. >> i was a seminarian when theodore mccarrick was named archbishop of newark, and he would visit theinary often, and we all knew. >> reporter: a 2006 letter reveals the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. was informed back in 2000 of serious matters involving some of the students at a seminary in new jersey where mccarrick was archbishop. so why then was mccarrick, a known sexual predator whose actions some say were an open secret, allowed to repeatedly visit this elite seminary, potentially putting students at risk? archbishop john myers ran the newark archdiocese and oversaw the payout of settlements in 2005 and 2007 to quiet allegations involving mccarrick. he's also been the chairman of the nac's board since 2006. he told cbs news he had informed the college about mccarrick, though would not say when. but both the former head of the nac, bishop james checchio, and its current head, father peter harman, told cbs news they were never warned. harm an wrote in an email, "the simple fact is no one was apprised. i saw it on the news this june." there are no public allegations that mccarri

had south to newark for the newark days celebration. that includes an entire weekend of carnival rides, food, games, stage shows, arrays and a parade at community center park. in the north they get a taste of sausalito's 40th annual chili cook off at marin ship park on saturday where you will find live music and all the chilly you can eat for just $12. in san francisco enjoy oktoberfest by the bay at pier 48. the celebration includes music, singing, dancing, and german food and drink. the 21 piece chico caribbean band will be the headliner. were explore a bit of greek at the 2018 greek festival with all your favorite foods plus live music and traditional dance performances friday through sunday at the annunciation cathedral. in sports giants, quakes, niners, and raiders are away. oakland plays at home. that is your weekend watch. >>> alice walker, one of the best known and honored authors will be speaking tonight right here in the bay area. alice walker one both the pulitzer prize and the national book award in 1983 for her best- sellin

he ran newark into the ground. now i dream of these people every night. the only thing i worry about is some total unknown nobody ever heard of comes along. but honestly, with what we have done on jobs, on our country, on our military, we are going to talk about our veterans. look in your case, energy, look what we have done on energy. who the hell can beat us? who can beat us? one of these people said recently, and they hated to say it. but trump has actually fulfilled more promises than he promised. it's true. look what we are doing. 4.2% gdp. er point is 3.5 trillion dollars and 10 million jobs. when i took it over, our country was headed south. we were going down. i said 4.2? you would be 4.2 negative. that's the way we were headed. perhaps nothing is more dangerous than the democrats push to abolish very brave people that work for us and that love us and take care of us called i.c.e. they want to abolish immigration enforcement entirely. and they want no borders. they want no borders. let everybody just pour into our country. and they have bad news o

. >>> today in the east bay, resident of newark celebrated their city's birthday. newark day parades have been going on each year since the city was incorporated on september 22, 1955. ♪ >>> now the events are spread out over three days. today's highlights included the parade of carnival. this year's theme is "it is a wizard's world." the fun continues tomorrow. head to the newark community park and community center. >>> now to an emotional reunion for an east bay woman more than 30 years in the making. a pleasanton woman named renee found her long-lost brother with the help of a dna test. "abc 7 news" reporter adrian bankard has their story. >> reporter: an unexpected reunion thousands of miles in the making. they were both born in south korea, both found abandoned a mile apart from each other as young children, then adopted to separate families in the u.s. justin, too young to know that something or someone was missing. >> i felt alone in life a lot, and was just kind of questioning -- questioning things, questioning my identity. >> reporter: now in their late 30

head south to newark for the newark days celebration. carnival rides, food, games, stage shows, a race, and a parade at community center park. in the north bay, get a taste of sausalito's 40th annual chili cook-off at marin ship park on saturday where you'll find live music and all the chili you can eat for just $12. in san francisco, enjoy oktoberfest by the bay at pier 48. this celebration includes music, singing, dancing, and of course german food and drink. the 21-piece chico band will be the headliner. or explore a bit of greece at the 2018 greek festival with all your favorite foods, live music, and dance performances friday through sunday at the annunciation cathedral. as play at home. i'm rosemary orozco and that's your weekend watch. >>> this is pretty cool. you might call it the world's greatest race. istanbul, turkey was the place to watch a race along an airport runway between an f16 fighter jet, a red bull formula one car, an aston martin and lotus. they all faced off in tech no fest. the super by won by .004 of a second. >>

