rodney fong. >> hello everybody.

alice, rodney paul. >> hello, i bike or scoot to work everyday. we have in front of us a unique opportunity to solve safety, congestion, equity and connected to this issue all at once here today. in order to make the city safe and serve the greatest number of people with the limited street space we have on market street, we must plan in a way that projects and prioritizes our bikers, scooters, walkers and transit users. we can incentivize these by building for them and that's what i encourage you to vote for today by voting yes on this initiative. we have fallen far behind our cities in europe, asia and latin america and they are banning cars in the city centre next year and they have already banned cars in the entire urban core the first sunday of every month and they ban cars on 75 miles of road every sunday. we have familiaren behind these cities and we have the opportunity today to join them and set a new standard at home. please remember your commitment to the people. >> todd minor. >> hi, i'm jean the gored president of the san francisco bic

. >>> is rodney reed innocent? the convicted killer now scheduled to be executed in texas but this morning, the potential bombshell in the case raising new doubt. celebrities including kim kardashian now coming to his side. >> i know that i'm innocent. i am innocent, absolutely innocent. >> what prosecutors are saying this morning. >>> a new message from alex trebek this morning as he fights cancer. what he wishes he knew sooner. >>> plus, the halloween forecast looking frightful for much of the country. >> and this morning the nation's capital is home to the world series champions. the historic feat, the mvp and something we never knew about the washington nationals. ♪ and we'll keep on fighting till the end ♪ >>> good thursday morning, everyone, on this halloween. we begin with breaking news from the historic firefight in california. >> another wildfire exploded overnight forcing mandatory evacuations south of los angeles. thick smoke can be seen billowing over the area. >> this new fire comes as authorities issu

we're with you and thinking of you, rodney. that is the "cbs evening news."rah o'donnell in new york. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captione by >>> high risk of significant fire. tuesday and wednesday for this next event. that covers a footprint of approximately 3.8 million. one when the event down any second on the way. they read they brace for the possibility of another big blackout. an evacuation warning and kincaid fire. other people are being allowed to return home. >>> the governor gives a personal thanks the firefighters as they return from the fire lines. the news at 7 pm starts now with new updates on the kincaid fire in sonoma county. and the power outages. >>> moments ago we learned that the fire his scorched 74,000 acres. that is up from 00

rodney >> caller: hey cramer, boo-yah >> boo-yah, rodney what's up? this. >> caller: the reason i'm calling, well, we can both agree that streaming tv is growing, right? >> absolutely. >> caller: you agree okay so the stock that i'm calling about is somewhere at the westminster dog show hanging out and the turn out best in class at the end of the day. the trade desk >> look, trade desk is a stock that as it goes down, you can pick at slowly it reminds me a lot about shopafy. same deal. don't be aggressive. you'll end up being burned joe in new york. joe? >> caller: hi. >> hi. >> caller: how you are, cramer >> i'm good, joe how about you? >> caller: i'm good. i inherited biolight solutions, dlfs from my father. and it is recently taken a pretty significant hit i was wondering what i should do with it. >> no biolife. i have to do work on that. what is biolife? i know edo smith more than i know biolife let me go to work on that. let's go to cindy in georgia cindy? >> caller: hi. >> cindy, how are you? >> caller: i'm fine, thank you i'm a bee keeper in ge

rodney davis, the ranking member of the house administration committee. thank you for being on our "newsmakers" program. we'll be right back. tim, let's start with you when it comes to the topic of election security, what did we learn from the interview about where we are? >> there are two points that he made that were striking to me. one was the idea of using technology, something that is very, very controversial with election security experts. they're trying to take things off line to go analog. there are jurisdictions in the united states, utah is one i believe, west virginia is another that are experimenting with this, we'll see how it goes. it's a very controversial idea that he seemed to be willing to omewhat embrace. the over thing -- the other thing he brought up is the issue of being somewhat critical of the members who walked in that secure facility during impeachment deposition and being willing to be critical of them. >> that was interesting. >> there have been a couple lawmakers who have responded somewhat sheepishly on the g.o.p. side that t

