looking at your website, you have these regional kind of boards within your regional banks. you've got a head office, a denver office, an oklahoma city office and an omaha office. dr. lackner used the terms everybody is looking for diversity. to the two of you, i would say, okay, what the heck does that mean to you? start with you, president george, and then to you, dr. lacquer. i mean, says what do you mean by diversity? >> so diversity is built in to an institution like the federal reserve who is serbing a broad public, and it is essential to the public's trust in this institution that the public sees themselves around those that are making decisions and have input to policy. >> do you mean -- this really applies to both of you and mr. jones and mr. sprigs jump in if you wish. does it mean ethnic backgrounds? does it mean level of income? does it mean regional diversity? what does it mean? >> it means all of that. we will not be successful without having ethnic diversity on our boards, without having the interest of labor represented on our boards, as well as the multi-fac

administration regarding the region.his is a manifestation of the strong core of this relationship in egypt and the united states. it is not only defined by the aid. if the whole relationship revolves around the size of the and characterizes the nature of the relationship, this would not be a good thing. we have had strong relationships , strategic for more than three decades that we have been commit -- omitted two. -- committed to. thelie: many are saying nicest have to reconsider its relationship with egypt if there is not a dramatic improvement in your human rights record. that journalists are in jail. a crackdown on human rights and it is offensive to the united states government because it goes to the heart of american values and they believe in some cases you are doing it and using security and the threat of terrorism as an excuse to solidify your power. that it approaches authoritarianism. , this will be an over simple vocation. it does not reflect the reality in egypt. is presented not accurately as i just mentio

egypt is a big country in a turbulent region.egypt will enjoy all freedom, prosperity, development for the egyptian people. charlie: you are saying some people have hijacked islam, and used it to -- for their own political agendas. yes? president el-sisi: definitely. absolutely. this is what has happened over many years, and it is being used, it is being taken place now. a certain religious context is being formulated, and then it is introduced to recruit followers in order to bring it to reality. and this is done through assassination, killings, murders and destruction. at the end of the day, you have countries destroyed, and eventually this virtual weapon is spreading with those who embrace the idea, who embrace the ideology. this is the problem that we face in our region and beyond in -- and beyond, in afghanistan and syria and libya, somalia, nigeria. charlie: as you know in the united states some people including the president does not use the term radical islam -- is like -- islamic extremism. you seem to be comfortable wit

views the region?e go to the regional betweenwe see the gap how the region is portrayed and what we encounter when we are in the actual region when it comes to entrepreneurship and initiatives. when it comes to mentoring programs and when it comes to art. about art in the arab world that did very well because people were somewhat surprised to see the level of creativity that you have whether it is in saudi arabia or beirut or egypt. there is a lot of creativity and a great pointke about countering violent extremism. before you counter it, perhaps you can prevent it. that was a great article, by the way, because it looked at these issues in a different way. we tend to look at a region. it's about war or terrorism or eckstrom is him. and you go there and yes, that stuff happens but it is not just what happens. highlightinga positive things that are happening in the region is something that's not so hard to do. and there are women led initiatives and youth led initiatives. they have very exciting things h

side-by-side with israel, there will be a fundamental change to the region where the region can enjoy security and stainlt and i'm speaking to the israel public to the israeli citizens i cannot just encourage the prime minister or the israeli government in something as sensitive as this i have to speak to the public opinion indeed you do. as you know there is some concern that many israeli leaders are no longer looking at a two statelution. and that is of concern to people who are friends of israel like the united states. >> one of the points the president has publicly said he wants to make with prime minister netanyahu. >> do you worry about that? that the israeli leadership is no longer interested in a two-state solution? i believe that they believe in a two-state solution am but there is difference between convincing people of the significants and importance of this and imposing the solution on oishes, i believe applying pressure would not be as effective as creating a belief a conviction that if peace is achieved, and if there is no threat to the security of the israeli citizens,

it will build trust across this region. i have said before and i will say again, failure to move ahead with t.p.p. will not just have economic consequences, but would call into question america's leadership in this vital region. so, as difficult as the politics are back home, i will continue to push hard on the u.s. congress to approve t.p.p. before i leave office because i think it is important for this entire region and it is important for the united states. i believe that nations are stronger and more successful when they uphold human rights. we speak out for these rights not because we think our own country is perfect, no nation is, but not because we think every country should do as we do, because each nation has to follow its own path, but we will speak up on behalf of human rights because we believe they are the birthright of every human being. and we know that democracy can flourish in asia because we have seen it thrive from japan and south korea to taiwan. across this region, we see citizens reaching to shape thei