it's newark days. this is video from the newark days parade yesterday.e it was incorporated in 1955. this year's theme, it's a wizard world. maybe harry potter fans there. it continues today at the community center. it looks like they will have nice weather san jose and newark. sunny skies? >> yep, mid to upper 70s for knew wark and san jose. warm weather arriving tonight. takes us through midday thursday, then the fog is going to come back. warm at the coast. watching out for, perhaps new fires. hopefully not. today, comfortable in the 80s. >> thanks for joining us. i'm kate larsen along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. good morning america is next. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. hey, what are you guys doing me make smart choices?p well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that tie. voya. helping you to and through retirement. >>> good morning, a

newark is a typical market town.ce the 12th century. it has been thriving because it is on the river trent and it enjoys strong railand the river trent and it enjoys strong rail and road connections will do over the last ten years since the financial crisis hit the economy of the country dry places like newark have had to face tough times. markets like this have seen the number of traders and stools falling and people in the east midlands area have suffered as well for stock my colleague went to meet one family to ask them about how the financial crisis in fact of their lives. —— interacted their lives. life for mark and claire has changed over the last decade. we struggle from payday to payday. we're only sort of like one payday from going under. she works for a small business. holidays? yes, thank goodness for visa cards, otherwise we wouldn't have a holiday. he used to be a self—employed sports coach, but the work ran dry. i tried to live the dream of being my own boss. it was nice, but it got to a stage where, ca

they are located on the bayside section of the city in the western part of newark.up says the projects would create more than 330 new homes. newark has been targeting that particular area for housing about 16 homes have already been built, or they are under construction. the city council is expected to get final approval of the new developments next month. >>> there is a new exhibit at san jose state university called the power of protest and it is open. it is a 130 piece exhibit the special collections area of the mlk library. it traces the timeline of sports activism from jesse owens, to jackie robinson, to: kaepernick. one of the curators of the exhibit says colin kaepernick is testing the national results. >> i hope that someone comes away with being able to see all of those things that are kind of a continuum and to be able to see tommy smith and john carlos, and what they did in 1968 and colin kaepernick, for example today as being part of the same continuum. >> there is dr. harry edwards who helped create the exhibit. he believes in the near future that colin

i still live in central ward of newark, new jersey.an income about $14,000 per household. so i get up in newark befoge i on the train to go to washington every single day with hard-working americans who are still not participating in u thness of the american promise. because, whether it's the fact a that w an incredible criminal justice system that treats dferent folks differently based upon the zip code they live in or whether i see people who areorking full-time jobs but at my corner bodega still use food stamps. because in ameca, wages are at a 65-year low. l of these things give m more reason to go down there and fight and represent my state. >> jimmy: you have so many things to do. [ applause ] it's great that you do that.ki you were t -- some interesting statistic about voting. about young kids, 18 to 25? w l, this is the stunning thing about our country is --. i really believe that the opposite of justice is not injustic it's often inaction, indifference, apathy and we have a system that is incredibly powerful. and i believe the

david: you are involved in newark and atlanta. talk about the political will.f the studies, it is not that education is getting worse. it is that other countries are moving forward. where do we develop this? hoping you would invite me on tomorrow to talk about student loans. david: you have done work on that, that is right. alix: by the way. [laughter] one: i think the number is $.3 trillion, the debt load today. that is one of the obstacles in terms of moving forward. there are a series of things as a country -- initiatives you can do. it is not just the education side. it is health care, tutoring, mentoring, creating the kid.onment around a a kid who has a stomach ache is not going to study. there are a series of events with funding, philanthropy. one thing i am a devout believer in is ada. we do it at charter schools. we look at where our kids performing, where are they not. what schools are working and not? we analyze the data, like we would in the bond market, to understand, where is it working? where is it not? from an international level, we need to get

[booing] president trump: he ran newark, new jersey into the best he ran new work -- he ran newark, newersey into the ground. those who we want for president? why did he say he had? i don't think so. i think we take kirk douglas in his prime, do we, chris? no, he ran newark into the ground. i dream about these people every night. [laughter] the only thing i worry about is that some unknown that nobody has ever heard of comes along. that honestly, with what we have done on jobs, our country, our military, we are going to talk about our veterans. in your case, energy. energy. look at what we have done on energy. who can beat us? who the hell can beat us? one of these people said recently, that they hated to say it, but that trump has actually fulfilled more promises then he promised. it is true. look at what we are doing. [applause] president trump: 4.2% gdp. every point is $3.5 trillion and 10 million jobs. when i took it over, our country was headed south. we were going down. instead of 4.2, you would be at 4.2 negative, -4.2, that is where we were headed. perhaps nothing is more danger

