ray: hey, marcus. i'm ray. lemonis: nice to meet you. ray: nice to meet you.1: hi, i'm debbie. i'm dino's wife. lemonis: hi, debbie. how are you? debbie #2: i'm also debbie. i'm dino and debbie's daughter. lemonis: how are you? so, three family members. debbie #2: well, ray is actually my husband. ray: i am family. lemonis: and so all four of you work here? dino: always me, ray or debbie are here all the time. lemonis: okay, that's a good thing. so, dino... dino: yes, sir? lemonis: ...was this your idea? dino: yes. i worked in a pizza place called mango's, and there was a mcdonald's, and i'm watching cars go through the drive-through. i got the idea of drive-through pizza by the slice because nobody had done it. so i was going to revolutionize and pioneer the way people eat fast food. why is pizza the most popular food on the planet and you can't get it in a drive-through? lemonis: any time i find somebody with a concept that is different than anything else i've ever seen, the risks are that consumers don't adopt the idea of driving through and getting a slice

ray galton, the pioneer of the british sitcom. remembering ray galton.d' after a stencil spray painting by the mysterious artist shredded itself after being sold for more than £1 million. the girl with balloon painting, which is one of banksy‘s most widely recognised works, was auctioned by sotheby‘s in london on friday. moments after going under the hammer, attendees were shocked to see the 2006 piece suddenly pass through a shredder hidden within the frame. banksy, whose true identity is unknown, posted a picture of the moment on instagram with the caption, ‘going, going, gone...‘ swarms of ladybirds are being reported in homes and buildings across england and wales. experts suggest the hot summer has boosted numbers of the invasive harlequin species, which first arrived in the uk in 200a. as the temperature cools, the harlequin hibernates for the winter in buildings, including homes. scientists say the ladybirds a re mostly harmless and can be left alone if they are found in your house. the ecologist professor helen roy has more on this phenomen. she

ray galton, a pioneer of the british sitcom.elped them to tackle their addiction. tens of thousands of people have signed up to the service which allows a "gambling block" to be activated by the customer. the app then identifies any transactions with a bookmaker — either online or in a shop — and blocks money from leaving the account. dan whitworth from radio a's moneybox explains how it works. i'm literally surrounded by it. i've got one in that direction where i used to spend every penny. bookmakers seemed to be everywhere for danny cheetham, and walking around manchester city centre brings bad memories where he spent most of his 20s addicted to gambling. i lost in excess of £50,000 to gambling. that's not including how much i've gambled and won back. i haven't got much material things in my names. i see friends getting their first deposit and first car. i am starting from zero again. danny tried to stop. he sent e—mails asking to ban himself from dozens of individual bookmakers, but whenever his addiction would take hold, he

so, it's cosmic rays, you've heard about airline flights and being exposed. those are cosmic rays. there's a number of natural isotopes, po tas see yum 40 and there's a lot of natural radioactive substances that people could potentially be exposed to in certain situations. and the concern is that it can be gamma rays or x-rays and any of those cases, ionid and for humans it means damage to d.n.a. or other important molecules in our body and mutations or cancer can result as one of the most common concerns with radiation. >> president cohen: thank you. i don't have any questions. i'll turn to my colleagues to see if they have any questions. doesn't look like there are. i appreciate your presentation. next we will hear from the e.p.a. the environmental protection agency. i think we have enrique, john, kelly, maria. welcome back. >> good afternoon, president cohen, supervisors, thank you for this opportunity to present to your meeting here today. i am the director of the addition of the u.s. environmental protections agencies regional office here in san francisco. i'm joined here by m

ray galton, a pioneer of the british sitcom.d just moments after being sold for more than £1 million. the framed girl with balloon, one of the artist's best known works, was auctioned by sotheby‘s in london. the piece shows a girl reaching towards a heart—shaped balloon — and was the final work sold at the auction. duncan kennedy reports. title, girl with balloon. artist, banksy. conclusion, fine. well, sort of. because this is what happened as it was auctioned in sotheby‘s in london. as the hammer came down, so too did the picture, down into a hidden shredding machine encased in the frame. the audience couldn't believe it. the painting had just sold for over £1 million. sotheby‘s aren't saying the who or whether that contract is also in tatters. but collectors say this is banksy at his baffling best. i thought it was absolutely brilliant. banksy has taken good ideas and made them universally great. made them universally acceptable. when before banksy came along, painting on the street was a criminal act. if banksy does a painti

