. >> eleanor otto is about to turn 100 years old later this month on october 28th.ome in long beach, california, to celebrate. >> otto joined the war effort in 1942, working as a riveter at the roar air force corporation. over the years the company was taken over by boeing which shut the plant down five years ago. >> otto was still working as a riveter at age 95 when the plant closed. her secret to long life, keep your sense of humor. >> i mean, working hard for the money. >>> to a little lady on the opposite end of the age spectrum. >> hearts are melting over a video of a 5-year-old girl describing the first time she met her adoptive parents. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: this is 5-year-old gabby, adopted from china when she was 4. big sister lily also adopted from china. here she is talking to her mom about her adoption and about her sister, lily. >> little babies. >> reporter: this is the moment gabby tells her american mother how she felt the day they met in china. >> we was very excited to meet you and our daddy. and we love you guys. and we want to be

potential to one day compete with mexico which is currently exports in about $1000000.00 tons of opic otto's a year. from me and the business in. a hurry much for watch. after the fall of the berlin november 9th on d. w. . so you would likely be on fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan would be an issue where you should. say nothing is just that the children who have already been the boy and those that will follow are part of a new kind of. they could be the future of the economy. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for mines. this week on world stories. germany 30 years after the end of east germany russia the stalin god statue gets a facelift we begin in greece where more than 10000 refugees including a large number of children are still housed to camp morea on the island of lesbos the conditions of the camp are horrific. this tent outside greece's largest refugee camp is home to 4 people. i man who fled syria has been living here for close to a month the morea campus 4 times over its capacity so thousands are for

potential to one day compete with mexico which is currently exports in about 1000000 tons of opic otto's a year. that's your business update on thanks for watching. sure as crap beautiful reaches the film in a castle and nuclear power plant. but most people in france approve of the use of nuclear power it's part of the country's national identity. more no more. 60 minutes. story some people for information. they want to express. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. this is g.w. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes a political outside that is set to become too noisy as new president more importantly democracy was also a winner in the image. and that of all this one in mozambique but big some all warning democracy is under attack. then why do so.

after a lot of back and forth with this press team one ultra rich german did agree to meet us otto is the chairman of the supervisory board of the auto korean and one of the 10 richest germans. we asked him why germans are reluctant to show off their wealth. if you do him harm you before any wiring doing so would lead to envy in the us achievements and wealth are seen in a highly positive way. but here they carry a bitter aftertaste where does his fortune come from or how did he get his wealth that scares some off to the shore and once you buy fuel i think a lot of people find their own welfare little nauseating. i don't know draw i like it mr scott when he. did cost money grew up poor his mother ran a small drug store and post will have his son had bigger plans and $972.00 the idea of opening the 1st self-service drugstore in germany came to him today he's a multimillionaire why was he happy to step into the spotlight. and function. in the early years it was just about getting the name rossman on their. way so when i was invited to a talk show i want to small regional channel i like

he must be responsible for the death of otto warmbier. but some people call he is a nice guy.an the american leaders call kim jong un a nice guy while one of his innocent, you know, young university students was killed in this country. eric: otto's parents, cindy and fred, have continued their effort to find justice for their son and for all the victims of kim's brutal regime. as for the former ambassador, he says he will continue to speak out and along with the other speakers who attended the oslo freedom forum, they say they should all stand in solidarity with those who seek freedom around the globe. arthel? arthel: eric, thank you. u.s. troops deployed to syria after president trump ordered others to withdraw. we're live on the ground next. about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insuranc

already cooling down into the 40's for those of you in the north bay specifically in santa rosa and of otto everyone else the low to mid to upper 50's but we're all going to cool down into the 40's tonight. chillier air mass will be on tap this evening, especially for those of you in santa rosa, cooling down to 36 degrees. so expect some possible patchy frost as morning commute to watch out for that slick drive out there. tomorrow's daytime highs, a few degrees below average downtown san francisco in the mid 60's, upper 60's and oakland and san jose, mid 70's for your afternoon highs with widespread 70's and even low 80's as you make your way inland specifically in parts of the tribe valleys and even santa rosa as well, let's take a look ahead over next 10 at 10 outlook because we are going to notice some changes a slight bump in temperatures on tuesday. but as we take a look at our full 10 at 10 outlook. wednesday we could see some light rain making its way into the north bay. bring us some pretty breezy wind speeds starting wednesday night through thursday, some not going to be a soaker b

