i think that if we want to make a deal both sides need to compromise i think that michelle rhee is the twenty seventh we want to do everything possible to avoid a heartbreak it's that we stand ready to compromise but we also expect that from the u.k. but top e.u. official donald tusk had a word of warning ahead of the talks. the question of the framework for economic cooperation they case proposals will need to be reworked and further negotiated today there is perhaps more hope about that surely less and less time therefore the left. we see you face talks i would like to finalize them still this. angle america also spoke to waiting press and called for. goodwill and respect. smiles all round on arrival at the south bridge venue however negotiations to avoid a hard brags it could see the new change quickly. all right well our travel plans have changed slightly we're going to cross now to london where our correspondent is standing by tonight good evening to you the british prime minister theresa may she has made it clear that breaks it will happen next march and she has called on the eur

politics and for his controversial response to the far right chemists riots were at the german chancellor rhee also coming up it looks like poison this member of the russian protest group pussy riot is in intensive care in a berlin hospital doctors say it's highly plausible that justice for so often was poisoned but their confidence field recover and president trump is china with more terrors the biggest wave yet new punitive cuties have been announced on some two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports beijing has promised to get back. home while iraq is great to have you along everyone the german government is removing the controversial head of its domestic intelligence agency. and has been under fire for weeks after he appeared to downplay violence against migrants during recent protests in the city of chemists but the case triggered a disagreement within the german government officials now say mohsen will be given a job with the interior ministry instead. political correspondent kate brady is covering developments for us kid mr moss's removal from the post as head of germany's dom

money together and organized the plane and he said he did that in coordination with the chancellor rhee and the foreign office here in germany so the authorities were informed all right so the german authorities as you say were informed so is there any kind of diplomatic aspect to this story i mean this man is known to be a quite outspoken critic of the kremlin. exactly and cinema for peace say that they're suspecting this is to be revenge act by russian authorities for storming the football pitch during the world cup final in moscow they say that it was definitely poisoning but so far the german authorities have not commented neither have the doctors so the case is still very much shrouded in mystery and we'll simply have to wait for more information what is the case of course is that if it does happen to be poisoning then they sense the potential for a very very big political route between germany and russia whose relationship has been very strained in recent months and years and you've mentioned it already he's also a canadian citizen so three countries would be involved in a very se

it will be partly cloudy and breeze rhee overnight.verage weather into the weekend with minor warming developing into the weekend and overnight. mainly clear skies with a few passing low clouds. overnight lows generally in the low to mid 50s and a little cooler in the north bay valleys, napa, santa rosa. cloverdale will see lows in the upper 40s. in the early morning hours we may see a patch or two of lingering low clouds or coastal cloud, and then a few clouds moving through under the remainder of the day. it will be cooler quite a bit than today was. temperatures in the inland only in the mid to upper 60s. let's take a closer look at the south bay. we will see highs of 72 in santa clara, 73 at san jose. mainly low 70s in the peninsula as well. highs on the coast upper 50s to low 60s. in an around san francisco, look for highs in the mid 60s. 64 in the city. in the north bay, 70 in san rafael. 72 in sonoma. 70 at union city and tin land east bay will have highs mainly in the mid to upper 70s. looking at tropical weather in the pacific

president moon is jay in and kim jong-un signed an agreement that ushers in a future for the two core rheehat includes north korea shutting down a main missile sight. it will connect rail systems and reunite families. they will sign a joint bid for the 2022 olympics. >>> destiny coronado has been added to the roster for atlanta united. she is fighting stage three-c. she is overjoyed to join the quakes. >> i somehow cried. i was excited. >> tears of joy. >> yeah, tears of joy. >> she looks so happy there. destinee will do the coin toss. her time with the quakes was made possible by a nonprofit that inspires and improves the lives of children with cancer. that is special. >> that is amazing and awesome. i would love to see that. here's what's going on in quality creek. 52 degrees right now. let's talk about the pollen. high amounts of tree pollen once again. uv index is going to be high again today. also eventually we will talk to alexis about the traffic. there we go. elm, cedar, juniper. itng on s. flash flooding and mudslides are possible. alexis. >> okay. checking out the roads here this