today's arrest means that new yorkers and indeed people across our nation are safe but as director ray said there might be more packages out there so we're going still needs to take caution and if you see something out there call nine one one and in new york city we have a number also one eight eight eight and y.c. safe i want to thank the members of the public who contacted authorities with information during this investigation new yorkers don't back down they step up every single time we've been through things like this before and much worse i'm never surprised by the unmatched resiliency our city always displays thank you also to the media for broadcasting the photos the n.y.p.d. released because it certainly helped workers around our city identify additional packages and help move forward with this investigation thank you. good afternoon i'm jeff berman the united states attorney for the southern district of new york. five days ago on october twenty second law enforcement recovered the first device from a residence of george soros over the last five days as more packages were found

ray golton, a pioneer of the british sitcom. ray galton, who has died aged 88.t centre. good evening. it has been a day of mixed emotions for the manchester united manager, jose mourinho, but if you don't want to know today's premier league results, it is time to pop out of the room as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. the bbc understood that mourinho had the backing of the club's board whatever the final result this evening. united went 2—0 down in the opening ten minutes to newcastle before staging a second half comeback to win 3—2. football clu bs football clubs are not just football clubs are notjust made about victories, they are also made about victories, they are also made about difficult moments but always with pride. that's the way i want to bea with pride. that's the way i want to be a football manager, that's the way i am be a football manager, that's the wayiama be a football manager, that's the way i am a football manager for so many years, always with pride. not a lwa ys many years, always with pride. not always with victories but always wi

ray galton, a pioneer of the british sitcom.er duet with freddie mercury became the signature song of the 1992 barcelona olympics. music #0f music # of barcelona! she had been suffering from ill health for some time and was admitted to hospital last month. her career spanned 50 years, with performances including her breakthrough at carnegie hall in new york, and she appeared alongside the likes of luciano pavarotti. a stencil spray painting by elusive artist banksy has attracted controversy after it self destructed just moments after being sold for more than £1 million. the framed girl with balloon, one of the artist's best known works, was auctioned by sotheby‘s in london. the piece shows a girl reaching towards a heart—shaped balloon — and was the final work sold at the auction. duncan kennedy reports. title, girl with balloon. artist, banksy. conclusion, fine. well, sort of. because this is what happened as it was auctioned in sotheby‘s in london. as the hammer came down, so too did the picture, down into a hidden shredding m

ray golton, a pioneer of the british sitcom.t self—destructed just moments after being sold for more than £1 million. the framed girl with balloon, one of the artist's best—known works, was auctioned by sotheby‘s in london. the piece shows a girl reaching towards a heart—shaped balloon and was the final work sold at the auction. duncan kennedy reports. this is a story about a pointing, girl with a balloon. that may be the last clear thing we can say about it. yesterday during an auction in london, the art world was stunned when it was ripped to pieces by a shredder, hidden inside its own frame. so far, so bizarre. what had happened and who did it? well, tonight another video has emerged. a video on banksy‘s own instagram page. apparently showing him hiding the shredder inside the frame. why? well... bang been's video then —— ba nksy‘s well... bang been's video then —— banksy‘s video shows friday's action as the bidding for the painting hits 850,000... applause this happened. the picture is sliced into pits. stunned? orserious st

here are some live pictures and we've been checking with ray n. he's in florida with the storm now a category 4. steve paulson is monitoring it from our weather center and i know you are keeping an eye on the conditions. how's it looking? >> it is continuing to deepen and i wouldn't be surprised if we get up to 145 miles. 100 miles from panama city. >>> it will come in later tonight was storm surges a big deal and one of the tide gauge is already measured 4.5 feet and that is a little bit deeper. a category 4 moving north at 13 miles per hour and i know that ray already talked about that storm surge. don't be surprised if it is anywhere from 8-12 feet. pretty catastrophic and this definitely will be moving in. there could be isolated 20-25- inch amounts and it will be a big-time event by tonight with the strongest hurricane to ever hit the u.s. in october is the way it looks righit will peel o and maybe even toward the carolinas over the next couple of days. it's cooler, 62-78 today and cooler, pam, cooler today with temperatures taking a dip into

