and north korea. but as gordon chang and as paula has said, a lot of activity and obviously north korea wanting to keep itself in the news. >> clearly north korea is doing this gesture for some reason, obviously they're not explaining. elise, i don't know where your microphone is, but you may want to move it a little closer. we're having a little trouble hearing what you're saying. but give us the sense over there, the reaction we're likely to get from u.s. officials. are they going to welcome this, say this is long overdue? clearly something is going on right now as far as north korea's relationship with south korea and indeed the rest of the world. and it comes in the wake of this mystery surrounding the leader, kim jong-un. he disappeared for 40 days. >> that's right. obviously they're going to welcome the release of mr. fowle. but as we've been talking about, there are two other u.s. citizens still being held by north korea. kenneth bae whose health seems to be in decline and is serving time in th

al jazeera, north korea. >>> hunger is said to be a widespread problem in north korea. the united nations estimates that one-third of the people there do not have enough to eat. once again teresa bell. >> for trade as a typical model farm in north korea. >> translator: kim jong-un came here and kim jong-il came here eight times. now our dear leader provides us with necessary fertilizers and he says we should try to be more scientific. if we produce more than 10 tons we will be rewarded. >> says he is now able to sell the produce he grows in his garden. tra. >> translator: thanks oour dear leader, our countries show great development in the rural area. we have electricity and all farming is conducted with machines. >> the landscape is beautiful here but there is much we cannot see. the workers tell us they're dirty and they don't want to be filmed but we're not sure what is going on. and when we had a chance to film a field that was not part of the tour a man screamed to this old lady to get out. the world food program says that hunger and malnutrition are common here es

>> here on the north bay, opportunity for company on north bay 101. that's a typical slowdown there. a car fire was reported. it looks like that has cleared from the report, somewhere between tulley and blossom hill. it was just an overheated vehicle, not an actual flame situation and no one injured there. a little build out of hayward. on the peninsula, no problems on the other side of that san mateo bridge. typical build for the tri-valley. a live look at dublin. we'll show you a good number of vehicles toward southbound. when you back up for all lanes, not to be unexpected. it's tuesday so we expect a heavier volume of traffic. people ask me why tuesday have a heavier volume. a lot of folks tend not to come into the office or maybe you have a little bit of a weekend tired family so they come in for a lot of meetings on tuesdays, it's a trend of the bay area. >> so it's like a run to the status quo. >> that's right. >> under fire. new accusations against uber. >> and a popular exercise spot could be off limits soon. it's a fresh approach on educatio

and all of this is north korea. there are other south korean dogs wearing their helmets on the opposite side. >> north korean soldiers face off against enemies. south korea and its allies, the united states. this is the closest we get to south korea, it's there in front. you can see tourists on the other side. we were supposed to go in the blue building controlled by the united states, but the doors are closed. >> the ltcol says there's 40,000 troops on the other side, and 1,000 nuclear weapons, the u.s. had 30,000 troops deployed in the peninsula, and there haven't been nuclear weapons in the south. the west is saying north korea needs to dismantle their programs, what will it take? >> we will only give up our nuclear weapons when the countries that threaten us give up their's. once theirs disappear, so will ours. >> while the last few days have seen a new possibility of dialogue, it's the nuclear question that continues to keep north korea isolated and under sanctions. >> analysts in seoul grey. it's unlikely the

the north korean side explained the structure of the committee. and the current status of their investigation. we asked for details from the north korean side. >> the second day of talks got underway at 9:30 a.m. local time. the delegation is expected to be updated about the investigation into the remains of japanese. they'll also be briefed about those left behind at the end of world war ii and spouses that moved to the north with their korean partners. officials say they plan to take up the abduction issue again during the afternoon session. >>> another issue that's divided japan and north korea for seven decades is that the japanese governments want the north koreans to prepate rat remains dating back to the end of world war ii. officials say more than 34,000 japanese nationals died in what is now north korea. the remains of most of them have not been returned. >> reporter: the korean peninsula was under japanese colonial rule. japan's retreat at the end of the war paved the way for an invasion by the soviet union. many japanese living in what

