i'm rosemary church. this is cnn newsroom. >>> president trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanagh is now denying a new allegation of sexual misconduct. and the white house is standing by him, calling the allegation part of a smear campaign. now, this comes as kavanagh's original accuser is set to tell her story before the senate judiciary committee on thursday. christine blasey ford alleges kavanagh pinned her to a bed, tried to remove her clothes, and covered her mouth during a house party when they were both teenagers. kavanagh denies that ever happened. more now from cnn's jessica snyder. >> reporter: the date is set for christine blasey ford's testimony. it will be on thursday at 10:00 a.m., and it will be an open hearing. now, blasey ford will testify first in front of the committee after which judge brett kavanagh will testify. blasey ford will also have security since she's been receiving death threats, since her identity became public, and there is still uncertainty as to who will be doing the

i'm rosemary church. this is cnn newsroom. >>> a vote on the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court seems further away than ever. a woman who accuses the judge of sexual assault more than three decades ago, now says she wants an fbi investigation before she will testify in public. christine blasey ford says a drunken kavanaugh held her down and tried to take off her clothes when they were in high school. kavanaugh denies the allegation. pla christine blasey ford says she wants a full investigation. >> her fears have been realized. since coming forward, her life has been turned upside-down. and rushing forward into a hearing, when she's under this much pressure, isn't the way to do it. there's no reason to do it. it's not that there's a stalling tactic at play. she's more than willing to go forward and talk to the committee in whatever forum that is, and to assist with law enforcement in their investigation. >> just not by monday? >> nothing of substance and nothing legitimate can happen b

i'm rosemary church. this is cnn newsroom. >>> president tr

i'm rosemary church. this is cnn newsroom. >>> a dangerous hurricane is on a collision course with the southeastern u.s. coast. hurricane florence is just days away from making landfall and it's projected to become a brutal category 4 storm in that time. several states on the east coast are preparing for the worst with people stocking up on food, water, generators and batteries. this super market in north carolina ran out of nearly everything as people scrambled to stay ahead of the storm. so, let's turn now to our meteorologist pedram javaheri who has been watching this very, very closely. and this is the concern. these, these hurricanes, very unpredictable, but everyone seems to agree pretty much on the general direction here. >> yeah, you know, unfortunately that seems to be the case with florence. environment in the atmosphere is not shifting to allow the system to shift with it. we think this will be poise today impact areas by the carolinas later in the week. there is an eye trying to form in this f

i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the woman who is accusing brett kavanaugh until sexual assault has until friday morning to decide whether to tell her story to senators. the attorney for christine bla blasey ford says they are running toward a hearing. >> reporter: president trump voicing confidence today that his supreme court nominee will weather the sexual assault allegation made against him. so confident, he's referring to brett kavanaugh as justice. kavanaugh's nomination seems to be moving forward, as republicans are growing frustrated with his accuser, christine blasey ford, who announced through her attorney on cnn, that she wanted an fbi investigation before testifying. trump, who has the ability to make that call, arguing for the opposite today. ford alleges kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers, accusations he denies. trump urging her to tell her story. >> i would want to see her. i want to see what she has to say. >> reporter: casting county on her allegatio

rosemary? >> so, paula, what does the absence of long-range missiles at this 70th anniversary celebration signal, do you think, and how might the people of north korea adjust to this new focus on the economy? >> reporter: well, certainly this is what the north korean leadership has been saying since the new year's address in january, that there was going to be this focus on the outreach, the diplomacy, and also on the economy. in fact, a number of years ago kim jong-un said that he wanted to focus on the economy. he had this policy which was the jewel tradual track nuclear economy. he believes he's gotten where he needs to be with the nuclear and missile program. whether or not that is the case is a matter of discussion. but the fact is he believes that he is at the point now where he can focus on the economy and certainly i think the people of north korea, given the constraints that they lived through would certainly be hoping this is going to be the case. >> all right. many thanks to our paul

i now give the floor to miss rosemary decarlo. rosemary: thank you. there have been several new developments of the democratic people's republic of korea. on april 20, the dprk announced immediate halt of certain longer-range ballistic missiles. on may 24, the dprk reportedly dismantled its nuclear test site. the dprk also reportedly dismantled missile related .nfrastructure international experts woulere not invited to witness any of these activities. in the meantime, there continue to be signs the dprk is maintaining its missile programs. agencyernational atomic remains unable to access the dprk. the agency continues to monitor development through commercially available satellite imagery where possible. in its regular reports to the iaea board of governors in the iaeaonference, director general reported that the agency had observed signatures consistent with the continued operations of the plutonium production reactor, radio chemical laboratory, and a legend radium enrichment -- a legend radium enrichment facility. -- to realize the denuclearization