because we had members then candidates like jason crow and andy can and max rose and antonio doug otto and the list goes on and on talking about kitchen table pocketbook issues and that is where what we are all about. that's that's what we continue to do and we base our faith in the american people. >> the situation in syria and turkey is there anything congress can do outside of the disapproval revolution to course correct legislatively? >> later on today there will be a warehouse conversation that will be bipartisan in nature that speaker pelosi, steny hoyer hoyer and jim clyburn as well as chairman ingle and chairman smith are participating in the american people across the ideological spectrum have clearly indicated that the actions that the president has taken in abandoning our ally in bolstering the position of four different entities that our enemies iran, a sod, russia and isis is reckless and irresponsible. it will will do everything we can pursuant to the legal branch of government to turn the situation around. >> like to add the resolution also has another purpose besides di

to do the villages are regularly go out and work on reviving areas of degraded land applying when otto'stechnique and trim new shoots growing out of old stumps farmer manage natural regeneration isn't complicated it involves targeted pruning and protecting of new growth still it's very effective the saplings will hopefully grow into tall trees. we cut some shoots but leave the bigger ones just one or 2. what we cut away we use as firewood. the key advantage over planting new trees is that the roots are already there and reach deep into the soil so even if it rarely rains they can tap into the ground water trees can also raise the water table release moisture into the air and fertilize the soil when their leaves fall and decompose as conditions improved samuel bunn tongue was able to increase his herd. it has helped a lot. used to be much harder but now things are different we have a proper income we can look after our families pay for health insurance and school fees and everybody has enough to eat. in your memory 82 hectares of land have so far been reforested but large stretches still

but i want to let you hear from gayle and otto, two voters, a married couple here in hutchison, minnesota of that vote this morning. have you guys talked about this much? >> oh, i think we've had a few discussions. >> we do get into it once in a while at home. >> did you vet for president trump in 2016? >> yes, i did. >> did you? >> i absolutely did not. >> what about collin peterson, the congressman here? >> yes, i voted for him. >> even in 2018 you voted for him. would you be upset collin peterson, the democrat, if he votes for impeachment? >> i guess not. >> it wouldn't change your thoughts about him? >> no, i guess not. >> why is that? >> well, i think he's got a mind of his own, but, you know, he's got to keep his finger on the pulse of his voters. and so if he thinks it's wise, then he should do it. >> even though you are personally opposed to impeachment. >> that's right. >> stephanie and ali, we talked to a number of voters this morning here, like otto, an individual who voted for donald trump in 2016, but is also a supporter of collin peterson. and appreciates the fact that he is

the woman you just heard from otto yesterday the fire consumed her honery road. she and her husband, and ore dock fled the fire with just minutes to spare. the red rock casino means among mandatory evacuations orders. the flames got did not get anywhere near the buildings. the flames and structures have burned and blood along what winery road. that is been about an 11 or 10 minute drive from where we are geyserville avenue. the visitor center has been one of the main stretches of the town. it is pretty small. we have not seen any signs of any fire damage here. so the damage that we know that is confirmed is about a 10 minutes drive, or a few miles away along red winery road. with the latest information that we have, when we drove into town because the roads are blocked coming where we are, we checked in with chp and sheriffs deputies and the latest information that the fire was burning on the other side of the mountain. away from seville. mandatory evacuation orders are still in effect for the town of geyserville and surrounding areas. none of the evacuation orde