of north carolina. the recognize the outer banks in north carolina and the sounds behind there would be outstanding holds in the union blockade, outstanding opportunities for confederate lock eight runners to go back and forth. that is why they went after them, one of the first amphibious assaults the union army makes in the entire war in 1862. what they have done is they have managed to plug all of the rivers that lead into the sounds on the coast of north carolina. series aboutded a posts. they captured the cities, the ports at the mouths of the various rivers that feed into the carolina coast and pen the confederates up in the river. lizabeth city, plymouth, newburn -- to form this outpost line. there is one major vulnerability in the federal disposition in the sounds of north carolina, and that is that no oceangoing get in. can they all have too deep a draft. they cannot get over and through .he barrier islands what is left in the union navy to guard the sounds of north carolina and plug up the conf

when and in north carolina are androportionate -- women north carolina are disproportionately out of work. minorities are disproportionately out of work. let's thrive on getting a business environment that will make it that are for these women. we need to focus on policies to get the economy back on track, not just another rubberstamped that makes it harder for businesses to grow in north carolina. >> i think you need to read reports. women in north carolina raise $.82 on the dollar. i didn't raise my daughters to think they are worth $.82 on the dollar. the first bill i cosponsored was the fair pay act. .e need to build on that law speaker tillis, i don't inc. you understand the bottom line when women get more money affects not just women but the entire family. husband's want their women to get equal pay. i have enough woman in the work life. -- workplace. up a fort if women eat equal work. >> i absolutely think we should give -- let's give women equal pay for equal work. like i absolutely support. absolutely -- >> i absolutely support that. my grandmother had to work every angle da

this success panics the north. drives up insurance prices, drives up the cost of shipping, pressures the northern war effort but not to the extent that the confederate navy would like, but it certainly has an effect. one of the easy things that most of the union merchant men do, they sell their ships, trade their papers to a neutral country. we may have all-american crew, all guys who talk with a boston accent -- that is a british flag we are flying. we are registered in london. you can't touch us. that works only to a certain extent. the alabama, the most successful under the command of raphael sims, the alabama operates in in may of 1862, operating in the north atlantic and the caribbean and the south atlantic, around the horn of africa into the indian ocean and even as far as the southwest pacific, where she takes a couple of ships in and around singapore and indonesia as we know it today. again 64 american merchant ships , she takes over the course of her career. by early 1864, the alabama is starting to fray a

forut what is the operation payback to north korea? >> i would look at the a desire to from maintain stability, along with the dmz. response is on our requirements to maintain stability in the region. i think it has been handled well. we have a number of provocations in the dmz. we had been able to be prepared. we have been ready to defend. they did not escalate. frankly i don't believe that north korea wants an escalation. they tend to do that right now. cycleust a part of their and provocation. >> i was wondering if you can give us an update on a memo of trilateral understanding between the u.s., korea, and japan. goals thate of our we would increase information between japan, u.s., and the republic of south korea. it's one of those things that weren't working toward the greater trilateral coordination with our nations. it increases stability in the northeast asian region. >> we were talking about looking to the time when korean force would be in charge. that, with that mean it would be in control of the u.s. forces or the u.s. deput

. >> welcome to the north dakota oil boom.not just for men anymore. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> every day in north dakota, about a million barrels of oil are being pumped out of the ground. it's a year-round drilling frenzy that requires thousands of workers, and serious muscle. but the rewards are high for those who can hack it. >> give me a sense of how much these guys make. >> we have floor hands that make $100,000. my son made $118,000 last year. >> how old is he? >> 24. >> in the oil patch, six-figure salaries are the norm. they use the controversial drilling process called fracking. but that's not the story i'm here to find. this state, where there are more cattle than people way up north on the canadian border is one of the few places in america where well-paying jobs are in abundance. and the word has gotten out. this is the williston, north dakota job fair. in this room over 100 employers ready to hire on the spot. >> are you looking for a job? >> if you're looking for something, we can get you something. >> one of the organizers told

he is also the greatest villain in the north. they have denounced him as a pirate and threatened to be hanged. any number of things have beenuraled against raphael simms. his actions carry great weight north and south. in this election year that he is well aware, he understands the political implications of his actions and what he might choose to do at this point. sims also has a great sense of personal honor and understands the reputation of the ship and very protective and the reputation of his ship. there is another thing as well. this is something that has been thrown at him. yeah, the alabama is good. you have eight guns against zero. even when one gun boat has three guns. he can do fine. simms is determined to blot that stain off of his record. he sends a message via the federal agent to the sarnlg. it said basically don't go anywhere. i want to come out and fight you. i will be out there in 48 hours, but it takes four days. john winslow gets this message. i am not going anywhere. come and get me. they will go forth and eng