. >> so our deal with regions is two is sort of as imagining occurred expense thing not a full grant. >> we received 4.5 and don't ask so historically we've left continue 5 and $600,000 a year i'm saying as we have discussions with the region on the shortened operations opens we'll ask for unused money. >> is that because the town hall toll of our operational experiences are not enough. >> we - the total of our needs are less than a with we received a and a. >> we cover the shortened operating expenses and able to take the shortened lease revenue and put to an operating. >> only apprehensible to the terminal the shortened five and six money. >> an operating grant for the transit center when we move over to the shortened transit center. >> and can our administrative overhead is partially reimbursed spent a lot of time. >> if we do the shortened cross allocation plan recover the shortened staff time with the manager running the facility we don't spend a lot of time for the shortened to me terminal. >> this money we'll be scarred to death for . >> in operations. >> oh, okay. >> good luck

jobs talking about the region of asia. he said he shook hands with president duterte of philippines last night of course. >> not a prolonged engagement. >> not a long sbrastinteraction he was asked about candidate trump's comments last night on nbc towards the likes of mr. putin and said i don't think trump is qualified to be president. every time he speaks that is confirmed for me. in terms of the military, following a question about the effectiveness of the past bombing in laos where he was speaking many years ago, despite that effectiveness, every time the military go into action, they've always been heros. those comments coming from the president in laos at the end of his week long trip in asia. more reaction today. reaction to what the markets are doing right now. when we come back here on "world wide exchange." markets right now called slightly up. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." we are called higher. s&p by eight points. nasdaq by .5. little time to discuss markets. good morning to you. thanks for joining

president, in order to achieve regional cooperation, we need to have a stable region. afghanistan's foreign policy is founded on the creation of an economy based society. afghanistan is an active member of the regional organization of sarc and echo and an observer member of the shanghai organization. it aims to actively take part in the revitalization of regional cooperation agenda within the heart of asia, stumble and -- processes. afghanistan and all of the regional countries have common threats and common interests. we should come together and cooperate to fight against our common threats, including terrorism, radicalism, drugs, organized crimes, illegal immigration and smuggling. also, the establishment of the regional railroad, energy transit, mine extraction, trade and transit can provide an important joint economic cooperation for us. afghanistan is an important crossroad of trade, transit and economic activities can connect the south asia with central asia and the middle east to the east and south asia. >>> within china, iran, afghanistan and expansion of coope

president, in order to achieve regional cooperation, we need to have a stable region. -- afghanistan's foreign policy is founded on the creation of an economy based society. afghanistan is an active member of the regional organization of sarc and echo and an observer member of the shanghai organization. it aims to actively take part in the revitalization of regional cooperation agenda within the heart of asia, stumble and -- processes. afghanistan and all of the regional countries have common threats and common interests. we should come together and cooperate to fight against our common threats, including terrorism, radicalism, drugs, organized crimes, illegal immigration and smuggling. also, the establishment of the regional railroad, energy transit, mine extraction, trade and transit can provide an important joint economic cooperation for us. afghanistan is an important crossroad of trade, transit and economic activities can connect the south asia with central asia and the middle east to the east and south asia. within china, iran, afghanistan and expansion of cooperation in the port

transit report viewing 2030 what we all had to do to help the residents our regional would it be fair to say and businesses all succeed using the great notion of increasing and improving our entire public trappings system one of they're very specific recognitions that i had the privilege of focusing on with supervisor wiener's leadership has been our night life late night and early public morning transportation system you you know we have a great economy in good a great part the 15 thousand people that need to use public transit that are part after a $50 million revenue stream for you will have our night life proclamations hotels, the bars, the hospitals and all the workforces there and everything this is open 24/7 we understand and know that the workforce is not just limited to people to live in san francisco in fact, because of the increasing expensiveness there is for housing and by the way, this is going to be a site of a 100 percent affordable housing in the near future where we move own over to the transbay center we're trying to build as much affordable housing in the city we n

