(jrstone) thousands gathered at the rosie the riveter national park today for the third annual "rosiely"... honoring the women who worked during the second world war. kron4's jeff pierce was at the rally today... and spoke with some of the rosies that worked during the war. saturday morning hundreds of particpants dressed as rosie the riveter showed up for the rosie ralley and home front festival in richmond. the occasion was an attempt to surpass richmond's guiness book of record for the most rosie the riveters assembled in one place. it is a friendly competion with a rosie group in ypsilanti michigan who held the record briefly two years ago. they were trying to preserve the willow run bomber plant and this was an idea they came up with back in two thousand fourteen to set a guiness book of record record. the festivegathering was marked by an opportunity to be a rosie for the day and many of the original workers in the world war two ship yards in richmond were in attendence to mark the occasion despite their advancing age. let's see, a hundred and two and a half. i loved the welding

mae krier two original rosie the riveters. >> what is a rosie the riveter? is a woman riveter who did a man's job during world ii. we filled the jobs that the young men left when they went war.o >> rosie the riveter is a fictitious character in a red dana to recruit women replace workforce to the men. >> tens of thousands of women are at work. >> the iconic character was named for the women that worked about built s that bombers to help win. b 17 and b 29 from 1945.1943 to the image was popularized by a norman evening post rockwell cover her name hitler's and coin of autobiography at her feet. now more than 70 years later rosie the riveter received recognition for the patriotic contribution to the war effort and american history. is unbelievable. we are so proud. i have written seem letters. can't imagine how many i wrote to senators and congressmen. i think they are getting tired for me so we will give her her day. take those afraid to classes. >> all these years later they heroes to those that saw them on capitol hill including students from sebastian, flo

the rosie rally is focused on honoring the rosies that worked here during world war ii and all the rosieshat worked on the home front during word war ii. >> she was part of a wartime propaganda effort during word war ii to empower women to take on jobs typically done by men. >>> turning to san francisco where perspective students are starting the year prepared. thousands received free brand new backpacks filled with everything a student needs to succeed in the classroom. the students were given school uniforms as well. the event in the bay view hunters point neighborhood was part of a giveaway organized by the san francisco public defender's office. >> we're participating in a lot of giveaways for our youth so they can get ready for the school year. our recruits from the police academy are learning the importance of giving back to the community. >> they were able to hand out about 2,000 backpacks. >>> two lakes in the east bay that were closed because of toxic algae re-opened. the lake in oakland has been closed since lake june. and quarry lake has been closed since late february. recent

saturday morning hundreds of particpants dressed as rosie the riveter showed up for the rosie ralleyand home front festival in richmond. the occasion was an attempt to surpass richmond's guiness book of record for the most rosie the riveters assembled in one place. it is a friendly competion with a rosie group in ypsilanti michigan who held the record briefly two years ago. they were trying to preserve the willow run bomber plant and this was an idea they came up with back in two thousand fourteen to set a guiness book of record record. the festivegathering was marked by an opportunity to be a rosie for the day and many of the original workers in the world war two ship yards in richmond were in attendence to mark the occasion despite their advancing age. let's see, a hundred and two and a half. i loved the welding and actually got equal pay to the men because we all belonged to the same union. competition aside the event was really about recognizing the effort these women contributed for the war effort. it's enjoyable but it's also telling that story telling that history, making that

organizers estimate this crowd to be about 1600 rosies. there will be a challenge in michigan later on to beat that 2,229. rosie the riveter is a great place to be. the next newscast is at 11:00 on channel 7. we will see you there. ugh, that dress is awful. the construction is so shoddy. yeah, but the design is really fashion-forward. look at that draping. that's right. i said "draping." [knocking] hey, guys. i need to borrow a book that a guy would like. is it for adam 'cause we don't have anything that pops up. no, it's for my new friend, charlie. i started volunteering to read to the elderly. really? what made you start doing that? was it court-ordered? a little glug glug, a little pow pow? why do so many of the titles start with the big bathroom book of? i find the triple "b" series to be entertaining and succinct. i will go with a novel since i won't be reading to charlie in the bathroom. if he's wearing a diaper,