if the chancellor rhee up there on the seventh floor that's where angle of merkel works unfortunately i can't get in but on her official website you can take a look at her office. wow look at that view you can see that your garden the big inner city park and all the way to the right stuff. right next to the chancellery and i'm going to hop on that one but nicknamed the chancellor train it will get me to germany's most famous landmark in a matter of seconds. and here it is that the brandenburg gate. nowadays everybody can easily walk through the brandenburg gate from former east berlin to former west berlin and vice versa for decades that wasn't possible because the berlin wall rent just a couple of meters behind the monument the gate was right in the middle of restricted territory and that's just one chapter of the very exciting history of the brandenburg gate. the brandenburg gate because a triumphal arch crowned by the quadriga it's twenty meters hard and flanked by two feet officers. restored to the roman goddess of think three drives the chariots four horses millions of people hav

politics and for his controversial response to the far right chemists riots were at the german chancellor rhee also coming up it looks like a poison this is a member of the russian for.

phil rhee bow is in san francisco where the electric car battle is heating up 3. >> reporter: the audi etron is not just another suv. it's the latest in a wave of vehicles putting the charge in into the luckry ev market. >> we have created something special, truly special within our first fully electric car, the audi roetn. >> with a range welover $200 million when fl charged, the etron will start at just under $75,000. pricey? yes but in the ball park as teslas which are popular with hiye-end . >> frankly it's simple. launch the cool cure in the luxury mark this is supercool. i'm convinced we see growth there. >> in fact global salesf luxury electric vehicles will sky rocket by 2025. charged up by new electric models from jaguar, bmw, merced-benz and others. all expected to cut into tesla's dominance of the luxury electric vehicle market. >> in a lot of ways the increased competition for tesla really is increased availability of mols, especially models that have the same amenities or luxury offerings that are available in the tesla products. >> reporter: for the foreseeable future tes

if you want to make a deal both sides need to compromise i think that michelle rhee is the twenty seventh we want to do everything possible to avoid the heartbreak kid sit we stand ready to compromise but we also expect that from the u.k. but top e.u. official donald tusk had a word of warning ahead of the talks. thoughts of the irish question. the framework for economic cooperation they case proposals will need to be reworked and further negotiated today there's perhaps more hope about those surely less and less starting. the day that the left we must see for talks i would like to finalize them still this. angle a merkel also spoke to waiting press and called for a break of goodwill and respect. smiles all round on arrival at the sound spurred venue however negotiations to avoid a hard braggart could see the new change quickly. so a word of warning to one to the head of another key e.u. summit let's go live now to salzburg were our correspondent max hoffman is standing by he's covering the summit force good evening to you max are e.u. leaders are they you know i need and hope of a compro

especially because that terminology, the zip-code terminology, is one that i first heard by michelle rheewho is the chancellor... >> mm, right. >> ...of the district of columbia's public education schools, who became a little bit controversial for challenging some of the union wages in education reform. where do you stand on k-through-12 education reform? >> well, i think there's a lot of aspects to k through 12 that we need to reassess. you know, things like no child left behind has left a wake of lessons for us. we have to strike a balance between not kind of watering down every child to a bubble on a test and a test score. sometimes, an overreliance on that can hurt our educational outcomes. i think that, honestly, one of the things that we really need to reassess when we talk about economic inequality and reducing economic inequality is our basic system of funding schools, the basic idea that the immediate property taxes of a certain zip code funds that local public schools, 'cause then, what it does -- it creates this mad dash. i think, by kind of re-examining how we even fund school

still, we are looking at 31-mile-per-hour average into el ser rhee toe. one lane blocked. they should be getting that done shortly. so we'll see. a live look at golden get bridge. as mike said, it is continuing to spraeld throughout the north bay this morning. dense fog issued for state route 37. not for golden gate yet. i will let you know if that happens today. good for mass transit. bart, no delays. normal for muni. and the ferry, no delays now but it could be breezy later in the day. >>> thanks, alexis. developing news out of massachusetts. a teenager has died after nearly 40 fires and explosions in boston and two nearby towns. investigators say there was a problem with the natural gas main. one explosion toppled a chimney off a home. it hit 18-year-old leo rondon in his car. 6th died at the hospital. officials say at least 10 other people were hurt. >> to sum it up, basically coming into town from a community outside of her, it looked like armageddon. >> families forced to evacuate will likely be out of their homes for days because of dangerous conditions. >>> this mo