((>>>clouds all over the region tonight as promised. we have update on those rain chances for this week. that's all straight ahead on the valley's news leader<<<)) <<< (("now, live...this is 8 news now at five.")) >>> ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for joining us... i'm denise valdez. ((dave courvoisier)) >> i'm dave courvoisier. a couple is dead... and a man is in custody in connection to killing them at a valley apartment complex. ((denise valdez)) let's go straight to the scene ne where karen castro has been getting updates from police this afternoon.. karen? ((karen castro)) >> police say these are two brutal murders. as police continue combing through evidence, metros say the couple was attacked inside their apartment with a baseball bat. moments ago we spoke to one of the victim's ex-wife and step son. (( )) police say the couple was

that means that we can't think that the regional banks really represent regional views. we need to have a way to insure that that will be the case. >> i appreciate that testimony. >> the chair now recognizes himself for five minutes. i like to point out next week marks the eighth anniversary of legalan brothers collapse. brom independent scholars who studied the financial crisis points to a monetary policy that was too loose for too long as a significant contributor. scholars have also shown that the unique structure of district banks can guard against such policy mistakes, that is district presidents tend to be more concerned about overly accommodative policy than are their politically appointed colleagues on the board of governors. while this tendency has been criticized by advocates for extending what is already the greatest -- under the theory that doing so will increase wages and employment in that lower income levels it. research also suggests that we need to do just the opposite. for example, dr. christina roamer, a berkeley economics professor and the first perso

>> i've had about 30 years counting turkey in the region or working on the region. i was out there and talked to the leaders of israel, saudi arabia, and turkey over the past month. i like the area. it's fascinating, and it doesn't have to be what we see right now. and there are times when it hasn't. for example, the shia-sunni split and conflicts that emerged from them which i was so worried about, i put considerable time into it in my written testimony as a -- an accelerant for terrorism in this region. that is something that while it's been latent before, these people, sunni and shia, arabs and other ethnic groups with that split have lived together in relative peace shia and arab together in relative peace for most of the history of the middle east. something that can go back together. like orthodox and muslims lived in peace in bosnia and balkans for centuries. and bang, 1990s what happened, a breakdown in order, an unwillingness to engage with the evil presence. we have that with a vengeance in the region. again, why we can't go in and fix it per se, the regio

they are destabilizing the entire region. the saudi kingdom is not perfect, but they are aligned with us on the big issues when it comes to terrorism and pushing back against iran. the iranian regime is controlled by a radical ayatollah who openly chants and tweets that the state of israel must be destroyed. this regime is in the hands of a religious nazi. the ayatollah and iran controls everything. there are no moderate voices there left. since the deal with iran has been signed regarding their nuclear program, they have test fired four missiles in violation of u.n. resolutions. one of the missiles basically had in hebrew israel must be destroyed. they constantly threaten our neighbors, our ally israel. they have taken over four asia capitals. the houthis who threw out a pro-american government in yemen by force of arms is being supplied arms by the iranians. the $150 billion the iranian regime will receive in sanctions relief is finding its way into the hands of terrorist organizations. hezbollah, a mortal enemy of israel i

more than 3500 meters above level in the heart of the tibetan autonomous region.t plays a central role in tibetan buddhism and watts once the capital of tibet. the breath taking palace is a world heritage site. the palace has an area of 13,000 square meters and some say it has 2,000 rooms. it used to be the moment home of the dalai lama, the country's spiritual and former political leader. nearly 13 million tourists visited the region in 2014. 90 percent of them were from other parts of china. foreign nationals need special permission to enter the tibet autonomous region. such permission is not easily guaranteed. the influx of chinese tourists has led to the construction of five star hotels which would once have been unimaginable. the population has increased by more than 100,000 in the past decade to over 500,000, a majority of the residents are from other provinces. along with the palace, there's another must-see destination in lhasa. it's the jokon temple in the center of the ancient city. this image of the temple was taken 12 years ago. people are flying flat

wants to work with regional leaders to lower tensions with china over the matter. he also stressed to leaders that he will keep pushing to secure the transpacific partnership free trade deal after the election. ahead of this morning's meeting, president obama held an informal conversation following his crude comments earlier in the week. the white house said the two met briefly in a holding room at the summit last night. >>> still ahead, more from last night's first ever commander in chief forrum. >>> plus, apple reveals the latest iphone but nintendo seemed to steal the show. those stories and a check on weather when we come back. >>> the coolest part of the new iphone is it rolls its eyes when ever someone passes by with the old one. if you missed it, here is part of the big announcement this morning from san francisco. >> i would like to invite my colleague phil shiler up to the stage. phil? [ cheers and applause ]. >> hi. how are you? >> this is the new iphone. it's got no headphone jack and you can drop it in a toilet. and that's kind of it. okay. bye. [ laugh

regional office of the other park to direct the investigation and to work with the regional office. so to bring in some sort of third party that way is our current plan and our current policy. >> well, and before my time is gone, i want you to know that we're going to be watching the national park service. and the way that ms. martin is treated and mr. healy is treated and other whistleblowers are treated as a consequence of their bringing these allegations forward and that we're going to be watching the national park service because this should not be tolerated. it should not be unaddressed. and it has been inadequately addressed. and thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> thank you. thank the gentle lady. we'll now recognize the gentle woman from the district of columbia, ms. north. >> and thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate this hearing. mr. reynolds, we're very grateful for how this national park service runs what most of our neighborhood parks. it's not just the mall but our neighborhood parks are owned by the park service. we have good relationship with the park service.