correspondents barbara fazel in brussels and shawn otto pots in london welcome both let's start with you barbara what is the thinking behind this flexible departure date the thinking is that the divorce proceedings between britain and the european union have reached the point to that they have gotten somewhat acrimonious and the 2 sides and particularly the e.u. want to see the back of the other so it is the message we are not keeping you whenever you're ready to go please we would even show you 2 of the door we would carry your suitcases and we might even order into a taxi to sort of facilitate the departure seriously this really is a signal to the government in london to sort of speed up and figure out what they want and how they want it and when they're wanted because the e.u. is relatively tired and exasperated was following this process and not knowing when and how it will happen ok social impulses in london are the prime minister there boris johnson wants a snap election and he's hoping to make a break since he's big campaign issue so what does the timing look like. well now wi

geim checking in on the golden gate traffic looking good here we've had no problems so far between of otton francisco, so off to a fantastic start we're checking in on traffic. tracker we don't see any big trouble spots for highway 4 so as you roll through contra costa county. it's wide open going west 13 minutes to make it to concord 6.80 is fine for j cole to danville so is that minutes and then one oh one looking good so far and easy 26 minute trip from san jose to menlo park a look at some more numbers coming up in just a bit. and local music programs are getting ready for the high school band challenge this week. hey where they're dedicating their performance to a former student who recently survived cancer kron forcefully to call has that story. >>this piece called survivor, possible light he did so inspired by former student and recent graduate come on her son's winning battle against cancer. the student in real shot to win the high school band challenge close out san francisco fleet week. and the prize money comes with i just want to celebrate. >>and causing trio were going to do a

german chancellor otto from bismarck wanted to act as mediator issuing invitations to what became known as the berlin conference. in late 1904 the competing european states met to negotiate colonization and trade in africa the race for territory what became known as the scramble for africa was underway germany 2 sought to stake its claim for a place in the sun. conduct of believe me for a very long time. for holiness and we were told the names of the condor partners openly. the extraordinary skills the diplomatic governments the motivation behind everyone the pacific ocean of africa the good deeds of civilization of africa. the courage of explorers the self for getting humanism. but nobody absolutely nobody pointed to the insult to the disc on that followed as if you were in. england france italy and portugal had already seized land in africa european colonial powers began to build trade relations they were soon joined by germany which established colonial settlements in togo cameroon east africa and what they called german south west africa today's namibia. this decision to colonize af

all over the czech republic hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets otto now forms the government with its leader andre bobbish as prime minister. but he of all people is suspected of having pocketed millions of illegal funds and obstructing investigations. the memory of his repeatedly invoked as a prime example of decency during the demonstrations his old friend agrees. we have now a kleptocratic regime instead of an authoritarian one but that is not very gratifying either. this is far removed from vaclav havel and the ideas that drove the revolution of 1909. the beautiful czech republic seems to be on the brink of another upheaval but perhaps the citizens will soon be able to shake the dissatisfaction that permeates the country. the next stop is the past and the garion border crossings. where world history was once made. the world seemingly comes to an end at risk of a 4 metre high razor wire fence snakes through the farmland the balkan route which used to be the main route into the e.u. for refugees has been blocked off. as it's a sad irony of history that hungar

. >> what happened with these retail sales numbers >> otto was clearly the weakness, and i think the consumer is fine, they're in great shape. there are sectors that are underperforming quite a bit. department stores continue to underperform, and really most of them all >> the consumer is getting mixed messages, what do you mean >> i think right now, we have a little political chaos going on, there's a lot of activity based on tweets on both sides. the consumer is kind of mixing up that politics with the true fundamentals of where the economy is and how strong we actually are >> do you really think that they're paying that close attention to the political noise? and that is affecting what they're doing, whether they're going to the malt? >> yeah. >> it's chilling them somehow? >> it's not affecting them a the mall in particular it is but if the clothing stores and the typical -- what we think of as retail, that's not affecting them too much. the bigger purchases with auto, et cetera, that's where they might shutter back a little bit. everyone is fully employed best employment pretty