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dumbest people on the planet and she's becoming that rosie o'donnell of 2017.ight already be irrelevant. it's between rosie and lena dunham but i have my money on lena dunham. >> juan: is she still talking to you? >> greg: she blocks me, the mark of a true coward. >> juan: you've got to talk to greg, he's funny, one more thing greg, he's funny, one more thing is up you won't see these folks at the post office. greg, he's funny, one more thing is up they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> kimberly: it's time for one more thing, your first. we've been covered on the five and that's been covered internationally, it is the texting suicide case. a 20-year-old michelle carter was sentenced to 15 months in jail and five years probation by a massachusetts judge after bei

the system is reading rosie's brainwaves.. that moment was magical. the idea of playing with rosie again after so many years was something i never imagined would be possible. that is just a little of the film that explains how that scientific process works. earlier alison balfour told the victoria derbyshire programme about her experience playing alongside rosie again. it was a privilege. i felt honoured to be playing with rosie after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction to see what was possible, notjust for rosie but for possibly many other people. tell us more about her before the accident and your friendship? well, we were not best friends. she was a bit younger than me. but we are all together in an orchestra, and we are all violinists together. and when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken. and it took a long time to get over that. people will know, of course, that listening to music can be transformational for your feelings. how much do you think it has meant to her to do this? well, i ho

where they led a tour of the rosy the riveter museum. >> the rosies back in world war ii were building 700 vessels right here and getting paid precisely the same amount of money that the men who had left to go to war -- >> it motivates you to strive to do the best that you can. >> they also met some of the rosies that actually worked in richmond during the war. >>> a crowd gathered at civic park to make the words end hate. they wanted to speak out against hatred. 700 people took part in the event. >>> two kids in san francisco are cooking up peace and understanding. they have signs saying make lemonade, not war and don't hate, hydrate. their mother said they raised 10$10 $102. >> i wanted to do something different, given the security concerns today. >> the money will go to support the southern poverty law center a nonprofit that specializes in civil rights. >>> music, games food and carnival rides greeted people at the facebook county fair. the social media giant hosted the fair at its headquarterers. that's google. >>> squin accuweather starting warm to hot for most of us. and tomorro

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this is video of the annual rosie the riv erter rally.nd last year organizers beat their competitors in michigan by having the most gathered in one place. they hoping to beat the record but they are were 600 short. but still they are happy to represent the true spirit of rosie. >> a strong, determined andin dependent i can do it attitude. >> and pauletta known as rosie and proceeds go toward funding women's scholarship. >> great. >> absolutely. thank you for joining us. we're back here tonight at 11:00. hope you can join us then. special, "bay area proud." a comment made across the dinner table sends a woman on a mission across the globe. what she's doing to inject a bit of fun into a very serious situation. alexandra crist: there are basic human needs being met, but i didn't see any organizations that were fueling the soul. roma smith: i don't know what happened. announcer: setting out to help two of their classmates, a group of ambitious fourth graders reached their goal and then just keep going in order to help many, many more. jessica

number of rosies in the same place at the same time.he record was 2,229. this year, 1600. we thank you so much for joining we thank you so much for joining us here on oh, for god's sake, just use a toothpick. done. sesame seed dislodged. oh, put it back and i divorce you. i divorce you. you won. did i? okay, i bet jeff will know. it's not important. who's that actor who's in all those movies? a little early in the morning for this. no, he was in one of the speeds. bus or boat? bus, but not the main guy. jeff daniels. yes. i told you he'd know.

