>> it's interesting you point to that because in the "new york times" the conservative commentator russbot has talked precisely about what you're just saying and basically saying you could sort of sum up the presidency maybe as farce rather than tragedy because none of those things you said have actually come true. and he also says for all his br braggart's talk trump has done nothing that compares with the power grabs and norm violations of woodrow wilson, lyndon johnson, richard nixon, george w. bush or even barack obama. so has it been prematurely history the dire history of the trump administration? >> i wouldn't agree with the idea of the power violations of all those other presidents. i mean, what you judge power by is what is the purpose for which it is being used. and in those presidents, many of those i would say, certainly franklin roosevelt and lyndon johnson, they were using power for expanding, except for war in vietnam, expanding the lives and the opportunities of the ordinary citizen. and that's a very different thing from just using power for self. but i do feel less pes

position and thus there's broad support among republicans and democrats in the united states for this russ feingold thank you for talking to our desire. u.s. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is set to meet president trump at the white house on thursday amid reports his job is on the line rosenstein is overseeing the investigation into alleged russian interference during the twenty sixteen election last week the new york times reported he'd been looking at ways to seek a record trump to help build a case for his removal from office committee help get us more. as donald trump at with heads of government at the u.n. general assembly in new york back in washington his own government was reeling with speculation about the fate of this man deputy attorney general rod rosenstein you want to have very very few words of openness of the border immediately right at that after a single tweet on social media that rosenstein the man overseeing the investigation into alleged trunk campaign ties to the kremlin was resigning reporters scrambled to find out what was going on. the president is reported

to things right now are going forward with the russe investigation but its future is up in the air as long as rod rosen science future is up in the air and we should mention that the reason why rosenstein is in charge of this is because jeff sessions the actual attorney general recused himself from overseeing this investigation at the beginning of the trumpet ministration there's a lot of chess pieces moving around here but right now at the baseline rosenstein does still have a job the russian vessel is still going forward however there is now this meeting on thursday in light of everything that happened last night and today and things might still change rapidly but thank you so much correspondent meyer's waiter there in washington. now to some other stories we're following for you around the world today u.s. president donald trump has dismissed the sexual assault allegations against his being court brett kavanaugh as politically motivated trump says he's with him all the way to have an on his accuser are due to testify before a senate panel on thursday another woman is also claiming

transgender german singer russ has lived in l.a. for six years now she's embarking on her first u.s. tour and plans to conquer the big stages she'll be the australian singer troisi bones supporting us. that was kim petras i'd love to see her life and now i'd like to introduce you to our new series respect women in pop women in germany have had the vote for almost one hundred years and the global need to debate has been raging for almost a year what about the music industry. how successful are women in german pop. if taking a look at the stats according to j.f.k. entertainment the number of female solo artists in the german album charts is falling and it's already a pretty low women make up the muse leave twenty nine percent. but why do female singers start less promotion time. the figures are even worse for female composers and there it's right in the german radio charts they barely get ten percent airplay on average pretty shocking i would say. let's find out what's going on. in our new series we present strong female musicians who

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the camp called hope city is at russ drive, just south of the airport. big tents there. each houses up to ten people with access to showers and clean water. but there's growing support for the community that popped up not too long ago because it's actually on state land. the state will have the final say. >>> meantime, san t old city hallnt comnity. there's one problem. the top county executive is against the idea. jeff smith took us inside the old city hall to illustrate his point, saying that it's not designed for people to live in because there are verment, pests and water damage. the final decision will be made on september 25th. >>> it's 4:50. the trouble millennium tower could soon be yellow-tagged. san francisco inspectors have given managers of the tower until the end of the week to make safety improvements or else access to the building could be limited. an investigation is under way as to why a window on the 36th floor cracked. the crack has inspectors concerned. they want an overhead protection system installed around the perimeter of the building too protect

this was -- the senator that i worked for, senator russ finegold published a piece that said when he was evaluating nominees, truthfulness was a nonnegotiable quality. brett kavanagh's truthfulness has been called into question by the hearing so far and now we have an issue where he has categorically denied allegations and again, it's a question of whether he is telling the truth. that's something that i think the senate has a duty to determine. all senators who are going to vote on this nomination need to know the facts of this particular situation and need to be able to reach a conclusion on it because they are going to have to live with their votes. and rushing this to judgment, having the hearing on monday with an empty chair for dr. ford and then going to a vote in the senate judiciary committee and a vote on the senate floor, would be just a terrible thing for the institution of the senate and for the supreme court ultimately if he's confirmed and further information comes out. >> i have just received a written statement from chuck grassley, the chairman of the committee, and m