antioch napa santa rosa and of otto all at 77 well concord are close to spot to 80 degrees. but we'll be saving those 80's for the weekend. that's when we're going to be seeing them not just for inland valleys, but also right alongside the day. temperatures for our coastal areas will also be on the rise come the weekend. so if you've liked or whether lately enjoy these next 3 days the end of this forecast is looking warmer. >>how things chsnge the nationals win the nl wild-card game. >>to take on the shredded died. >>here is an x o. there's no crying in baseball that is a mom. these woman an games kill me. one kid gets to go to disneyland while the other goes home as the one who blew it not to punish him anymore. but let's take a look at what happened. it's the bottom of the 8th, and the brewers are 3 to one that's a bases loaded. rookie trent grisham. it skips under his glove and that air. city of defeat the coach was quick to say that christians a great play to this point is what the brewers here but that is no consolation for that player who dropped the ball trust me tryi

of course, the famous example is gordon brown and that otto election. brexit is not sorted yet. and the prime minister staked his personal reputation on that date. if you have an election in december, christmas time, does he then get blamed for that and does he get blamed for both —— from both sides, brexiteers and remainers? that is the real difficulty he is facing. what are you picking up about divisions within government circles about this idea of a christmas election? i would say the closet you get to boris johnson and his team, they are probably gung ho for it because the flip side is if you leave it any longer, winter is a difficult time in politics, you have an nhs crisis, it is not a great time. nobody feels any better, there isa time. nobody feels any better, there is a little bit of that, but there are probably more constitutional mps with long memories are saying this is going to be difficult for boris johnson, he is going to have to win labour seats where the conservative brand are still seen as very toxic. and some people may think ijust can't vote tory, and they ne

there starting off with one oh one we have the usual crowd here southbound want to one leaving of otto7. fe southbound that is your commute traffic and it's still busy but after sandra fell. it's going to be a great trip to san francisco with the exception of the fog that's john's been telling you about there's so much fog that chp decided to issue a special fog advisory for those of you heading across the golden gate so 31 minutes nevado to the funny side and stacked up from the maze and very quiet. coming in and all lanes open in oakland 5 us right around 14. we had a crash that was blocking so it's jammed out of san leandro that just put you at a whopping 45 minutes a residual slowing from to 38 to downtown oakland james. >>all right robin, thank you 9.32 let's get back to the big story today which is the weather and the potential loss of power for hundreds of thousands of people across the bay area as there fire risk grows pg e is warning everybody that if the winds get to a certain point that makes it too dangerous to keep the power on. we're going to shut it off for cities across

downtown petaluma which up to now has been spared that will be dark going down highway one downtown of otto and then you really get hit hard in southern marin county sandra fell arts for mill valley. sausalito this entire stretch for a marine wood all the way to the golden gate bridge. all of that in marion county is projected to be without power starting this weekend. we're getting it all across alameda and contra costa county are into lafayette marotta all are going to be dark much of the oakland hills, the berkeley hills. well also be in the dark pretty much only the flatlands of oakland and hayward and san leandro are spared but parts of castro valley and then you get on the other side of the hills danville parts of san ramon. the outskirts of walnut creek all the hills around mount diablo and then over around dublin pleasanton this whole area the 5 8680 interchange area. that's going to be affected looks like most of livermore will be okay but outside of livermore in the hills that also affected son all that corridor along 6.80 and we had to the south bay, the east bay hills east of or

country before party and has been willing to have the courage to stand up for what is right as opposed ottoefending or coddling this president's bad behaviors. >> he was directly clearly attacking, disagreeing with the president there and the current chairman of judiciary lindsey graham. >> listen, if you've met chuck grassley, you'll know, when he puts his mind to something, he sticks to it. >> he certainly does. >> and on this one, i happen to agree with him that -- listen, we have to protect whistleblowers because in the design of our democracy is one of the most important methods by which there is transparency and disclosure of bad behaviors in government. and it therefore is an opportunity for us then as the american public to know what is happening in a way we can correct and hold accountable bad behaviors and abuses of government and abuses of taxpayer resources. so, good for chuck grassley on this one and i hope that more of my colleagues with recognize that this is really a matter about the integrity of our system of government and our democracy and should not be a partisan issue.