where they led a tour of the rosy the riveter museum. >> the rosies back in world war ii were building 700 vessels right here and getting paid precisely the same amount of money that the men who had left to go to war -- >> it motivates you to strive to do the best that you can. >> they also met some of the rosies that actually worked in richmond during the war. >>> a crowd gathered at civic park to make the words end hate. they wanted to speak out against hatred. 700 people took part in the event. >>> two kids in san francisco are cooking up peace and understanding. they have signs saying make lemonade, not war and don't hate, hydrate. their mother said they raised 10$10 $102. >> i wanted to do something different, given the security concerns today. >> the money will go to support the southern poverty law center a nonprofit that specializes in civil rights. >>> music, games food and carnival rides greeted people at the facebook county fair. the social media giant hosted the fair at its headhead that's google. >>> squin accuweather starting warm to hot for most of us. and tomorrow numbe

last year they won by having the most rosies gathered in one place.hey are hoping to get that record back. but they were 600 short this time around. but they are happy to represent the true spirit of rosie. >> strong, determined, independent, i can do it attitude. >> proceeds go to funding women's scholarships. >>> thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow. hope you can join us then. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >> people of boone county, boy, do we have a surprise for you tonight. [ chuckles ] he was on his -- yes, yes, we do. yes. he was on his way to washington, but decided to first stop and be with the people who brought him there. [ applause ] please welcome the president of the united states

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rosy o'donnell made a joke and he responded with this: >> i guess that's what you do in california. you make a joke out of everything, including our families that are now under great threat from noh a.korert we couldand she's making jokes. >> reporter: but last night he tweeted: let's send a note to north korea that sacramento changed its name to guam. he later removed the tweet. still several sacramento residents responded and they were not laughing. one wrote: i live here with my kids literally minutes from the capitol. every time i read this i feel sick. >> and one man threatened to quit the nra. sacramento is my home town, nra, act like americans. as for the actual guam, north korea says it plan in place to fire 4 missiles about 20 miles from the island. but the -- >> i appreciate the president's leadership. he is providing a very clear message that any threat to americans, whether it is here in our island paradise in the western pacific or in california or in new york, that he will ensure our protection. >> reporter: kpix 5. >>> a live look at the airport in san jose where flig

contributions of women by gathering the most number of rosy lock alikes in the same room.ord was 2,02 t set during last year's event. >> people flooded in from all over the bay area. now, we're trying to go a little farther out. and catch all of the people who are interest ed in this wonderfl event and that wonderful era of history. >> this year's estimated crowd, 1600. another rosy gathering will take place in october in michigan to challenge the richmond record. >>> an injured navy vet proceed ed to get his specialized back bike. he lost use of the entire right side of his body and had his leg amputated after being shot in the head serving in afrg. early sunday morning, someone took his electric bike from his bike in oak grove. >> they took advantage of what they saw and took that from me, so i feel very violated. they had to have known i'm taking something special from something and felt comfortable enough to take it out of my garage. >> he said cycling has played a big role and he is counting on getting that bike back. >>> a lot of people are hoping to get a stroke of

annual "rosie rally"...r the women who worked in factories during the second world war. kron4's jeff pierce was there. saturday morning hundreds of particpants dressed as rosie the riveter showed up for the rosie ralley and home front festival in richmond. the occasion was an attempt to surpass richmond's guiness book of record for the most rosie the riveters assembled in one place. it is a friendly competion with a rosie group in ypsilanti michigan who held the record briefly two years ago. they were trying to preserve the willow run bomber plant and this was an idea they came up with back in two thousand fourteen to set a guiness book of record record. the festivegathering was marked by an opportunity to be a rosie for the day and many of the original workers in the world war two ship yards in richmond were in attendence to mark the occasion despite their advancing age. let's see, a hundred and two and a half. i loved the welding and actually got equal pay to the men because we all belonged to the same uni

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democratic party, rosie is angry because it was recently announced democrats would not cut campaignosie does not like that, women should form our own party if democrats do this, don't you dare, so much for being the party of inclusion. social media laying in, rosie o'donnell helped women quit the democrats and form their own party, more democratic disarray and when is she moving to canada? patty tweets everyone should quit the dems. she wants to form her own exclusively pro-choice party, we should not be surprised by that. heather: republicans in favor of that, split up the party. that always works. >> i wonder if this is true, this is crazy. this is an unbelievable crazy coincidence time travel, we are not sure, the internet is going absolutely wild after a series of books from the 1800s were recently discovered and the lead character of the book is a young man named baron trump. he is a rich young man who lives in a place called trump castle, he be friends a man named don in the book and don encourages him to travel to russia. like i said, these books were written in the 1800s. so