rodney will remember, back in the days when he had the wax museum, widening of the sidewalks was going to inhibit vehicular transportation here even though we all knew it was going to actually make fisherman 's worth -- wharf keep up. years ago they brought the f. line in here and that was a boom to fisherman's wharf and it is beloved around san francisco and around the world. after that, we expanded the sidewalks. fisherman's worth is the goose that lays the golden egg for san francisco. year in and year out. it is high time that san francisco city government reinvest so that fisherman's wharf will continue to be the envy of the world. $600 million in retail sales, $250 million related to hotels, millions and millions, 16 million people come here every year. thirty-nine is the number one tourist attraction in the city and county of san francisco. investing $16 million of city and state funds makes perfect sense for this fiscally prudent supervisor, including, and i am wearing now my hat as chair of the san francisco county transportation authority, not only $1.2 million of your half c

rodney brown is charged with eight felonies. prosecutors say can at least two of the assaults took place in 1995 in eldorado county. another took took place 2014. he's being held on more than $8 million bail. >> in the south bay, four varsity football players at gilroy high school were cited for sexual battery. this comes after an alleged sexual assault busy reported last week. an altercation occurred in the locker room between a football player and teammates. >>> i think that this president is making richard nixon look like a choir boy. >>> next up, impeachment hearings. >>> incredible video prompting investigations after this woman gets inside a lion area and taunts the lion. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple.

up next is rodney fong. >> thank you, steve. congratulations. i feel like it's a new day.t's a fresh breath of air. it literally is a chamber of commerce day here in san francisco. i want to thank mayor breed, supervisor brown for being champions of this legislation. all of the points you bring up about the vitality of san francisco, how important it is for our streets to be filled with people and to get involved with businesses. at the chamber of commerce we've put an emphasis on small businesses. i feel growing up in a small business and running our wax museum down at fishermen's wharf, creativity is the secret sauce. if we can give entrepreneurs the ability to be cultivators of things, we're going to do well. i'm happy to be here. i hope we have many, many more opportunities like this. congratulations to the planning department and clearing some of the red tape. hopefully we can get more businesses open here this san francisco. thank you very much for coming, and congratulations to you. [ applause ]. >> mayor breed: thank you, rodney. before we sign this legislation, i

grand slam, all fernando rodney. bregman has five rbis on the night. the astros win a crucial game. is the final. check emmanuel sanders with a number 10 for the last six seasons in denver. after getting traded to the 49ers, he knew better than to ask jimmy garoppolo to switch numbers. >> i didn't even think about. i wore 17 in college. it's all good pick it was worth it. >> sanders didn't say how me she would have to pay rookies jalen hurts. and a nothing to do with the offense. it was shanahan's shoe game. here is kanye west signature shoes. >> i can't wait to get home until my wife that the head coach is wearing you these. i was like, that is cool. that is one cool coach. to the environment here is the light. >> i would've thought maybe like to play in the play would be cool. no, it is the shoes. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because

juul suspends its flavored vaping product rodney allen department -- finance minister. you have president trump tweeting great news out of turkey. we are waiting for a news conference as secretary pompeo says the conference will happen shortly. thank you to president erdogan. millions of lives will be saved. more details on what this is about in short order. shery: we are getting to markets, higher with optimism spreading and positive sentiment across the board. we are seeing the s&p 500 near the 3000 level. the doll underperforming as compared to other major indices as we have -- the dow underperforming, as compared to other major indices. the major industrials and health care leading today's session. take a look at this rotation. utilities which have been one of the top performing sectors in the past few months now underperforming fraud or markets. the panel showing the six-day change. optimism outmore there, including some positive views coming out of the brexit fund. we have been watching u.s. banks with quarterly earnings. look at the underperformance of europe ban

rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. what kind of legacy did he build? >> a lot of the people who showed up there-- hank aaron, andrew young, john lewis-- i think in many ways he is the hollywood equivalent for them, for this generation in atlanta. i mean, he means so much to people here in terms of what he represents. >> oliver: the studio is built on a former confederate army base. that irony is not lost on perry, who named each of the studios after prominent african americans in the film industry. an amazing endeavor. coming up, a group of teenagers making their case. the unique way they're being introduced to the world of debate. >> olir: finally tonight, a group of african american teens is finding its voice in the world of debate. here's mark strassmann. >> you still have to actually destroy the environment. >> reporter: making a statement... >> it is going to happen either way. >> reporter: meens firs... >> that the european union ... >> reporter: ...means first finding your voice. >> when you debate, you outwit. you don't outfight. >> reporter: b

host: rodney davis and abigail spanberger on the house floor yesterday talking about that bill package known as the shield act. would eventually go on to be passed on a party-line vote 227-181. about five minutes left in our program today. sam's waiting in montana, republican. what's your top public policy issue? caller: last caller brought up the security of electronic voting. that's a big issue in the news today in bolivia where people are really trying to unseat this dictator that's been in office. he's trying to go for a fourth term. i would just suggest all americans look into electronic voting and have a help america vote act that passed in i believe in 2001. it's really undermining our society. they can be rigged. org tells ting dot the story. we are trying to have a conservative revolution throughout the mesh,. there are nine conservative presidents in latin america, by the way, i as an iowa voter have invited them all to iowa ahead of the caucuses because we need to hear from people that have fought socialism. as socialism makes its encroachment in the united states. it's real

rodney and madison, iowa. caller: if whistleblowers are so important, barack obama prosecuted a different whistleblowers and slapped gag orders on about four of them. can you explain that? guest: a great question, you are correct. his administration did more to persecute whistleblowers prior to any other administration. things abouty president obama that have pointed us -- and i voted with him because i bought the line about change, and i forgot the key lessons i learned in my over 30 years in washington -- mr. obama campaigned against the surveillance state and the patriot act, the section 502 act. he ended up embracing both of those, and the same thing with whistleblowers. in 2012, the obama administration implemented what 19, a mores ppd formal process for whistleblowers to bring things forward. even that process, i think my friends would agree, has been anything but ideal and effective. what we have seen from president trump on this issue looking to out this individual or group of individuals, that is cont

address the problem ♪ >> reporter: the manufacturing seetarier is looking for more illed workers lik rodneyy. ridley an army vet is a sprouks rvisor at samsung washing machine facility in new utry, carolina, managagg a team of ner nearly 70 workers. >> i enjoy very much wha i do. i like teaching, leading. iikeik showing individuals what's important t them and what pays the bill bills. >> samsung's facility has been over two years employing 800 workers needing an additional 200 to keep up with demand. attracting and retaining workers as baby boomers age out and younger workers stay on the sidelines. more than half a million job are current open in thehe next deca an estimated 5 million manufacturing positions will need to be filled. but experts say more than half may remain unfilled due to the skills gap. closing the skills gap it's bad news for america. it means we're not as competitive as we need to be in the global economy. it meansitamerica's economic might isd not as g as it should be. and it means lost opportunities or lower standards of living for americans in all areas of the country

one of the events that really stuck with me when i was growing up was actually the rodney king riots. we lived in southern california at the time, and my parents had a restaurant in inglewood, california. i can remember smelling smoke, seeing ashes where we lived. it was incredibly scary because we didn't know if we were going to lose that restaurant, if it was going to be burned down, if it was going to be damaged, and it was our entire livelihood. and i remember there were a lot of conversations at that time around what it was that government to do to create more opportunities or help people be more successful, and that stuck with me. it stuck with me because i remain believe government has a role, government has a responsibility to change the outcomes for communities, to create opportunities, to help people go to school, to help people open businesses and be successful. >> make sure to be safe, and of course to have fun. >> and then, i think as you continue to serve in government, you realize that those convictions and the persons that you are really help to inform you, and so long