kelly kron4 news whose body was found over the weekend in a car at the bottom of an embankment in newark has been identified. police say 66-year-old wah-may-tha kaboga-miller was last seen driving east on university avenue august 17th.....after leaving the country time market. she was considered at-risk becauseshe uses several prescription medications, which she'd left at home. paramedics say the woman had been in her car for an extended period... her family and friends have told kron four that they're in shock over the news. (vicki) the man once considered afavorite tv dad was back in court today.... prosecutors want bill cosby to besentenced to five to ten years on charges that he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman at his suburban philadelphia home. the d-a says that the 81-year-old is still capable of slipping women drugs and assaulting them. our partners at inside edition spoke exclusively with one of his accusers. (vicki)the judge is expected to sentence cosby tomorrow. his defense team is hoping cosby's age and deminished health will result in minimal jail time or house arrest.

and they were flying to newark. newark is so lovely this time of year.bs are in full bloom. nobody endured a bigger letdown than 49ers fans. that's in reference for the quarterback tearing his acl. another player who can't stand for "the national anthem." topic number three. the makers of scrabble found a way to do the impossible. no, they didn't get samantha bee to say something funny. they did manage to get people talking about their game again. the scrabble dictionary added new word for the first time in four years. the terms include, okay, betsy and twerk. but if you going the twerk, every story is about stormy daniels. he's a bigger fan of candyland. the club, not the board game. in total scam bell added over 300 word including domboid. topic number four. let's head to toronto where a dinner party guest was behaving like a real animal. i won't take you're english. i can see this raccoon from my house. the raccoon crashed a woman's dinner party and she couldn't ask him to leave because it would be rude. this looks like a scene from the great outdoors

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a woman whose body was found over the weekend in a car at the bottom of an embankment in newark has beentified. what her family and friends are telling kron 4 this morning. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines. "harley quinn" is making a comeback and gloria estefan is set to receive a high honor. david daniel has the hollywood minute. "she's just crazy.""what was that? i should kill everyone and escape?"ready for more "harley quinn"? "suicide squad" star margot robbie is set to reprise the delightfully disturbed character in "birds of prey." casting the other leads for the flick about an all-female super-hero team, has scheduled "birds of prey" to hit theaters february seventh, 20-20."i think it's a story about, you know, dreams. it's a story about minorities, it's a story about that we live in an incredible country."that country is honoring gloria and emilio estefan! the u-s library of congress has named gloria and emilio estefan as the next recipients of t

they are a british institution and newark market is a fabulous place.oice despite the fact that there are far fewer traders here than they we re are far fewer traders here than they were ten years ago, there is plenty of choice for people who want to come along? eye definitely. i would say to people support your local market, it would be a shame to see it die. the market square is a beautiful place and it is great to see people coming back into it. thank you both very much. it has to be said, have the financial crisis not happened according to the research from the bbc, earnings would be 17% higher than they are today. but on a positive note, the council and local businesses are all talking about the importance of regeneration and investing money to make the future different to how the past has been. back to you. now, breaking news to bring you from the high court in edinburgh. we are hearing that richard fleming has been found guilty of armed robbery at gleneagles hotel injune last year. the court had heard that 500,000 pounds worth of rolex watches we

united airlines flight from newark to san francisco.re were men and women from every background. there were young people returning from visiting family. moms and dads on business trips and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [ applause ] >> soon after take off, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest, passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately, those on board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw on to the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said, stay on the line, i'll be back. the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote and they decided to act. at that moment, they took their fate and america's fat

in newark the campaign for mayor was an education reformer who was handily defeated by a public schoolprinciple back mayor baraka. there is beginning to be some hope that there will be a grassroots support of public schools and of course teachers who are striking for mobilizing running for office all over the country. maybe this will turn out to be a david versus goliath battle and although i am known as a pollyanna extent to which americans become more politically engaged in one place to start is the democratic system to determine education policy not an elected philanthropist of the rich. with that i am very happy to take questions, comments, disagreements, whatever. [applause] thank you. >> i have a million questions that i will start with one. i was struck in your book when you were talking about stephanie roth and her interest in privatizing deregulating and the invisible hand of the market and of course there will always be some failures when you go this route as there would he. if you use the business model you are going to have failures. i thought wow this is an ethical questio