, raindroping into the north bay. marin county northward for thursday. friday, breezy, clouds. our best bet of seeing rain starting up friday, late in the evening into friday night. it looks like start of the weekend, five-day forecast will include the how showers. different story north of the golden gate. santa rosa showers as early as thursday and off and on showers as you start the weekend. clearing and turning warmer sunday. >> we will talk about the fire. spectacular sight. north bay, looking at southbound 101 through san rafael. here curve at terra linda, bump in the volume, close to the speed limit. visibility, no fog or visibility issues through the north bay. bay bridge over from the east bay towards san francisco, standard backup. we have metering lights turned on, just about 5:41 as is typical wednesday. backup going in towards the maze and off of the east shore freeway and berkeley curve. into the area through oakland, 880 smooth as well. northbound taillights past high street new yoo major problems. the m

we have pictures from the north coast of the country. dozens of cars stood in water in the northern town of germany wednesday. the hurricane caused storm surge along the coast. cars were rescued from the floods as they were in danger of being washed away into the water. clean up operations are now underway. now the system is still strong and now affecting the peninsula and packing cold air not just rain. we see frozen prescription in the mountains and may see sleet in low lying elevations. we have another system to come into the northern areas of the uk. many parts of the scandinavian peninsu peninsula. temperatures much cooler than normal. 5 warsaw. do bundle up. october is the start to the rainy season for the pacific northwest. we have intense system move ago cross the land producing heavy rain for coastal conditions. expecting 100 millimeters to fall for many locations raising the potential for mudslides. more rain to come early next week. across the flip side of the u.s., we have another system moving over the waters that is draggin

north bay. i'm talking about now in the south bay with easy drive north bound 101, under that 680/280 interchange. now live sensors on the maps. we don't see major problems here. road work going on 880. here earlier slowdown, that has cleared itself up. it's not enough to be an incident for chp. might have been crews. i'll track that as well as the rest of the bay. if you see no major concerns as far as speed sensors go, mostly green except out of the altamont, westbound 580, typical slower for livermore. and in livermore, highway 84, first start commute beginning there. live looking golden gate bridge, easy, clear drive across the span as cones have been moved. no problems and no delays out of the north bay and san francisco. into san francisco, via bay bridge, easy drive. cash lanes starting on either side. stackup starting now. fas-trak lane advantage here. maze moving at speed. great stuff. back to you. >>> 5:20 now. an american man detained in north korea for almost six months is back on am

that is north korea. >> they really do go hand in hand when you talk about north korea. i let you go, if you can, talk a little bit about what we know about kim jong un's health condition. there's been talk about gout, the fact that he has fwgain aid lot of weight over the last few months. >> the only thing we know for sure, he did have a limp before he disappeared from view, back in the summer, in july, we ns noticed this limp on state-run television and it began to get worse. state-run media said he was suffering discomfort. that's all we know for sure at this point. north korea is showing us that he's limping, is telling us that he has discomfort. they are doing something quite unprecedented, admitting that the north korean leader is not infallible, which is very different than what we saw from the two previous leaders, but admitting there is something wrong. >> so hard to figure out what's going on in this opaque nation. lots of speculation because of that. paula hancocks, appreciate your report. thank you. >>> the international rumor mill over kim's whereabouts is i

senator hagan asked our attorney general to sue north carolina. 70% of north carolinians to get makes sense to present an id. senator hagan asked the federal government to sue us. the judicial system is insinuating to become an active legislative grants. it is denying state to do what they want to do. and north carolina what a want to do is what north carolinians should decide. >> if this follows through on the supreme court decision and ruled the ban and cons to to chanel, is that the law for north carolina? >> we are going to continue to take our case. there are other circuits not decided. we hope this goes to the supreme court. >> no two families look alike, but all families want to do the best for their children and grandchildren. i do not inc. anyone, including the government, should tell anyone who they should love or who they can marry. he put it on the ballot in a may primary because it wouldn't have passed in november. he is also hiring lawyers, paying for lawyers out of taxpayer dollars to take this suit to court. speaker tillis has had they will continue to fight this case

