did you fall in love with randolph dial? >> no.> did you help him plan and escape to get out of prison? >> no. >> did you live with him as his lover? >> no. >>> coming up -- could bobbi parker explain it all? >> the man is having a heart attack. you understand how that looks, right? the man is having a heart attack in the hospital and even then you don't leave. >> what will a jury think? what will you? when "the devil and bobbi parker" continues. >>> welcome back. bobbi parker was on trial charged with helping randolph dial break out of prison. prosecutors protray ed the teacher as unhappy in her marriage. they claim she ran off with dial for love. the defense countered that bobbi was a a victim of dial himself and blamed the warden. a jury would decide bobbi's fate. but she sat down with us to address the lingering suspicions. >> she was on trial for helping him break out of prison. bobbi did not take the stand, but did take our questions fpz why didn't you just take off? you could have gotten off and -- >> i -- >> you could have

. >> and the role of william randolph first? >> william randolph first is one of the publishers of those yellow papers, intermediate greatly to this worse. and anti-spanish. but of course once the war broke outhe had reporters on the scene w , artists that were set to report back almost daily and he had reported on the atrocities in cuba. >> was american involvement withcuba ? >> there was lots of american involvement with the sugar grown in cuba. that was probably the biggest economic interchange where the sugar plantation in cuba, other than that there wasn't a great deal going on between the united states and cuba. except for economics, economic exchange. sugar, that kind of thing. >> you know where the term yellow journalism came from? >> know. i could look it up quick but i forgot where the term yellow journalism comes. >> what was teddy roosevelt doing in 1898? >> teddy roosevelt was a bureaucrat, he was 39 years old at the time . and he was trying, his assistant secretary to prepare the united states for war with spain wh

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netflix cofounder mark randolph says blockbuster left at the company's original movie by mail servicewe will hear his latest thoughts on streaming wars and tech culture. first, it finally happened. wework is pushing back its ipo. what was once one of the most anticipated to abuse of 20 -- anticipated debuts of 2019 is being pushed to october. governance problems and financials. at one point, this was the post to be a $47 billion company. now that number is about $15 billion and perhaps smaller. -- ing me to discuss, the new york, crystal, who has been covering this troubled ipo. what was the problem today? financials, ors, governance problems? >> all of the above. the simple answer is they have a lot of things to address before they can go to the investors again and ask them for their money. now we are hearing it could be $15ow as $12 billion to billion. there have been a lot of changes to governance, but investors are looking at valuations, whether they will improve financials, and whether more is needed for them to be convinced about the valuation? this morning on the open, someone

her only claim to fame was that her brother worked for william randolph first . now, little did conde know that would mean something and several years hence but carmel's husband was very much into sports and she was also very much into the idea that women could do anything and go anywhere and be anything. though thecupboard became more exotic .you had women who were actually doing work, writing area who were shooting, going on skiing. who were voting, doing all kinds of activities. he never forgot his core business which was selling clothing and fashion to women . so you could look at thecover and you know they're trying to sell me jewelry . here we have the beginning of the paris season, beginning of the newyork season . everything was done with the purpose so that the customer and reader always knew what they were getting. the advertiser always knew that they were advertising in an issue that meant something to the people . and meanwhile conde's friendship with frank cronin shield blossom. they were really like brothers. therewere a lot of rumors that they were

it was at a house that no one lived in on randolph avenue. firefighters got on the scene, they saw a lot of flames, they soon realized there was a risk it was going to collapse around them so they pulled back it back started fighting the fire from the outside. significant damage to that house. no injuries to firefighters to report. back to you. >>> the downtown bart station is the latest to go paperless making the switch to clipper card only. cards a cost three dollars. the transition has been made at the 19th street ocean. meanwhile, the agency shared newgate options up for consideration this week to help curb bear evaders. the first is a swing style gate, the second is a retrtabart says it is less reliable, the third is similar to what is used in new york city subway station is. >> those are all pretty nice. they will definitely help. >> the last one looks more european. it is more friendly the in the new york style. >> the agency is expected to decide on one of these designs at their board meeting this thursday. >>> as we take a live look