be that someone can be away from work for an extended amount of time they could come back kind of russ ski also there's a risk when someone is away for an extended period of time? guess what they may not want to come back. >> those are the risks to the company and we teached on it briefly in the package is there an issue people letting people know they can be replaced is that a realistic concern for employees before they take a sabbatical >> we haven't seen evidence that that's a risk. the inverse is what we're seeing employees taking sabbaticals and employers allowing the saab bat kals are typically good to outstanding employees. meaning these employers want to give them extended time off knowing it is actually a tool for retaining the employees long term that's how they're looking at it we or not really seeing that idea of them being replaced, but rather give them some added time and this is a reason to keep them longer. >> is this something small companies can after noford to dw or only large companies with a deeper bench >> right now we're seeing about 17% of companies across the u

open congress, the most bipartisan congress, and most unified congress honoring our founders, eplure russ une yum, from many one. can't imagine how different we would be. but we would strive for unity. what we will do will have that principle of what unifies us as a country. seeks truth, protects our voting system, and the rest. but again, not to just pick a fight but to make progress. reporter: you have only been -- the democratic caucus compared to the republican caucus, this week's primary results in massachusetts. the latest that next year democrats are going to be even more diverse. what's your response to the trend this year? do you think an increasingly diverse caucus means the caucus should take a different approach in terms of what it pushes for next year? ms. pelosi: the two areas i think you are making reference to, one in new york and one in boston, are a reflection of those districts. i'm going to give you a chance to amend michael capuano for being a progressive champion in the congress. on the financial services committee. champion for affordable health, transportation, for

the flight was originally scheduled to takeoff at 12:45 a.m. today, duty manager russ mackey said. the fuel spill from the plane - an airbus a320 according to information from flightaware.com - amounted to less than 10 gallons, was cleaned up and the flight is scheduled to takeoff at 4:30 a.m. today, he said. mackey said the spill didn't affect any storm drains and volaris mechanics inspected the aircraft. the number of passengers on the flight wasn't immediately made available by airport officials. ( james ) airport officials. available by airport officials. ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) in the south bay... a san jose police officer is suing the department claiming he was discriminated against following the september 11 terrorist attacks. nabil haidar, who is lebanese- american and muslim, says other san jose police officers taunted him with endless racist accusations. the police officer says the harassment intensified after the u-s invaded iraq in 2003 and continued for many years. haidar has been with the san jose police department for 21 years. the city says an internal inve

president is spending quite a few hours with the chinese have the biggest delegation here and lot of russ's number one city in the far east and for one route of discussions the leaders were joined by the wealthiest businessmen from the two countries there is also a standard bilat just before it began the president's talk to the president talked about a special level of trust between the two countries in politics security and defense issues so don't expect the two to only stick to business and regional ties when they talk behind closed doors the russian the russian ambassador in beijing was asked about the potential agenda. he said that definitely there will be plenty of discussion about syria perhaps they will talk about north korea as well but in any case. have known each other for quite some again as i said there's a special level of trust so in the next few hours we are likely to hear about further steps beijing and moscow that they should make towards each other and in the near future i guess we will see the two countries being together on the international scene perhaps it's even fair

.">( james ) the group chose the parking lot on russ and mckinley streets because of the slow movementhe homeless population. ( james ) a fire at a homeless encampment in oakland is now under investigation. authorities say this is a growing problem... and at least one city leader believes these fires are being set intentionally. the latest fire was sparked yesterday morning at a city park on east 12th street. it is one of several homeless camp sites in the councilman noel gallo's district. he says it is not uncommon for him to hear that confrontations inside the camps... lead to them being burned down. oakland police say a body was found near the burned encampment. but the person's death does not appear to be related to the fire. ( darya ) we now know the name of the man whose body was found on a pacifica beach. he's 25-year old elliott loring wakefield. wakefield's body was found around 7:30 sunday morning on the beach below the 800 block of palmetto avenue. police have not released any further details on wakefield's death. but are asking for anyone with information on the incident to