okay, i saw that they x-rayed these devices, let me do something different. instead of delivering them through the postal service, let me use another means of getting these devices to my targeted individuals. let's hope that this is it, but i mean, we have to keep in mind, worst case scenario, and that's exactly what law enforcement is doing right now. >> juliet, at this moment, based on what we know, how sophisticated a plot does this appear to be to you? >> so, there's two types of sophistication. so, one is on the technology side, the bomb making, and that's why i'm focused on this question, was this someone who didn't know how to make a bomb or who actually knew how to make a fake bomb. those are different questions. but i agree with bob. as you know, this is not -- the person did not wake up one day and decide to do this. this is multiple states. you have to hunt down the addresses, get to the post offices, there's all sorts of courier deliberations, so this is someone who -- or people who meticulously planned this out over, you know, it's not years, but

the death of ray galton.mories and remembering ray galton through the day on bbc news. the former chair of a parliamentary body overseeing mps' expenses has criticised the disability benefits assessment system as a "hostile environment" after being told he was ineligible for support despite having parkinson's and terminal prostate cancer. andrew mcdonald ran the independent parliamentary standards authority before retiring on health grounds — he had his benefits stopped after assessors decided he was no longer ill enough to qualify for a personal independence payment. andrew macdonald joins me from his home in north london. you describe this process as a nightmare. what happened to you?m was surprising from the very first moment in that i didn't realise that this assessment, unlike the previous ones, was going to determine whether 01’ ones, was going to determine whether or not i had it at all. it had been said at the very start that i would have annual assessments with a view to increasing the payments as my

sadie ray was reunited with her father and it lasted 20 minutes.he said to each was agonizing and changed his life. >> you get overconfident to overconfident some time with your city and how you feel in the neighborhood. >> her daughter it seems like her usual self but the experiences when he says he will never forget. and san jose, lee martina "ktvu fox 2 news." >>> the trump administration is thinking of rolling back protections for transgender people. the department of health and human services is proposing a legal change that would narrow the definition of gender. in a memo the department said quote the listed on a person's birth certificate as originally issued will be definitive proof of a person unless repeatable by reliable genetic evidence. in response state senator scott weiner of san francisco read them -- issued a statement that reads in padefining the gender only the trump administration is trying to erase transgender people consistent with trying to exclude lgbt people in the concert -- in the census. >>> national security advisor joh

ray bogan is live in apalachicola. ray, this -- describe what you are seeing there today. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. this wind and rain is picking up here. in the last 15 minutes it started pouring and what were strong wind gusts are now a constant blow where it is coming and coming up. with that we've got some flooding. this is supposed to be water street. as you can see that apalachicola river has overflowed its banks and inundating the area and we could get 9-14-foot storm surges. >> red flags are whipping in the strong winds and the ocean churning out large angry waves. a small preview of what is to come when working michael makes landfall. >> we've seen people die in 3- foot of storm surge and we are talking 12 feet. >> the evacuation window is closing and soon conditions will be too dangerous to drive and that's fine with some locals at this panama city bar who plan to ride out the storm. >> we are waiting to be well prepared. >> reporter: michael is better organized. it means stronger winds, heavy rai

brown never got the stolen money back and he didn't know that ray him had stayed on the force. one day when i was watching t.v. and his picture popped up i saw some of it took my money play of city sold drugs with another former police officer and how did you feel when you saw their knock on wood. i think i told him that i would the internal affairs until he took my money ten years ago you are just getting. when you have people in the neighborhoods and you say look at these police rob you they be true they plant drugs on you discipline we know they do. and. we're going to send them back out there anyway it's a reflection of this whole stance that the city has in the value of their lives. and that's the problem and that's where riots come from there. was one thing. anybody was. just supposed to protect and serve. yelling doing none of that then up police and then advantages to enforce it for. then we have no respect we have respect for them. you know. the corruption was not limited to detective or am. after the two thousand and fifteen uprisings here the department of justice be