georgia represents the democracy and a democratic potential in the region. putin would like nothing more than to cause unrest in georgia and turmoil like he has done in other nations. including ukraine. georgia's a strong ally of the united states. georgia has more troops in afghanistan fighting alongside our troops than any non-nato ally. it's made hard reforms in order to join nato and the european union. the resolution expresses our solidarity with georgia. i'm proud to be a co-chair, along with my friend, mr. connolly from georgia, of the georgia cawculls. this resolution condemns russia's illegal occupation of tory, send as clear message to putin that the united states will never recognize his control over any part of georgia. our friends in georgia and the region must know that the united states will not waiver in its longstanding support for its allies in the face of the napoleon of siberia. we must be clear about our commitment to our friends. instead of retreating from the world stage, the united states must deepen its relationships with our allies.

, and the politics that people find so confusing about our region. and that was the purpose of the book. now, i was told, of course, if you want get that across, you've got to put in the personal to hang it on, or no one will read the book. or at least very few people will read the book. and i wanted to book to reach as many people as possible-- different kinds of people. and so the book is... >> hinojosa: is really inside. >> it's very personal, and it also... i've been very gratified by the people who have come and told me thank you, people... you know, jewish americans, and arab americans, and americans from the midwest, and throughout the country, and all the other countries that it's been published in, "thank you for helping us to understand a little bit more." and as you said, i hope, and it seems, that it has come across as something authentic and not as a piece of political propaganda or personal propaganda. >> hinojosa: now, i do want to ask you another kind of personal question, which is, you are someone who, because of how you ended up liv

regional temps also stayed warm but below average as well. not expecting to reach into the 90's today, but there were some areas around the region that hit usual. cooler up in the great basin with temps also mild up in reno. colorado river stayed warm but still plenty of clouds around,. ................................ ... .................. looking at the radar the bulk of the rain stayed east and south which is why we only put a 30% chance for our region yesterday. some areas to the east actually picked up .04 to .20 of an inch near kingman earlier today. ......... .......................... ................... futurecast shows the rain chances probably not likely happening here this evening as the rain stays east again this evening. then expect a lull in any rain next system coming in off the coast will increase our chances again by afternoon and thursday a.m. the possiblity of isolated t'storms is also in the forecast for that time frame. ................................ ... ................ here's the forecast. lows dropping close to 70

reynolds: the regional office that oversees yosemite in san francisco. we have a regional director. chair chaffetz: what about the deputy? who is that person? mr. reynolds: we have three deputy regional directors. and one is in seattle. and two are in san francisco. along with the regional director. chair chaffetz: come on, you know what i'm getting at. mr. reynolds: one of the deputies is the wife of the superintendent at yosemite. and if i may, mr. chairman, we have consciously stovepiped that by having a third party in the midwest region, our eeo manager, help run the investigative process. chair chaffetz: ok, so but here's the problem. you have these -- these things didn't just spring up overnight, right inthis has been a long-standing pattern. you have somebody who is essentially protected in power by his wife. i mean, people are afraid of actually coming forward and filing a complaint. i mean, one of the complaints is that the complaints get back to the superintendent. so when your chain of command and your ability to tell supervisors is impeded by the fact that they're husban

peace and stability and development and program i should have that we believe are dangerous for the region and endanger war peace and security. mr. president, since 2001, when we commenced a new chapter of our modern history, afghanistan has regained it's historical place among responsible members of the family of the nations that are presented in this assembly. and it's our full and abiding commitment to uphold the charter or render a role in promoting global peace, justice, human rights and rule of law. and human rights council for the period of 2018 and 2020. we call respectfully and all of the friends and all the member states that support our candidacy in the you coming elections. so in conclusion i wish to reiterate on behalf of the afghan people and government our deepest gratitude to all of our international partners and peace and security and prosperity for the past 16 years. and especially sacrifices of nato and troops in the fight against terrorism in afghanistan. together we have come a hong way in our journey. but our task is unfinished. we look to continued support for the co