but the picture is less rosy at the national level. with a two percent drop in hotel bookings in july compared to last year. frances southwestern region has been particularly hard hit us. this is not a restaurant saw its profits drop by twenty percent in the season. and the a lot of when i think of god if we don't get much sleep but we try to keep smiling because he can't welcoming visitors with the friends. we need to keep working as best account but it is really difficult scene is. yeah. the law that it came as a surprise after experts agree it is a tourism would bounce back in july. i think he got in limited to what he said and. this can be easily by the bad weather of weeks later to heal a last minute reservations and whistle french. sonya destination which i usually foreign and we told her she better and. the queen if ever going to cost you money that would. france is tourism industry is now hoping for a visitor surgeon august. to help bring the seasons numbers back up. and security guards are now because strollers like thise bein

. —— rosie.to be playing with rosie after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction to see what was possible, notjust for rosie but for possibly many other people. tell us more about her before the accident and your friendship? well, we were not best friends. she was a bit younger than me. but we are all together in an orchestra, and we are all violinists together. and when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken. and it took a long time to get over that. people will know, of course, that listening to music can be transformational for your feelings. how much do you think it has meant to her to do this? well, i hope it has meant quite a lot to her. her reaction when we were doing the recordings was wonderful to see. she looked so happy, she was smiling and she had a look of total exhilaration, i have to say. and what do you take away from it? the wonder of what can happen with technology, its extraordinary. are you hoping that you will be able to do more with her, going for

, well, what we're looking at here, abc 7 news was in richmond where hundreds of people dressed as rosyiveter gathered to hold on to a hotown record. the event celebrates the contributions of women during world war ii by gathering the largest number of rosy look alikes in the same room. the record was s during last year's event. >> people flooded in from all over the bay area, and now we're trying to go a little further out and catch all of the people who are interested in this wonderful event and that ndfuer history. >> we love those rosies. this year's est16edat. c another rosy gathering will take place in october in michigan to try to challenge the richmond record. >>> the mammal center is treating a large number of sea lions for poisoning. the poison is linked to toxic algae blooms. most animals are being rescued from the central coast, but experts say demollic acid levels e rising and creeping further up the coast. the sea lions are exposed to the toxins when they eat fish like consume the algae. >>> happening today, your last chance to enjoy the sonoma county fair, horse racing, l

it will be b rosy for rosy the rivete riveters. all of them out there. 50s and 60s, the next few hours, the clouds will pull back by lunchtime, we'll see some 80s in some areas and even 70s. and then this afternoon, warming up farther laiinland. but still cool at the coast. >> up next, hurricaneeeees pay tribute to a man gunned down inside his store and he serves his coup tri, but that didn't >>> good morning. it is augus 12th. i'm kate larsen. we're going start with a quick look at weather with frances dinglasan, in for lisa today. good morning. >> good morning. the fog has caused limited e visibility. santa rosa down to a fourth of mile and the low clouds are spill ng and the satellite image, but we'll get lots of sunshine later on. temperatures right now mainly in the 50s and 60s. 56 in san francisco. 67 in los gatos. brentwood,

this is rosy the riveter. at the history. >> absolutely. >> world war ii. >> yes. >> women played a role there. >> and rosy the riveter. >> yes. >> and joining us in on the fun, too. that is fantastic. a lot of events out there today. welcome to mornings on 2. and it is saturday, august 12. i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. more on the weather coming up. but first a few headlines in the news. firefighter continues down in the south bay, firefighters are working to contain a blaze that kicked off in morgan hill. >> but it has been a big night overnight. we have some good new numbers. we also are going to update you on that fire that is burning in napa county. >>> and here is a question. did you buy a lottery ticket? well, we know there is a winner in the mega millions lottery. >> yes, if you got family in illinois, ring them up. because somebody went away with a lot of dough. powerball though, that one is still up for grabs and we are going to, just for fun, have a financial ex

. ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 news was in richmond where hundreds of people dressed as rosy the riveter and gathered on to a hometown record. the event celebrates the contributions of women during world war ii by gathering the largest number of rosy lookalikes in the same room. the record was 2,229 set during last year's event. >> people flooded in from all over the bay area. we're trying to go a all right farther out and catch all the people interested in this event and the wonderful era of history. >> this year's estimated crowd, 1600. so they did not match last year's event but another rosy gathering takes place in october in michigan to try to challenge the richmond record. >>> good morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan. starting off with low clouds and fog. live doppler 7. you can see it. it's spilled into the bay. it will pull back again this afternoon. i want to show you the wide picture and loop this over the last few hours. you see the trough. this will be moving in tomorrow bringing us much cooler numbers. and i will have those for you as well. for now, enjoy the pretty v

. >> was that rosie o'donnell's cruise ship? >> that was rosie o'donnell's cruise ship.ruise back in the day. but i am not a fan of performing. well, i'm claustrophobic, so i feel like i'm trapped at sea. but also, like, the way -- the ebb and flow of the waves or whatever -- when you're, like, trying to perform, you'll be singing "i dream a dream and --" [ screams ] [ laughs ] >> so not necessarily something you want to do. >> not something i want to deal with. >> okay, here we go. all right, a little -- >> you want some? >> yeah, i'll take a little ice cream on there too. all right, so, we have some grilled pound cake, we're going to top this with a little vanilla ice cream. >> this is so not bad, clinton. >> it's so not bad? >> it's so delicious. [ laughs ] >> oh, my god. >> evil, though. >> it's a little evil. >> yeah. >> let me know what you think, my friend. >> yum. [ applause ] >> this is so good. >> uh-huh. >> it's so good, right? >> i want yours too. >> okay. [ laughs ] >> you fit right in. >> oh my god. >> now, your character of titus on "unbreakable kimmy schm

is i felt honoured to be playing with rosie after all this time. all violinists together. and when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken. and it took a long time to get over that. people will know, of course, that listening to music can be transformational for your feelings. how much do you think it has meant to her to do this? well, i hope it has meant quite a lot to her. her reaction when we were doing the recordings was wonderful to see. she looked so happy, she was smiling and she had a look of total exhilaration, i have to say. and what do you take away from it? the wonder of what can happen with technology, it‘s extraordinary. are you hoping that you will be able to do more with her, going forward? i would like to, who knows? let‘s bring you an update on that news coming from edinburgh, saying that their female panda, news coming from edinburgh, saying that theirfemale panda, tian news coming from edinburgh, saying that their female panda, tian tian is pregnant. they cannot give a due date. we are showing you pictures of a panda,

video of rosi the rivet ter tit.ey beat the competitors by having the most rosies gathered in one place. they are hoping to beat the world record title. 600 rosies short. still, participants say they are happy to represent the true spirit. >> strong, determined, independent, i can do attitude. >> proceeds from the rally go toward women funding women scholarship. >> what a good cause that is? >> i am going to go to los gatos jazz festival. >> send us your photos and let us know where you will be heading. >> make sure to say hi. that will be fun. thanks for making us a part of your sunday morning. i will be back here at 9:00 a.m. for this morning's addition of the press here. we will have more local news at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00 all day as well. nbcbayarea.com. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready?

people are going to be rosy when they're looking at it, there is opportunity within this poll, because it does seem that most of the problems are self-inflicted. when you look into the numbers, the tweeting is hurting him, not that he tweets. one of his advisers said yesterday they believe it's the most powerful political tool of the moerdern era, no president s had a bigger hammer to swing. however how he's swinging and what he's swinging at it hurting him. look at your screen, too much about what's going on in the media. remember he blames us. he says you don't cover what matters. look at his tweets, he sets the tone on things that people say 70% of the time he shouldn't be talking about. >> yes, look, he's tweeting more about attacks on the media than about jobs, the military and other categories. >> almost combined sometimes. >> so this is a bit of wanting to play the victim. >> a correctable error. >> sure, of course it is, but first, look, anyone who is trying to find good news in this poll it's like ronald reagan joke, there must be a pony in here somewhere, you know, this is a