bay from about north to south.ith that in mind, no, we're going to have scatters, light showers for most of today and a beautiful picture from our roof cam, just cloudy accept for in the north bay. that's where we will have our best chance of showers in the morning commute. coast and san francisco, the coolest, 62 to 67 and around the bay, 68 to 72. light showers and sprirngles and nothing still 4:00. >> trains running on time right now. trains eight and three are rolling around without any delays. traffic on the 101 getting heavier moving along at top speeds. once you get to the golden gate bridge, that drive stays nice and clear into san francisco. northbound traffic not too bad. here is a look over the pass. not so hot. 32 miles-per-hour. you will be on the breaks there as you travel through tracy through the pass right up through livermore to the dublin interchange. looking like a 42 commute right now. >> thanks a lot. the commute looks pretty normal as cal trans removed temporary plates that caused a major jam

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senator from north carolina. welcome.thank you. >> moderator: and thom tillis, currently the speaker of the city's south carolina. welcome to you. thillis: thank you. good evening. >> moderator: you know the rules. who will start with opening statements. the kendis will respond to questions along with input from me and my team. the next part of the debate, the candidates will have an opportunity to ask each other questions directly. finally closing statements. we want you to know that the order of the opening and closing statements in which candidate gets the first question were determined and agree to prior to the debate and senator kay hagan of the first opening statement in the first question. hagan: george, thank you for being here tonight and viewers all across north carolina, thank you for turning in. north carolinian is needed common-sense voice that will stand up for a middle-class. fight for our military command protect the promises that we have made to our seniors. at a time when we need leaders to unite around

one to the north and one to the north if you are up north, you have a lot of clouds and maybe light rain. it's in the 60s. if you are southward, it's sunny, probably mostly sunny. it's warm and 70s. the big system is churning in the gulf of alaska. it's sending all of this cloud cover right there. watch how this cloud cover goes. it's starting to lift. there's just -- it's not going to do too much here. the rain line looks like it will stay up in mainly mendocino county and also lake county. that's not very much. it tried and tried. but from santa rosa to calistoga north, it looks like that's where it will stay. south of that, there's not much. there's been good rain. point arena, fort bragg and points north there's been good rain. it's trying in the russian river. it looks light. we'll keep it in there for today. by tomorrow, it will be out of the picture. you can see it's all cloud cover. temperatures are in the 60s. 60s and 70s. temperatures,lets go north first. lakeport is 62. some 60s but then you head south and you can find mild to warm temperatures. it will get even warmer. would

it's staying north though and it will continue to stay north.lthough some of the clouds will dip, dip. it will drape over us. the next few days already beginning to happen to parts to the north. and the rain is going to keep going on and on. there could be some very heavy totals over the next 5-7 days. san francisco low 56. high of 68 today. the record low 47 in 1949. the record high 90 back in 1929. so we won't see anything like that today. 40s on the temps. napa is 44. half-moon bay at 46. walnut creek says 47. morgan hill upper 40s. gilroy in at the 40s. sunnyvale and fremont. it is a little cool but the water temps remain warm. 61-64. 48 up in ukiah. 28 in truckee. 51 in monterey. look at all the moisture. by the next 5-7 degrees easily 8-10 inches of rain could fall. some of this will start drifting south. the rainfall patrol jury excuseds show really heavy up toward eureka north. look at where the line ends. this could be a pattern where there is light rain there and sunny and really warm. the cloud deck will start drifting south but then

north american context. europe has done a free trade agreement with canada. they were back and forth about the closing aspects. i congratulate the canadians and europeans. i think the united states needs to get its act to gather. we actually have the canadian ambassador here. we are grateful to them for what he did. yesterday, we had the mexican ambassador for the segment out council.il -- at the there has been good involvement in this. to cast the answer bob was just giving, the task force strongly looks forward to confirming the excellence of our legislative and executive branches in the wake of the upcoming elections tppassing tpa, getting done and then the next one. i can assure you our asian partners are keen to get this done as well. it will help not just the united states. ttp will help all of north america because they are all three involved. >> people often look at these as new trade agreement. this is big-time strategy. dave spent a lot of time in asia. i was there last week. if you are not moving