they know this is a struggle for the region. and to play this down, frankly, doesn't play very well in our own population or the population in europe. and it's very important to keep those people behind us. we have to support the governments of the region, recognizing that often they're going to be imperfect partners. but it's not just they're the partners we have that the only basis we can use to work against terror but also partners throughout the region are watching how we deal with an egypt, with an iraq, how we deal with the leadership, again, however imperfect they are. we have to not only say what we are against but what we are for. the united states stands for 100 years on international order based on certain laws, national sovereignty the, national unity, peaceful resolution of disputes. and the sanctity of border. that's an important issue also in the middle east. all of these are being challenged by movements close to our supporting terror. finally, our campaign must also focus on iran. iran is not an acceptable partn

this is a incredible region you live in. there are the amazing career opportunity in the world right here. he isn't just taking care the city where his company is, he knows oakland is part of his home too so you are part of oakland and bay area region and somebody who is a incredible cus toneian and leader in the region, she speaks for me and that is fabulous congresswoman, barbara lee. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. first, good afternoon gladiators! let me just say to you first of all, you all are awesome. [inaudible] your teachers, so are your board members and city council members. but it is because of you that we all are here today to absolute you and to absolute mark and absolute all of our leaders who are really making your futures secure. let me take a moment to thank ow mayor, schaaf. she has shone all us her first priority is children and young people so thank you libby for staying the course. budgetary constraints you are her priority so it is a honor and pleasure to be here representative and my may

regional office of the other park to direct the investigation and to work with the regional office. in our chain we have seven regions that oversee these different parks. to bring in some sort of third party that way in our current plan and current policy. >> well, before my time is gone, i want you to know that we're going to be watching park service, mr. heelly is treated and other whistleblowers are treated as a consequence of their bringing their allegations forward and that we're going to be watching the national park service because this should not be tolerated. it should not be unaddressed and it has been inadequately addressed and thank you mr. chairman. i yield. >> thanks to gentle lady. we'll recognize the gentle woman from the district of columbia. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i appreciate this hearing. mr. reynolds we're grateful for they run with most of our neighborhood parks. but our neighborhood parks are owned by the national parks. we have good relationships with the park service. i want to know if this notice that these two parks and these allegations, these issues

it is now making its way towards the kanto region. earlier in the day we had record-breaking heavy rainfall in the west. parts of kyushu had about 580 millimeters of rain in hours. that's why we are seeing widespread flooding and landslides in many places of kyushu. the strongest wind gusts were recorded in e the south of the region where it made gusts 160 kilometers per hour. many areas in the west experienced stormy conditions. now, there is the risk for landslides near kyushu and hoe k hoeko hoekoriku region. we'll see heavy rainfall probably up to 100 millimeters of rain. this amount could lead to flooding as well as landslides. strong winds, we're expecting over 100 kilometers per hour winds. the system will likely move away from the kanto region by tomorrow. however, some rain is a threat to the central japan. tokyo will see drier conditions, however, we may see rain continue into wednesday and possibly into the weekend. as for kagoshima, the sun will finally come out. the temperature will be 28 degrees on wednesday. but on thur

all those regions. we cannot by definition meet all of their wishes equally, and that triage is something we struggled with an government and the next administration will struggle with as well. >> the last question was on iraq and why is it that this parcel of land has been such a statesge to the united not the : that's a great question. the colin powell , it's like pottery barn, you break it you own it. part of it was to make sure saddam hussein did not take over saudi arabia, but also to get them out of another partner of ours, kuwait. that's when we begin the military entanglement we still struggle with today. and let's get back to the sustainability issue. my view is not that iraq does not matter. it matters and is important because of its strategic position in the region, because of the capabilities it has and the influence it has because of the mosaic of ethnicities and religions on its soil, but what we have to be careful of and what we have to sort of calibrated constantly is how we can use our

regional temps also stayed warm but below average as well. not expecting to reach into the 90's today, but there were some areas around the region that hit 90's especially in death valley. warm there and laughlin again as usual. cooler up in the great basin with temps also mild up in reno. colorado river stayed warm but still plenty of clouds around,. ................................ ... .................. oking at the radar the bulk of the rain stayed easa southwhich. some areas to the st actually c near kingman elr today. ............................... ................... futurecast shows the rain ances probably not likely ppening here this evening ase r. en expect a lull in any rain che xtystem cing in off the ast wil again by afternoon and thursdayt for that time frame. ............................... night witonly slight shower chad overnight. winds stay a little breezy at times, but we may stay warm due to the cloud cover. tomorrow expect a high close to 90 with both clouds and sun along with some breezy winds. shower chances increast