families have come to know wicks for their delicious pies and baked goods that have been a staple in randolph county since 1944. dwayne wicker sham started the business by delivering pies from his 1934 becausic see dan and within four years he was roducing -- buick see dan -- sedan and within four years he was producing the pies. to this day wick's pies remains family owned and can produce 10,000 pies in a single eight hour shift. wick's distributes more than 40 states though you can't beat a fresh slice from mr. wick's restaurant on cherry street in winchester, which have enjoyed. thank you, mr. speaker, and i congratulate wick's pies. mr. speaker, earlier in the year hi the privilege of sitting in the ranking member graves' chair for a portion of the transportation and infrastructure committee's member day hearing. regardless of the diverse backgrounds or districts we represent, my republic and democratic colleagues echoed familiar stories of how the lack of high speed internet access is impacting their constituents. to address this issue, i worked with my colleague and fellow hoosier, cong

fire crews were called out at 2:00 this morning along randolph avenue. there are no reports of anyone being hurt. we have calls out for more information. >>> a 6.0 magnitude earthquake strikes off puerto rico's coast. three after shocks struck within an hour striking that same region. these are some of the images just in of the nearby water line that erupted following the quake. heavy destruction was not expected because the quake itself struck 50 miles off shore. tropical storm karen is expected to pass over-puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands today. it's packing 40 mile per hour winds. puerto rico still working to recover from the devastating hurricane in 2017. >>>34. the long awaited memoire of the woman sexually assaulted by brock turner hits stores today. she remained anonymous for four years saying she chose to hide her connection to the crime fearing it would stop her from becoming a writer. her book is titled "know my name."s turner's assault and the legal fall out. >>> police are asking for help following a hit and run that happened sunday.

the two-alarm blaze was reported just before 2:00 on randolph avenue. no injuries reported. >>> president trump tweeted out saying he has authorized the release of the full transcript of his controversial phone call with the president of ukraine tomorrow. cbs news learned the president ordered the state department and the pentagon to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to ukraine days ahead of that july phone call. in it, he said that he is said to have pressured the leader of the country to investigate joe biden and his son hunter. >> i said hold it up. let's get other people to pay and everybody called me saying oh please can we play. and there was never any quid pro quo. >> the controversy the fueling renewed democratic calls for impeachment. seven democratic freshmen in the house from swing districts signed an op ed says if he used taxpayer dollars as leverage for his own gain, that would be a threat to all we have sworn to protect. >> if they want to do it, go hard or go home. stop talking about it. go to amazon, buy a spine, a

her only claim to fame was that her brother worked for william randolph hurst.at would actually mean something in several years. carmel's husband was very much into sports and she was also very much into the idea that women could do anything and go anywhere and be anything. the covers became more exotic. you had women were asked the doing sports who were riding camels, who were shooting, who were skiing, who are voting and doing all kinds of activities. he never forgot his core business which was selling clothing and fashion to women. you can look at the cover and you know they are trying to sell me jewelry. here we have the beginning of the paris season in the beginning of the new york season but everything was done with the purpose so the customer and the reader always knew what they were getting. the advertiser always knew that they were advertising in an issue that meant something to people. and meanwhile condÉ's friendship with frank blossom. they were really like brothers. there were a lot of rumors that they were. i don't know about frank one way or the o