. >> abc 7's david lieu rhee has the start. >> reporter: brian heart the surfer is now the model rehabilitationnt. he was paralysed after crashing into the rocks while surfing in santa cruz in mid-july. the rehabilitation center at valley medical center is only two of such facilities specializing in spinal injuries. >> i have already beat the odds getting off the respirator, and getting my lungs rehabbed which is huge, because, you know, without your lungs you can't really do much. >> reporter: his occupational and physical therapists say brian's possible attitude is a cue reason he is making remarkable progress. >> he's just super motivated. he is a natural learner. he is just one of those guys, i think he is like a maverick. anything you tell him to do, he will do it. >> reporter: for someone who admits he is not tech savvy he learned to operate his cellphone with chin and voice to check out surf conditions. >> there we go. got the camera on. >> reporter: just two weeks ago he learned how to move his thumb. he noticed leg movement today for the first time, raising hopes for the future. >> we

ws 4's sports reporter, sherri rhee burruss has more on the game. >> reporter: a 21 point ls left b players and fans frustrated. the redskins could only turn thcee interions into field goals. andrch luck had two toudown passes for the colts. theast one to ty hilton. redskins fall21-9. >> you know, it feels terrible, you know, makes you want to throw up. so you've got to just go get it corrected and find a way to get this, you k, get thaeis taste out of your mouth. >> there's no way that we should ever finish a game not scoring touchdown with the offense that we have. and it's just on us as theay s to fix it. >> reporter: disappointment in the locker room and at the ticket office. is year's home opener had 20,000 fewer fans than they did last year. from fedex field, sheerry burruss, news 4 sports. >> you know, people were predicting super bowl, game one. >> a little early. >> she has starred in big movies like xmen and now this chinese actress is missing. what we know about phong bing bing and where she could be right now. >>> and a shortage of supplies. people having to wt for hours for ess

and with me is greg andress, lorna masher, kyle freeney, genie rhee, and josh wilen from the fbi. the judge. good morning. good morning, your honor. richard westling, thomas zehnie and kevin downling. and i note that mr. manafort is present. i understand the defendant wishes to enter a plea of guilty. is that correct? that's correct, your honor. before we can proceed, he can join you at the lech turn. the courtroom deputy says, are you paul j. manafort jr. >> paul manafort. i am. are you named in the superseding information? i am. so, this is obviously the very start. this starts with the good mornings. at this point in the breeding, everybody there in the courtroom knows at least one important part of what's going to happen. the judge said, he's here to play guilty. the reason there's superseding information what the court deputy asked of paul manafort. superseding information, what that means is the indictment, laying out the charges that manafort was about to go on trial for next week, that indictment has been replaced with a superseding document. a superseding information. a c

weissmann for the government and with me is greg andres, kyle freeny, jeannie rhee and omer meisel and jeff weiland from the fbi. the judge, all right, good morning. and good morning, your honor, richard westling, thomas zehnle and kevin downing on behalf of mr. manafort. good morning. and i note that mr. manafort is president. the judge. i understand the defendant wishes to enter a plea of guilty, is that correct? that's correct, your honor. all right, before we proceed any further, he can join you at the lectern. and the courtroom deputy says, are you paul j. manafort, jr.? >> i am. are you the person named in the superseding proceeding? i am. this starts with the good mornings, right? at this very early point in the proceeding, everybody there in the courtroom knows at least one important part of what's going to happen, right? the judge has said right off the bat he is here to plead guilty, right? yes, yes, your honor. and then the reason there is a superseding information, which is what the courtroom deputy just asked there to paul manafort, superseding information, i know it's a w

. >> retires get to phil rhee be statement from elon musk, phil. >> here it is. elon musk issuing a statement a few minutes ago. saying the unjustified action by the s.e.c. leaves me deeply saddened and disappointed. i have always taken action in the best interests of truth, transparency and investors integrity is the most important value in my life and the facts will show i never compromise this in any way melissa, i don't think we can get a whole lot out of that statement aside from what you expect from somebody charged by the s.e.c. with fraud to say essentially, look, i don't know why this charge has been brought against me i don't think it's justified i've only had the best interests of the company in mind so it's a little hard from just this statement, melissa, to read much into it in terms of is elon musk fighting mad and he is going to go to the mat against the s.e.c. >> or is he thinking about some type of resolution. >> i think it speaks volumes that he released a statement in the traditional manner as opposed to tweeting that statement out. >> yes. >>

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