had south to newark or the newark days of celebration including an entire weekend of carnival rides my games, stage shows, a race, and a parade at community center park. in north bay get a taste of sausalito's 40th annual chili cook off friendship park on saturday where you will find live music and all the chilly you can eat for just $12. in san francisco enjoy oktoberfest by the way just by the bay at pier 48 . the this includes music, singing, dancing, and german food and drink . the 21 piece chico brilliant band will be the headliner. or explore greece at the 2018 greek festival with all your favorite foods plus live music and traditional dance performances friday through sunday at the annunciation cathedral. in sports giants, quakes, niners, and raiders our way. the oakland a's play at home. that is we can watch. >> and the san jose sharks had a nice win last night preseason hockey, but it's still nice to see them back. >> like a little indicator of things to come. >> thank you so much for joining us. go outside and enjoy this gorgeous weather. >> have a great weekend. a ,, announc

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it's really a grassroots movement and of course in newark, we saw that the candidate for mayor who was an ed reformer, was soundly defeated by a public school principal, and they now have mayor baracka so there's some hope of a grassroots ground swell in support of public schools and of course there's teachers -- the teachers who are off striking or mobilizing, running for offers all over the country. i fear it will be -- americans become more plately engaged and one place to start is to insist the democratic systems determine education policy not the philanthropies and the mega rich. with that i am very happy to take questions, comments, disagreements, whatever. thank you. >> i have a million questions but i'll start with one. i was struck in your book, when you were talking but betsy devos, and her interest in privatizing and deregulating and sort of having the invisible hand of the market and then of course there will always be some failures when you go this route as there would be in business. if you use the business model you'll have failures and i thought, wow, this is an ethical

in 65 and 67 in newark and detroit lead to a lot of counter and backlash. the one book i had to tell people to read or understand the last 50 years of america and issues of race is about by dan carter called the politics of rage and how he was able to tap into that backlash. peace in vietnam, infinitely more complex. i don't think he was truly committed. he is a san antonio formula in august 1967, but the north vietnamese weren't interested. so the peace movement really i think begin after the tet offensive and one with the march 31st but they been debated these issues and i could go into great detail and i do talk about this in the book about how it changed the whole dynamic and at the johnson to sort of say we can't win like this. there's got to find a just and equitable peace, but still fundamentalist south vietnam be notified on its own. again, i can go into much greater detail. it's complex, it's new ones. johnson would change his mind after this decision sometimes daily on vietnam. whoever he was listening to at the time. walt rossdale, much more hawk

the transit center opened only six is supposed to be san francisco's version of newark's famed grandentral station. transbay joint powers authority oversees the complex and the executive say is shut down was out of an abundance of caution. >> we asked our designers to come in and inspected and do analysis. was we got the findings of the designers, it became apparent the bus deck needs to be closed. in the building needs further inspection. >> the center is next to the millennium tower which is moved 18 inches since it opened a year ago. the two problems are unrelated according to executives. 27 bus lines use the terminal which have been rerouted to a temporary terminal a couple blocks away at howard and main street. includes muni, ac 8's? and golden transit. transit authorities say will inspect all steel beams and the new transit center. when the transit center -- the transportation agency tweeted outcome if you can avoid driving into downtown, please do so. consider using other transit options including public transportation, carpal, and texas. >>> the closure of the transit center

union city, newark to 83 degrees. here's a look at what's going on tonight. cloud cover along the coast. very shallow once again. more like fog. temperatures in the upper 40s to upper 50s. here's my accuweather seven of-day forecast. what you'll see is even warmer weather tomorrow. unlike earlier in the week, it may not quite ever make it to the coast. it will be a little milder but not like we're dealing with the bay and inland. notice by friday we're 60s, 70s, 80s. next week, 70s and 80s by monday. let's turn it over to sue for the commute. >> tahe bright light is one of the caltrans signs that is broadcasting the amber alert. that's what's happening there. so far so good with an eight-knit drieight eight-minute drive from concord to walnut creek. san rafael to civic center, 20-minute drive to the golden gate bridge where it's socked in fog there. roadwork on the golden gate, though, has been picked up. we have an early morning commuters out of the central valley and they're running a little slow over the pass for a 35-minute drive westbound 580 from tracy

