suggesting it was offering the same services some services in pakistan dating back to at least 2016 o'malley thank you. north and south korea always seem to have some spat going on between them all this time of the about a project that was supposed to improve relations between the 2 countries north korea's late leader kim jong un is unhappy about a mountain resort in the north close to the border mount. this week he ordered south korea to tear down a bunch of buildings there. or diamond mountain in north korea a tourist resort co-developed by seoul. but the grand reconciliation project appears to be over shabby a hodgepodge with no national character that's how a north korean leader kim jong un described the south korean built facilities during a recent visit according to pyongyang state agency kim reportedly wants his country to redevelop the site on its own. the south says it's still examining pyongyang's intentions. if there's any recourse from the north were always willing to hold discussions about protecting our citizens property rights so it's a spirit of into korean agreements and the

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o'malley points out san jose taxes cannabis businesses an extra 10%. the proposal in brisbane is much lower. >> with legal cannabis, it's safe. it's tested. you have trusted experts helping you determine what fits for your lifestyle. that's different from the illegal market that has no taxes. >> reporter: the city thinks it could collect around $300,000 each year if the measure passes. the number, they say, would go into the general fund. in bris pabane, ian cole. >> if you're looking for information on bay area ballots, head to nbcbayarea.com. you can click on the politics tab right there on the home page. >>> up next at 6:00, a rabies scare in the east bay. the discovery causing concern for one neighborhood. we'll explain. >>> another robbery at a bay area apple store. this one happened monday night at the apple store at the stanford shopping center. four men stole seven laptops valued at about 10,000 bucks. this was surveillance video back in march. you can see the glass door that police boarded up after the robbery. the thieves got away in a blue c

this dynamic with the democratic governors, william donald schaefer in paris when denny and martin o'malley. sometimes you will get a sibling rivalry intraparty. it is not always between the principles. it is not between mike pence and mitch daniels. they are very different people and don't really run in the same circles. they have a very different style of politics. it is between the staffs. between --ee it going further back, frank o'bannon. both democrats. there staffs whipping heads. you saw this with pence and daniels. pence lives in a different world politically then mitch daniels, but they get along fine. there is no animosity. there is not an especially close relationship either. host: how important was mike pence's radio career informing his political career? -- in forming his clinical career? radio is where he really develops a good political antenna. it was not really like rush limbaugh. he was a call-in show. he would listen to people. five days a week, just like you. you listen to people calling in. over the years he developed a great antenna, a great sense of where people were

i'm endorsed by the district attorney nancy o'malley and we will work together to stem the tide of organized crime. as a career prosecutor who worked in this district attorney's office for more than a decade, i know how broken the office has become. it has been weakened, demoralized, politicized and cut off from the partnerships we should be building. and the last year, over 30% of the prosecutors in the office have left out of frustration, mismanagement and neglect. the state of the district attorney's office has impacts far beyond the office itself and i'm prepared to address these problems starting day one. i'm inspired to serve in large part by my father. he came to the united states from a country where he lived nearly his entire life under martial law. he marvelled at our freedom and democracy. his not so secret dream was to be lawyer. his philosophy, always to give back to the country that has given so much to our family. i chose a career in public service as a lawyer, as a prosecutor, because of him. my name is nancy tong. i'm running to be your next district attorney. i'm a prosecut

with the dynamic democratic governors like martin o'malley. sometimes, you will get a sibling rivalry in intraparty. it is not always between the principles. it is not between mike pence and mitch daniels. they are different people and don't run in the same circles. they have a different style of politics. it is between the staff. ,ou would to see it between going further back in indiana, evan and frank o'bannon, when he follows him as governor. their staffs would bank heads. you saw this with pence and daniels. worldes in a different politically than mitch daniels. they get along fine. there is no animosity but there is not an especially close relationship either. host: how important was mike pence's radio career in forming his political career? guest: this is fascinating. i did not understand this before i started researching and reporting the radio side. the radio is where he develops a good political antenna. -- he says he was rush limbaugh on decaf. he wasn't really like rush limbaugh at all. he would listen to people. five days a week, h

. >> i should point out that devon o'malley, the pr man for the treasury secretary, basically misledus off the story about mnuchin's attendance. it was a horrible thing. i mean, i listen to people when they tell me something's a security concern, so don't mention the guy's name, and that's what i did. and then it leaked out. what he did was very bad. but why is mnuchin going, okay? well, for business reasons just like the wall street guys are going. the wall street guys are going, they want a bigger piece of this ipo. mnuchin is going because the trump white house wants saudi aramco, essentially, to list on a u.s. exchange. i they think that's a big thing. there going to be two legs to the ipo. the first is at the end of the year, that'll probably list locally, but the second comes later, and that's one they want listed on the nasdaq or on the new york stock exchange. that's why he's doing. guys, it's one year after khashoggi, his murder. but money is the reason why wall street is showing up, it's the reason why the white house is showing up. bottom line. liz: as we say, the expirati

i agree because the while house told me, treasury department flak, devin o'malley told me this would a security concern if i reported it. and i didn't. under sort of deal was, that if the thing would break, named to get out there they would tell me. that happened today. they did not tell me. neil: a lot of other people are going to it. >> we wrote that story. my point is this, we talk about the fake news media, are a bunch of animals, don't listen to people, don't take anything into account, that is baloney. i listened to the guy, said security reasons, i got screwed in the end but i would still listen to me, if a flak tells me there are security reasons. neil: even though you personally are fake? >> you know when i saw the story, neil, that i agreed not to write pop-up, my blood pressure went -- neil: really. >> blood came out of my nose. neil: really? >> i was so mad. i haven't gotten this mad in a long time. neil: you know last time that happened to me? ponderosa they were out of the prime rib. >> prime rib. neil: same blood coming out of my nose. >> by the way ponderosa has prett

with the dynamic democratic governors like martin o'malley.etimes, you will get a sibling rivalry in intraparty. it is not always between the principles. it is not between mike pence and mitch daniels. they are different people and don't run in the same circles. they have a different style of politics. it is between the staff. ,ou would to see it between going further back in indiana, evan and frank o'bannon, when he follows him as governor. their staffs would bank heads. you saw this with pence and daniels. worldes in a different politically than mitch daniels. they get along fine. there is no animosity but there is not an especially close relationship either. host: how important was mike pence's radio career in forming his political career? guest: this is fascinating. i did not understand this before i started researching and reporting the radio side. the radio is where he develops a good political antenna. -- he says he was rush limbaugh on decaf. he wasn't really like rush limbaugh at all. he would listen to people. five days a week, he wa

spread to 30,000 acres so far it is only 10% contained so they have not made much progress martin o'malleyday 10% this morning. so you just gives you an idea of just how bad this fire is and how it continues to burn. >>whipped up by those winds are gusting to 90 miles an hour. we understand in some spots and there telling folks stay off the roads, you know they're dealing with downed trees downed power lines in addition to fighting the fire so it's best to just get to an evacuation center. and also don't call 911 that's been a problem as well if you want more information on the fire evacuation centers, all of that is available through 2, 1, 1, and we also have it on the kron 4 website as well so there's a lot of information there that want to take advantage of. >>we want to go live now to kron four's christine attorney h o she's at one of the evacuation centers that have been set up in santa rosa. >>yes, i'm actually here at the petaluma fairgrounds and there are now 6 evacuation centers that have been set up through the county to make sure that people have a place to go because of course