the system is reading rosie's brainwaves.i felt honoured to be playing with rosie after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction to see what was possible, notjust for rosie but for possibly many other people. tell us more about her before the accident and your friendship? well, we were not best friends. she was a bit younger than me. but we are all together in an orchestra, and we are all violinists together. and when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken. and it took a long time to get over that. people will know, of course, that listening to music can be transformational for your feelings. how much do you think it has meant to her to do this? well, i hope it has meant quite a lot to her. her reaction when we were doing the recordings was wonderful to see. she looked so happy, she was smiling and she had a look of total exhilaration, i have to say. and what do you take away from it? the wonder of what can happen with technology, it's extraordinary. are you hoping that you will be able to do more wi

are things really as rosy as they appear? congressional republicans are pivoting towards tax reform. after the failure of the health reform, will tax reform be any different? here as we cross another milestone. we have said many milestones together -- set many milestones together. at one pointp briefly was on a record on a closing basis. it's a mixed picture. the s&p 500 not managing to set a new record. it is being held back among other things by earnings. still some disappointing numbers from the likes of smaller companies. energy generally is weak on the session. if you look at the trip that the dow specifically has made as it gets higher and higher the percentage change that is needed to make each new thousand point milestone get smaller and smaller. in 19,000first break in the wake of the election. we had it break 20,000 just after inauguration day and finally hitting 21,000 on march 1. that was the first time it rose above that level. it has gotten here relatively rapidly. we have a look at the stocks that have taken yo

enrique: historias como la de andrÉs y la de rosie que se multiplican.s y esto a 12 aÑos de que se recuerde el paso del huracÁn katrina, ahora referencia despuÉs de las inundaciones que se han registrado. ahÍ se preparan para recibir el embate del freno que dejÓ esta agua en texas. reportera: la lluvia no cesa y a medida que caen de 4 a 6 pulgadas que se mastican para el suroeste de luisiana, se inundan casas. >> ahÍ estÁ el nivel del agua que subiÓ. reportera: aunque tratÓ de salvar la mayorÍa de sus pertenencias, el daÑo material fue inevitable. reportera: 500 personas que fueron rescatadas y evacuadas en lake charles. >> no quedÓ nada. reportera: desde los mÁs grandes a los mÁs pequeÑos prepararon alrededor de 35,000 vueltas que entregaron a los residentes. " hemos estado organizando a todo el equipo y el personal. vemos cerca de 700 funcionarios de la guardia nacional, vehÍculos para el agua, barcos y aviones". algunas instalaciones pÚblicas y escuelas fueron cerradas. la preocupaciÓn en esta ciudades que muchas Áreas están por debajo del nivel del m

. >>> more on the week's event with some of the original rosys . >> it will be a sea of red and white this saturday as thousands of people gather in richlen. >> the group will attempt to asecure the guiness world record for people dressed as rosy the river. >> sisters. marry and susanne on the en. phyllis. thank you for coming in. >> so phyllis. what did you do you are more of a welder? is that what i heard. >> did you really know the importance of what was going on in the time of world war ii and how historic that was. >> was 20 and married -- i was 20 years old and married with a baby and my husband wanted to get a job in the ship yard and for some unknown reason i piped up and said me too -- well, of course, he disproveed of the whole thing and i can't remember the time lapse there but -- it stayed in my mind and, i thought, i like to do it. then marion is my sister and she agreed to come down for oregon during her school break. take care of my baby. >> there you go. >> so i went to welding school for two-weeks. and they said -- go into oakland. to the hiring call. get your job. i