russ has a veto. the u.k. will have to rely on the eu.he problem is that some european allies are reluctant to antagonize russia. this will be real test of british diplomacy and european unity. ews, thendale, bbc foreign office. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight program ugandanto the popstar and politician claims mistreated by the military. has ruled that being gay is no longer a criminal offense. the decisi reverses a colonial-era law that categorized homosexuality as an offense. the reaction in new delhi. reporter: the end of two decadel of legal strug to take out a victorian law that made same-sex love criminal. the court struck off the law and heid it was a weapon for harassment of india's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and tragender -- trans community. >> in private, there is consent and it is in private, it wilt nobe an offense. >> i haven't come o to my o parents, so i willat tonight. it is a huge turn of events. i did not really expect. i just came to listen to whatever the verdict was. reporter: t

the flight was takeoff at 12:45 a.m. today, duty manager russ mackey said.he plane - an airbus a320 according to information from flightaware.com - amounted to less than 10 gallons, the fligh scheduled to takeoff at 4:30 a.m. today, he said. mackey said the spill didn't affect any storm drains and volaris mechanics inspected the aircraft. the number of passengers on the flight wasn't immediately made available by airport officials. ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) a big story this morning... newly released video shows the pandemonium inside the colseium bart station.. before the mob attack last year. ( darya ) surveillance cameras show the scene as about 40 young people came streaming into the bart station.. this was in april of 20-17. another angle shows them as they stream past the station agent. shortly after this.. the mob gets on board a train. ( james ) that's when rusty stapp says three males reached for his phone. stapp says two males started hitting and kicking him... until he handed over his phone. two juveniles and one 18-year-old was arrested.. b

russ the third term i've seen this now the first review is a homegrown will solve why why not now travel on the plane mainly every five days about was and forward the planes are always part. thousands of tourists go but some forwards ok these guys went to london then they went sightseeing solar is on the track it's. got a huge cathedral big spire big site see a place i'm actually thinking we're talking about the weather earlier on though talk about the weather is one thing when you get snow here in moscow everything grinds on as it does remember with the beast in the east that time when i actually missed my flight but because everything literally ground to a hole to heathrow it does get a bit of snow there now either which way i'm just listening a bit more to what they're saying they're hearing their side i'm not judging either which side but some of it may be clicking there now britain says this pair a russian intelligence officer moderator asked the more about that didn't she what did they say that you know indian before we go on the foreign office in fact has commented on this intervi

russ as defense ministry says it's identified the missile that brought down malaysia airlines flight m a seventeen in two thousand and fourteen comparisons of registration numbers coupled with audio intercepts point they say to ukraine's direct involvement is donna breaks down the findings. so what the russian defense ministry has done is they took the serial number of the missing published earlier by the official investigation and the joint investigative team say that they took that serial number from a piece of the debris from the actual crash site so they blamed that very message directly for the downing of the mh seventeen passenger jet so the russian defense ministry they took that serial number and matched them try to find mentions of it in its own archive documents and what they found was actually the passport of that very midst of that which tracks the whole life cycle of that missile back from the moment when it was produced manufactured in u.s.s.r. to the point also showing which exact army unit was armed with that missile and here's what the russian defense ministry found

joining us is russ mould, investment director, aj bell. yellow i think it was what we expected, and powell seems determined to try to normalise policy is much as he can. the rates are now 2.25%, and they are getting ready now for the next recession, mad as it sounds when the economy is so strong, but if you look at previous possessions, the fed cuts interest rates by five percentage points on average, so it is hard to do that if you are starting at 2.5. he will be trying to board as much in his locker as a camper when the next downturn starts. some are saying 2020? 0therwise owls are talking about in income tax rate cut in —— interest rate cut in 2020, which is good for president trump because that is the election—year. the monetary policy committee members seem to be forecasting interest rate cuts for 2021, so they are getting ready, they are preparing for the future. speaking about the future, from one mogul to another, media mogul rupert murdoch, he has ended his association with satellite broadcasting after almost three decades. he is

exhausted by the slow turning wheels of government volunteers chose a parking lot on russ and mckinley streets belonging to the employment development department to set up...but didn't get formal approval.so their solution has an expiration date.san jose chp who is responsible for the land can evict them after 72 hours...but their captain says they're committed to finding a legal space.sot: captain ceto ortiz, san jose chp// "that's the last thing we want to do is coming in and throwing out people like that our purpose is really to provide safety for all individuals and we're allowing flexibility within reason to allow this process to transpire. hopefully we can do it within 72 hours. i have a lot of confidance in our officials that we can find a location i think that's the best scenario. but we have to understand one thing ultimarely it's a state building it is state property and sooner or later we have to restore the parking lot back." hope village has the backing of a few san jose councilmember s that support the effort and want to pave the way for a legal encampment.sot: tam nguyen