in the east bay, 79 in oakland. 83 degrees n newark. so a warm day, you definitely need the sun screen and unseasonably hot in some of our inland areas. you're going to be in the low to md 90s tomorrow. 91 degrees in san ramone. now i want to show you something very interesting. friday as we look at this forecast, there's a system approaching. watch what happens saturday morning as it gets closer going into saturday afternoon. we have a slight chance saturday amp into t afternoon into the evening of a slight shower. simply worth watching. the seven-day forecast, watching the rising temps. temperatures tomorrow, mid 90s inland. mid 60s coast. we'll have near 100 degrees inland by wednesday. but the good news is, we will see sharply cooler weather friday and by saturday, it's a 20-degree drop from inland area and the 98 degree mark by saturday, 78 degrees. >> that's how fall should be. cooler. >>> warriors coach steve kerr has a message to his team. >> you have to enjoy the now. >> much more from kerr and the players as a new season kicks

officers responded to a crash on 84 in newark on sunday and that is when they found a second car in the same location. inside the second car was the body of 66-year-old, millerwas brush. wamaitha kaboga-miller was last seen at a palo alto grocery store and was reported missing by her family the next day. >>> the man at the center of a vallejo kidnapping case will not cross-examine his victims. he agreed to be represented by a public defender in the rape case, one week after he was cleared to represent himself in the vallejo kidnapped for ransom case. it was once dismissed by a hoax by police. his victims were subpoenaed to testify, but the hearing has been delayed. >> we are seeking the truth and seeking justice in the case, regardless of whether he spoke or a representative did. thank you so much. >> last year he pled guilty to kidnapping in federal court and was sentenced to 40 years in prison and he now faces state charges in solano county. the next hearing will be october 22nd. >>> three men and a teenager face charges follcar burglary scheme in san francisco. investigators said the

three of the dishes to toast listening to sniffle come up from newark because those are the girls who. are your supporters to your shoes shouldn't for you should cook door for the one who's doing does the impulse to. waltz already on the table which are directed that's discrimination and marginalization of the ukrainian orthodox church one such call if acceptance will presuppose that the ukrainian orse in the church should change its name and that it should be a name to the russian orthodox church in the ukraine if there's something like put sings the. yellow star on the georgians the infield the sludge or. ever. ever go oh yeah good enough to cover the fellow americans in america covering american news. called foreign agents yes three thousand seven hundred seventy seven days left that's how long we have left until we're past the point of no return for our extinction as a species three thousand seven hundred seventy seven days according to the global commission on the economy and climate and that's the reason this week thousands of activists protested in ninety countries worldwide to

yesterday a minor car crash on highway 84 in newark led authorities to spot her car hidden down in an embankment, her body found inside. friends say she was active with senior programs at her local ymca. >> she accepted serve and cook food. she was always pushing for diversity and inclusion and finding weighing to make everyone feel welcome. >> the chp says it appears her car had been there for some time. >>> within the past hour 49ers, their worst fears were confirmed. jimmy g. is out for the remainder of the season, a devastating blow. did you see the injury yesterday? everyone was buzzing about it. this was in kansas city, garoppolo scrambling late in the game, his knee gives way before he was even hit. an mri today revealed he tore the amount cl in his left knee. the 49ers not only lose the game to the cleaves, but more importantly they lose the $137 million quarterback. >> it's hard waking up today. we were down, disappointed about it. we were looking forward to playing with jimmy this year and going through the good and the bad that would happen, knowing he would you say benefit

it was cooler than average, even though it warmed today in many areas. 76 in oakland. 80 newark. 82 fremontas, 94 degrees in concorde. hot, hazy, walnut creek as well. you can download the accuweather app and check out the temperatures any time you want. right now i want to turn your attention to something very interesting. next thursday, september 13th, we start to see an area of low pressure approaching from the north, and leftover tropical moisture coming in from the south. if the two come together as this model is suggesting, next friday afternoon and into the evening we may be talking about early season september showers. stay tuned. i know it's still pretty far out there. accuweather seven-day forecast it's going to be hot inland tomorrow. mid 90s there. mid 60 ds coast. a little bit of a ease in the heat over the weekend, and then much cooler next week. low 80s midweek. inland, low 60s coastside. the rain possibility will help with the firefighters around the state as well, which we definitely want to see. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> pounding the pavement. see why a major portion of t