abby: with rosie o'donnell we expect that from her. gone in this country. right? whose side are we on? are we fighting for the united states or fighting for north korea. pete: we're not even just begging for respect for the president. these folks hate him. rush limbaugh hit the nail on the head in how they view this president. take a listen. >> it's mind boggling just on the surface of it. coverage of the news all week we must be nice to kim jong un. he can be reasoned with. trump, dangerously unfit. dangerously insane and dangerously out of balance, out of kilter, we must do what we can to stop trump. it is obscene. the poison of hatred flowing through their veins. more and more people, average ordinary americans, low information people are starting to pick up on this now. and starting to realize it. but, the behavior is of trump's opponents is what's odd and whacko and delusional and deranged and dangerously -- it's just dangerous. i mean, portraying the north korean dictator as the stable part of this equation and and that trump rep

all these people who work, rosie the riveter types as well as the military guys coming home. they all got va loans. in the late 1940s the men were going back to school and all that kind of stuff and california had a history wants it developed its highway system making college free. it was free during the 50s and 60s when they put together its higher education or a-gram, university colleges and it didn't last long as far as i'm concerned. mid-60s when reagan became governor in 66th that's when he and the board of regents began to install tuition and the csu followed and college is not so much. that was the golden. and then there was a lot of manufacturing here. all the parts that go with automobiles and other manufactured in california. the 70s and 80s were difficult. the pulse wasn't beating quite so hard and quite so fast and quite so loud. they began to go into a very serious period of discrimination and particularly against immigrants and people don't remember this anymore but are in the 80s and the 90s we passed some of the harshest anti-immigrant legislation they ever im

after world war ii, all these people at work, rosie riveter types and there were plenty as well as the military guys coming home, they all got va loans. it was a golden. the late 1940s. the men were going back to school and all that kind of stuff and california had a history once it developed its higher education system. leave it or not making college free. it was free during the 50s and 60s as the state put together its higher education program. university colleges and community colleges and it didn't last long enough as far as i'm concerned. in the mid-60s when reagan became governor in 1966 that's when the board of regents began to install tuition for the csu following and the community colleges, not so much but that was a great golden period. the 70s and 80s were more difficult. a bit more difficult. the pulse wasn't beating quite so hard and quite so fast and quite so loud. so the state began to go into a period of discrimination and particularly against immigrants. people don't remember this anymore but during the 80s and 90s we passed some of the harshest anti-immigrant legislat

rosy numbers in the us. they have been advised up to 3% annual growth in the second quarter.watching. you are watching bbc news. the headlines. as north korea outrages the world by launching a missile overjapan, donald trump warns the time for talking is over. the governor of texas says the us state has not yet seen the worst of the flooding triggered by tropical storm harvey. the boss of the oil giant, shell, the biggest company in britain, has questioned whether the government's plan for greater transparency in executive pay will work. ministers want companies to force the uk biggest firms to reveal how much more their chief executives are paid compared to the average worker. but shell's ben van beurden, who earned 7.5 million last year, argues that the government's proposal is flawed. our business editor, simonjack, reports from rotterdam. big business, how do you stop too much money flowing to the top? the government has a plan, but does it make sense? this is shell's rotterdam refinery, it has customers and employees all over the world. it's the most valuable company on

the system is reading rosie's brainwaves. something i had never imagined would be possible. music plays well, i am very pleased to say we can now speak to the violinist, alison balfour, who performed at that concert. it is incredibly moving and beautifully put together — how did you feel doing that? moving and beautifully put together - how did you feel doing that? well, it was a privilege. i felt honoured to be playing with rosy after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction, to see what was possible, not just for see her reaction, to see what was possible, notjust for rosy but for possibly many other people. tell us more about her before the accident, and yourfriendship. more about her before the accident, and your friendship. we weren't best friends. she was a bit younger than me. but we were all together in the orchestra, and we were all violinists together. when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken, and it took a long time to get over that. people will know, of course, that listening to music

a few years ago it did look rosie for the egyptian economy since the country has floated the pound, itas made huge progress, also in terms of averting a liquidity crisis and in terms of public fips stnancep the country has taken. do you think you are now once again a country that investors see not as a safe haven but an attractive investment opportunity? >> i think looking at the whole comprehensive economic reform program where the flotation of the foreign exchange was a key pillar that was packaged with the comprehensive legislative reforms to improve the business climate, and in addition to, of course, allow fiscal reforms as well the government has moved forward in making sure the infrastructure is in place in terms of energy, roads, highways, that's also a prerequisite for bringing in the private sector so i will not even limit the legislation to the investment law, there has also been an amendment to the company's financial law, financial inclusion is a key pillar where also the stock market has been playing an active role in bringing in the investors. if you look at the pipeline