added risk come with more exotic regions of the world.with regards to greater risks with more exotic regions, here are some statistics with my book "look before leaping: risks, liabilities, and repair of study abroad in higher education" much of which comes from the institute of international education so participants pursuing more exotic regions, the same is holding true for business groups that desire to expand their markets and go overseas as well. in fact some numbers for you. there were 4% fewer american students who studied abroad in europe. europe seems to be the place that was typical for study abroad. through 2008-2009 the number of students in asia increased, those in south america increased 13% and those who went to africa to study abroad, 15%, these are dominant visionary consulting partners, regions of exploration as shown on their map here. business managers and employees need to be aware of her native risks and take things cautiously with overseas ventures in these regions, should be emphasized with any overseas venture but

winds yesterday with triple-digits around the region. winds increased as forecasted as well but still remain below windy criteria. we still are dry with single digit humidity readings. and we're a few degrees warmer than yesterday. ................................ to the east side of town where we're lower in elevation. especially for the east and southeast neigbhorhoods. not-as-hot for the locales on the west side of town especially the foothills and certainly the mountains where it appears to be coolest. ................................ .... regional temps also stayed hot with hottest temps in laughlin and death valley. although we definitely got hotter for the colorado river valley from mesquite all the way down to the searchlight. more tolerable temps in the 90's for the central great basin where they also had some wind develop too. ................................ ... ..... u.s. temps show get stay hot only in the desert southwest but the southern plains with feels like temps in the 100's. st the mid-atlantic states with muggy condi

>> well, we have region to oecd indicating are interest in as a member.t we also said in our letter that we are interested as long as they are interested as a member. and this is now being picky. there is a reason for these and the discussions whether the expansion should continue or maybe the number of members is enough. and being part of oecd has, and many added values. i always like to say the complying with many of the things they establish puts us in a straitjacket that is helpful for the future. so because of a long-term -- it is also true that it is a very heavy investment. so we we are ready to go for as long as we have partners willing to come along with us. we are trying to get to investigate work most a the leaders of the oecd say that we are ready to tackle and now we'll see what the other side is ready. but we feel that it is worth making that investment. with one caveat. we also we also need to be very careful that politically the speed of implementation is something that one needs to be very mindful of. there's so many things on our plate t

we have unfolded full intelligence, even in that region. are you suggesting that we don't know or that you can't say. >> congressman, what we do know i would have to address in a different setting than this. >> that is fair enough. i want to make sure we clarify. here is my concern, ambassador. i have followed sudan in south sudan before there was a south sudan. it has been a passion for my family from a humanitarian standpoint. the stories come to the true stories that have been told will break anyone tired on why it's so much has not only been done, but has not been done so i appreciate you being a special envoy, juror workfare at be very complex and difficult situation. but i've also come to find out is that from both sides, those who would we supportive of sudan and those who would be supportive of south sudan in a particular position, they believed that the united states has failed to live up to the promises we made and that we make threats that we don't follow through on. even some of your testimony here today would seem to underscore

((>>>clouds all over the region tonight as promised. we have update on those rain chances for this week. that's all straight ahead on the valley's news leader<<<)) <<< (("now, live...this is 8 news now at five.")) >>> ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for joining us... i'm denise valdez. ((dave courvoisier)) >> i'm dave courvoisier. a couple is dead... and a man is in custody in connection to killing them at a valley apartment complex. ((denise valdez)) let's go straight to the scene ne where karen castro has been getting updates from police this afternoon.. karen? ((karen castro)) >> police say these are two brutal murders. as police continue combing through evidence, metros say the couple was attacked inside their apartment with a baseball bat. moments ago we spoke to one of the victim's ex-wife and step son. (( )) police say the couple was allowing the suspect to stay with them. at least two neighbors saw the attack and the aftermath. police say a witness noticed the suspect, who was covered in blood, roaming around the building. when off

about 70% of monthly rainfall for the region and strong winds north of the kyushu region as well. now a low pressure system, still bringing ample moisture across we shall japan. some heavy rainfall and thunderstorms across the regions. and over the next 24 hours an additional 150 millimeters of rain couldld fall, which could cause signifanant flooding and landslides once again and will likely continue for the next couple of days in the west. now, this was the first tropical storm to hit western japan of the season. all of them made landfalall inn eaststern p portions off japapa the fifth named storm to hit the country for the seasason. we have a newly formed system, newlwly formed low pressure sysm near taiwan. it's bringing heavy rainfall in taiwan and parts of okinawa region. this intensifying, likely affect pacific side of japan as we go into the latter part of this week. looking at heavy rainfall at times in tokyo area thursday and friday. temperatures and dry weather will likely continue for the next couple days in tokyo, at least into wednesday. across the northern portions

