>> rossy: they don't care.they paid a lot of money to protect the forest. you protect the monkey. you don't protect the people. i eat the monkey. if i'm hungry i eat them. they don't care about if the world is going more and more warm. >> darren: yeah, climate change. >> rossy: yeah, okay, it's warm. okay, it's warm. you're going to die, yes? okay, you're going to die. that's life. for them just normal. >> anthony: a lot of people feel that the future should be ecotourism. that they should essentially be working in hotels and restaurants for tourists. >> rossy: yeah. >> anthony: that's kind of a return to colonialism, isn't it? >> rossy: that's it. exactly. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you

valentino rossi refused the offer of a handshake from his moto gp championship rival marc marquez atend's san marino grand prix. rossi denied that there are any problems between himself and reigning champion marquez, who he currently trails by 59 points at the top of the championship standings. the situation will not have been helped by events at this year's argentine grand prix, when marquez collided with rossi and sent the italian crashing out of the race. it sounds to me a bit strange because in reality, we don't have any problem between me and marc. i don't know why we have to make peace for me. for me it's ok. for me, it's nice. of course, if it's no problem for me, it's no problem to shake hands. but it's like this! i mean... what i can say? already second time. but no problem. i will raise him. we don't need to shake the hand, we are ok. there's a new leader at the vuelta a espana. spaniard jesus herrada is now the man to catch, in the leader's red jersey after stage 12. herrada started the day over five minutes behind leader simon yates of great britain, but yates' mitchelton

eric takes us to the place where he was killed he says rossy had been trying to shut the church gate to keep the police away. from the. parish sent. it was here that russell was shot when you're in his right side. but to do what they're really of look to he wanted to protect the church members and other activists who were also in the church. the protesters tried to help him eric says but the police had surrounded the place when they finally got rossi to hospital it was too late. six months after his death rossi's family a still fighting for justice for them the government's response has been hard to handle. the government made an official declaration on t.v. they said the person who died on the twenty fifth of february was a troublemaker he was a criminal or you he was a thug. rossi was a father of two a university student he wrote books he was not a thug insists his sister his family was always concerned about his activism but his sister understood anything. that is going to the street to reclaim the rights of the congolese people because manny have congo that's what he used to say.

fighting has resumed in yemen's port city of hyundai deal between who's the rebels and saudi and rossi led forces u.n. brokered peace talks collapsed last week and envoy to yemen says he'll be making several trips through the middle east on wednesday in the hope of securing commitments to continue the toll. on the european parliament has voted to trigger article seven and that could lead to hungary being stripped of its voting rights in the e.u. and raise accused of failing to respect european lauren its treatment of asylum seekers its constitutional amendments and its lack of press freedom and we will be issued a formal warning. five european countries made a last minute appeal to israel asking it not to go ahead with the demolition of a bedouin village in the occupied west bank the plan to destroy qana where two hundred people live has drawn international criticism activists are holding a sit in to try to save the village but as smith reports. it is a last supper of sorts for connor lamas residents who along with activists and supporters are waiting out the hours days weeks no one kn

. >>> stock -- scott dixon and alexander rossi in contention. he runs into the back of his teammate. rossi got a flat tire and a damaged front wing. he was forced to pit and finished seventh. that was not enough to pass dixon. he finished second behind hunter real. that race will now move to another location for the next six years. >>> a popular beach is now off- limits to swimmers after a deadly shark attack. >>> days later and florence's impact remains. i am in wilmington, north carolina. one city reeling from flooding in florence's wake. >>> and, putting a new spin on tradition. the story behind this remarkable show of colors in the south bay. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >> this storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now. >> our top story, two days after florence slammed the short, the downgraded storm is pelting -- pelting the area with rain now measured in feet. >> meanwhile, three quarters of million homes and businesses are without power. hundreds of people are still stranded in their homes surrounded by floodwaters. p

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opening lap, alexander rossy, hit his teammate marco andretti and split a tire.t him the championship. and scott dickson, he finishes as the indy car champion, it is his fifth championship title. he's the first driver to do that in 51 years. so a little special moment for mr. dixon there. >> got to mix sandy cars up there. >>> well, a california teenager finds a purse on the side with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, we have much more on the bay area professor accusing brett kavanagh of inappropriate conduct. >>> a san