during separate trips to taipei they discussed regional peace cross strait issues and by actual trade russ feingold is an asia political risk analyst he says the deal will add to china's growing concerns. given that it's a relatively small dollar amount and spare parts by itself it wouldn't anger china however the totality of the circumstances are certainly indicative that this will contribute to more tension between the us and china we've seen so many issues our rise just in the last week or two whether it's u.s. military patrols in the south china sea the tariffs the sanctions on certain chinese companies the collapse for now of trade talks with the cancellation of a high level visit by a chinese official to the u.s. and now this announcement of sale weapon sales to taiwan so it's one more issue that will now be on the agenda and clearly they'll be a period of recriminations from both sides as we simply don't know how long taiwan could withstand a military attack from china but from the u.s. perspective anything that you can do such as sell these the spare parts for what is likely in the

. >> he partnered with russ fine feingold. >> and one of his other priorities, immigration reform. >> that the only way they're going -- the gop and the country is going to succeed is if they have immigration policies that are strong and compassionate. >> senator mccain wanted very badly to become president mccain. >> thank you very much. >> he first ran in 2000. >> and i know my principles and i know my ideals and i know my goals for the future of this country. >> well, when john mccain first started to run, nobody knew who he was. in an effort to try and get better known, he wanted full access to the media all the time. >> thus was born the straight talk express. >> he was always on the record. >> i compare myself to luke skywalker. >> he was just a rolling adventurer. >> where you want to be on january 20th, 2001. >> yes, sir. i'd like to be raising my hand and i'd like to be saying to the american people, you young people say there are no great causes anymore. every place where there's a hungry child, there's a great cause. every play where there's a senior citizen without a home,

most of russ on the dry side. you noticed leesburg, hagerstown, right through national harbor. a couple of showers but they're few and far betweene' and not seeing the drizzle out there. you see the rainfall. most of it well to the north and east. so time flooding around the philadelphia area. we've seenhe showers and we've seen the end of the showers. the temperatures today, 80 degrees. yeah. 80 degrees with the high yesterday only in the 60s. even warmer tomorrow. it ces with a chance of strong to severe storms. we'll take you hour by hour. >>> all right. thank u. for some, it is a way of life to take a bicycle. and thiserson was killed just about a block away from the end of his commute.ll it happened at 12th street and constitution avenue. chri spoke to thvictim's wife in an emotional interview today. what did she tellyou? >> well, she says police found the car that killed her husband right here in this intersection. tonight authorities are still looking for the driver. he rode his bike fro his nome arlington to the natural history museum yesterday morning, he was riding ea

they've been a great blessing to humanity, they have made us the wealthiest most pros russ country one those ideal. we're not about an ethnic group or blood or soil. we're about freedom, equal justice, respecting the dignity of every person. i think that's he would like us to do. learn to like each other. >> i wonder if you could talk to me about writing with john mccain. what was that process like, whether it was speeches or the last book or any of them? >> i don't know if anybody appreciates it, but he was extremely well read. not just in nonfix, of course he was, but in fiction. we had similar tastes in those lines, and he could talk quite intelligently about somerset, or hemingway or william trevor, a mutual favorite. we enjoyed the same things to read. he wanted to speak plainly but passionately, sort of, i don't know, the way you would expect a guy that had sacrificed so much for his country's ideals to speak. somehow we had kind of a mind meld on how that should sound and it was a happy collaboration for 30 years. >> well, he was lucky to have you. >> kind to say. >> pitching f

it all comes from russ particular dishes our gand mothers cooked for us. >> anthony: do you have anyve and protect the traditional flavors of mexico or not? >> yeah, of course. everything that you see here in front of you is inspired by something that we had as a child. but how do we present that with our training and how do we present that with our experience that's going to give people value to want to pay more for it? >> i think los angeles is kind of a stage for that next level. and chef ray is doing a good job of that. he's presenting stuff like this and that's what's going to elevate people's mindset in terms of what you can do with this food. >> anthony: skin on pork, cured and assaulted, cooked for 36 hours, then deep fried, and served with elephant garlic mola and radish sprouts. it's a slow cooked lamb be with oyster mushrooms and csso. a sweet potato filled with pork. ears, tails, and snout. topped with a drizzle of a sauce. >> i have a present for you guys here. a predessert. i know it's your favorite eddie. we have this here so it's sort of like a predessert. my take on