concord at 46 oakland at 47 and then the 30's to be seen in the north bay but it's a wholly none of otto and sand in selma. so it's an incel mo heats in the upper 30's, currently later on today expect temperatures to be among the warmest that they're about to be in the forecast still holding on to some 80's today and tomorrow but after that, not so much i'm talking cooler weather in ydur forecast still to come. >>it's looking great heading into san francisco and side people day and and a lot of federal workers have the day off. and that gives us so great trip into san francisco. just a few minutes ago was backed up to the bottom of the maze now we call this a minor way right down the middle and some of the cash lanes but that's it. this is nice for those of you who do have to get to work 12 minutes to make it off to fremont street want to take you over to berkeley because we have this crash 80 east that's counter commute at gilman it's a hit and run and and we have couple lanes blocked so it's solid from the maze heading east all the way into berkeley. now the commute direction is westbo

. >> i hope that when that last little part of his otto -- the vision is gone that he can remember the colors and -- and the lights. something that he has always enjoyed. he has always enjoyed brit broit lights. >> she says christophers condition keeps the family inside the home mostdies but the halloween display is bringing out s. >> shows t love and heart she has for the son and to do something like this, you know, that's pretty saw zbloom indeed. and the zpli will remain up through hal went. the family will be handing out goodies to kids every day until then. so if you find yourself on vernon avenue here in the willow glenn neighborhood look forns. in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> such a great story. >>> new details this morning on the florm san francisco 49ers assistant coach hailed as a hero for stopping a school shooting in portland. we have the brand-new video when he disarmed the student with a shotgun. marpsy gonzalez takes you through the moments caught on camera. >> this morning new video shows the tense homes of the football coach zharmg a student roaming t

francisco, mid 80's for oakland and upper 80's for those of you in san jose low 90's for conquered and of ottoven for your friday afternoon so slightly cooler air mass but no record breaking heat in weather watch that we really need to watch out for this weekend that could easily be upgraded into a red flag warning because of another round of gusty offshore winds impacting all of the north and the interior valleys of the east bay and also parts of the san francisco peninsula as well so we could see sustained winds at 30 to 50 miles per hour for most of the bay area but along the highest peaks for those of you in the north bay tracking wind gusts upwards of 80 miles per hour or less so this is going to be the strongest wind event that we've seen all year long and just as strong as that wind event that sparked all of those wind county fires back in 2017. so this is something we really need to watch out for very typical this time of year peak of high fire season. well under way for us right now in the bay area. the one thing that will work in our favor this weekend will be the below average tempe

>>developing news out otto the family of a missing man is speaking out now hoping to solve a case that'sas 32 years old when he went missing back in august of 1986 his body and car were never found very few clues were left behind about what could have happened to him. police have decades of case information but they're being selective about what they released because they want to make sure that any new leads aren't fabricated. we talked to his mother who is hoping to some day she'll learn the truth. >>all the sudden it was like i had electrical shot, i and i knew something happened to him i would like know. i think i would rest little better, you know. >>this person is somewhere or you know that somebody knows the answer and this was not the type of person that you percent hop in his caan drive off and never communicate with him running in. >>the case is the first of 6 missing persons cold cases that the nevada police department is hoping to highlight over the next several months. and in half moon bay to san mateo county sheriff's office is looking into a cold cases, well this one more t

concord at 46 oakland at 47 and then the 30's to be seen in the north bay but it's a wholly none of ottond sand in selma. so it's an incel mo heats in the upper 30's, currently later on today expect temperatures to be among the warmest that they're about to be in the forecast still holding on to some 80's today and tomorrow but after that, not so much i'm talking cooler weather in ydur forecast still to come. >>it's looking great heading into san francisco and side people day and and a lot of federal workers have the day off. and that gives

santa rosa and of otto each at 75 today. days shows temperatures pretty cool come thursday friday and saturday below average and a chances of igrain chance though full cool fall forecast to close out the week. next week comes along with temperatures on the warmer side offshore winds kick back into gear by monday of next week and temperatures back up into the 80's. robin. thank you john checking in on traffic, it's relatively quiet. >>i don't have any big trouble spot for just know that it's really picking up out there, we'll head over to the golden gate we like to take a peek at one oh one which is looking good so far so no problems leaving the north bay heading to san francisco you can do that in 19 minutes, we're checking the bay bridge traffic and you see all the headlights squeezing in through the tolls it's already stacked up the on 8.80 spilling back to the bottom of so it has reached that point we're at 12 minutes and growing now to make it off to fremont street which is still a really get drive time. our friends pitt