rosemary, take away. >>> a nice weekend ahead . the very pleasant weather.e will remain very much status quo getting into the weekend. even a live look at sfo with partly cloudy skies. more cloud coverage this morning but by the afternoon we are looking at partly cloudy to mostly clear away from the coast. santa rosa right now 70. 56 this afternoon in san francisco. 61 oakland. low 70s livermore as well as a san jose. getting into the second part of the day temperatures -- the temperature change shows you and the bit cooler than where we were yesterday. has a lot to do with that cloud cover we started out with this morning. down by 3 degrees over areas like oakland down by five in napa. down by four over areas around half moon bay. when it comes to the cloud cover you can see off the coastline a mix of no in the mid, and high-level clouds that stretch across the bay central portion of the bay and then off towards the east and areas near the delta in fairfield. here's a look at the wind right now. generally light., over nevada. and onshore breeze in napa. a n

. >>> but first let's head over to rosemary orozco. it looks like it could be a good day for a parade, weather wise. >> et will be a nice -- it will be a nice one out there. we are starting off with plenty of sunshine. temperatures are similar to where we started yesterday. in many spots. a cool one over the north bay. we will continue to see a fiestas -- a nice day as we move through. 48 santa rosa. we have low 50s in oakland and livermore and san jose at 55. good morning to you. here's a look at 24 hour temperature change. most of us within a few degrees of yesterday. half-moon bay slightly warmer. livermore slightly cooler. san jose down by three as well. get into the second part of your afternoon, we'll continue with a mostly sunny skies. a little bit of cloud cover. you can see along the central and southern portion of our coastline the north bay coast starting out mostly clear. we move a little closer. take a look at san francisco here. you see it has crossed over pretty much most of the city. golden gate bridge and sausalito and

i'm rosemary church, and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> donald trump is lashing out again at his attorney jeff sessions. and his recent tweet shows two things, he's clearly worried about democrats taking control of the house of representatives in the mid-term elections, and he thinks the justice department should be protecting him and his supporters. cnn's jeff zeleny reports. >> reporter: summer may be over at the white house but the same storm clouds are gathering as president trump heads into the fall. tonight the president lashing out again at attorney general jeff sessions but this time over the justice department's recent indictments of two republican congressmen. two easy wins now in doubt because there's not enough time. good job jeff, the president said on twitter. he's referring to chris collins of new york indicted on insider trading charges. and duncan hunter in california accused of stealing campaign funds. it's an extraordinary statement but also suggesting that justice department should overlook criminal allegations for political reasons. all this as a confrntrationtati loo

i'm rosemary church. want to update you on the main stories we've been following. hurricane florence are heading up the u.s. east coast, but in north and south carolina flooding may get even more dangerous as rivers are rising to record levels. the death toll is now up to 32, including one person in virginia who was killed when florence caused several tornadoes. >>> donald trump is ordering the declassification of documents and text messages in the russia investigation. they include parts of a warrant application to surveil former campaign aide carter page. republicans have been asking for the documents for months, but a top democrat calls the release an abuse of power. >>> a woman who says president trump's supreme court pick assaulted her more than 30 years ago will get a public hearing. christine blaise ford will appear before a senate committee on monday. judge wrbrett kavanaugh who dens the allegations will also testify. >>> joining me now from london to talk more about this is freddy gray, deputy editor of "the spectator." thanks so much for being with us. >>

let's go to rosemary. the big months for weddings and everything happen manager the bay area, so weather tends to be pretty nice. >> and warmer weather tends to come on the second part of summer. we still have a few weeks before fall arrives and a beautiful start over jack london square waking up with partly cloudy skies. the fog along the coastline. the temperatures are rebounding. upper 50s now in santa rosa as well as san francisco. oakland checking in at 62. we have mid 60s to start your day in livermore and san jose, 64. the 24-hour temperature change with all of that, the temperatures are warmer than where we were 24 hours ago. we started the morning with the clear sky. the temperatures were down. napa was eight degrees cooler. so if you were out the door early, you may have noticed that. feeling quite nice even at this hour. here is the view of storm tracker 2 where we continue with the fog along the coastline, and then the west edge of san francisco, down through san mateo county coastline there, p