owning money to the saudi royal family the swiss said we're going to notify the back to tell folders randolph that swung into action. or to the serious fraud office to close down their investigation. since bond said if the investigation continued they would withdraw national security cooperation which would lead in the words of prince bandar to blood on the streets of london. the story we've been banging away out for more than 5 years is something they really woke up to it because everybody could see was a huge cover up the spectacle of a british prime minister closing bell of a criminal investigation for reasons we all wear that your government was approving pavements to a friend of president bush's as part of british aerospace is back system is that why you suspended a fraud inquiry. went out he blessed are talking about national security interests that's supposed to be a card that trumps all others i don't believe the investigation is that it would have led anywhere except to the complete wreckage of a vital strategic relationship for our country in terms of fighting terrorism in terms of

james madison, george mason, and edmond randolph. and they were each concerned that the president may one day engage in activity that was not criminal but was impeachable. madison was concerned about a president who would engage in perfidy, deceit, untrustworthiness. madison was worried about a president who would be disloyal to our nation in dealing with a foreign nation. ukraine. randolph was concerned about a president who would secure emoluments from the office, profit from the presidency. mason was concerned about someone who would tamper with elections or electors. he was concerned about a president who would tamper with investigations into himself. this is the presidency that the authors and architects of the impeachment language feared. this was the presidency they were worried about. and the frustration, i think, among a lot of activists who have asked nancy pelosi to do more is that this isn't that hard. >> yeah. >> it's right there. even on this issue, whether we get the transcript or the whistle-blower report, donald trum

>>on the man facing charges of child sec's us all pleaded not guilty in court today, randolph haldeman was first arrested in july. the suspect was andrea arrested in august after more victims came forward, the 59 year-old used to work as a photographer for a local swim team. he's now facing charges involving at least 20 children. and police say they believe there could be even more victims. the victims ages ranged from 6 to 16 all human remains in custody on $5 million bail. fremont police say they're seeing a rise in burglaries targeting specific vehicles they posted these pictures of break ins over the weekend. one vehicles parked in the driveway. the other at mission peak. police say they're seeing burglary and vandalism incidents involving suvs with privacy screens cents to cover that conceals the cargo area in the back. police say most cases there's no reported loss of property, but the damage cost to the vehicles are significant. >>while the oakland raiders were inside the coliseum monday night winning on the field first responders were outside the stadium. they were trying to sa

randolph hall, the man was first arrested in july. the suspect was then rearrested in august after more victims came forward, 59 year-old used to work as a photographer for a local swim team, he's now facing charges involving at least 20 children. and police believe there could be even more victims. the victims ages range from 6 to 16. meanwhile hold the man remains in custody on $5 million bad. san carlos police arrested the father found asleep in a hot car with his infant daughter. this happened sunday afternoon, a concerned citizen flagged, san mateo county deputies down and told them about a baby crying inside a car. the deputies found the car with a 39 year-old sleeping in the front passenger seat. an 18 month-old in a car seat in the back. deputies rescued the baby and arrested jeremy davis after determining that he was under the influence of alcohol and cannabis. >>all right time for weather want to go out to a late summer baseball game, the giants this evening want to check it out going to be a little windy out there so we hea

this is a tory party slogan that goes back to sir randolph. we must trust the people. it is our responsibility to do what you have willed. parliament has promised to do it, over 80 % of members of parliament were elected on a pledge to respect the result. the sovereignty of parliament does not come to parliament out of a void. it comes to parliament from the people. yet this parliament is now holding the people in contempt. they are holding you in contempt. hence we must have a general election. it is time for a new parliament. a new egg must be laid that will not be addled. we trust the people. our opponents do not. because it only a conservative government led by this great conservative prime minister, which can get brexit done and deliver on the people's priorities — boosting the nhs, providing more police on the streets, creating more good school places and cutting the cost of living. so let me conclude with disraeli. disraeli set out the glorious balance of our constitution. that balance has been disturbed, distorted and displaced, it is our responsibility to rest