." ♪ i'm a fire like rodney ♪ i'm the greatest, i'm stronger, i paid my dues, i can't lose, i'm on youlove it savannah was at her d.c. concert and said it was the best day ever for her >> how can you argue with that >> right along with your hero. >>> the glen livet distillery has revealed a new way to drink their scotch the alcohol is wrapped in seaweed extract. the idea is getting a lot of criticism. some people say you should sip your whiskey or mix it with water. but it's bringing back memories of the tide pods these are called the alcoholic tide pods. and glenlivet is a good brand too. >> can you imagine with tequila and everything that follows? no, please >> >>> simone biles makes history again as she nailswo t of her signature moves. you're watching "early today." and tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have a

i went to see william hague because i wanted to give him £5 million, i was taken in by my friend rodneyhy i was doing this and i ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, i should reject it and further, i was stupid enough to say i want no influence at all over the cabinet or over your policies. i think you changed your mind about that over time. yes. it interests me given your background that you've said and again the book you discussed it, that your views of broadly libertarian, you are right of centre when it comes to economic policy—making. "i am right wing economically. "the critical point i suppose is that i would be in favour "of being not at all kind to those who do not have a job "unless they genuinely couldn't get one." "i would be more kind to those who have low—paying jobs. " it seems to me there is an irony in that being a pillar of your political thinking went for much of your life, albeit you made a lot of money out of gambling, but you spent much of your time at card tables and racetracks. i'm just saying that it's important to encourage people to get a job and to wor

i went to see william hague because i wanted to give him £5 million, i was taken in by my friend rodneyim why i was doing this and i ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, i should reject it and further, i was stupid enough to say i want no influence at all over the cabinet or over your policies. i think you changed your mind about that over time. yes. it interests me given your background that you've said and again the book you discussed it, that your views of broadly libertarian, you are right of centre when it comes to economic policy—making. "i am right wing economically. "the critical point i suppose is that i would be in favour "of being not at all kind to those who do not have a job "unless they genuinely couldn't get one." "i would be more kind to those who have low—paying jobs. " it seems to me there is an irony in that being a pillar of your political thinking went for much of your life, albeit you made a lot of money out of gambling, but you spent much of your time at card tables and racetracks. i'm just saying that it's important to encourage people to get a job and to

and as i got out, there were two guys in the corner in rodney square, they call it, which is the sort of corporate capital of the world. it's where the chancery court and all that is. and these two guys, well dressed -- this is back in 1960 -- probably 1963, and i'm revealing that i'm almost as old as you. i'm kidding. >> you have more pepper in your hair than i do. >> i have a hell of a lot less hair. but look, as my dad was dropping me off so i could go around the block and run and get the application. and two well dressed men kissed one another as i was opening the door. and i hadn't seen that before. and i turned around and one walked off to the dupont building. one walked off to what used to be called the hercules corporation. and i looked at my dad, and he looked at me and said it's simple, honey. they love each other. it's just basic. there is nothing complicated about it. that's how i was raised, for real. and so for me -- [ applause ] -- for me, and barack knew that. barack knew that. and he knew that if i was going to be a good boy until the administration moved unless i was

. >> rodney in brooklyn, independent. >> okay. good morning. you spoke about subpoenas just a little while ago, and my understanding is those subpoenas are issued by the democrats. my question is representative himes said the republicans in the committee have the right to issue subpoenas but they have to be granted through the majority or the democrats, so the question is are the democrats granting subpoenas submitted by the republicans because according to jim jordan and others, thaey're not being granted anything. they're being shunned out. can you clear that up for me. >> i can clear that up, and let me start with the larger point, which is it's kind of sad that we're at a point where the subpoenas are necessary, and they have become necessary because the white house that wrote that legally insane memorandum saying we're not going to cooperate with this impeachment inquiry. that would be a little bit like you get arrested or charged with a crime, and you say i'm not participating in the trial process. you don't have the right to do that, and

we are introduced to secret service agent rodney wellsman. >> why would anybody attempt to run that far in the arizona desert and for rodd wellman, it's not the hardest part. >> it's a challenge with the cancer. >> a year ago, he thought he a chest cold, turned out to be stage four lung can keceancer. last month, he started chemo for tumors in his brain and has not stopped promoting cancer awareness. >> and it can target nonsmokers like him. >> if you have lungs you can get cancer. >> severe cramping did stop him, but only after he run 43 miles. grinding out each one for his family. his secret service colleagues and others with cancer who might not have the strength to do what would seem to be impossible. >> it's a long fight and we are just getting started. >> chip reed, cbs news. >> we will see you back here tomorrow night. gnt. ♪ >>> this is the cbs overnight news. >>> a warm welcome to you all, this is the overnight news. fire storms are continuing to rage in california from los angeles in the south, to the wine country north of san francisco. in l.a., santa ana winds caused the get