if you go to the port of newark, by the way, and look at the number of containers that are loading up, they're almost what i would consider at recession levels every time i drive to newark airport i've been using that as an indicator and they are stacked quite high >> if you think there's going to be a deal, why not buy the market do what people are doing today >> which deal? canada or -- >> with china. that's what it all hinges on you think the market will sell down all that hard, we can't come to the table with china i mean canada. the pressure is on canada to come to the table. it's all about china >> if there's a handshake deal and i think the market is rallying because of that today, the market will rally on that. as it relates to the chinese, you could make the argument the street expected 20% to 25% they got 10% today maybe that's not as bad. phase three of the $267 billion of further imports, okay, he basically announced that today does that mean he's implementing it no i would argue play seven si surrounds the election because you cannot have the market rally because of tax r

the plane was headed from newark to san francisco international airport when it was hijacked. >>> serena,000 for code violations during yesterday's u.s. open final. >> you need to -- you owe me an apology. you owe me an apology. i have never treated in my life. i have -- >> williams was fuming after being hit with a warning for a coaching violation. that cost her $4,000. she got a $10,000 penalty for verbal abuse of the chair umpire and another 3 grand for breaking her racket. it comes out of her total prize money of $1.85 million for a second place finish. >>> abc's new feature, a weekly digital series called "more in common". >> you will meet a violinist and shake dancers who perform together for crowds of people. >> anywhere that we are, we hear song, and we will dance right there. >> even though you don't speak much english -- >> my violin speak perfect english. ♪ ♪ >> it's our stage. >> they are jamming. watch the episode of "more in common" every week. >>> the global climate action summit in san francisco. abc 7 news was at the center for the arts where a colorful piece of art has

wah-may-tha kaboga- miller's body was found over the weekend in a car at the bottom of an embankment in newarkseen driving east on university avenue on august 17th... after leaving the country time market. she was considered at-risk because she uses several prescription medications, which she'd left at home. paramedics say the woman had been in her car for an extended period... her family and friends have told kron four that they're in shock over the news. ( darya ) in more bay area news...deputies are investigating a home invasion robbery in millbrae. it happened on toyon drive. when deputies arrived - the thieves had already left in a u-haul truck. three armed men wearing ski masks had tied up the victims... and demanded valuables. they took money... ammunition... tobacco and two safes. one of the victims was hit on the head. ( darya ) coming up at 8 o'clock.. a san ramon neighborhood is on edge after two fires breakout near homes in just two days.. ( darya ) and after the break... you'll hear from the man who was able to capture the latest apple store robbery on video. you'll hear what was

those we have produced because of this were too stupid to move to newark because those the girls are with you for this approach to your bush you shouldn't feel you should cook dorothy what was your desire. back geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates not get carried away that's guys report. my wife he told me that i belong with the board if my thoughts my mind with that i'm along with the girls. under the surgery starts to be a very popular. form of what. doctors. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been living as a woman for twenty eight years and i fully regret this. problem should have gone away from by now but they hadn't so these surgeries are nothing more than plastic surgery i've had several female to male friends and you look at it and you just go god you paid for that it's horrible nobody can change genders is impossible. is delusional it's a mental illness. this is now one of my bones from flesh of my flesh she shall be called woman because she was taken out of f

. >> no, it is newark.ter: "gator" in 1976 was one of a string of films set ini middle ameriwhich he drove a car very fast. >> beginning to think you are funny. >> what do you do besides drive fast? >> have fun. >> this fun? driving, talking to e ? >> they arth a challenge. reporter: "smokey and the bandit" was essentially one long car chase. by now he was america's top box office star, a costar sally field was one of his many conquests. be pulledt us to over. >> couldn't hurt. reporter: by the time of "the cannonball run," his career was running into trouble.ui he ad a reputation as a hard drinking womanizer who earned a fortune and spent a fortune. >> come here. >> oh gee. reporter: he was offered fewer good parts, like this, and eventually went bankrupt, owing $11 miion. >> hell of a guy. came in second to you in the snotball pageant. reporter: there was an acrimonious divorce, and he became the star of a long-running television sitcom, by now sporting a wig and showing the fruits of decades in front of