. >> sheldon whitehouse, a democrat, when john mccain came -- when russ feingold, democrat from wisconsiname to the senate he had never met john mccain, john mccain reached out to him and said, let's do reforms together. and they did and then feingold was defeated and mccain turned to whitehouse. >>> i am resurrection and i am life. says the lord. whoever has faith in me shall have life and though he die. and everyone who has life and has committed himself to me in faith shall not die for ever. as for me, i know that my redeemer lives and that at the last he will stand upon the earth. after my awaking, he will raise me up and in my body i shall see god. i myself shall see and be bold him who is my friend and not a stranger. for none of us has life in himself and none becomes his own master when he dies. for if we have life, we are alive in the lord, and if we die, we die in the lord. so, then whether we live or die, we are the lord's possession. happy from now on are those who die in the lord. so it is, says the spirit, for they rest from their labors. >> see the pallbearers. among them t

i will start with our usual clean power sf enrollment ander is russ is status update. i'm also going to provide some information related to the global climate action summit that being held here in san francisco. and i will update the p.c.i. at the public utilities. with respect to our enrollment and service update, clean power continues to move along successfully. clean power sf is serving 108,000 accounts with a cumulative opt-out percentage of 3.1% since program launch. our super green upgrade rate continues to exceed the opt-out rate at 3.4% of active customers. and with an upcoming october quarterly enrollment of customers that have signed up for the program, we're anticipating that it will jump up to 3.6% so, it continues to climb, very positively. that means in october, we'll have more than 3,800 businesses and households in san francisco that have elected to receive 100% renewable electricity from clean power sf. so today marks the opening of the 2018 global climate action summit hosted right here in san francisco. the summit, which runs through the 14th, but th

going to russ. >> from beautiful las vegas, nevada >> whatever. >> i believe that las vegas sands isversold condition due to trade fears with china now beijing considers macow a bright spot to their economy and i'd like to knowif this is a buying opportunity or will the chinese cut off their nose to spite their face. >> i think they would cut off their nose to spite their face they're playing the long time, what you keep hearing, that means the short game, i'm not recommending the stock i need to go to mark in california >> hello, jim from the west coast. >> i'm here. where are you? >> right next door to you, just down the street. my wife is a big fan of paycome and she's been buying it for some time. only recently have i gotten on board with the stock i know it had a strong run up, do you think there's more upside potential -- >> your wife has horse sents the stock is a little high, it's elevated but one of those stocks let's say it's anointed. let it come in a little before you buy it let's go to gregory in california gregory. >> big condolences to you my friend on the loss of your

exhausted by the slow turning wheels of government volunteers chose a parking lot on russ and mckinleyng to the employment development department to set up...but didn't get formal approval.so their solution has an expiration date.san jose chp who is responsible for the land can evict them after 72 hours...but their captain says they're committed to finding a legal space.sot: captain ceto ortiz, san jose chp// "that's the last thing we want to do is coming in and throwing out people like that our purpose is really to provide safety for all individuals and we're allowing flexibility within reason to allow this process to transpire. hopefully we can do it within 72 hours. i have a lot of confidance in our officials that we can find a location i think that's the best scenario. but we have to understand one thing ultimarely it's a state building it is state property and sooner or later we have to restore the parking lot back." hope village has the backing of a few san jose councilmember s that support the effort and want to pave the way for a legal encampment.sot: tam nguyen, san jose counc

the taiwanese leader during separate trips to taipei to discuss regional peace and bilateral trade russ feingold is an asia political risk analyst he says the deal will add to china's growing concerns. given that it's a relatively small dollar amount and spare parts by itself it wouldn't anger china however the totality of the circumstances are certainly indicative that this will contribute to more tension between the u.s. and china we've seen so many issues are rise just in the last week or two whether it's u.s. military patrols in the south china sea the tariffs the sanctions on certain chinese companies the collapse for now of trade talks with the cancellation of a high level visit by a chinese official to the u.s. and now this announcement of sale weapons sales to taiwan so it's one more issue that will now be on the agenda and clearly they'll be a period of recriminations from both sides as we simply don't know how long taiwan could withstand a military attack from china but from the u.s. perspective anything that you can do such as sell these the spare parts or what is likely in t