. >> tami rossi chose not to evacuate but her car is packed and ready to go. it's been a weary time for firefighters and some are grabbing shut-eye when they can. >> the weather played such a big factor. li lisa argen is tracking conditions. >> we have to wait another 48 hours for a cooldown for the weather to cooperate. as we look on doppler 7 in and around the fire area, we're looking at temperatures in the 80s right now. relative humidity is low. wind is variable around 8, sometimes gusting to 13 miles an hour. we could have wind from 10 miles an hour anywhere to 15 miles an hour and breezes picking up once again. tomorrow temperatures will be warm in the upper 80s and we're expecting a cooldown to head our way tuesday, wednesday, even lasting into thursday. certainly that will help. it will bring up the relative humidity. not going to get too much in the way of fog but those cooler temperatures certainly will help out and it looks like temperature will warm up just a little bit the end of the week. for the short term, it's breezy, still quite warm and we'r

. >> alexander rossi went for a spin.rn outside sacramento is one of four vying for the championship. the title will be given after the race. >> happy birthday to the shark tank. a live look at the sap center. it turns 25 years old today. i will be there tonight to host a special event celebrating 25 years of some amazing memories. this arena really changed the game for santa clara county and paved the way for getting the sharks and all those concerts over the years. the sharks started training camp today. speaking of arenas, we have a new one in san francisco. almost. the big milestone for the warriors new home. they held a topping out ceremony at the chase center. look at that. this is drone video provided to us from the warriors. the final steel beam was put in place. workers and staff members signed the beam before it was hoisted into place. there's still a lot of work to be done. >> now seeing the building up the way it is i think you get a sense of what an amazing project this is. this will be the most amazing in th

few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossio meet other kids all of them at different stages medically and age wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah kuritz, momhes 3 weeks

his nearest rival alexander rossy who could take it at sonoma this weekend. >> should be fun. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is >>> tonight, as we come on the air, what authorities are now calling the storm of a lifetime. new warnings as we come on tonight, as hurricane florence now prepares to hit the east coast. the first major effects in just hours. tonight, the alarming new report from the national weather service. hurricane force winds now stretching 70 miles in each direction from the eye of the storm. a category 3. the hurricane track now shifting sending new communities tonight into a panic. and authorities warn this hurricane will hover along the coast for days. meteorologist ginger zee with the new track. and tonight, my interview just moments ago with the hurricane hunters up in the air this evening. what they're seeing right now. >>> on the ground, the race to escape for millions. this is their last chance. >> we are under a mandatory evacuation. plea l

doha also coming up fighting intensifies in the yemeni poor city of how data between the saudi and rossi led coalition and who see rebels. russia and china denounce the global trend toward protectionism and say it must be countered. and the u.s. warns millions of americans to get out of the way of harakat or foreign it's. the u.n. commission of inquiry says displacement in syria this year has reached levels not seen before in the seven year conflict the commission says that over one million syrian men women and children have been forced from their homes so far this year most of those displaced and now in a province the last rebel held enclave. two point nine million almost three million they are not there because they decided to go through. there because of. recall sillies show. former. this people well they will throw support to sleep. but tetrick that this pollution drove straight through the you supposed. to be confronted with this. when he is in geneva and joins us tonight the main thrust of this u.n. report is the huge number of displaced people in syria. yes that's right the report

between north and south korea eighteen yemeni fishermen have been killed in shelling by a saudi and rossi coalition a warship off. south of the rebel held city of data and the coalition has launched a new assault on the lessons as it's cut the supply lines between data and the capital. and ice nations envoy to yemen martin griffiths has left the capital sana'a after a two day visit involving talks with leaders griffiths meeting focused on resuming consultations between the yemeni government and his the rebels. andrew simmons joins us live from djibouti just across the red sea from yemen and andrew first of all do we know any you know much about any progress that griffiths made during his visit to santa. well we can only assemble what we've heard from good sources and also officially from the united nations the latest on the situation we must agree to this is that he's shed you will to be going to riyadh to speak to talk to key figures there about response to a whole series of moves from the huth is in terms of their easing of some aspects of the negotiation lines although the problems cou