they hit a light pole on golf course road and then randolph officers were able to arrest 2.14 year-old boys and a 15 year-old witnesses to the crash identified all 3 suspects as being inside that vehicle. also an antioch 71 people were arrested and 26 cars impounded over the weekend after 2 big sideshows were busted up these are pictures from the police department one side show happened right near the summer's ville town center mall. the other on wilbur avenue. there were nearly a 100 cars in about 200 people gathered in the mall parking lot saturday to watch a team of 20 officers from several police departments were deployed to break it up. shortly after the sideshow the mall was a at the mall certain after that was broken up police then went into wilbur afternoon. that's when they broke up that second sideshow. are his quick live look outside san francisco international airport this morning. we have some low clouds overhead which probably means delays make sure you call ahead we'll be right back. >>welcome back for 54 on this tuesday morning heading back to work with some cloudy skie

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he was one of three men who did not sign the constitution of jerry and edmund randolph. he refused to sign the final documents that he perceived sanctioned human slavery for the next 20 years. this constitution had a compromise for the importation of for another 20 years and he objected to that vigorously. but his main objection to the constitution was the omission of a bill of rights. there was no bill of rights for the people he said and that is the fundamental reason he did not sign the constitution. the first six words of his now famous objection to the constitution he wrote at the convention were heard in every town and every village. there is no declaration of rights. he carried his struggles for the federal bill of rights to the people and the lives barely long enough to see his efforts crowned with congressional victory, the monumental bill of rights. although professional historians are familiar with mason's legacy it seems that his renowned, his name has drowned in public obscure the. he is by far one of the most unknown figures in american history, a remote ma

. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services b

. >> i'm the other randolph, and i think if there's an inadequacy in the eir, it', it impacts toow people and so the previous attempts to build housing at the reservoir, we're planning for, like, 100 or 5 hurrican 500 uniw the developer's option is 1,005 and think that's too far. we started this process five years ago and looks like it will take up to another ten years if this goes ahead, to finish building all these new buildings. in the subsequent years, our needs could increase even more and we should be open to -- they mentioned, like, 5,000 units in the reservoir. so just because you say what would be the impact of so many people, it doesn't mean you'll build up to that amount. so we should preserve that option of having more units and we should also use this site as a job that goes -- it goes to reduced car travel. when i did city college, you biked to school everyday. if the students are having to drive there, that means or region is not investing enough in public transit. we need to be building more bus lanes, but that's not -- we should have an express bus from outer richmond to

firefighters are on the scene in an early morning house fire that started around 2:00 this morning on randolphne was home, but the house sustained heavy damage. >>> anyone living in contra costa county may feel the impact of two proposals being voted on in two hours. bob, what's at stake? >> reporter: marcus in a few hours the contra costa county board of supervisors are considering an ordinance that would ban the use of polystyrene for restaurants, vendors and in food trucks. this would only apply to those locations in unincorporated contra costa county. it would not include styrofoam, reusable ice chests. vendors would be able to request a hardship exception. ironically the county will not recommend businesses use compostable containers. county staff says those containers generate more greenhouse gases than polystyrene. if this ban passes, it would not go into effect until may 1st. the board is also considering whether or not to support a half cent sales tax to fund transportation updates. the citizens have to vote on a measure at the ballot box. the board is considering whether to make a re

i was sitting in my car and he had gotten up on the ramp at arch and randolph street. he was turned this way not in front of the car. the bus man just speeded across him and left him there. it was cold and everything. i felt so bad for that senior who was in the wheelchair that he had to it is up there for the next 15 minutes. i said in my car until the next bus came. she moved so fast and i made a complaint. they don't respond. you call 311 and get a message, a voice message. we looked at the message and blaugh blaugh blaugh and that is it. this is a complaint i really made on behalf of this mantanting there. the other thing we had a problem going under ground with the m train and eliminating the symptom for an overhead bridge. don't think about it. we have to fight that. the small houses around there was not built to go to the foundation. you would put a lot of homes would be shaken, you know, for that. it wasn't built for you to go undergrounds. we could not stand the vibration there. stop for the intersection at beverly. when it comes across 19th avenue. you have t