rodney hall a scan be returned to this safe space in northeast syria now we spoke to noor adam who's a syrian refugee a journalist and commentator living in france right now and he told us that returning home was not a reality for many syrians like him let's take a listen of course i want to go but for the life or amount to who i mean it's not safe for anyone who would like to come back even like you for the civilians over there i mean for and most of the people get out from syria i mean they're like starting your life but the big quote was so in that area will supply and they cannot go out because in our country like in the open there the whole bit opened the door for daycare efficiency from syria and then a candle or from any family history i mean i know people there and it also mean they like tragic life and no one and even response for the for their even have to accept and their country or the line to make a new life for them so to me as if it is of course it's not it's not like the right to come by syria and but they're very tragic.

2 wary of my camera to mark ruffled iraq where on my mark sad shot list say to quote the great dr rodney king can't we all just get along she said the next time look i wasn't a fan of his and he was the president. now watching the game she's not running as his as his running mate i mean every seriously this. player while nonsense stop it and mark ruffalo i think it was lyndon johnson who said when you've lost mark well follow you've lost middle america oh come on well you know it's interesting about where the outrage comes because when i look at this i look no one can make her own decisions at the same time i think people are allowed to quit. sizer decisions and i think when you when she sits up there next to george bush was a divisive figure who i believe is a war criminal i believe that the acts that him and dick cheney pulled off and lying to get us into the iraq war and the 1000000 people that died as a result of it do constitute severe criticism if not charges but we won't do that because well you know he's an ex-president we only do that on popular presidents but there's also the e

host: rodney is a democrat. good morning. caller: i just want to say a few things about the supreme court. i always thought it was a racist system. there hasn is -- never been a black men -- black woman. does the guest see a time where there may be a black lady elected to the supreme court? guest: i would hope so. one of the people on barack obama's short list for the merrick garland appointment was a judge here in d.c. there are a number of qualified individuals right now that are not just on the federal bench, but also out there practicing as public interest lawyers. you had the head of the naacp legal defense fund who would be a terrific nominee as the next mccracken president. you have michelle alexander who wrote the book, "the new jim w."w the next democratic resident should make a priority of not gender diversity but racial diversity and not just hiring from corporate lawyer backgrounds. host: also vying to be the nominee come is or someone you're supporting in particular who is best on reforms? guest: we have not endo

steve: yes, rodney atkins, talking about "it's america" today is america's taco day.ay and manufacturing day. and that's why carley shimkus is out at the made in america conference out in indiana. ainsley: it should be can he quilla day. brian: if you are celebrating both vodka and manufacturing day. manufacture and then you have the vodka. the last minute when i saw the weather i tried to book a band like it's a summer co

rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. is this considered the next delta airlines or coca-cola for atlanta? >> when people bring up atlanta, you'll think of cnn and ted turner. you'll think of hank aaron and the braves, and coca-cola, and you'll think of tyler perry. >> reporter: the studio is built on a former confederate army base. that irony is not lost on perry, who named each of the studios after prominent african americans in the film industry. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> i'm norah o'donnell in washington. thanks to the jones day law firm for this incredible view of the capital. and we'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm meg oliver. the pentagon is scrambling to contain the fallout after president trump ordered all u.s. troops out of northern syria. the move clears the way for a threatened invasion by turkey, which considers kurdish forces along its border to be terrorists. for years, the kurds were america's closest allies in the war

rodney davis about election security and the impeachment inquiry. after that, a look at mark zuckerberg's testimony on capitol hill about his plans to create a cryptocurrency. possible impact. book tv has live coverage of the texas book festival from austin starting today at noon mccareywith dr. marty offering his thoughts on health care. recounts her time as a cia operative. and even room