i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> there's potential new trouble for u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the woman accuses him of sexual assault more than 30 years ago, says she wants an fbi investigation before she testifies in public. she said a drunken kavanaugh held her down and tried to take off her clothes when they were in high school. kavanaugh denies the allegation. now, blasey's attorney says her client is getting death threats and has gone into hiding. >> it's premature to talk about a hearing on monday. and i think people understand that because she has been dealing with the threats, the harassment, and the safety of her family. and that's what she's been focused on for the last two days and will continue to be focused on that. and so, asking her to come forward in four or five days and sit before the judiciary committee on national tv, is not a fair process. and if they care about doing the right thing here and treating this seriously, as they have said, they will do the right thing and they will properly investigate this and she will w

we have rosemary here with the weather.more day. >> you were at the game last night. >> that could be the problem this morning as i stayed up too late for the fireworks. it was a great game and unfortunately they did not make the win. oakland at 57 and going to the 70s for the game today. 49 to start the day in santa rosa and 57 at livermore and san jose. temperatures at a similar start where we were yesterday. napa is slightly warmer and hayward is slightly cooler. the fog is back, but not as widespread as yesterday and the marine layer is not as thick. it has compressed and we will continue a bit of a warm up on sunday and it looks like peaks will -- temperatures will peak on labor day monday. sonoma and napa with fog and along the east bay we have areas of oakland and the peninsula. there is a wide shot of the golden gate bridge where there is some as well. it will pull back and be mostly sunny away from the coastline today. the onshore breezes and eight mph -- is -- breeze is at eight miles per hour. 73 degrees with mos

. >>> we have weekends here with rosemary orozco. >> i wish i had good news to report. this area is going to see another day of rain in particular. this is a 24-hour time upset if you're join us yesterday morning, you know the 24 hours before that looked just like this. they continue to be pummeled with rain, both the carolinas and into virginia. it is going to take another day before it finally moves out. you can see it is very widespread even after 48 hours of this. we continue to see moderate to heavy rain and you heard the wind out of that area. here's a look at florence what we are expecting. the wind right now at 35 miles per hour. the movement at eight miles per hour, really slow. yesterday morning it was moving about two miles per hour. so it is continuing. it will move inland and will head over towards looks like perhaps new york state and the northeast as we get into the coming days. it is going to take another 24- 36 hours before it even leaves the carolinas. so they have another day or so of that rainfall coming, looks like anywhere from a few inches to mayb

three let's check back in with rosemary. the fog is peeling back a little bit. >> yeah. we will have partly cloudy skies along the coast today. mostly sunny elsewhere. this is a live look at san jose where you can still see some of the gray as we move through today. temperatures will be very similar to yesterday. olivia coale are in some areas because of the cloud cover sticking around. we will look at the fog forecast in just a moment. 69 right now in santa rosa. a cool 55 on the west edge of san francisco where we are under gray skies. 60 are under gray skies. 61 oakland. san jose in the low 70s. the peninsula, san carlos, novato, down by seven. temperatures a little cooler for the east bay as well. down by if you degrees from oakland three hayward, upper 70 lend. another all like feeling day out there. here's a look at the cloud cover from areas near point reyes down to the golden gate bridge stretching just across the bay. it is beginning again to burn off and peel back. we have a little bit still there. that we move away getting to the next hour or so. mostly cloudy

rosemary says.emary says. >> i believe her. >> we believe her. >> you know this time of year, september into october, we get some of our warmest weather. that is what is to come. not to today, though. as we settle into your first weekend of fall, temperatures are doing to respond. with a cooldown. that started yesterday, continuing into today. here's a look at some at that gray sky out there this money. we are beginning to see some sunshine. along the coastline, at least of west facing beaches through half moon bay, montara pacifica, likely to min -- remain really sunny. 54 degrees right now. in san francisco. 56 in oakland. mid 50s in livermore. santa rosa, 52. cloudy and even some petty, dense fog reported along the valley. please be careful if you have an early morning drive. without the center and this morning, temperatures are really falling back into the -- 13 degrees. 7f -- seven at half moon bay. again, cool down continuing for your bay area saturday. here's a view of that cloud cover out th

let's go over to meteorologist rosemary orozco for a look at the storm.ng to speed up. >> it is moving west at 2 miles- per-hour and the winds are at 45 miles-per-hour. it will continue to make a path toward the west. it is going to go northeast and it will be a weaker storm and over the last 24 hours anywhere from 25 inches of rain falling in some of those areas. it is hard to believe how slowly it has moved. it is hard to even see it move at all. and it spends 300 miles wide.  imagine all of those communities with rainbands that will continue. here is a look at 6:00 where it is still over the carolinas. late tonight we are finally beginning to move further west and getting into the weekend it is moving into areas of kentucky that we will see who the next 72 hours. as far as rainfall, we are looking at another few inches up to 10 inches. so it is definitely going to continue as we roll through the weekend. here is a look at what is going on for our weekend with partly cloudy for the rest of us and into the afternoon today temperatures are expected to c