law enement gathered here at the depament of justice, the buildingve inc o rdirmngy fbi director chr rayo said a single fingerprint lifted from the packaging was sent to hogress woman maxine waters i narrow in on caesar sayoc. he also saidhat dna evidence also, two different dna s sampl, they that matched dna that was p from aor arrest that sayoc also at the news conference, jeff sessions denouncing sayoc. take a list >> this is u,lyunaccept politicaenviolce or the threat ofioe m thet cal to ouelf nd is a r em o thrsteat to that for process that allows our peopleo a legislation, elections,ou rulings, with which they do not agree.>> reporter: 56-year-olds sayoc was arrested earlier today, charged with five federal crimes, he was reportedlyrr a ades ateuto about where inveors discovered suspicious packages in a u.s. stal service. the arrest comes days after a worldhu wident for the saying the white van, pictures of what several people claim to be his white van popped up on social media.ed rely filled with stickers and pictures of president trump analso pictures of vice president mike pence

an x-ray will tell you one thing. it's like x-raying your bone. this is going to be a lot more sophistication in the analysis goi going and that will tell you much more. >> close us out. what are you listening for? >> i'm going to be listening to see if they have clues. i want to hear more about how the bomb was made. we're hearing about clock, a battery. i think we need to hear more about the construction of the devices and if investigators have been able to learn any more about the person because of their knowledge of how it was constructed and if they have any idea of where these were being sent from. i think what the nypd will do at 3:30 is tell people we have this under control, we're monitoring everything, we're working, but people should feel safe in the city. there is some -- i was going to get to this. there is some good news in all of this today in that we have not seen any new packages. everything so far as we've seen was sent yesterday or received yesterday or days before. nothing so far that has come forward to indicate that anything

brown never got the stolen money back and he didn't know that ray him had stayed on the force. one day when i was watching t.v. in his pitch a popped up and took my money play of city sold drugs with another former police officer and how did you feel when you saw that munch on. thing that i told him that i would tell him to my money ten years when you are just getting. when you have people in the neighborhoods and you say look if these police rob you they be true they plant drugs on you discipline we know they do and. we're going to send them back out there anyway it's a reflection of the shoal stance that the city has on the value of their lives. and that's the problem and that's where riots come from god there. was. anybody ever. just supposed to protect and serve. yelling doing none of that then obvious and then advantages to enforce it for. damn we have no respect for the ones who we have respect for them right now. the corruption was not limited to detective re m. . after the two thousand and fifteen uprisings here the department of justice began a civil rights investigati

that's a great question, ray. is covering up the vehicle of a suspect, is that, with a tarp, is that standard procedure? or do you think this is done for a reason? >> no, in most cases it's standard procedure. they don't want to disrupt anything inside the vehicle. that's going to be on top of a flat carrier. they just want to avoid any -- they can talk down the road, forensically saying they made every attempt to keep everything intact in that vehicle. so they're trying to preserve everything in there. you know, it's standard procedure for most vehicles involved in a crime scene to be treated this way. >> and larry, what do you expect to hear? we know the attorney general, jeff sessions, they're going to be holding a press conference at 2:30, suggesting to a layman they are confident in their arrest and they're confident they have the person. what are you expecting? what amount of information do you think they're going to be able to provide come 2:30? this moves really fast. >> yes, i would be -- i'm very interes

here's fbi director chris ray. >>on our investi range from new york to delaware to marylandto the district of columbia, to florida, to california. the fbi responded with every resource we ever got. including the terrorismsnt j experts in quantico.ld renown we can confirm that 13 ied's were sent to various individuals across the country, of roughly six inchesfpbc pipe, a small clock, a battery, wiring and what is known as energetic material, which is essentially potential explosives and material that give off heat and energy through a react tno friction.ck or >> reporter: ray ultimately plaining that this was no hoax. those wackagesere recovered since monday, were sent to e biden, hillary clinton, the , big three take aways here atonight after these developments over the course of today is that number one, we mber two, there could be e.nu several addition packages out there somewhere. need the public's help, they're asonnge who knows any information to come forwa.you. >>> president trump saying today that he was imp

adopted ray brown jr while she was married to bassist ray brown. when the marriage ended in one thousand fifty three she raised their son alone though she. remained a lifelong friend. was. her singing was in escape from anything that was not good in her life you know and you can tell that her scape was and her desire obviously was to find pure joy because that's what you hear in in her sound that was her that was her heir that was her water that was she loved she lived and loved to sing . in the one nine hundred sixty s. and early seventy's fitzgerald increasingly performed a contemporary soul or pop songs including ones with a political message. ali. offstage she took a political stance in her own way singing at president john f. kennedy's inauguration and supporting robert kennedy's campaign in one nine hundred sixty eight. following the assassination of dr martin luther king jr in april nineteenth sixty eight ella fitzgerald composed the song it's up to me and do you. want to. quit so. you. might be like to do a know number. that is one of my fa

ray angry and the roots right there!uring the 8g band with allison miller and pearl. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is late night. how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after the "new york times" published an op-ed anonymously written by a senior white house official yesterday criticizing president trump, trump tweeted, quote, "treason, question mark."