an american held in north korea is heading home this morning. jeffrey fowle is en route to an air force base in ohio after being picked up by a u.s. military jet in pyongyang, he had been held for five months. his crime? leaving a club at a bible for foreign sailors. he admitted it. but it remains unclear this morning, why north korea decided to release fowle. >> as fowle heads home there are questions about what this means for kenneth bye and matthew miller, the other two americans still detained by the north. and the regime's reclusive leader, kim jong-un has made yet another public appearance, an attempt to stifle the rumors that his leadership is in jeopardy. let's bring in cnn's will ripley. live from tokyo. he had a rare interview with all three detainees recently. was there any sign that one of them would be dangerous threat to the jong-un. >> i admit my guilt to the government and signed a statement to that effect. >> he begged to go home to his family and pleaded for hem from the u.s. government. >> i need to let people know that i'm ge

rain is still well toward north.d front over the bay area until later tonight. between now and then the north they could see a sprinkle in advance of the storm. here's what we're seeing outside right now the fog is not a big deal. the weather headlines for today you could see mostly cloudy we have spotty afternoon showers about 8:00 p.m. and beyond. <

the further north you are the better you are going to see it.r us the further north you go the more clouds you will see and santa rosa is beautiful with a double rainbow and the foliage is gorgeous. >> game three. tomorrow. mostly sunny and 66 and 62 by the end of the game. around the state today, we will have temperatures at extent and sunshine in monterey and 65 in lake and mid-80's to the south. >> as long as it is not a total eclipse of the heart. >> my goodness! you went way back. >> golden oldie. >> westbound 80 approaching 505 is humvee is fully engulfed on the shoulder and everyone is out of the car and we have two lanes shut down right now which is building and northbound highway 101 with a lane blocked because of a two car crash and the rest of the right is not too bad. >>> the death of general rivers now urging into a legal fight. who is facing court almost action? that is >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back, we are getting our first look at new video showing a pack

across the north bay. it could get as far south as a line from petaluma to sonoma and napa but if it is measurable it will be in santa rosa. the bulk of the storm is well to the north. a mirror this morning with the bay looking quiet as the winds are light again and the ferry ride ought to be nice. light rain across the north bay and brighter and warmer conditions across the board tomorrow and unsettled and cooler by ten degrees this weekend. temperatures today are topping out at 81 in gilroy and in the mid-to-upper 70's elsewhere with santa clara and sunnyvale and santa cruz around 75 degrees. and 75 in mountain view and redwood city to 72 and a lot of mid-70 on the peninsula and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and that will spill interest downtown, south san francisco, and from sausalito up to the north bay coast we are cooler in the north bay, upper 60 to low 70 so, still, delightful even though you have a lesser chance of sun in the eclipse because of thick are clouds and low-to-mid 70's along the ea

used to gathering intelligence on north korea. >> north korea was referred to as the c.i.a. as the hardest of the hard targets. in often cases a wilderness of mirrors. there's much we don't know and certainly the motivation for the release right now, we'll be wait for additional information. there are things we do know, particularly given the track record of north korea. we've seen them arrest and then release americans, whether by a senior envoy visit or in this case, no, and some have predicted that this would be north korea turning over a new leaf under this new leader or his predecessors. not so far. >> this leader disappeared for over a month and a week ago he reappeared suddenly. what do you make of that? >> again, two groups. one was health, the other was political intrigue, coup or assassination. i think most of us thought hfts a health situation. we weren't seeing evidence for a coup or invasion situation. so it's some kind of either minor or medium level medical issue, but that does still raise the issue, though, because all the power is centralized in jim -- kim j

. >>> we're seeing light rain through the north bay. spotty showers to the north oh over the coastal hours. as we look at satellite radar pictures, you can see the rain is missing us to the north. but this is what is approaching. you see the clouds over the coastal waters and that will move in overnight. really, this area right here will bring us rain overnight tonight and most will stay to the north. we'll still get some rain. spotty showers tonight, gusty winds, and tomorrow we'll see clearing into the afternoon, still a slight chance at the coastline but not likely. as we head through the rest of the workweek into the weekend, two more chances of rain, friday first, and that will be light and then heavier rain sunday night into monday. a look at the future cast, it's pinpointing light rain over the bay. we know that's not going on. we know this is to the north along the coastal waters and near the san mateo coast. the overnight hours, spotty, light showers through the bay area, kind of hit or miss depending on where you are, focused