rosemary, how is our day shaping up? to wait for summer to pass before we get our best beach weather. >> exactly. >> that is what is coming our way. that and increased fire danger. we have to take the good with the bad. here's a view if you like it good or bad. not as wide spread and not as uniform as yesterday morning. we have a cooler air mass in place. we had cooling in the over night hours. and for most of us, it's a cooler start. 45 degrees right now in santa rosa. san francisco 56. there is actually san francisco below this cloud cover here. 53 in oakland as well as in livermore and san jose good morning to you at 55. here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. down by seven degrees. santa rosa and novato so you are filling in. down by four in san carlos. down by four in san jose. we have mostly cloudy skies at the coastline. around the bay and inland, partly cloudy to mostly clear. so a little bit more sunshine to start your day. as we get into the afternoon, we'll cool off a little bit more. we have a trough

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when you stop and think rosemary woods, his secretary, never knew about the tapes. henry kissinger, close as henry was, never knew about the tape. john never knew about the tapes. >> two people told me about it before it was public. i called bradley at home at 9:00, on a saturday night, i believe, and i said, nixon taped himself. what should we do? and he said, oh, i wouldn't bust one on it, and it's kind of a b-plus story, and i thought, okay. the boss says b-plus. i won't work on it it. took sunday off, and monday, they called butterfield, and ben said, okay, it's better than a b-plus. >> from that point on, it's a fight for the tapes because they answered the truth. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth? what else happened, you know? the prosecutors immediately subpe subsub subpoena the tapes so nixon is early advised to destroy the tapes. here's a trip tip: when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on the right hotel for you

. >> good morning, rosemary. >> so, president trump is making it clear, he is standing by his supreme court pick, brett kavanaugh. but christine blasey ford now says she won't testify monday, unless there's an fbi investigation. and that doesn't look like it's going to happen. where does that leave kavanaugh's confirmation hearing, if it goes ahead, continues, without delay, leaving questions unanswered about the sexual assault allegations? >> when i think about this situation, it's a sad commentary on the state of american politics and also the legacy of misogyny in the united states. there's no way we can get to the bottom of allegations that are

rosemary is up next with your weekend forecast. oh! wow, you got all this stuff from ikea? what do you like not let your kids in here? oh, no, they moved in here. here. this is where i hide all the cords and the remotes, and those clack-clack-clack things. so, this is your new bed? let's just say it fits me perfectly. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. >>> richard sherman says he believes another nfl walkout is coming. sherman says he is expecting a player lockout similar to the one we had in 2011. that one lasted four months no games were lost. sherman says the current collective bargaining agreement expires after the 2020 season and there are a number of issues that still need to be worked out including how much power mister robert -- roger goodell has over disciplinary matters. a lack of guaranteed contracts in revenue split. >>> just days after nike builder add featuring colin kaepernick and new exhibit is open at san jose university. >> how the exhibit explores the impact of athletes expressing their political opinions. >> reporter:

thank you state senator scott weiner for your time. >>> rosemary, will it be a nice weekend? >> it will be a cooler weekend. if you like a little bit of drizzle. yes it will be the perfect weekend. take a look at the system right off the coastline. it has brought back the onshore breeze. it has dropped off dramatically not one but two opportunities that may be missed and drizzle and scattered showers. i will show you that in the extended forecast. we have the fog and low clouds on the coast. it looks like it breaks up and sends out some. some sunshine out at santa cruz in that area. it is cool in many spots. the winds are focused 221. and knows -- north breeze at 21. noticed the arrows underneath the numbers. that is the southwesterly and southerly flow over the next few days. temperatures right now 71 degrees. 67 in walnut creek. 69 in napa. 62 in san francisco. as i pointed out in the last half hour, some of our inland communities are down by 20 degrees from yesterday. here is a look at the future cast model. the possibility of clouds and drizzle tomorrow morning but the sy

rosemary how much rain are we talking about newman is a coming? anywhere from a quarter to a half inch of rain. that is with the future cast models are suggesting. we are tracking it but it really looks like monday night in early tuesday timeframe where it is time to dig out the rain boots and jackets for today. it will be a mainly dry day and this morning we are looking up with a possibility of drizzle out there were portions of than northbay with a little bit of rain yesterday. 61 degrees here in santa rosa. 56 in livermore and 57% has a. the temperature is very similar to a we were yesterday. a little cooler in santa rosa. but for the rest of us within a great tron degree or two here is a few with little bits of green. not seeing anything of the north biblical he could see something falling which could continue to the morning hours. the future cast model picks up a little bit better perhaps lake county through sonoma and even all the way down into marantz there are some sprinkles this morning which will continue to push out for the afternoon wi