yamaha veteran valentino rossi qualified in a disappointing 18th, his lowest grid position since 2006number two tsukasa yoshida in the women's —57kg final. smythe—davis was looking to become great britain's first world champion since craig fallon in 2005. for the first time in the 214—year history of the ayr gold cup, there was a dead heat. the racecourse judge could not split the 5—1 favourite son of rest, ridden by chris hayes, and the 28—1 outsider baron bolt, the mount of apprentice rider cameron noble. son of rest is the first irish—trained winner of the prestigious trophy — orjoint winner, i should say. the pdc champions league of darts is taking place in brighton. the world's top eight players split into two groups. the group stages take place today and tomorrow, the semi—finals and final tomorrow evening. defending champion mensur suljovic got things going in the afternoon session. in a first to ten legs contest, he saw off world champion rob cross. world number one michael van gerwen beat dave chisnall10—2, and wins for snakebite peter wright and darryl gurney. evening sessio

rossy who could take it at sonoma this weekend. >> should be fun. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is >>> tonight, as we come on the air, what authorities are now calling the storm of a lifetime. new warnings as we come on tonight, as hurricane florence now prepares to hit the east coast. the first major effects in just hours. tonight, the alarming new report from the national weather service. hurricane force winds now stretching 70 miles in each direction from the eye of the storm. a category 3. the hurricane track now shifting sending new communities tonight into a panic. and authorities warn this hurricane will hover along the coast for days. meteorologist ginger zee with the new track. and tonight, my interview just moments ago with the hurricane hunters up in the air this evening. what they're seeing right now. >>> on the ground, the race to escape for millions. this is their last chance. >> we are under a mandatory evacuation. please leave now. >> tonight, our team at the hospital being evacuated, with the hurricane path now on the move. the concern over nuclear power pl

few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossives him a chance to meet other kids all of them at different stages medically and age wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah kurit

randy carr in sonoma, opening last alexander rossy, blew a tire so that would cost him a championshipe took the checkered flag. and scott tickson finished as the indy car champion for the fifth time in his career. he's the first five time champion in 51 years. nascar began its playoff today in las vegas. the race was only supposed to go 268 laps but went to overtime following this late crash. brad took the checkered flag for his third straight victory and also secured the 500th career win for the team. the this is really cool, the final major of the year, one %-p. that streak nearly ended today, but angela stanford wasn't having it. at 41 she takes home her first major title despite starting the day five strokes back. she was overwhelmed with emotion. she shot a 3 under 68 and 12 under par for the tournament. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. the very last one of the season. >> what kind of water do you think they give you at an eveon tournament? >> sparkling. >> that was kind of a nitpicking call. >> yeah, they can't figure out what he catches. >> and nobody ca

he had an unlimited faith in the and rossi, the basic goodness -- the generosity, the basic goodness, the trustworthiness of the american people. that is important because subsequently, in a matter of weeks, he was approached about taking on an enormous task, something never before attempted and that no one could really put their arms around. belgium had been invaded by the germans. it was out of the war, 7.5 million people in belgium facing starvation, who at one point were down to five days of food supply. in addition, there was a corner of france. people -- 10illion million people confronted the specter of starving to death. in the face of that, hoover was hisd to in effect abandoned career for however long the war lasted and undertake the organization of what i call an independent republic of relief. no one had any idea of the dimensions of the task. they learned that the hard way. eventually, something called the commission for the relief of belgium, the crb. blockadingritain was germany. the germans to not want to feed the belgians. the british were shocked anyone asked them to

few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossit gives him a chance to meet other kids all of them at different stages medically and age wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah k

few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossiance to meet other kids all of them at different stages medically and age wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah kuritz, momhes 3

bradley rossy, to ask him about it. i wanted to make sure i had the name and phrasing correctly because some of these are, you know, very, very strict, and he pointed out to me that we were supposed to be having these conferences on a trial basis, and we have to now declare the trial to be over. we need to amend our rules so that this is a part of the way that discipline is meted out, and if we're going to continue, not only do we have to amend the rules, we have to include the feedback from the union, yes. so he shared with me that he has mentioned this to us several times, and then once he mentioned it, i said oh, yes he has. so it seems to me that time is of the essence so that we can more widely share what's going on, that it isn't one thing or the other thing, that these early case resolution conferences are facilitated by one of the commissioners, and we go back and forth until we come to a decision. the chief of the department chimes in. there's a -- a give and take, and quite an extensive conversation about it,