from the north. now down toward the deep south we have high pressure fuelling in drier conditions, or warmer conditions from the south. that collision is creating the focal point for possible severe weather, especially for areas like ohio, and also into pennsylvania, and also, as far north as areas like upstate new york. so look out for the possibility of seeing some strong weather there. and a low also providing the opportunity for some snow in the northwestern portions of ontario. so, yes, quite a complex system taking place here. meanwhile down toward the south i mentioned the warm air. that's probably going to lead to some possible record-breaking temperatures for highs. 26 in atlanta. also into d.c. up to 28 in miami as we go through tuesday. as we look into the forecast, halloween is coming up on friday, we are expecting temperatures to really be below normal for areas north of d.c. and d.c. included, as well. now friday, most areas staying relatively dry except for buffalo but then look at thi

korean club for north korean sailors. but either way, he seems to have been a man, if you like, on a mission and the north koreans didn't take kindly to that at all. he is now on his way home in a pretty extraordinary and rapid day of developments. >> yeah, bill, i think americans find it very odd and strange that people are actually considering north korea as a vacation spot. but apparently some do. good news for this gentleman from ohio. thank you, bill neely, we appreciate it. more on the release of jeffrey fowle. >>> governor jay nixon is unveiling what is being called a new effort to reduce issues raised by events in ferguson. being joined from business, education and civil rights organizations as well as representatives of police agencies to reveal the new plan. now, of course, today's event comes on the heels of more than 70 consecutive days of protest since the august 9 police shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. governor nixon was widely criticized for what some call a small response when the protests turned c

areas north and west, there it is.

this is the north dakota job fair. in this room are over 100 employers ready to hire on the spot. >> are you looking for a job? >> are you looking for something, we can get you something. >> one of the organizers told me that if you are looking for a job and you're employable, there's a very, very chance you'll walk out of here with a job. >> it's not just men. among this sea of braun, a meet a surprising number of women. >> where are you from? >> michigan. >> we're from idaho. >> i'm from northern california. >> what have you heard about it before coming? >> there's a lot of money and a lot of men and a lot of mud. >> so you said i'm in? >> yup! >> what brought you out to williston. >> tired of making $7.25 an hour. you only make $12,000 a year back home. everybody is in poverty. >> crystal was having trouble supporting herself and her 11-year-old son when she decided to do something drastic. >> i just drove here a week ago from florida. >> from florida, that's a long drive. >> it was. 32 hours by myself. >> me and th

showers still to the north of the north bay. as we get into this afternoon, though, everybody getting a good three to four hours of steady rainfall. we stop that clock for you, everything starts up. mid-morning, 9:00 a.m. to the south of the golden gate bridge by 11:00 money we stop that clock for you by about 1 p.m. we're talking about a little bit of that deep green. that produce about a quarter inch of rain where we really need it. 68 on the peninsula, 67 for the east shore, meanwhile, mid 60s for san francisco and low 70s out in the north bay today. give your sprinklers a break, if you have them set on a timer, as we're expecting some pretty good rainfall. mike? >> if you don't plan on commuting until after lunch, find me a job at your company. you won't have as much company getting out of the city because as sam just talked about, they moved those plates out. right now it's an easy flow between the city and the east bay. looking farther north, we see a smooth drive. it's not necessarily a heavy traffic flow but we're seeing

and help iing trade with north korea. goods and shows up just how desperate even regime soldiers are. a. >> this is the north korea you're not supposed to see. an elderlya scavenging in the fields for food. a man saving what little he can. it's just across the barbed wire border fence with china. if anyone is caught trying to escape, they'll be shot. a far cry of the propaganda image of north korea, total devotion to supreme leader kim jong un. but what is the reality? to find out, we set up with meeting with a chinese smuggler in a hotel on the border. this place, he say, is crawling with north korean spies. in china, people don't lack food or clothes on their back. but not over there. n even the north korean soldiers have nothing. to trade with, he goes through great risks. they come here with their boats and they go across the border to north korea, which is just over there, and they do their illegal trade. more than anything else, says chen, the soldiers are desperate for food, bread and rice. they have no money to tr

actually i said north american decades. in fact, i teach a course on this at the city university of new york. i'm in the third semester of having done it. actually with each passing semester i am more convinced of the power of north america 20 years after bob helped negotiate the north american free trade agreement. you see the level of integration of these economies and you see the complementary strengths that each of these countries present in a region that really doesn't have the kinds of security issues that you would find in most of the other parts of the world. again, mexico is not asking china to balance with them against us. we are allied with canada in the biggest alliance since world war ii. so the opportunities are enormous in a region that has shared values, democracy, generally a free market economics. and this enormous the integrated market, albeit we also say we are not looking for the eu of north america either. >> when you look at the point, the first point you make on energy, just a staggering fact that th