i'm road rosemary orozco and that's your weekend watch. >>> still to come here, opening night in thee last play. ♪ ♪ >>> speaking of football, the nfl officially kicked off the season tonight. it started off kind of boring but it really picked up at the end. mark is in the newsroom now to give us the highlights. >> a little dull to begin with. so many times you see it over the years. you win a super bowl, then you open up the season. kind of have that super bowl hangover. not the case for philly. they finally ramped it up late after a delay in this thing of some 45 minutes. it was not going to deter that gentleman from sticking it out for his philadelphia eagles. it's a great trick play here. 3rd quarter after a touchdown in his first half. fleaflicker nelson aguilar to the cornerback nick foles. 1st down. it set up the first touchdown of the game. 10-6 philly 4th quarter. after an interception, kevin coleman in for the falcons. p. a.t.ake the lead. eagles, 2:19 left. jay ajayi, his second touchdown of the night. they hit the 2-point conversion. 18-12. it was worth hanging in there a

i'm rosemary orozco and that's your weekend watch. >>> this is pretty cool. you might call it the world's greatest race. istanbul, turkey was the place to watch a race along an airport runway between an f16 fighter jet, a red bull formula one car, an aston martin and lotus. they all faced off in tech no fest. the super by won by .004 of a second. >> look at the fighter jet. >> once it gets going. i thought for sure the f1 car would win. >>> coming up, the oakland as. they reduce their magic number to 4. next in sports, all the highlights from the as' highest scoring game of the season. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> there's no shortage of runs today in the as game. now the magic number, 4. >> shrinkage to 4. that's correct. as are going to the postseason. pretty unbelievable score. 21-3. imagine if you're an angels fan. outscored in the last two days. 31-3. that's depressing. but that's not the story the as need the worr

. >>> let's check in with rosemary and get a peek outside. >> hello and happy friday. on this final full day of summer we will cool down in the big. mostly blue skies in san francisco. on the west edge checking in at about 58. low 80s in santa rosa.. upper 80s in livermore. san jose at 84. over the last few hours we saw changes already occurring half moon bay down by 4 degrees. mountain view down by five. napa down by three . the enter east bay areas a tad warmer as well as and josi . the clouds are coming back. three does a three-hour time- lapse shows you the southerly search has been working up the coastline all the way reaching to about point reyes. this means a cool down for the coast and inside the bay today. inland communities usually take an extra day or so before we deal it. santa cruz, capitola covered in gray sky. as we shifted to areas over san francisco it is right there near the golden gate bridge and it looks like we have a little bit of clearing around pacifica . montero looks partly to mostly cloudy and half moon bay partly sunny and partly cloudy ther

. >>> let's check in with rosemary to get a look at the hurricane. >>> we are looking at major devastation in the days to come. here is a look at florence. 130miles per hour and the track expected to take a right at the carolinas. it looks like it will be early thursday morning eastern time and you heard the reporter talking about the life- threatening and catastrophic outcome expected, perhaps, with this system. we will track it for you. as it moves inland, it will impact millions of americans along the east coast. here at home, we will cool it down and that is the result of this weather element you see right in here. in addition to cooling things down, the wind could come through the later part of today and into the evening and through the next couple of days, we may have more for that. with the clear skies this afternoon, we are looking at temperatures coming down slightly and we are beginning the cooling trend today. in the next couple of days will you -- we will feel it. 74 in berkeley, upper 70s in santa rosa and along the coastline, 65 in san francisco and south bay, 75. 80 in liver

really the key to good american global dominance without the dollar it's a different game go ahead rosemary in new york. well peter in the long term that's going to be the case in the long term this eight hundred on financial result that is controlled by space is not going to be in place it's going to be replaced with other financial mechanism but let's talk about the short term first of all i think about that are we and others in the white house in particular trump administration or furious over. what the europeans are doing they thought by evening to iran you know j c p u a will fall apart it has not thus far now let's take a look at what the europeans are doing do europeans are following what the international community has committed to do the same international community the same u.n. security council that the united states voted to if you will enact. if you will the security council resolution resolution twenty two thirty one which again president . very much so overtly violated the backing may well let's go back to this financial making the same if we look at that in the short term th