ray golton, a pioneer of the british sitcom. — hundreds of people are killed by the police in the us each year. much of the media attention has been on the race of victims, but there is another disturbing pattern to the deaths. a large number of those killed in interactions with police have a disability. many of the dead had been living with a serious mental illness, learning difficulties or a physical disability. north america correspondent aleem maqbool has been investigating some shocking recent incidents. some of the content is of a violent and distressing nature. police in america are often in the spotlight, accused of abusing their power. but there is a disturbing trend that rarely gets talked about. put your hands behind your back. 0k! put your hands behind your back. i'm sorry! a huge number of people injured and those killed by the police in the us each year have a disability. in this investigation, as unthinkable as it sounds, we find people with serious mental illness, learning difficulties or physical impairment in f

"ktvu" ray bogan will join us with a live report in our next half-hour. thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2" wednesday morning, october 10th. ray bogan heard 67 -- 60% of the people are planning to stay and write it out. >> that does not surprise me. a lot of people they'd rather ridebe the closest so far and this will probably be the strongest hurricane ever to hit in october probably going to get up to 145 and moving north at a good clip. already some of the gauges have storm surges near apalachicola and 8-12 is certainly possible. it is moving quick. that is one of the only saving grace is. it will move in and recur toward georgia and late tonight -- late tonight into tomorrow. we get a rebound on friday is temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s and you will see them sipping on by. there is one and here comes the next one and that sweeps and to get more of that west northwest breeze in the upper atmosphere and an onshore breeze at the surface. there might be drizzle for some, 50s and 60s. 4:32 a.m. and you are looking at something. >> i am look

particularly from texas new ping last december when you're on the show you told us about that sting ray device that enables warrantless tracking and you introduced legislation to require a warrant for those who missed that show briefly explain what that sting ray box does. sure it's called the cell site simulator and it essentially mimics being a cell phone tower when they turn the sting ray on all the cell phones within a given area start feeding data into the cell site simulator and police can get information as to what will cations of specific phones they can determine all the identities of people within a certain proximity so suppose there's a protest and they want to determine who all the protesters are they can use the sting ray device to do that. and they can also obtain all the data and find out what you are using your phones for they can look at the data that's stored on the phones so it brings up a lot of privacy concerns when the government is employing these devices blake another lawyer question law one hundred one i guess define unreasonable search and seizure and talk abou

chef ray garcia, a native angelino, is one of those pioneers.oken spanish -- a higher-end, higher-priced mexican restaurant than most are accustomed to. chef eddie ruiz and robin chopra are childhood friends who opened up the wonderful, but short-lived alta californian gastropub, corazon y miel, which put them both on the map in l.a.'s bourgeoning modern mexican dining scene. >> anthony: i absolutely believe that the next big thing is the re-evaluation of mexican flavors and ingredients and a re-evaluation of how much you should pay. i mean, people love it, but they're expectation is mexican food should be cheap. and the fact is there's always going to be new arrivals from mexico who are perfectly willing to sell you, unfortunately or fortunately, really good mexican food for very cheap, but not the kind of deep flavors that, you know, that you find or i found in my travels there. >> eddie: well, sometimes in the mexican world the only thing that's passed down, it's not a home, it's not a necklace. what it is, is a recipe passed down from genera

ron mott has more. >> reporter: 44-year-old ray rrar for the cin repters walki out of prison today. he was accused of plotting the 1999 murder of his girlfriend shot four times by a hit man. their unborn child delivered by emergency c section suffered brain damage, chancellor lee adams now 18 has been raised by his maternal grandmother. >> i want him to come to repentance because ray is never going to have peace in his life until he tells the truth. >> reporter: after carruth was arrested and posted bail, he fled and was later found in the trunk of this car 500 miles away in tennessee. two other men, van brett watkins and michael kennedy, were also convicted. >> i said, well, that's going to kill her. rae said kill her then. >> reporter: adams was eight months pregnant driving her car when another vehicle pulled up beside her and opened fire. in a letter from prison last february addressed to sandra adams and obtained by charlotte station wbtv carruth wrote, i feel responsible for everything that happened. his attorney said he wants to meet his son and according to his grandmother,