we want it to be 62-58 >> right four russing the passer penalties.aul, he tapped roethlisberger it is this body weight thing they almost want -- as i tweeted out last night, the body in motion tends to stay in motion i wonder if fans will get annoyed by these roughing penalties. >> they want to keep the pace of play going if they're hoping after a few weeks the defense will get the message, stay away from the quarterbacks don't touch them one twisted a leg trying to avoid the quarterback. >> we have to move on to this topic. where are you from originally? >> los angeles any flyers fans -- any flyers fans out there, i don't know what this is let's talk about this mascot >> let's see it. we should talk while it's on there we go. >> oh, television. >> my instant reaction is no one is talking about the philadelphia flyers generally, in philadelphia they're talking about the eegagles and the sixes >> is this real or a joke? >> we see a lot of wacky mascots across the big leagues a lot of times they disappear after a short period of time whether it's real

the camp is called hope city at russ drive just south of the airport. has big tents and houses up to ten people in each tent with access to showers and clean water. growing support and something that popped up not too long ago. the state has the final say. >>> south bay leaders taking a bold step in trying to tackle the homeless problem. they want to convert san jose's old city hall into a new homeless facility. city council decided to begin that process. as nbc's bay area robert honda reports top county executives hate the idea. >> reporter: today's decision by san jose will only escalate the debate over whether the old city hall annex should be converted into a homeless facility. executive jeff smith says he thinks it's a bad idea and took us inside to prove it. >> hopefully it doesn't fall apart while we're inside. >> reporter: jeff smith doesn't hide his disgust in turning the old san jose city hall into a homeless facility and isn't impressed with proposals that call for a major overhaul, even if it's funded with private money. >> this is the mecha

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most of russ under a flood watch and that will be until tomorrow morning. some pockets of moderate rain on far western maryland and down into northern virginia. the rain will continue not just during the evening hours but overnight. into tomorrow morning as well. and because of that, and how saturated the ground is, we're all under a flood watc >> all right.pt >> the resn of testimony. >>> you said today that mark dge was a friend of yours from high school. dr. ford said he was in the room when you were attacked and she says you were, too. the fbi has never interviewed him. the chairman refuses to call sm. if she ising mark judge was in the room then, he suld be in the room today. would you want him called as a witness? >> senator, this allegation came into the committee -- >> i'm just asking the question. here asu want him to a witness? >> he has already provided sworn testimony. this allegation has been hidden by the committee -- >> it has not been investigated by the fbi. the committee has rused to allow it to be. >> it was sprung -- >> it was not invest

he has long relationships with russ russia. how did the platform get changed. what about this offer for a private briefing about the campaign to a russian oligarch. so there are a lot of areas that robert mueller will be very curious about that paul manafort is very likely to know. >> a very long list there. guy lewis, last question to you. i want to take shock of where we are in the context of this larger investigation. problem mueller here, 32 individuals indicted, six guilty pleas, one conviction. and where do things go from here? >> i think that they will sit down with manafort and they will spend days and days debriefing him. i think that the prosecutors in new york will be sitting down with cohen and spending days and days debriefing him and then following up. remember also, they have also imun i m immunized the cfo of the trump organization. you have his former cfo, a former lawyer, former campaign chair. it is starting to line up where the mueller team is no longer hitting singles, they are hitting triples and home runs. and you will see more charges co

long lines, russ telling me that is typical on a big product release day.ave one of the new phones, right. >> this is the xs. neil: i have the big, big one right here. >> need to be honest. neil: you got me. >> this is the xs. basically there is the x, jeez the names, xs max is the giant one. too big for me. just too big for my hand. >> it is interesting thing. apple the way they do these cycles. they have extreme change in design. that kind of came last year. so this is more about changing components this year. neil: did you like it? have you been playing around with it? >> i just started messing around wit. i think, you know the camera has enhanced, has improved. i think if you bought one last year. you're probably not going to see world-changing difference between this one. but that is standard for apple. they just refined the old model. next year doing more drastic change. neil: rebecca, what i find more remarkable, people are not blinking thought of spending a lot of money on a phone, don't feel necessarily justified to make that leap just yet. not pri