her only claim to fame is that her brother worked for william randolph hearst. little did she know that would mean something several years later about her husband was very much into sports and she was also very much into the idea that women could do anything and go anywhere and be anything. so the covers became more. you had women doing sports, riding camels, going skiing, doing all kinds of activities but never forgot his core business which was selling clothing. you could look at the cover and know they are trying to sell me jewelry. the customer and the reader always knew what they were doing. the advertiser newspaper advertising in an issue that meant something to people. and meanwhile they were really like the others that there were rumors. i don't know about frank one way or another but i know that wilson was one of the editors to the "vanity fair" for a very brief period of time. i prefer to call him a confirmed bachelor. on the other hand, he loved women anbymany and was always sa pretty woman on his arm after they split up. in the meantime in the 1920s

from randolph in texas for democrat mike, you are on with our guest, good morning sweetie good morning.ch yes, i'd like to ask the chief how many [inaudible] are left on the north carolina town, i believe of the original trail of tears -- how many acres still remain with the original reservation in north carolina? >> guest: sir, i think referring to the boundary in the homeland of the eastern man or territory of the eastern bank which is a different cherokee tribe. i apologize i don't have the acreage at hand but that is a separate federally reckon i tried very much on the same for people who existed from time immemorial but a different type. >> host: hollywood, florida, republican line, although. >> caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i would like to point out to the cherokee indians today they have turned their back on the descendents of the freedmen. the freedman were there african-american slaves that were part and became part of the cherokee nation following the civil war the cherokee nation agreed with the united states government they would take care of the freedman and th

fire crews were called out around 2:00 along randolph avenue. no reports of anyone being hurt.wood city today it's day two of the murder trial involving tiffany lee. she was accused of arranging to have her exboyfriend heath green killed. police say she arranged with her then boyfriend to kill green. she was accused of losing custody of her children to him. her defense plans to present evidence he was killed in a foiled kidnapping crime. >> a follow up to what many call a heartless crime targeting elderly woman in the ross creek community. maybe you saw this video we showed you two weeks ago. it shows two women taking a woman's wallet right from her purse. she was shopping. she's bent overlooking for products. the video showed the pair casing the store for an hour before making their move. walnut creek police say the video led to tips on the suspect who investigators say live in stockton. officers arrested the two women this week. police say they used the victim's credit card for a shopping binge. >>> happening today bay area preservation taking the white house to court over a

can't build a relationship if you just focused on election time so one of my best friends is lonnie randolph, the head of the naacp here in south clone. we have 19 e known each other for years. >> yeah, i know lonnie. >> it's not a relationship that begins at election time. it's got to begin day one during your time in office and you grow it. so i think one just focusing on different constituencies election time is a mistake and two not building relationships over time is a mistake. that's in essence was the party is doing right now with regard to african-americans. >> now it's been said often that president trump has made this the trump party that the republican party has totally fallen apart and doesn't represent things like you said, like dealing with the deficit, deeming with trade, can if if donald trump is re-elected, can the party be rebuilt? i mean, are we looking at the possibility of the republican party being destroyed if donald trump is re-elected and continues to operate in a way like it's almost a political cult to a person? >> yeah, i think there would be lasting damage. you t

>>on the peninsula man who's facing charges for child sec's assault has pleaded not guilty randolph hold a man was arrested on in july and then rearrested in august after more victims came forward alleging abuse the 59 year-old used to work as a photographer for a local swim team. now he is charged with being involved with at least 20 children and police believe there could be more their ages range from 6 to 16 he remains in custody on $5 million bail. >>and some breaking news that we're following this morning out of ohio look at this a cargo plane. near the airport in the city of toledo, several things caught fire as you can see after the plane went down. in fact a crash in park semi truck. there's no word on any injuries at this point brooke, a continue to try to get the very latest from the scene and update you as we learn more about a plane crash at an airport in toledo. that's what we're following this morning. it's 5.10 and so on. >>the delays continue it hundreds more cancellations and and the delays yesterday. we'll have a live report on what you can expect and more importantly w