congratulations to rodney fong, the new executive director. i am looking forward to the future and the work to do to make san francisco an incredible place just like this amazing center you are enjoying here this morning. thank you all so much. [applause.] >> thank you very much, mayor breed, we celebrate the opening of chase center. i invite you to welcome to the stage the san francisco chamber of commerce board chair and chief revenue officer, john gingrich. ♪ get ready . >> thank you all for being here today. nice to see a lot of friendly faces in the crowd. i serve as board chair for the san francisco chamber of commerce. i do want to say thank you to all of the sponsors and especially my former colleagues. thank you for being the presenting sponsor today. the san francisco chamber is excited to watch the business community grow throughout mission bay and here with the retail, restaurants, public plaza and office space. also the chase center, this amazing venue which is going to create thousands of jobs and generate hundreds of millions of

we're also glad to have with us representatives rodney davis, mike box and darren lahood. are warriors. where are they? the three of them, they're warriors for all of us. they're warriors. thank you. they've done an incredible job. thanks as well to the entire iacp board and congratulations to your new incoming president, chief steven cassstevens. nice name. i like that name. >> we are going to listen to the president's speech there in the control room. we will monitor it for news. he did start by talking about the raid over the weekend, at one point saying another president should have gotten him, he's dead, he's dead as a doornail, that coming from the president of the united states. hans nickels is also there in chicago. i know you're going to have to speak in hushed tones because you're inside the room. i do want to remind our viewers and listeners on sirius satellite radio what sohe has sd in the past about the city of chicago. >> the city of chicago. what the hell is going on in chicago? there are those that say afghanistan is safer than chicago, okay? what is going

rodney fong. >> hello everybody. you so much for coming to the san francisco chamber of commerce breakfast here at chase center, home of golden state warriors. look at this arena. i am in awe coming down here. for those who don't know me i am the president and c.e.o. of the san francisco chamber of commerce, a proud fourth generation san franciscan. i have zoned a business and sat on the port and planning commission in san francisco. i want to as you can tell i am passionate about san francisco. i want to tell you about a story that happened as we watched chase center rise up. six and a half years ago which my son andrew reminded me of. i got a phone call from may or ed lee who invited me to breakfast. they pitched the area about building the arena in the hometown. this being an arena for san francisco to enjoy, to use, to be a place of gathering. i am sured lee would be proud if they were here. we witnessed mission bay come up. the sports and entertainment complex will be a focal point with retail, housing, public t

they have admiral rodney has arrived in new york. they have an influx of transports and war ships to go up the hudson. they have soldiers all set to go after west point, but andre needs to have face-to-face with arnold. they have this, literally, a midnight meeting on the western bank of the hudson overlooking havastraw bay. the escape vessel that andre was to take to new york, the appropriately named, vulture. i mean you just can't make this stuff up. [laughter] that is fired on by an officer who on his own initiative fires on it much to arnold's chagrin. so, it is forced on the river. and through a variety of things, now andre has to find another way back. ultimately, he would go as someone, a young lawyer would accompany him across the river on the ferry to the eastern shore of long island and make their way down westchester. i was talking about how bad it got during the revolution. this was known as the neutral ground where neither american or british side. it was a neighbor fighting neighbor. the americans were called skinners,

we were excited to join the new ceo of the chamber, rodney.we were also joined by many business and electives and a great delegation. i'll wait until the slides come up. great. that looks like the second slide on the first slide. yep. okay. great. so if you could go back one slide brad. so the first slide shows the delegation. and brad and i went. we also had some of our consultants who were on the seawall team, specifically cmg who was the urban designer. we had two representatives from cmg. and you can see here it's a variety of elected and business leaders on this day trip. next slide. we kicked it off with me and brad and some of the consultants talking about the embarcadero seawall program and what we are trying to accomplish portwide. it was a great way to start because we framed for the delegation what we are trying to accomplish in san francisco and then proceeded to look at what's happened in seattle. seattle has a lot of similarities to san francisco. it's earthquake country. when we had our big earthquake the freeway had a collapse