and this could have an impact across our region especially at the coast. this is what we are calling for prolonged on shore winds saturday night right through sunday, gusts up to 60 miles per hour and coastal flooding and beach erosion and possibly the heavy rain. coming up we'll look closer at the track of hermine and what it means for the shore and inland locations across our region. with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> it just keeps changing we have to stay locked into what you are telling us. looking live at cape may this could be the calm before the storm. it's a nice friday afternoon but as we tell you rip currents are still a problem today and hermine could threaten the holiday weekend plans. jeanette reyes is live from atlantic city where hopefully people are soaking in the nice day we are having today. >> reporter: alicia you said it there, it's a gorgeous day, the calm before the storm, i can tell you though, it is already not looking like your typical friday, the boardwalk is normally much busier than what it is right now,

are you confident the president has done a good job in the region? i think he's done a very good job. the key thing is that david werther rebalanced to asia to tell the world that this is where our future really lays. this is where we have the threat of the rising power and all of our economic interests. i agree with gordon. going against the transpacific partnership in the long term if it doesn't go through a squid to go through is going to really, really make it more difficult to detract not a fire -- china will become the leading power. train to larry, as donald trump has been rising in the polls over the last week or is, one area of concern is his dealings with foreign leaders and the like. your thoughts on how it should be handled. we heard president obama saying he didn't feel that trump would be qualified. your thought on that. >> well, as i get when i talk to foreign leaders or people around the world, they are very, very concerned about the way mr. trump handled themselves and the answers he gives to a lot of questions about the need to thin

they can only walk around the region.ocal sheriff is what they will do here in a few moments is try to remove this large tree either by actually cutting it down with a chainsaw or possibly bringing in a tractor or two to remove it. what is really important here is that this is the main way in and the main way out of that st. marks community which is home to several hundred people. some of which decided to stay in and ride out the storm. they were here 11 years ago and they were not about to leave their home for hermine. >> you see activity as the power crews come in. cue the chainsaws. thank you, sandoval. >> the chainsaw brigade is there. >>> a few minutes ago, we spoke with trey morrison south of tallahassee. we asked him about the damage his county has sustained in wakulla. >> it will be a big day of recovery for us. we literally have dozens of trees down. more than we have been able to keep up with. probably a good 50% to 60% of the county will be without power for the next day or so. winds last night got so bad that

region as well. wind advisories have been issued all over the region due to the strongest winds. but the advisory should be allowed to expire. ................................ ... ................. looking at the satellite and radar, showers continue to the some snow showers near big sky country and cooler weather has settled all over the west coast. expecting the trough in the jetstream along with the cooler temps to stick around for one more day before the warmer weather comes in behind it by the late workweek and your weekend. ................................ ... ................... tonight expect a low of 64 degrees with breezy winds this evening and winds relaxing late tonight. clear skies tonight and tomorrow as well. unseasonably cool tomorrow with highs around 86 by afternoon and nearly 10 degrees below average. winds stay light ................................ ... ................... mount charleston expect a high of 60 with temps dropping to 37 by morning and chilly around the mountain. red

in the region? >> whether you got -- >> and also found, ridiculous -- china tried efforts to show the goodness, and we have compromise policies, and from the chinese government, what does that mean? the relationship with china, unilaterally, to make consensus, economic consensus, that -- later -- compromise, then they can expect responses. however it is frustrating when we see the results. many countries are getting more worried about china and the economic relationship of diplomatic relations 54 example the chinese government released a program, many of you know about it. but in the beginning, neighboring countries, financial support issues, you see those policies, in thailand, the philippines, read articles, more and more people show their miss trust or distrust of mainland china. more people worried about their future, chinese government, but it is very frustrating right now because they show their efforts to make a better relationship with other countries. so there is still something existing be

the typhoon also dealt a blow to a key regional industry, potato farming. a processing facility in the town of minami-furano is completely flooded. a nearby river overflowed sending muddy water into its buildings and destroying potato products. it's not clear when operations can be resumed. the storm also left damage on the korean peninsula. chinese media suggests that flooding along the country's border areas with north korea may have also caused heavy damage in the north. typhoon lionrock unleashed heavy rain from late august in china's northeastern region along the border with north korea. media reports say the storm caused the cross-border tumen river to overflow its banks. state-run china central television says chinese rescuers in the province saved three north korean citizens who had been trapped by the floods. a rescued woman said she had almost given up hope. she expressed gratitude for being rescued. chinese microblogging site weibo has obtained a photo of north korea said to have been taken across the border. it shows many inundated buildings wit