the first red hawks are set to arrive at joint base san antonio randolph in texas in 2023.see, indeed. very well deserved. eric: wonderful tribute to those great americans. tomorrow we'll have wilbur ross, he will be here tomorrow. we have an exclusive interview with the foreign minister of saudi arabia. wait until you hear him talk about iran. arthel: that happens at noon eastern. but we're back if one hour. we hope you can joins us then. paul.>>> my call was perfect. the president yesterday of ukraine said there was no pressure put on him whatsoever, none whatsoever. and he said it loud and clear for the press. what these guys are doing, democrats are doing to this country is a disgrace. and it shouldn't be allowed. paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul giv gig got. president trump lashing out at democrats, as they launch a formal impeachment probe. the allegations were laid out in a whistleblower complaint made public this week, claiming that president trump encouraged the

randolph haldeman was first arrested back in july. the suspect was then rearrested in august after additional victims came forward. the 59 year-old used to work as a photographer for a local swim team, he's now facing charges involving at least 20 children. and police think once again there could be even more victims. the victims ages range from 6 to 16 remains in custody on million bail. developing news tonight. divers have resumed a search for the last missing victim who died in that deadly boat fire off the coast of santa barbara, the search had been halted in recent days because of high winds and seas. crews have also resumed salvage operations to try to get the boat ouof the water. 34 people died in that fire and many of them are from the bay area in northern california. preliminary examinations indicate the victims died of smoke inhalation before they were burned. cause of the scuba diving boat fire is still being investigated. but officials have launched a criminal investigation. the national news now another high high profile

randolph hold a man was arrested in july and then arrested again in august after more children came forward with allegations the 59 year-old used to work as a photographer for a local swim team. and now he's facing charges involving at least 20 children between the ages of 6.16 he remains in custody on $5 million bail. the kron 00:04am morning news after being bitten. twice by a homeless person outside of his shop, a bay area business owner says he's thinking of disclosing complete. and then california lawmakers approve a bill to cap the rising cost of rent. what it means for tenants and landlords. we'll continue with our week-long series on preparing for that next big one with a look at. when we could see an early morning earthquake system in the bay area. >>the more you'll increase your love from rent to a 15 year high wall is what we're worried about collapsed. warning system week has started you're about to give shape and the theory is most dangerous of all. on 4 is giving you the tools you need for surviving the big one saturday night at 7. 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the fol

. >>> looking at the roadways, a snag southbound 680 at randolph avenue. a couple cars tangled up.on 680 but another portion near the fairfield area right at gold hill, a motorcycle crash. a couple trouble spots along 680. westbound 80 continues to be a slow ride due to the crash clearing. it looks like it's trying to get out of the left lane into the right shoulder and bogging things down as you work your way through the eastshore freeway commit to the bay bridge wherehe tering lights are on and you are backed up into the maze, it all approaches see slow and go conditions. san mateo bridge sluggish across the span especially coming way from the toll plaza and richmond san rafael bridge. you have delays over there as well. >>> this a look at the sutro camera looking east. patchy fog rolling in and really clear skies above that. we will see sunshine as we go through the day. mild temperatures and cooler than average. 82 in concorde and fairfield, 79 in livermore and 77 in san jose and 72 in oakland and 67 for san francisco. a breezy day today. check out wednesday, we start one and w

