620 getting them. our top story continues. that big

west contra costa unified parents. new rules are going into effect starting today. for starters, everyone is getting carded. >> if you are one of your students you need to have your proper school id and you'll be allowed to attend the game. >> reporter: teens who do not attend a school in the district will not be allowed to watch the game unless they come with a game. jv games will be at 35k on thursday and varsity games will be friday at 5:00 p.m. if there's a threat during that game, they have the authority to cancel the game on the spot. so far that has not happened. all we've heard is parents cheering their kids on. i'm melissa colorado. >>> so, tonight not too bad for a game this week. the temperatures are going up a little bit. >> weekend is going to feel a little hot especially after how the temperatures have been this week. outside right now gorgeous conditions from the east bay on to the coast. the coast is literally clear. half moon bay you see the sunshine there. belvedere looking to san francisco, that's a beautiful view, 66 degrees currently near belvedere looking south toward san francisco. you can see the hazy skies out west, a little cool as the wind comes off

west point and went to harvard law school. he knows from what is proper and he knows better, in lack of a better phrase. how damaging is this news, he was on that call? >> well, brian, it's really a surprising revelation today that he was on that call, and i think it shows a few things. and in terms of damaging, by the way, it's very problematic for secretary pompeo himself because he now becomes ensnared in this impeachment investigation. but what it tells us about the administration is that what trump was doing with ukraine was supervised, in a way, by the secretary of state, and that the secretary of state did not, apparently, register any alarm about it, and in fact, was questioned, as you showed in the opening of the show, by reporters and did not seem to offer the full truth in his answers. you might even say he was covering something up in his answers. and we're learning more and more about the role of the state department in this whole ukraine episode, because rudy giuliani is talking about how he's been coordinating some of his work with ukraine, his conversations with ukraine, through the state department, and it begs

today all high school football games in the west contra costa county football games are scheduled to start earlier at 5:00 p.m. after a shooting outside in game in richmond recently. >>> news platforms and our website kpix.com. >>> welcome back. it's friday morning. 7:57 and busy on the freeways. we've got a crash near rutgear road. you've got some chp on scene as well with the backup at least until 24. westbound 24 busy coming out of and we do have this crash as you work your way northbound. slow and go anyway northbound 101 out of the north bay. >>> plenty of sunshine, a beautiful day across the bay area not just today but for the weekend as well. today, the start of a warming trend for us as high pressure builds in. 78 in livermore. fremont mountain view oakland 72. upper 60s in san francisco and we will continue to watch those temps climb as we head into the weekend sunday and the warmest day out of the week and the warmest day of our weekend. >>> it's friday. how gad are you about that? 2019. october 4th. welcome back to "cbs this morning ". i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. new information about trump administration pressure on ukraine while the pr

there is more security a new rules in place at some east bay high school football games over safety concerns, including the west contra costa school district to change the kickoff times their first game after 3 people were shot fall game last week kron four's dan thorn has the details. >>a noticeably smaller crew and was on hand for the hearse or unity football game friday night, citing safety the west dirict's varsity chool football games. now kick off at 05:00pm i get it. >>i understand it at the same time and barry in coming in for a lot of hands who are working until 5 o'clock. >>parent tiffany nash says the timing was not the issue, it's a lack of security before and after the games. she says last week's shooting near de anza high school. was terrifying to learn about, but the school district can find other ways to keep people safe. >>my kids and these kids to be safe. it just seems like there should be >>under district wide mandate. security is also not allowing students into the games without a school id and spectators will have to remain seated. while the game is going on. wever e new changes do have so