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partly cloudy to mostly cloudy to the north. more clouds north ward. a chill in the morning air. 10:s to 70s game two looks almost as good as game one. that would be mostly sunny and 70 degrees. lots of 70s here. bumping up a tiny bit from yesterday's highs. 60s and 70s close to seasonal averages. here is sal. >> there is not a lot going on right now. which is good. and as steve gave us a really nice forecast for the traffic because nonwet weather. nice and dry. let's take a look at what we have now with the bay bridge. you can see traffic is moving along nicely. coming into san francisco with no major issues. as a matter of fact, about an eight minute drive. we are also looking at a commute here where traffic is doing well in san francisco along northbound 101. you can see it there on the left coming up to the 80 split. if you are driving in livermore, traffic still looks good. you know it will not stay this way for too long on westbound interstate 580. let's go back to the desk. >>> giants fans cheering and expect to cheer some more after another vic

no window facing north. >> no window facing north. >> it's roughed in but not under the permit. >> the other thing if there's an attempt to add a deck it will have to come their notice will have to be generated to the neighbors and done administratively if someone obtained they can bring in another dr or stopped. >> given it's a non-complying a it will trigger a notice to the adjacent properties additionally if it has a stair penthouse a public hearing through the variance. >> thank you. >> one other question mr. sanchez draefgs between an attached structure can we do that without a permit. >> it will also yeah. >> okay. thank you commissioners, we have a motion and a second not take dr and approve the project as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner richards commissioner johns and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously zoning administrator what say you close the public hearing. >> thank you, commissioners item 12 for the next case at 5420 mixing is request for a mandatory discretionary review. >>

>> you know, this election is about the people of north carolina. and with the president, i support increasing the minimum wage. i supported his very first bill, my very first bill, the fair pay act. but also opposed the president on things that weren't good for north carolina. >> ifill: replacing president obama on the stomp in tight races like this one, hillary clinton. >> elections come down often to who's got more money. who's pedaling more fear. and who turns out. and there is nothing more important for kay than who turns out. >> ifill: tillis has attracted national support including this visit from g.o.p. chairman. >> i know that if we work really hard together that we can get thom over the finish line, not for the party, not for the majority, for power. to do this to help save this country. >> ifill: both candidates are getting a tremendous boost from outside groups on the right and the left. from the coch brothers to planned parenthood kicked in more of $70 million. >> north carolina very well made determine the future of the united states s

and then north korean envoy to japan proposed sending a delegation to the north for an update. >> translator: it would be better for japan to meet directly with the members of a special committee, and listen to what they have investigated so far. japanese officials can propose some ideas. the committee may carry out another probe after hearing opinions from the japanese side. >> reporter: many of the families of abductees harshly oppose the idea. >> translator: i feel that japan is being manipulated by the north. what we want is some concrete results from investigators in pyongyang. >> reporter: they presented a petition to the government. they demanded a deadline for the results of the probe. and they want japanese officials to consider calling off the talks, if the north doesn't abide. and after three weeks of consideration, prime minister shinzo abe made the decision to send the delegation. >> translator: we took into account the risks that not sending a delegation might prompt officials in north korea to suspend their investigation. so we decideds vital for the delegation to directly con