i like dino rossi in washington state was raised about $3 million already. she is doing everything right. he was almost elected governor. he has won the district by double digits every time he has run. in other seats. i feel excited about him. like diane harkey, she is a good recruit in minnesota. in nevada, we keep the democrats hold without nevada 3 and nevada 4. we have great recruits. i feel good about his chances. that is a democratically held seat. danny is pulling ahead in nevada 3 and that is jackie rose. another democratic seat. those are some of the recruits. i could go all day on more of the recruits but those are some great recruits but you should pay attention to. i don't know that they all win. they will all be close and they will all need to have big money spent in races. >> when you mentioned so many of your favorite recruits, half the names you mentioned were women. if you look at the republican party overall, at a time when -- it looks like there is likely to be fewer republican women in the house come january. >> i don't think that is true

i like dino rossi out in washington state. was raised about $3 million already.oing everything right, he was everywhere, almost elected governor, almost left editor, he has one -- really excited about him. -- in minnesota i told you about our two recruits. -- we have great recruits, preston hardy, who was a congressman from nevada for for two years, he is running against -- the same person he beat and a midterm cycle, much like the cycle he won in, although slightly different climate, but he is pulling ahead, feeling really good about his chances and that is a democratic held seat and danny also pulling ahead in nevada and that is jackie rosen's seat, another democratic held seat. so that is some of our recruits. i could go all day on more of our recruits but those are some great recruits that you should pay attention to and i don't know that they all win but they will all be close and they will all need -- democrats will need to spend big money in those races if they want to compete because we have great candidates that are ahead. >> when you mentioned so many o

i like dina rossi out in washington state who has raised about $3 million already.e's doing everything right. he's everywhere. he was almost elected governor and senator. he's won this district by double digits. i feel really excited about him, you know? like diane harkey, i think she's a good recruit in minnesota. i told you about our two recruits. in nf, in seats that democrats hold. nevada three and nevada four, we have great recruits. against y is running steve horseberg the same perg he beat in a midterm cycle much like the cycle he won in although slightly different climate. but crescent is pulling ahead. and that's a democratically held seat. and danny darkanian pulling ahead. and jackie another democratically held seat. so those are some of our recruits. i could go all day on more of our recruits but those are some great recruits that you should pay attention to. and i don't know that they all in, but they will all declose. and they will all meet -- democrats will need to spend big none those races if they want to ompete because we've got great candidates th

like dina rossi out in washington state. he's doing everything right. he's everywhere.e was almost elected governor. he was almost elected senator. he's won this district by double digits every time he's run in other seats. i feel really excited about him. you know, i like diane harky. i think she's a good recruit. in minnesota, i already told you about our two recruits. in nevada, in seats that democrats hold, nevada three and nevada four, we have great recruits. cresent hardy, who was the congressman from nevada for two years, is running against steve, the same person he beat, in a mid term cycle much like the cycle he won in although slightly different climate but crescent is polling ahead. -- cersent is polling ahead. and danny in nevada three, that's jacky rosen's seat. there are some of our recruits. i could go all day. those are great recruits you should pay attention to. i don't know if they all win but they will all be close and they will all need -- democrats will need to spend big money in those races if they want to compete because we have great candidates a

few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossiage wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah kuritz, momhes 3 weeks old now and hes doing really good but every day is another day i

. >> rossis himself and you see that look on his face and how sad he is because he wanted to take herdience went insane. [ cheers and applause ] >> at the height of must see tv, thursday nights on nbc, 75 million americans watched thursday night. that was at the time one-third of the country. >> what is this stuff? >> this sweater is angora. >> well, it's wonderful. >> the machine that was nbc in the '90s for comedy was untouchable. >> you are not from around here, are you? >> it generated so much viewer ship and money and awards. >> we do not need this. >> this is the top of our wedding cake. >> it's not a scrapbook. it's a freezer. >> i think part of this chapter in television where we realized we were at the right place at the right time. >> let's see how you like this naughty boy. >> oh my god. >> we certainly associate nbc of the '90s with having extremely successful sitcoms. but they weren't the only network that found their way to having some success. tgif was on abc on friday and it was their block of family oriented comedies. >> i can't take it. i need the cake. >> oh, michel

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