ray bogan live in panama city, florida with more on the story. ray? >> yeah, mike. good morning two. president trump will land an hour and a half to our west. we are expecting that we will do similar things to what he has done when he turned the damage of hurricane florence and hurricane harvey. he gets out and he does a walking tour and in some cases he does a site survey from the air. as he goes around this is the type you will scene. a pet supermarket where you can get in and get food and toys for your pet. this is destroyed. the hotel behind it actually has electricity and people are staying there. another example on how many major hurricanes, some buildings get destroyed and some remain standing. >> reporter: president trump and first lady melania, headed to the region devastated by hurricane michael last week. during the wreckage and early recovery efforts along the panhandle and parts of georgia. >> this is a catastrophic situation we are dealing with. >> the strong category four made landfall wednesday. destruction from the storm stretch from georgia to the

this is in areas near point rays. we have confederate monument calm conditions this morning. the offshore flow continues, and that will bringings this beautiful weather in the afternoon, with mostly sunny skies, upper 60s in pacifica and mid to upper subjects around the bay and low to mid- 80s expected inland. if you like kind of weather, good news, it will stick around for the bay area weekend. i'll show that you in the extended forecast, at 6:01, we need to check the highways with sal. >>> we're looking at a commute at the bay bridge, it's filled in a little bit. it's a little better than normal. it filled in just before 6 and the metering lights are on, you can tell by looking at some of the things we're looking at. there's a crowd here, the ramp at 880 is still good. if you come in from 880, you'll say wow, that he is a breeze getting in especially if you have fast track. 880 is looking nice passed oracle arena. and dunbarton commutes are doing well over the peninsula, yesterday we had a bad day on 101, so right now, we've erased the slate. >>> we're staying on top of bre

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congressman, ben ray lujan, will democrats make this an issue.k of violence and tie it to president trump? >> first off, thanks for having me. no one should be politicizing what happened this week.the senseless acts we see in pittsburgh, the number of people killed while they were at a place of worship is a clear reason why congress must act to keep people safe. number one. also with the number of people threatened as a result of those bombs emailed across america. we should come together as a country. this should not be a political response but rather a response and how we can bring us further together. >>chris: congressman steve stivers, ken president trump, clearly not be held responsible for the specific acts of violence but for a culture, a discourse that contributes to it? >> i agree with ben that we should not be politicizing these acts of violence. as your panel said earlier. hate has no ideology. if you look at the baseball shooting last year. that happened to be bernie sanders supporter. we need to come together. ben is not my enemy. de

director, chris ray, saying these are not hoaxed devices. he also said , the way they found cesar sayoc was by discovering a latent fingerprint. most of these devices were discovered on wednesday. the analysis then began. he commended the f.b.i. lab for their work. he did say these devices contained energetic materials if they were mixed were heated in the right way, they could have been very dangerous. you asked the attorney general why he believed the democrats were being targeted here. what motivated this person to do this, according to the charges he now faces , and the attorney general smiled, he said i don't know. he appears to ti given what we saw without white band that was taken away, and the imesollong my question, questions about whether the political atmosphere, the rhetoric in this country was another factor at play in this case. you talked about the explosive device. he heard the director of the f.b.i. say repeatedly, he called it an ied , explosive device. that was a term that he used here today to describe the actions of this

ray bogan with the latest on the fbi investigation. thank you. >>> for more on what's taking place in capitol hill today and on the coming days, we are joined by sonoma state university professor david mccuan. obviously you're in dc right now and as we move closer to a vote this weekend, people opposed to the confirmation of brett kavanaugh on capitol hill, i imagine it's a fairly tense time. what are you seeing? all right, i think that we are having -- okay. >> what you see there is a couple components here. one is that, the debate that is likely to happen tomorrow, or after tomorrow's procedure a boat goes into saturday, a vote on saturday seems a bit unlikely. we are probably looking at something that happens on sunday. judge kavanaugh likely has the votes to head to to the supreme court. >> yeah, it seems as though all of those undecided moderates in the senate -- the statements they've made publicly, they seem to be satisfied with the fbi investigation. do you see any scenario where judge brett kavanaugh is not confirmed? >> yeah,