regional temps also stayed warm but below average as well. not expecting to reach into the 90's today, but there were some areas around the region that hit 90's especially in death valley. warm there and laughlin again as colorado river stayed warm but still plenty of clouds around,. ................................ ... .................. looking at the radar the bulk of the rain stayed east and south which is why we only put a 30% chance for our region yesterday. some areas to the east actually picked up .04 to .20 of an inch near kingman earlier today. .... ............................... ................... futurecast shows the rain chances probably not likely happening here this evening as the rain stays east again this evening. then expect a lull in any inanse xt st ming in off the ast will increase our chances ain by afternoon a ursday m.thed storms is also inhfecastr that . . ................hers the fore ernight.nds ay a little breezy mes, te may stay warm due the >>> what's that sound? coming up on the valley's news leader... the str

so certain regions where i may have sent students prior, i can't. or i might approach it in a different manner. in a different manner. i'm constantly seen legal counsel and consulting them. we do have a push, pull relationship because i want to have as much opportunity presented to students in as much of the world open to them but legal counsel can say no, we have to have these legalities covered as well and this is the language we have to use. so i use my language, they use their. we usually find a great marriage in terms of the sort of document in the end. you have to visit it. also different groups, groups, it's not just necessarily your international study abroad campus group. it applies to businesses. any committee or any group that has knowledge of risks oversees or ideas of what they want for their future can provide input with those documents.

tedd florendo ((>>>cloudy skies dominate the region once again. could we sqeeze out another chance for raindrops? we have your most accurate forecast coming up on 8 news now<<<))) <<< (("now, live...this is 8 news now at five.")) >>> ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the city of las vegas has been served with a federal court order as part of an fbi investigation. thanks for joining us... i'm dave courvosier. ((denise valdez)) >> and i'm denise valdez. the 8 news now i -team has learneh served earlier this week... ordering the city to preserve certain electronic records. sources familiar with the investigation say the probe is focused on city councilman ricki barlow but the specific allegations have not been made public. the fbi does not comment on ongoing investigations, as a matter of policy. metro police declined to comment as well. we have reached out to the city and councilman barlow for comment as well./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a man accused of killing court. ((denise valdez)) >> testimony described the days leading up the murder...and how the crim

the border should be transformed into an asset for our region. we have made tremendous progress in recent years working closely with president obama and with the next u.s. administration, we should step up our efforts to make sure that the mexico-u.s. border is more efficient and secure. however, a large number of american people perceive the mexico border as a real problem. because undocumented people and illegal drugs across the border -- drugs across the border -- cross the border illegally. it peaked 10 years ago. it has been steadily declining since then. in fact, when speaking about net migration, it has been negative. we know there are challenges including a growing number of non-mexican nationals that cross our countries creating humanitarian crises. however, this is an incomplete vision of the border issue because it does not take into account the illegal flows that travel south, guns and cash, every year. thousands of weapons and millions of u.s. dollars in cash enter illegally into mexico from the north strengthening the cartels and ot

right now it's steady in parts of the region. we go in on the two dimensional view, and get the lapse going, like yesterday it's pushing up from the south to the north. there are areas in philadelphia that are getting heavy downpours highlighted in orange most of us this is in delaware and chester county and southern new castle county. in the northern and western suburbs we have heavy rain this is mainly in northern montgomery county and back through berks county and western chester county there, as well. i'll leave you with that wide view. there's speckled precipitation in cumberland and atlantic county that will give you decent rain. out to the southwest and south there are indications of drying. looks like the main chunk of rain will push off to the north at the end of the rush hour. looking outside, we have sky6 live hd. it's wet at the airport. it will stay damp for a good portion of the day even though the volume and the placement. rain will go down closer to rush hour. we have gusts up to 30 miles per hour, and 40 down the

humidity still breezes around the region. ................................ .... temperatures around the region in the 90's this afternoon for some neighborhoods with the warmest for the east side of the valley where we're lower in elevation. not as hot for the west side and the foothills and kyle canyon with comfortable temps this afternoon even though all areas have warmed up ................................ ... .... regional conditions show warmer temps this afternoon as laughlin and death valley. not as hot over the hump and cooler temps in the central great basin. areas up near reno on rose mountain actually got some snow up to an inch. all areas expected to warm up again throughout the region. ......... .......................... ..... u.s. temperatures shows some cooler temps up in the big sky country still along with the midwest and plains states. but warmer here and phoneix with the desert southwest expected to reach back near triple-digits again eventually. the east coast had a nice little reprieve from the heat but it's e again. ........................