. >> 101 just north of the golden gate bridge. a new incident to tell you about coming up. >> a live look outside. yeah, you can feel fall in the air. this is tuesday, october 21st. this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news this morning, a broken water main leaves a hole in the street and a lot of other problems in san francisco's patrero hills area. this is impacting some patients. good morning, stephanie chuang. >> reporter: the good news is it looks like all of the water will be back on in the area. it is an 1897 cast iron pipe that ruptured. you can see the workers cleaning up all the mud. at the top of the hill is where you have the source of the problem. we have video that was shot earlier this morning that shows all of that water. the sinkhole itself about two square feet. the city's water department says it will be spending the entire day repairing the

most of that rain staying to the north. high pressure still in control but it's a weak ridge and that's why we're seeing some of those high clouds. as we head toward the afternoon, a lot of 70s inside the bay. maybe some mid-70s the warmest valleys and 60s along the coastline. yeah, looking at coit tower, beautiful orange outside as we have mostly clear skies over the bay. looks like the temperatures a little cool in spots, 49 now in san jose, 48 in santa rosa and 50 degrees in livermore. this afternoon, you will see a few more clouds moving on through and a mixture of sun and clouds. still the temperatures are going to be comfortable. 74 livermore. 72 san jose. 68 san francisco. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> developing right now, a passenger arriving in new jersey and two at chicago's o'hare airport are being screened for ebola. their conditions are unknown at this time. meanwhile a news cameraman who contracted the virus in liberia is being released from a nebraska hospital with a clean bill of health. and today, pr

it matters to our relationship in the global relationship of north korea. >> absolutely, north korea,ng about north korea we are in a state of war, our key allic, we have 23 sorbing it does matter until there is reunification, peaceful reunification, it matters. of course, there is the missile issue and the nuclear issue. we assess with high confidence north korea has nuclear capabilities, nuclear weapons, six to 12 and a delivery system. >> an unknown and eratic leader. >> this is a very good point on the leader. the last -- when he took over in december of 2011, when his father passed away, there was high expectation. but in the following two years, this is a man who launched missiles, nuclear tests, threatened the united states and south korea with pre-emptive nuclear strike, executed his uncle who facilitated the transfer of power, number 2, in the country. he did a number of things which indicated and moved senior leaders in the military every other month, people were changing. this is a leader who was unpredictable, eratic. so, there was a lot of concern. tic there was a lot of

two americans remain detained in north korea. ben ethbay who is a korean american has been sentenced to 15 years in jail. the other man, matthew miller is detained and he was a tourist for a gross violation of north korea's legal order. their status is still in the balance, but it seems like they will be on the way to the united states. >> now over to the mid-terms. take a listen to president obama offering real talk to voters in chicago. happy news here at home. listen to this. >> they want it connected on a much grander scale. black voters. they are writing that the white house is on something of a secret offensive. the president is waging an under the radar campaign roaring advertisements and interviews and telephone calls targeting his loyal african-american base. is it working? or will it be too little too late? mayor, both of the mayors. thank you. it's higher than at the polls. >> african-americans like all voters will vote their interest and while president obama is not running in 2014, at least here in philadelphia and i

it looks like we are moving north. we are getting some rain to points north. we have a tropical storm that just missed. and stayed 70-100 miles south of the island. they got a lot of cloud cover and rain. but they escaped without any damage. and now it moves out into the pacific. it did again make it hurricane strength. this is now a tropical storm. it was very close. you can see that rain moving north but it's not making it south yet. if it's not the clover dale or healds burg then we have a rain to go. we do have cool air associated with this. that will punch in late tonight and tomorrow. we get a lot of cloud cover and cooler temps. 50s and 60s on the temps. the breeze is turning southerlily. the direction of the system. san jose a little easterly. south direction that is the direction the wind is coming from. because of a south wind water temps zip back up. there is some mild air here in advance of this system. it looks like pretty good rain to the north. our system wants to bring rain to santa rosa by 9:00. i'm standing right in front of it. there are sig

a report inside of north north . it won't giving up it's nuclear program. and overcome with relief, but this man spent 29 years in a u.s. prison for a murder he didn't commit. city. >> kurdish fighters in syria say that u.s.-led airstrikes are making a difference in and around kobane, close to the kurdish border. the tide is turning and they're pushing isil back. since monday, the u.s.-led coalition has hit isil in and around kobane with 53 airstrikes, and that's just six compared to iraq during that time period. it's interesting when you consider only on monday, the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, said that kobane didn't define u.s. strategy and iraq is where we should be focusing first. we're going to our correspondent who has the latest report from back bag. ba. >> there's real concern in the capital that the u.s.-led airstrikes are in syria and not in iraq. particularly in anbar province. and also part of the larger cities of romani and fallujah. but now it's being concentrated on the town of amaria, a crucial town. if that town falls and is taken