. >> it's a pretty simple fact that the capability to take cargo to an orbit you'll need to carry otto mission? correct? so, i also want to focus in on the (inaudible) former societally missed radar for inspiration who didn't op-ed on the 13th on the hill and in that op-ed he said that nasa's 2024 approach will require a new development, eight launches and 17 mission critical operations to achieve this goal. are you familiar with that op-ed? that they wrote last month and would you agree with that assessment? >> i do think -- i have not read the op-ed and i would love to read it before commenting on it is out will be all right. i'd be happy to take that for the record and give my feet back. >> how many commercial launch vehicles will it take? let me go back one second. i know you hadn't read the article but would you agree with his assessment. >> and he said one more time. >> it will require eight new developments, eight new launches and 17 mutual operations to achieve this goal. >> i think that's a fair assessment. >> how many commercial vehicles will it take to launch the system incl

real. " joining me are stuart kaiser, ubs macro equity and derivatives strategist, and julia carr and ottopectives founder and president -- and julia coronado, macropolicy perspectives founder and president. could we talk ourselves into a recession? stuart: yesterday was obviously a mist to the downside come but to the coming -- a miss downside, but that is coming off of a rally. on the global basis, you have seen soft data, really showing a data, really showing a ton of weakness over the course of the last month. i don't know that this is talking ourselves into every session. i think the data is slowing, and we can decide whether this is real economic activity slowing or whether it is an exogenous shock from the trade negotiations, but there is a real legitimate slowdown at yesterday's start of the trade. alix: julia, i'm going to describe the chart i'm going to show you, looking at the ism versus the kansas city manufacturing sentiment and the u.s. many factoring survey. they are just showing different things. it's not as bad as the ism. is that speak to just a trade issue? julia: i thin

these temperatures for us now are in the 50's in the 40's, 39 of otto a point to note the winds are going probably support temperatures overnight a little bit it says could be pretty much widespread. but starting sunday night and maybe even as late as monday night into tuesday morning. and so forth with windshield in areas you may be looking a lot more 30's out there in some really chilly spots dipping below freezing to because that dry air doesn't hold the heat, it said it. humidity actual bit of a greenhouse effect a little bit almost a carbon dioxide is actually more potent that carbon dioxide so you have less moisture in the air and you get that racial cooling at nigh thutwinds counter that let's see what does happen with the winds today yawn not much. looks like we're getting something on the witching hour here on the east bay up the solano county and it spills over the entire real estate, good strong north winds at this point this will be tomorrow morning. but they start to told little bit north easterly softly. the smoke up here will be gets the scent out to sea but that will be th

this is the otto monman, the tu surround by the persians. so this is iran being very, very welcome into a big playing field. and then fourth and finally, the last point i want to make in terms of alliances, alliances are unbelievably hard, as the supreme allied commander in nato i kind of orchestrated 28 nato militaries and another 30 non-natoal lies in the war in advance. everyone's got a different agenda, yet in the end the sum is so much greater than the whole of the parts. alliances are hugely advantageous, they're difficult, easy to break, and a lesson like this will reverberate globally for a long time. last thought. think about the korean war. what if when things got tough on the korean peninsula in the '50s we just kinda said, you know, i don't remember seeing a korean destroyer there at d-day, let's get out of here. what would the korean peninsula look like right now? it would be a totalitarian regime aligned completely with china and russia. instead? south korea we have thesive tetee 15th largest economy in the world. not good to c