the russ by the timou t morgan hill, you're back at speed for 101. you're not at speed right here., more brake lights across west 192, san mateo bridge. there were no incidents, just a lot of traffic. more cars than the lanes can handle right now. >> pretty busy out there. >>> busy weekend? >> oh, yeah. >> we've got some great weather and a lot of events around the bay area. let's check out your forecast for saturday. as you start to make plans, it's going to be still in the mid-60s for the coast. no major changes. the inland valleys reaching up to 79 degrees. very nice. more of the same on sunday. with mostly sunny skies and some mid-60s for sunday for the coast. cloudy skies, 73 for the bay. and 80 for the inland valleys. and then as you try to find something to do, if you're around morgan hill, check out the family fun festival happening att. catherine. starts out at noon. it's going to be really nice. it's high temperatures only reaching into the mid-70s. it will feel a little more like fall. if you're in san francisco, near at&t park, stop by the nbc bay area treat truck and g

was any real interest in preserving the remnants of the past that remain, but you'd be wrong said russ not mutually exclusive. we can be looking at the future and honoring our past. both things are happening in silicon valley. >> reporter: all the signs are aging, but a champion nonetheless by people convinced while they outlasted the businesses they once served, they have not yet outlived their usefulness. >> the goal is to have them out in public display lit, operating and animated so people can see and enjoy them. >> reporter: in san jose devin fehely, kpix5. >> like the old tower records in sacramento. >>> ahead 200 years of records wiped out in the night, the unimaginable loss after a prize museum goes up in flames. >> it was unhealthy air quality in the santa clara valley this morning, things taking a little step forward. we'll keep the hazy sunshine but good to moderate air quality tomorrow. the ocean breeze is cranked up. we've lost the top of the sales force tower. which one day will be the warmest in the seven-day coming up? just when you thought you were done painting... ...

i am running to take values to russ -- washington d.c.. phil said he is running to and that dry spell for democrats in tennessee. he said he thinks the d.c. listens too much to voters. i think d.c. needs to listen more to voters. that's why draining the swamp is about. when it comes to the debt and the deficit making those cuts and spending less is what we need to do. chuck schumer who has bought and paid for this campaign, he is chuck schumer's number one recruit. chuck schumer spends more. when it comes to dealing with health care and our rural hospitals i want patient-centered health care that is going to focus on that. i want to secure the borders and build the wall. he calls that political theater so there are some differences between us. you have heard a little bit about us and where i come from in my background. i grew up on a farm went to college on a 4-h club scholarship. chuck and i have two children, two grandchildren. we have worked in williamson county to make it a great committee. served in the state senate and lead that figh

that will happen in the parking lot on russ drive. >>> a followup. what may be a life-saving device just got a little easier. that's because a new competitor to epipen injectors are coming to the market. the epipen can make a difference between life and death for someone with a severe allergic reaction. walgreens and drug company callio just announced a partnership to sell a device called aqive. it's similar to getting the epipen. >> what i hear from my sources, this shortage that we have currently should be fixed quite quickly. >> and for people with the right health insurance coverage, that new device may be available at no cost. [ bell ringing ] >> the dow rises more than 100 points as apple leads tech shares higher. analysts expect higher earnings for the tech giant. and we expect some announcements from apple. we'll cover that extensively. that's coming tomorrow on "today in the bay." dow jones industrial average up about 133 points right now. >>> starving students, not to meanings eaters on a budget may be a little disappointed to hear this. th

as the leaeaf russ ility t aeeinran, the ld city ofdl wilk ia abzeididauor oo tuing back fess, and hopen waim alnde,oming . i'm amy goodman. supreme court justice nominee brett kavanaugh faces a final day of senate confirmation hearingsgs on capitol hill toda, one day after the proceedings took a dramatic turn when democratic senators began releasing confidential documents from kavanaugh's work at the george w. bush white house. the release was begun by new jersey senator cory booker, who said he was willing to risk his senate career by deliberately violating rules against releasing protected information. booker was responding to the trump administration's decision to withhold more than 100,000 pages of kavanaugh's records on the basis of presidential privilege.e. >> i come from a long line, as all of us do, understand what that, civil disobedience -- i derstand t the consequences. theheight now, before process is finished, i'm going to release the mail about racial profiling. i understand pitilessly comes with potential ousting from the desk penalty comes with potential ousting from the

he replaced one of mccain's allies, russ feingold. he is also member of the foreign relations committee. you were at the memorial service yesterday. what does it say about president trump that he wasn't welcome at memorial services for one of the most widely respected individuals in our country? >> good morning, martha. you know, i was also at the rotunda. i was at the 2 1/2-hour service yesterday, and it was a privilege and honor to be there, and i'll just tell you, having sat in that chair listening to the tributes, that's why it took away from it. i watched a daughter grieving the loss of her father and how important john mccain was, and what a great father he was. i listened to joe lieberman and henry kissinger, and president obama talk about who john was, and what he brought to america, and the cause that john mccain fought tirelessly for throughout his life, what he sacrificed for. i'm telling you. that's what i heard. yeah, there are some political comments made, but by and large, it was a tribute to john mccain and that was fi