school back in 1887 the building. it was hidden inside also important it was built for new west education commission run by protestantson settlers for free that community members were excited to see what was inside. >>they try to preserve things. >>pretty cool inside were several newspapers educational books ogden business cards. map of salt lake city and a note written by construction work by a construction worker wishing the school well the capsule and its contents will be taken to ogden and then put on display after that it will be cataloged and made an official part of the state history record pretty cool stuff. there. fans this morning as well as the state has released previously unheard music. 40th anniversary of his iconic self titled second album the new song is an acoustic version of >>thing you feel like i can't say that without singing at the shot version of course which was released back in 1984 became a top 10 hit and won 2 grammys the newly-released demo version is available. farm so definitely download that and today it. >>the annual national lgbt center awareness day it was started back in 1994 as a wa

new hampshire. that's live at 12:45 p.m. eastern over on c-span. also a discussion on russia/ukraine relations and the role of the west. the program hosted by johns hopkins school of advanced studies is live at 12:45 p.m. eastern on c-span2. an irish ambassador to the u.s. daniel mulhall will talk about brexit and the future of u.s./uk relations. that's at 3:40 on c-span2, c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> c-span's campaign 2020 coverage continues as president trump hosts a keep america great rally in minneapolis, minnesota. live thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch any time on c-span.org and listen free wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >>> thinking about participating in c-span's student cam 2020 competition but you've never made a documentary film before? no problem. we have resources on our website to help you get started. teachers will also find resources on teachers' material page to help you introduce student cam to your students. >> my advice to anyone that wants to compete this year is to find a topic that you're truly passionate about and pursue it as much as you can. >> this year we're asking middle

new in our approaches. i often remind people that my first roommate at west point came to the academy from tehran american high school his father was a defense attachc. this level of balance on both sides of the arabian gulf helped us until it didn't . up until that time we didn't have large deployments of troops in the region . we didn't need them. our balance relationships on each side maintain a relative level of stability that served our interests. we can certainly argue about the tactics that fell underneath this approach , but the overall concept itself in my view was sound . and also not suggesting that we should orchestrate some kind of near-term probiotic with the iranians area i don't think this is particularly wise or even achievable right now although i do support sports dialogue . what does he is the united states should pursue an overall strategic approach and that makes or keeps us depending on your view the preferred partner in the region morally, diplomatically, economically and militarily . in the preferred partner will allow us an opportunity to preserve our interests in the region while at the sam

mountain state of west virginia, heading off to culinary school in san francisco at just 18 years old. he scored jobs at some top restaurants, including thomas keller's per se here in new>> with an emphasis on fresh caught local seafood and seasonal ingredients, it's also known for plated dishes that are works of art and was just recognized with a bib gormand award from the famed michelin guide and chef anthony wells, good morning to you, welcome to "the dish." >> thank you, it's good to be here. >> describe all this business here. >> we have a few dishes that we serve at the restaurant. we have barbecued carrots, we make a little chimichurri with the tops of the carrots. >> that's cool. >> pickled apricots and toasted peanuts. there's a roasted potatoes with a cheddar cheese sauce. >> yum. >> pickled onions and some fried potatoes that kind of remind you of the bottom of the lay's potato chip bag. >> nice. >> a little version ofli lingui with clams and cream corn, some smoked pork belly and shrimp. we he a whole roast chicken with smokedond salsa verde. >> dessert? >> and dessert, of course. sticky toffee pudding cake. >> what is this? >> a passion fruit gin and tonic

while he grew up on the banks of the river in west virginia, charlie attended school in new jersey later earning a degree in business from babson institute in massachusetts. charlie then served his country in the united states navy during world war ii with the navy cb's in the canal and on a mine sweeper as an engineering officer off the coast of japan and the philippines. after the war's end, charlie came home to west virginia and went to work for his family's coal business, star coal and coke company which later became amherst coal company in 1946. that was the company that his grandfather started in 1893. due to the downturn in production and demand of coal, out of necessity the company ventured into river transportation. in 1951 the family bought the hatfield campbell coal company, a business that operated steamboats, barges, and river terminals along the ohio river. he took over the operations of the company and renamed them amherst barge company. along the way the company became madison coal and supply company. and is now known as amherst madison and still specializes in marine sch