the former home of william randolph hurst. late john f. kennedy and his wife spent their honeymoon at the estate. it's been on sale since 2016 so you'd think they'd drop the price. the new offer that's being added to the $135 million price tag here, the current owner says that he is hoping someone buys a percentage of the home. >> wow. you could have a certain wing? >> or brick maybe. >> a chair? >> how much does a brick cost? >> that little shrub in the front, that's mine. >> all yours. >> part of the american dream. you own a piece of it. >> very nice. >> all right, so weather today? >> looks pretty good. >> that's sweet. >> here is a live look outside in dublin, as you head out the door, there's already a lot of people heading out on 580. as you join them it's going to feel a little bit stuicky outside. let's go through that hour-by-hour outlook for the tri-valley and dublin. we'll be at of 3 degre63 degree. 82 at noon and as it clears out we're at 88 degrees. it will be hot in some areas. not as warm in san jose, so if you're stepping

the peninsula man who is facing charges of child sec's assault pleaded not guilty in court today, randolphalderman was first arrested in july. the suspect was and rearrested in august after more victims came forward. the 59 year-old used to work as a photographer for a local swim team, he's now facing charges involving at least 20 children. and police say they believe there could be even more victims the victims ages range from 6 to 16. meanwhile, haldeman remains in custody on $5 million bail. lyft has a new feature to try to protect riders from sexual-assault the ride hailing company announced smartrip check in that's a new feature that will predict when a customer needs help by sending a notification when a right as quote unexplained delays lyft says the notification will ask if the writer and the driver need help and allow customers to request emergency assistance. the new feature comes a week after 14 women filed a lawsuit in san francisco alleging sexual-assault by lyft drivers. >>and turning now to another check on whether his chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>yeah, guys yeah,

major damage to this house on randolph avenue. luckily nobody was inside of the house at the time when this thing broke out just before 2:00 this morning. but once firefighters got inside to try to start fighting it, they realized the house was in danger of collapsing around them. so they had to get out of the house and fight the fire from the outside, what they call a defensive operation. they are going to be on scene there for the next few hours, and fire investigators also on scene trying to figure out how this fire started. back to you. >>> a red-flag warning is in effect for the north and east bay hills and the deablo range. that means pg&e is going to determine once again today if they will turn off the power to thousands. kpix5's jackie ward is live in downtown santa rosa this morning with more. jackie. >>reporter: >>reporter: you can see the lights are on still at these businesses but that may change. pg&e say they're closely monitoring the weather, the temperatures and see what the wind will do away. that means parts of n

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. >>> all right, sara, what's tonight on "cloclosing bell we'll peek to mark randolph of the growinghe streaming landscape. the name he calls for streaming service, we'll talk about everything that's going on in that business. on the earnings front. chewy ceo will join us to talk we'll be busy starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern. we'll continue to monitor the crazy movement and this oil. >> wow fumbles almost $4. fedex will be interesting, jim was talking about it in the 9:00 a.m. as we maybe get some more clarity on what fred smith thinks about globaltrade policy, this rate increases for ground shipment and delivery >> it has an economic. what are they seeing in term of the trade disruptions and the global economy the u.s. data has been some what encouraging. industrial production rebounding fors the month of august, it is a good sign. the fed kicks off its two-day meeting with a lot to think about and debate we know a bunch of centers who think the market is in a good shape they got these weird things going on >> yeah, i know. the new york fed had an interesting morning as they tried to

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the co—founder and first boss of the streaming giant netflix, marc randolph has spoken to the bbc aboutut he started with the early days, when he and his partner turned down an offer from amazon's boss to buy netflix for $15 million. netflix wasn't making any money at the time. so, why say no? it was very early, perhaps only three months into starting the company and when jeff bezos three months into starting the company and whenjeff bezos called and said come on up, you go. we were sure we knew what it was about, that he was interested in entering video. at the time it was only books, and we we re at the time it was only books, and we were his jump—start and he at the time it was only books, and we were hisjump—start and he made atan we were hisjump—start and he made at an offer. it was reasonably low. and as we flew back on the plane thinking about it, on one hand, it was so. . . thinking about it, on one hand, it was so... reaffirming. but on the other hand, we were looking at each other hand, we were looking at each other saying if we want to get out, we can, but do we? i am the luc