rosemary, because the weather now not taking care of theirfamilies.man who owns coffee bushes, she made 70 goal —— $34 from her first harvest. translation: life was very hard, i did not even have sent. i could work in the coffee farm but my husband pockets all of the money. even taking tea with sugar was a problem. but then life changed, i got money. the children went to school and for once, i wore a nice dress and play that my hair. —— plaited. the woman have formed a cooperative which has 300 members. they take are harvested beans to the local copy mills. their copy is made separately from the men, it is there a hope that one day they will have not only trees, but also land to their names. you are with the briefing. let's ta ke you are with the briefing. let's take a look at some of the other key events that are happening around the world today. mourners in ghana will be paying their respects to katie anand. —— kofi annan. his cough and is lying in state for a second day before moving to the capital on thursday. later this morning in germany, the co

back to you. >>> thank you rosemary. us now with a look at the stories we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. >> what a strange cross. and out-of-control many brash -- minibus crossed into oncoming traffic then crossed into -- crashed into a curve, building. we will talk to witnesses who saw the crash. we will tell you how the bus driver was doing. he was in very serious condition afterward. >> that video was something else. also, new development in a case with that former police officer who was driving around where young football players were practicing. >> bottom line here is, he might have succeeded. if not for one man, who actually jumped into the car to stop him. tonight at 5:00, we talked to that man. he tells us what he did to help put an end to a situation that really could have been very dangerous, heading seceded. >> a bizarre situation, also very frightening. we will see you in a few minutes. >>> next year on the four on 2. and age-old tradition overseas is now making its way here to the u.s. the incre

still the feds have just earmarked additional money to improve security even more.sot rosemary barnes/sj airport spokeswoman 31-38 airport spokeswoman rosemary barnes says san jose along with miami were selected to test new airport permeter intrusion detection and deterrence tecnhologies. sot 110/for this stody (jr stone) happening tonight... the stage is set for what is expected to be a heated city council meeting in the south bay community of cupertino. at issue is how to re-develop the long-defunct vallco shopping mall. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story. he's live now from cupertino. rob? (rob live) there are still a handful of businesses still open here at vallco but for all practical prposes the mall has been more or less vacant for years now. thebig question for the city council is what a major new renovation would look like and what impact it's going to have on the community. for now there are three plans on the table for how to resurrect the vallco mall here on wolfe road in cupertino. all three promise a mix of sorely needed housing. these are renderi

and rosemary millican called the broadcast sensationalism. .. well, bbc news told us... wrong on newswatch. if you are watching last friday night's transmission on the news channel you would have seen me rudely interrupted while reading out an e—mail. interrupted while reading out an e-mail. get off my set. get your gravitas back and report proper news. philip cox spotted that and tweeted. .. sorry to disappoint you, phillip, that wasn't me reading the autocue, it was an unplanned short of what was happening in the studio while the recording of our programme, which isn't live, was played. let's hope you get the full version this week. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on... or you the programme, you can call us on... oryou can e—mail... the programme, you can call us on... or you can e—mail... you can find us on twitter... and have a look at our website... that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again nex

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still the feds have just earmarked additional money to improve security even more.sot rosemary barnes/sj airport spokeswoman 31-38san jose airport will receive up to 4 million dollars to enhance or airport permiter security programsairport spokeswoman rosemary barnes says the transportation security adminsitration has selected san jose along with miami internationals to test new airport permeter intrusion detection and deterrence tecnhologies. sottsa will come in and study what we have done and what we can do to harden that perimeter, through software, hardware and various technologies some developed right here in silicon valley so we are very happy to be selected for this studystandup dan kerman/san jose 110-120now before they can spend any of that 4 million dollars tsa must conduct a study of what has been done and what needs to be done. they are expected to arrive here in the fall. in sj dan kerman kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night a

rosemary called it sensationism, you are turning these tragic events into a soap opera at a time whenvacuate. surely this compromises what they are trying to do. bbc news told us it is important to bring audiences updates from the heart of the story and that means sometimes rotting in adverse weather conditions, our —— reporting. our teams did not put themselves or others in danger. finally sometimes things even go wrong on newswatch. if you were watching last friday night, you will have seen me rudely interrupted while reading an e—mail. stop giving mrjohnson the oxygen of... get your gravitas back and report proper news. philip spotted that and tweeted. i was really rather hoping that invading extraterrestrial space aliens had interrupted the broadcast. regrettably instead it was a woman taking a photograph of yourself reading the autocue. sorry to disappoint. and that wasn't me reading the autocue, just an unplanned shot of what was happening in the studio while the recording of the programme which isn't live was playing. let us hope you get the full version this week. thank you fo

. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> a family fight to keep an infant on life support. coming up, we'll tell you about the back and forth between the family and a hospital after a six-month boy -- 6-month-old boy stopped breathing due to cardiac arrest. (male speaker) as people who love the outdoors, we stand for fish, wildlife, and conserving the places they call home. we stand for the traditions we inherited, and that we must pass on. we stand for great gear, fair prices, expert service, and memorable experiences. at bass pro shops and cabela's, we stand together, for you. come in today for great deals on great gear and sporting dog days with free seminars, prize drawings and giveaways. (music throughout) >>> a family from fairfield, relieved this afternoon that an east bay area hospital will keep their son on life support for now. >> the 6-month-old boy has been on a ventilator since he stopped breathing last month due to cardiac arrest. ktvu's cristina rendon is in our newsroom. you talked with the family who is working to find another hospital to provide care. >> r

still the feds have just earmarked additional money to improve security even more.sot rosemary barnes/sj airport spokeswoman 31-38san jose airport will receive up to 4 million dollars to enhance or airport permiter security programsairport spokeswoman rosemary barnes says the transportation security adminsitration has selected san jose along with miami internationals to test new airport permeter intrusion detection and deterrence tecnhologies. sottsa will come in and study what we have done and what we can do to harden that perimeter, through software, hardware and various technologies some developed right here in silicon valley so we are very happy to be selected for this studystandup dan kerman/san jose 110-120now before they can spend any of that 4 million dollars tsa must conduct a study of what has been done and what needs to be done. they are expected to arrive here in the fall. in sj dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast... and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(catherine) and lawrence summer is winding down ...but fire danger is still very real.

good morning rosemary orozco. >>> good morning. we have mostly cloudy skies and we have the possibility of a little patchy drizzle. but the bigger story may be the wet weather on the way, not only a possibility today but a better chance as we get into this week. this is a look the temperatures this morning. this is a view of san francisco, san francisco 58 and mid-50s outside your door and low 60s in oakland, and upper 50s in livermore and san jose. the breeze robust last night into this morning, pushing the cloud well inland. fairfield reporting an onshore breeze anywhere from ten to 15 miles an hour. it is now at 8. oakland reporting 8. and nevada reporting five miles an hour. the marine layer apt onshore breeze will stick around through the week. and the temperatures fell off dramatically yesterday and we're going to hold steady with the numbers. more on that in a moment. this is a look at the estimate that will bring us a possibility of a few showers in the north bay today. and we could have the first of the season of the this

wife,l and his beloved rosemary, have six children and 14 grandchildren. the legacy will continue. in perpetuity. it is my pleasure to turn the microphone over to you to tell us about your book. great afternoon. it is too early for evening, but here we are. my name is charles carroll carter, and i have been captivated since i was a boy by arroll family history and the place held in that history by the carrolls of maryland. to tell thelled this most valuable capital city for the united states of america was formed and how it came about. this could easily be called the ultimate real estate deal. i thought it necessary to write about this so as to describe the vital roles played first by my ,irect forbear daniel carroll the signer of the constitution and one of the first commissioners of the city of .ashington, and then his nephew if the titles and names confuse you one of the reasons we are is because to a great extent everyone is confused about who these people are. and so, one of these people is 25-year-oldll, that owner of the key 1400 acres where the capital itself and much of th

my name is rosemary and i'm a long-term -- long time. a community member. i've been there since 2002 with two current students that while they are and i started a fourth and fifth grade class. my daughter is an alarming of lowell at a recent college -- college graduate. i lived what what blocks from this quality advocate for services for the families and residents of district 11. the students are representative and our working class immigrant community. a community that relies heavily on education to improve lives and education of children. these families are considerate, respectful and supportive of their children's education and the schools that they attempt. it is an understatement to say this administration, the current administration is committing a grave disservice to the community. families and our students and our staff. families in this situation are experiencing unnecessary tension , frustration and sadness with the time lost at work that they have had to take off. hurrying here overwork after cleaning houses. sleepless nights, a lack of structure

rosemary bush a little. lost children. to be looked up. from a list. of russian. leaders our. missions. were all commercial. from. commercial work. you experience any mental health issues since even aside. from your. arms full force and. all the washing. that you do is not a form. of. what should. or must. if you're in britain and have been affected by the issues just discussed in that interview please contact the samaritans of the number below internationally contact your local health services but that was perhaps just one of the tens of thousands of people affected by mental health issues in britain's prisons i'm joined now by andy bell deputy chief executive of britain's center for mental health and thanks for coming on the show so why do you think this year's who are the largest levels of self home own record is it will be a number of factors one of which is that i think self harm has always been common among the prison population because of the nature of imprisonment i think possibly people are now better recognising not. but i think we also know that as the prison popula