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located on the bayside section of the city in the western edge of newark.he bay area news group reports the project would create more than 330 new homes. 1600 homes have already been built or are under construction. the city council is expected to give final approval on the new development next month. >>> a new uc berkeley study looks at the effects of raising the minimum wage. the wage increases were examined and oakland, san jose, several cisco, chicago, seattle and washington dc. the study found recent increases in the minimum wage in several cities has not led to widespread job losses. researchers focused on the restaurant industry. >>> a new study indicates having three square meals a day may not be the healthiest approach after all. the study by the national institute on aging found increasing the amount of time between meals, or fasting, could lead to a longer life. in the study on mice researchers found the mice fed only one meal a day were healthier and had a longer lifespan. read what researchers do not know is exactly how much time between meals

in the russians at newark contraception sorry you said that there should not be anything up at all on your support of what i'm going to nor was it always until the question is this as you have been in my when i was quite young of thomas like you just took on the course business as i see roguish. know the mission of a businessman and what the minister and certainly there are now on the night business of total ten million on. me to convert the more. polluted ten years my chair and that of mine at the political zeal at the porch they have had them blank and see is it supposed affective or france which is killing other transfer. prosecution only please show. where you push i. just read you'll find somebody not known for she do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the god you can't afford to securely jennifer knows what the bundled up business models used by american corporations. mathilda cetacean you. know what's more cannot see. the solution. lies up in association with. the new can he saw as it is just really really take to an investigative documentary. goes to war on obscen

maryam moshiri is at newark this afternoon, reporting on the lasting impact of the financial crash oft vladimir putin says the two men suspected of poisoning the skripals are civilians, not criminals, and hopes they will appear soon and tell their story. it‘s ten years since the financial crisis was sparked with the collapse of the american bank lehman brothers. the economic impact on the uk was the deepest to hit the uk since world war two, with those in their thirties affected the most. we can cross over to our business presenter maryam moshiri now, who‘s in newark, looking at how it‘s had to change since the financial crash. i have done a spot of shopping in the market. the historic royal market has been around since the 12th century but it is the last ten yea rs 12th century but it is the last ten years that has really seen times becoming very tough indeed. i have been told the number of market stalls in this market since the financial crisis began have more than halved. the number of traders has cut down by a third. i am joined bya has cut down by a third. i am joined by a busine

i was waiting at a bar in newark. this dude kept staring at me, and he was giving me the i hate fox news stare. [laughter] he was a little bit older than me, and i could see he was working up the stuff. [laughter] and so i was, i go, here it comes. and he gets up, and he walks over to me, and he gets very close to me and he says, i just want you to know that i think the place that you work -- you should be ashamed of where you work. it is a disgusting environment and a horrible place, and i'm thinking it can't get any worse than that, what's he going to do. and he goes, tmz has ruined so many lives -- [laughter] i'm like -- [laughter] i'm thinking, i look like harvey levin? i mean -- [laughter] he's a stunted version of jack lalane. i realized though -- because the guy was really rude -- that i missed the opportunity. if i had actually punched him, he would have told the police with 100% cert -- certitude that it was harvey levin. i had the opportunity to beat up a stranger in a bar, and i totally i blew it. >> oh, ma

he missed his connecting flight, so he actually took an uber from jfk to newark, got home.has another flight today. >> he's busy, what's he doing these days? >>> next, mark wahlberg. >> he was a guest on "ellen", when he talked about his array of businesses in the midwest, including a car dealership in ohio. >> she tried to help him spread the word about his dealership with a light-hearted commercial like this. >> all of them come equipped with four tires and a steering wheel. >> with deals like that, i don't know how i'll feed my family. i'll give them wahlbergers. >> she got him one of those inflatable tube man things that you see at the dealerships. it featured wahlberg's face and those famous abs. >> those are good moves. [ laughter ] >>> all right, we'll give you something to dance for. congratulations to kevin bacon and kiera sedgwick. they celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. >> they married in 1988. they have two kids. part of their celebration involved doing some singing, and this is good stuff. take a listen. ♪ baby, you know just what it's like ♪ ♪ to love

newark's liberty airport came in last. >>> there will be a new a new 6 new camp sites with panoramic views. there will be a variety of recreational opportunities that include wind surfing and fishing. >>> a new study mind san ramon is the second best city o raise they looked at four categories. is ranked the number one with the most families in the state. san ramon has fourth low he have crime. and several other bay area cities ranked high. you see the list this. the number one city is folsom. the other end of the spectrum, the city of oakland ranked the fifth worst place to raise a family. i think a number of oakland residents will want that. the study found that oakland has the highest violent crime rate of any city on the survey, 71 times more than the number one city. >> we want to hear from you in our question of the day. we have been asking you what is the most important about where you live. more than half said education, health and safety. 25% said affordability. and others say environment. >> and frank mallicoat is in san ramon. >> it is fabulous here. i moved here two years