. >>> ♪ ♪ abc7 news was in richmond where hundreds of people dressed as rosie the riveter gathered toions of women during world war ii by gathering the largest number of roseies in the same room. the record was 2 year's event. >> people flooded in there all over the bay area. now we're trying to go farther out and catch all the people who are interested in this wonderful event and that wonderful era of history. >> love it! this year's estimated crowd, 1600. another rosie gathering will take place in octobern michigan to challenge the richmond record. >>> happening today, it is your last chance to enjoy the sonoma county fair. the fair is going out with a bang with horse racing, live music and carnival rides. this year's theme is holidays. today halloween is coming early to sonomantou cy. trick-or-treaa pumpkin pie and meet the fairy godmother at the fair. fair is s morning until 11:00 tonight. it kind of feels like fall out there. >> right now it does. but santa rosa will warm up to the upper 80s, 85, 87. lots of sunshine. it will cool down again tonight. for us, we are dealing with g

the world war ii home flont national historic park in richmond is hosting its third annual rosy rallys show up dressed by 11:00 this morning. that looks fun. >> all you have to do. find a polka dot bandanna. >> the stores might be out of those. >> what's the weather going to be like? >> really nice and pleasant. sunny this afternoon in richmond, right now, it's cool. temperatures in the 50s. 60s for the most part with the exception of brentwood at 72 degrees, but by this afternoon, plenty of sunshine except at the coast. half moon bay cool at 63. san francisco, cool at 66. richmond will be warming up to 69 degrees. 71 in okayland. 82 in san jose. tomorrow, little change, but things get a a lot cooler for monday, so get ready if for that. enjoy the summer weather. just as long as you stay away from the coast, that's where you'll need a sweater. >>> thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm kate larsen. the news continues now online and abc 7 news continues at 5:00. we hope you have a wonderful saturday and a great weekend. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nat

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topping tonight's rosy edition of know and tell, corrine sounds off about the scandal in paradise. >>rink, you know, a lot, but i was on a medication that severely blacks you out and impairs your judgment and messes with your balance, so it caused a horrible, horrible blackout. >> corinne told "gma" she remembers nothing from that hookup with demario in the hookup pool. it doesn't sound like she is holding any grudges. >> i wish him well. >> and there's no bad blood from nick and vanessa after their breakup last week. vanessa is back at home, and she posted that, talking about feeling broken. the couple of nine months are still friend, and it was because, quote, they weren't the best match for each other. and from a breakup to a bachelor baby. former bachelorette emily maynard is just weeks away from welcoming baby number four. she told us months ago she and hubby, tyler johnson, wanted a big family. >> tyler wants to have a lot more. he wants to have, like, two mor. >> they are passionates to jennings and gibson. emily has a 12-year-old daughter from a previous relationship. the 31-y

liz: that was rosy o'donnell posting a video on twitter.oning it saying it came up bizarre. many in hollywood reveling in anthony scaramucci's quick firing. celebrities, you know some of them promised to move to canada under president trump if they won. they are taking part in the action here with scaramucci. we've got avengers actor mark saying dearant, you set the image of italian americans back decades with your thug talk. and from one italian to another, nonsense. later. michael keaton is saying he called it saying i saw that one. scaramucci. movie companies ending the day. joining me now, good to see you, brie. >> good to see you too. thanks for having me. liz: first, why did not any celebrities move to canada? >> because it's cold. also, their health care system is terrible. so i can understand why they would want to stay in the freest country in the world. liz: you know, people in hollywood, actors, celebrities, they have free speech rights to say and do what we have they want with rosie o'donnell's twitter video. it's her prerogativ

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