city council members vote on a pilot program, a parking pilot program for rosemary neighborhood. that's near camel pony baseball field bordering san jose. neighbors from some 145 homes there complained to the city that drivers from outside of the neighborhood are parking there overnight and sometimes for days on end. if the council moves forward, drivers will need a permit during overnight hours. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a new player in the game when it comes to electric suvs. the bells and whistles on audi's new clean driving option. >>> and cell phone users, listen up to this one, what a new report is saying that we all will be overwhelmed with next year and what you can do to prevent this from happening to you. >>> good morning, i'm kate rodgers at cnbc global headquarters. wall street is indicated to open higher despite the new round of u.s. tariffs on chinese imports announced by president trump late yesterday. asian markets rebounded overnight on hopes china would offset the impact of with government spending on infrastructure. u.s. markets fell yesterday a

here is rosemary with your weekend watch. >> reporter: heading into the weekend and here are some things happening in the east bay. enjoy wine walk on the waterfront on saturday at jack london square. featuring more than 25 northern california wineries. participants will get a passport that provides especially priced menu items and exclusive offers at participating restaurants and retail stores. or the morocco pair and one festival on saturday. had south to newark for the newark days celebration. that includes an entire weekend of carnival rides, food, games, stage shows, arrays and a parade at community center park. in the north they get a taste of sausalito's 40th annual chili cook off at marin ship park on saturday where you will find live music and all the chilly you can eat for just $12. in san francisco enjoy oktoberfest by the bay at pier 48. the celebration includes music, singing, dancing, and german food and drink. the 21 piece chico caribbean band will be the headliner. were explore a bit of greek at the 2018 greek festival with all your favorite foods plus live music and trad

rosemary has your weekend watch. >> reporter: here are some things happening. it is california coastal cleanup day with activities all over the bay area meanwhile, in san francisco enjoy live music, dances, vendors, italian cuisine , winetasting, and an expert pizza toss at the italian festival on saturday in north beach. or head to the 28th annual autumn moon festival in chinatown. arts and crafts, exhibits, children's activities, food, and multiple parades along historic grand avenue between california street and columbus avenue. in the east bay enjoy quality wines and microbrews at the 23rd annual lafayette art and wine festival are complete with art and crafts, food sampling, and live music. in oakland cheer on a fleet of colorful 40 foot dragon votes as teams from all over california race at lake merritt this weekend. the free festival also includes cultural performances, food, kid friendly activities, and more. in the south bay the 2018 luna park chalk art festival is in san jose on saturday where you will find art, live music, dance, food truck, a childr

the rosemary release from the sprigs and finally chop them then at them to the point. of at a liter of water or fish stock at the potatoes and meat to simmer for an hour. this i mean is that. even my mother used to make this do it because always been plenty of octopus and i see surrounding out where you stand octopus all three times a week it was a normal dish for us even though it tastes excellent of course all this lead up to . this is already. seen as simpler and rustic but with fresh ingredients. and if you like this what more could anyone ask for. and now we are heading to a barn where the beethoven festival is in full swing at the moment the world famous composer lunatic from beethoven was born there in seven hundred seventy and this is celebrated every year the beethoven's us born which starts this weekend this one of the most important classical music festivals in europe the w has been a media part of the event for many this time not only the music is spectacular you matz was on hand to find out more. than three hundred kilo ping grand piano bangles above the f

is really the key to american global dominance without the dollar it's a different game go ahead rosemary in new york. or peter it along turned out going to be decayed into long term that's. been actually really. going to be in place it's going to be replaced with an actual mechanism but let's talk about the short term first of all about that are either in the white house in particular trump ministration or period or. what the europeans are doing. the part it has not thus far now let's take a look at what the europeans are doing do europeans are following what the international community has committed to do the same international community the same u.n. security council that the united states voted to if you will enact. if you will the security council resolution resolution twenty two thirty one which again president . very much so overtly violated it back in may but let's go back to this financial making the same if we look at that in the short term the europeans are trying to help iran but in the long term what the united states has done through the mechanism of sanctions and punishment

i now give the floor to miss rosemary dicarlo. president,u, madam members of the security council, there have been several positive development related to the nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs of the democratic people's republic of korea over recent months. on 20 april, they announced an immediate halt to nuclear explosive testing and flight tests of certain long-range ballistic missiles. may, they reportedly dismantled their nuclear test sites. tyhe dprk reportedly dismantled missile related infrastructure at a missile test site in may and the satellite launching site in july. international experts, however, were not invited to witness any of these activities. in the meantime, there continue isbe signs the dprk maintaining its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs. the international atomic energy agency remains unable to access the dprk and verify the completeness of their declaration under its safeguard agreement. the agency continues to monitor developments to commercially available satellite imagery where