(nats clapping)sot: chief ray mulas, schell-vista fire district// "were better today for what we went through last year."together with 4 smaller fires the nuns fire burned 56 thousand acres...and killed 2 people.(nats bell tolls)monday there was a moment of silence, a bell tolled 44 times for victims of all the north bay fires combined and the love sculpture was lit up to honor those victims.this was also a reflection for lessons learned over the course of this year. sot: mayor madylon agrimonti, city of sonoma// "i think one of the things that we actually have learned is how do we do this better the next time you know with communication with cellphones i dont know how they do it. one of the other things is people died in their garages seniors like me be cause they could get their doors up so those are some of the things we are going to educate about."so although the city of sonoma escaped direct damage they are grateful for all the emergency responders who worked to save their town.

jimmy: ray jay is a little concerned. guys, ray jay's a little concerned. the guy who made a sex tape with kanye's wife is concerned. and why does april ryan have ray jay's telephone number? that, we may never know. the president led a pep rally in pennsylvania last night where in addition to taking shots at the me too movement, he accused hillary clinton of colluding with russia in the election. he accused her of colluding with russia. he might as well accuse her of having sex with stormy daniels at this point. that's how much sense that makes. hillary had a pretty good comeback on twitter. she wrote, "seriously, you asked russia to hack me on national television." where that humor was during the campaign, i don't know, but i guess they finally got wi-fi in the forest. hey, oh, i want to mention, starting on monday, we will be in brooklyn, new york, for a full week of shows. and guillermo is already almost there. he's been traveling across the country in a bus, the guillermobile and he's miserable, by the way. yesterday,

ray, we want to say thank you so much. invite you to come on up and say a few words. >> i'm no politician. i'm not great at doing this. i'm just humble merchants with a beautiful store back here. it's great we have the back drop of my store in the back there. whoever masterminded that did a really great job. thank you to everybody who came out today. there's a lot of sharp-dressed people from the city that are here. i feel a little under dressed. i'm excited for the opportunity that the c.b.d. brings us. i kind of wanted to relate it to some stories that were in the news recently. there was a horrible story about some crime that happened in the tenderloin and the footage from the cameras that the c.b.d. installed were very beneficial to the police and so i think that's one of the resource that's is going to be of great benefit to us. we need it. i don't want to be a bummer and remind everyone about how hard the streets of san francisco are. we live here and know the reality of that. filmore has beat cops. the news came acr

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but his versus rays will beat -- his 2024.nly mementos that matter are metals. that is all from us. just to update you on the evening primarily game. if you're a manchester united fan you don't want to hear this. they are to have an zero down in old trafford to newcastle. manchester united 2—0 down to nasco —— newcastle. we will update you on that at 6:30pm is worth say. —— in sportsday. hello and a warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. as ever it is another good and interesting week. we have 22july which opens next wednesday, paul greengrass on a real—life tragedy. venom, tom hardy and a parasite from outer space. and columbus, life, love and architecture. we are going to talk about a star is born. we will have a bit of a round—up. it couldn't be a more difficult topic. 22july, the new greengrass movie, which opens in some theatres and netflix. this is a drama about the atrocity committed by anders breivik but more importantly how a civilised country responds to that atrocity so although we do see the bombings and we s

our mail room in new york x-rays it. the bomb squad x-rays it.the hope is they'll remove this and then detonated it and then look inside and see what they find. but certainly every indication here, wolf, is that they are treating it as if it's related. they are treating it as if it's the real deal, meaning it's an explosive device. but the one good thing here is that the nypd, the bomb squad, which is probably one of the best in the world, they believe that they have this under control and that this package, what's inside of it, isn't going to explode. but they obviously still are taking all sorts of precautions, which is why you're seeing both poppy and jim being moved back. streets around our building in new york on 58th street have been closed. they've closed streets north and south of our building in new york. the fire department is there. they have ambulances there. all the as a precaution, just in case if something was to go wrong, they could immediately respond to that and treat people. the bomb squad, interestingly, they go in. they're ve

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