a serious hurricane particularly as it hovers and russ there. particularly those of us that have been through these disasters, we know what those families and communities are going through and we extend our thoughts as much set -- as much as possible to you. these storms cause very dangerous conditions and the risk to life remains after the winds dies down. -- die down. in puerto rico, we saw the death toll climbed to 3000. in the aftermath of hurricane maria. go to thet sympathies families of those 3000 individuals because that tweet affected 3000 families mourning a loss of those individuals. leader pelosi, we want to thank you for coming down and leading the delegation to the virgin islands because the islands needed a much -- the islands needed to have this visit. you did an amazing job of getting to the areas. it is important to see your leadership in looking how the funding has been distributed. and that is important. it was not just being with people in the immediate aftermath of the hurricane but ensuring that the congress's resolutions

alexander petrov and russ lambosherof.fo they're dressethe english winter but just arrived from moscow two dayinto their trip, they're captured smiling as they walked through salisbury. it's alleged that, minutes earlier, they contaminated the scrskripals' front door with th never agent, broug from moscow, the suspected weorpon in a terrist attack. this has been a colossa police investigation. 11,000 hours of cctv footage has been studied to reach these conclusions, but this case is now about politics as much asor police wk. >> i can tell the house that based on a body of intelligence the government has concluded that the two indedividuals n by the police and cps are officers from the russian military intelligence serce also known as the gru. >> reporter: former russia spree sergei skral and daughter yulia were poisoned in march. dawn sturgis was killed, her partner charley rowley injured when they were poisoned four months later. it took two months for the police to identify this as the hotel where the salisbury spects had been staying, and when they got here in may, they made an impi

military sales and russ feingold is an asia political risk analyst he says this new deal with taiwan will not help relations between china and the u.s. we simply don't know how long taiwan could withstand a military attack from china but from the u.s. perspective anything that you can do such as sell these spare parts or what is likely in the future additional weapon sales does help taiwan prevent a chinese attack given that it's a relatively small dollar amount and spare parts by itself it would in anger china however the totality of the circumstances are certainly indicative that this will contribute to more tension between the u.s. and china and we've seen so many issues arise just in the last week or two whether it's u.s. military patrols in the south china sea the tyrant's and now this announcement of sale weapons sales to taiwan so it's one more issue got will now be on the agenda then clearly they'll be a period of recriminations from both sides. world leaders are in new york for the u.n. general assembly as secretary general is expected to paint a grim picture of the state of

most of russ ready to move.t going to say that some people that bother me, jeff is 100% consistent. >> and so they have got, they got to finish the supplemental background check less than a week, the fbi. is it going to take a week if they're never going to figure out where the alleged incident happened? >> i think we've got a process, to answer some questions. i will let you ask others but i feel like, the supplemental background check can be done quickly. and, i feel comfortable we're going to move forward and he will get confirmed. >> what has to happen in the supplemental check for it to be thorough? >> people who look at it say it thorough. >> what is mark judge doesn't answer questions and are you concerned what he might say? >> he has made a statement under penalty of a felony. if he is willing to talk again, can't imagine him saying anything different. that will be up to him. i don't know what he is going to say. we'll see. we'll see what happens. >> have you heard from your colleagues, senator collins,

mentioned in the anonymous op-ed is seeing a divergence of officials and trump said particularly on russ. haley has diverged so i don't know in f that's right or wrong or what it is but that's pointed to in the op-ed as manager that maybe she's -- doesn't know that she's part of -- >> there is this chasm of the trump administration's position on russia and president trump's position on russia. >> absolutely. that's one of the things that the anonymous op-ed writer wanted to point out. i think they said astute observers have realized that the administration is a little bit tougher on russia than commonly given credit for with respect to sanctions and a few other things and trump is dragged kicking and screaming on every one of the policies. now look. obviously they need people to staff the government. i don't think you would say that everyone should resign. >> no. to the contrary. >> you need someone. but the reason people don't -- aren't incentivized to step up, they're not coming out and baring witness and saying this is what's going on. nixon and watergate. not until john dean came for