colleta smith has been to newark to hear one family 5 story. over the last decade. we struggle from payday to payday. we're only sort of like one payday from going under. she works for a small business. holidays? yes, thank goodness for visa cards, otherwise we wouldn't have a holiday. he used to be a self—employed sports coach, but the work ran dry. i tried to live the dream of being my own boss. it was nice, but it got to a stage where, can we afford the mortgage? so he retrained as a teaching assistant. cuts had to be made. and i was one of them cuts that was made within schools and sporting organisations. the family budget is under pressure. we are a lot worse off. i'm earning the same amount per hour now than what i was earning ten years ago. the east midlands is one of the most tightly squeezed regions, with pay more than 6% lower than it was ten years ago. yeah. we're not the only ones. there's a lot of families like us. we see more and more school trips not been paid for. so the school has to pay. we can't deny these kids. we can't say,

he ran newark, new jersey into the ground. now he wants to be president, right? what was the moment he said he had? i don't think so. i think we take kirk douglas in his prime, don't we? judge jeanine: yes. more from the president's rally throughout the hour. but first my open. is it just a he said-she said? is it really that simple? and why is this now in the hands of the fbi? why? because the establishment republicans are buckled, caused and bowed to the democrats or should i say demon rats. the spectacle i saw this week was one of the most of pathetic, disheartening, saddest displays to which this nation has ever stood witness. it was for all intents and purposes a crucifixion of a man who led the kind of exemplary life knew of us can mirror. i was a felony court judge. i was a prosecutor and d.a. sex crimes against women and children were my crusade. i assessed whether cases should go forward, if the accused should be convicted and as a judge what the sentence should be. no one sympathizes more than i when it comes to women who are the silent victims of crime

the flight had taken off from newark and was headed to san francisco.. when it crashed into a field in shanksville.(jr stone) daniel hamburg reports on the unique - and meaningful - memorial. paul murdoch / architect: "it's the first visible memorial feature that you see as you enter, so it's like a welcoming beacon or a landmark that introduces the memorial to the visitors."architect paul murdoch looks at the tower of voices as a living memorial in sound.--soon to have 40 chimes for the 40 passengers and crew members aboard flight 93 on september 11th, 2001.gordon felt / president, families of flight 93: "those 40 heroes that rose up to fight the terrorists that morning. that's a critical part of the story, the choice that they made, not to sit back and allow others to dictate the terms on how their lives would end."gordon felt's brother, edward was one of those passengers.he was on a business trip that morning. he was a father to two daughters.gordon felt / president, families of flight 93: "he was a very brilliant, loving, giving, mentoring man that w

y en un primer lugar la ciudad de newark en new jersey.is. la ciudad que mÁs oportunidades ofrecerÍa a los inmigrantes serÍa san petersburgo en esta zona. miami apenas llega a la posiciÓn 29. seis de las ciudades con mayores ramitas de triunfo para las minorÍas son consideradas santuario. >> aunque el tema de la ciudad santuario no estÁ catalogada como uno de esos pilares que determina la calidad de vida, el inmigrante relaciona muy fuertes y la ciudad donde vive no tiene polÍticas e santuario. enrique: un veterano de guerra deportado en mÉxico en el 2012 podrÁ regresar a los estados unidos. hace apenas una semana recibiÓ la noticia de que un juez federal fallÓ a favor de devolverle su residencia permanente y poder ingresar a los estados unidos para vivir aquÍ con su familia. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta la historia. juan: la emociÓn de volver a su hogar ha sido tal que dice que se tratara de un sueÑo, dice fabiÁn. >> aÚn asÍ estoy aquí y no lo puedo creer. estoy soÑando. juan: fabiÁn rebolledo fue po perdiÓ su residencia permanente tra

the man was going to a police training seminar and brought his realistic looking device through newarkshut down until the fake id was cleared. the ugly, house split in half after a plane comes crashing down in florida, how did this happen? apparently there was a crane lifting roof shingles that sliced the room in half. unbelievable. that wraps up this our of "fox and friends first," have a great day. >> mister chairman i therefore moved to adjourn this hearing. >> this is the first confirmation hearing for supreme court justice i have seen according to mob rule. >> wednesday, september 5th, supreme chaos, democrats turning the hearing for brett kavanaugh into a circus. rob: will the political theater continue? mayor rahm emanuel's big announcement ahead of a major case on his legacy.