. >> robert perez, when we asked him how he felt about the store closing. >> i did not hear that! >> the last day is the 22nd. >> oh my gosh. i did not even notice. i am bummed. >> perez will have to find another spot for vintage treasures because store managers refused to cut employee salaries to balance the books. it simply goes against the mission of the nonprofit, the same way it goes against the mission to blame increased crime for the store closing when they see it as an economic issue. >> people can survive -- can't survive. if they have to turn to crime to offset their living situation, it is not the crime that is the problem, it is the economy that is the problem. the fact that the economy does not take care of african and indigenous people . spent the last day for furniture donations is this sunday. the store will close for good on october 22. they do note that nothing is changing with the nonprofit and it will focus attention on fundraising and other areas. >>> the port of oakland has a new director of engineering. they just appointed amelia sanchez, the first woman and

. >> reporter: longtime shopper robert perez, when we asked him how he felt about the store closing. >> i did not hear that, oh, no! my gosh, you know what? i did not even notice. i am bummed out. oh, no. >> reporter: the rest will have to find another spot for vintage treasures, because the store managers as they refuse to cut employee salaries to balance the books. it simply went against the mission of the nonprofit. the same way it goes against the mission to blame increased crime for the store closing, when they see it as an economic issue. spent -- >> people cannot survive, and if they had to resort to crime to offset their living situation, it is not the crime that is the problem, it is the economy that is the problem. and the fact that the economy does not take care of african and indigenous people. >> reporter: the final day for furniture donations is this sunday, then the store is closing for good on october 22nd. they say nothing is changing for the nonprofit, except, of course, for the way they focus their fundraising. >>> after more than 50 years in san francisco's north

. >> reporter: true for long time shopper robert perez when we asked him how he felt about the store closing. >> i did not hear that! oh no! >> reporter: their last day is the 22nd. >> oh my gosh, you know what? i did not even notice! i am bummed! oh no! >> reporter: perez will have to find another spot for vintage treasures, but the store managers refused to cut employee salaries to balance the boxes. it goes against the mission of the nonprofit, the same way it goes against the mission to blame increased crime for the store closing when they see it as an economic issue. >> people can't survive, and if they have to resort to crime to offset their living situation, it's not the crime that's the problem. it is the economy that's the problem, and the fact that the economy does not take care of african and indigenous people. >> the last day for donations is tomorrow. the store closes for good on october 22nd. they note nothing is changing with the nonprofit, and they'll focus attention on fund raising in other areas. >>> on the peninsula, a stretch of northbound 101 is closed all weeken

investigators have found, a cell phone belonging to robert card, that he left behind, as well as a note that was left behind. though investigators tell evan perez that it doesn't say anything to motive. so there is information, but this is still a lot of unanswered questions and so much still happening as you're seeing behind you, there's a processing that crime scene for a couple more days. we have all of our correspondents spread out. john is going to be on. we're going to have more after a quick break. >>> before we go, today's show will be the final broadcast from the cnn center in atlanta. we're going to show you a live look outside the cnn center in atlanta. you see the big cnn signs there. we anchor the show out of new york, but the control rooms of this show and much of our editorial staff has always been in atlanta at that iconic building at the cnn center. also known as cnn's world news headquarters. starting monday, our team there will move to a new home just a couple miles away. but it's actually the new home is actually the place where cnn founder ted turner started the network back in 1980. wet the to show you what cnn looked like

favorite sergio perez showed red bull team-mate max verstapin how to handle a piñata, a mexican toy that you smash to release candy. and ferrari driver charles lleclerc and reserve driver robertrtzman started cooking mexican cuisine. the best motorcycle riders in the world were also not bored before the start of the stage. when in thailand. in the capital of the country, bangkok, they visited a large palace that had served as a royal residence for several centuries. then we took a ride through the city streets in tuk-tukak, three-wheeled motor scooters popular in southeast asia. and finally, we tried our hand at preparing a traditional local dish, rice noodles with vegetables. maria rumyantseva, sports news. first channel. happy birthday, happy stealing day, i should have had them put on the water, it will wither, well, no romance, well, now you can kiss your wife, okay? thank you, well, champagne, and by the way, tomorrow morning i have to go to work, well, it’s okay, i’ll be a little rude, but i’ll be available for informal communication with the employees, just quietly, otherwise you’ll wake up the children, what children, what children, they should get married right away