department of education commissioner manny diaz, commerce secretary alex kelly, highway safety motor vehicles executiveirector dave turner, department of children and families secretary siobhan harris, secretary of florida department of corrections ricky dixon, florida insurance commissioner michael jaworski, department of juvenile justice secretary eric hall, and major general john hoss, florida national barn. so we are here now, still less than a week after the storm hit. very quickly after the storm, our rescue mission concluded rapidly. the rescue efforts were made. they were successful. we had the sheriff's department here. we have sheriff's department around the state, police, and then all the state agencies, national guard to the state guard, highway patrol, fish and wildlife service and if you name it, they were all on target. because that mission has been completed, i have sent rescue operations and rescue assets to western north carolina to help with that. it is a very dicey situation there we want to be able to get people to safety. we do have sites in dixie county, taylor county, and forcef

safety. i've issued an executive order and really putting kids at the forefront. we're going to get people off sidewalks, you know, out of parks, if they're near businesses or residential within 50ft. we're going to remove them. you know, if they're using critical infrastructure such as electricity out on the streets or underneath or overpasses, we have to remove them because this is going to cause a larger danger for the public at large. the mayor also says the recent grants past supreme court decision is allowing her office to move quickly in clearing encampments to decision 2024. did you watch it? the two vice presidential candidates squaring off in their first and only debate last night. a lot of important issues came up. here's our scott mcgrew. yes, lots of issues. abortion, the middle east, the deficit. now that doesn't necessarily mean the candidates answered the questions, but at least the questions were there. minnesota governor tim walz squaring off against ohio senator jd vance. probably the last debate for the election. trump has indicated he will not

we spent the morning talking about, ortberg is talking about bringing back the culture of safety, of executionsafety? >> i don't know when the culture went bad. and whether it really is the key thing. >> well, between -- >> i think it's a more difficult thing to measure -- >> is it mullberg? >> no, muilenburg, that was not good. that was bad. >> he's spot on today, isn't he? makes fun of my amazon thing, reaches on -- >> not going to get over that, are you? >> -- an incredible conclusion that muilenburg wasn't good. i was trying to get people to realize, don't buy the stocks. >> let's talk about another mover. on semi came into the session looking like it was going to be higher, about a $30 billion market cap. you know, i'm looking at a lot of quick sampling here. good enough, seems better than shorts feared, 45% gross margin seems like a positive. all that. then, it it turned around. now it's already kind of coming back a bit, but it had been down as much as 5%. the conference call. and here's what we have to share from it. it seemed to give some investors pause. the company's president said,

safety. i've issued an executive order and really putting kids at the forefront. we're going to get people off sidewalks, you know, out of parks if they're near businesses or residential within 50ft, we're going to remove them. you know, if they're using critical infrastructure such as electricity out on the streets or underneath or overpasses, we have to remove them because this is going to cause a larger danger for the public at large. the mayor also adds the recent grants past supreme court decision is allowing her office to move more quickly in clearing camps following a devastating flood. leaders are taking action to protect pajaro residents. later today, a groundbreaking ceremony for the pajaro river flood risk management project is set to get underway. last winter, the pajaro river levee broke and that breach sent water rushing into the small farming town, displacing about 3500 people. the risk management project is nearly $600 million effort to reduce flood risk. that event starts at 10:00 this morning. let's take a live look now at dublin, one of the citi

the executive director of californians for safety and justice. really a real pleasure to meet you, tanisha. you are also a crime survivor, but you are opposed to proposition 36. tell me why. >> primarily because prop 36 doesn't offer any real solutions to crime or to the addiction crisis. i just thought about the statement that a mayor mehan made about needing treatment right now, and unfortunately, prop 36 does not increase access to treatment. it doesn't increase access to support for people. in fact, it does the exact opposite. it will defund the programs that we rely on right now. >> but doesn't it give judges more latitude when it comes to helping those with addiction who are committing certain crimes? >> well, i think judges and other prosecutors, they have tools in their tool belt. the issue is whether or not they will have the access available for folks to receive that treatment. and if prop 36 passes, the programs we rely on for folks to get treatment will be defunded. >> but, denise, you can understand the frustration that exists in man

this is a process that is being led through the ai safety institute, which was also established with the ai executive order. the ai executive order also included a lot of provisions around how the federal government buys technology. using the purchasing power of the federal government to force companies to raise their standards across the board. the executive order also takes aim

this is a process that is being led through the ai safety institute, which was also established with the ai executive order. the ai executive order also included a lot of provisions around how the federal government buys technology. using the purchasing power of the federal government to force companies to raise their standards across the board. the executive order also takes aim at concerns that ai can exacerbate bias and discrimination online. host: miami, florida on the line for republicans. good morning, alan. caller: i am calling because there is something to the general subject matter of artificial intelligence. i've got something to say about it as a software engineer that i am. i have been on this for a long time, starting with the computerization with the elections, the 2001 mess. being a software engineer, i know the types of problems you can have. i am against computerizing any elections, for example. with artificial intelligence, there is too much government involved in everything. every time something moves, somebody in government wants to control it, tax it, take it over, use it to chan

information until it has responded that it values the safety and quality of its products and will engage with authorities if necessary. one when executive dean of redman university, strong young institute for financial studies, told us that you were spying on china is nothing new to you as a spying or china is an open secret defeat east property, click new coding as bicycles speak, chinese and the many. yeah. the security part to also show that the china is one of the country most severely late. a fact the the by the side, but attacks and intelligence and easy to find the competition between china and a usa is not only in meaning tree economy training. the technology and the financial respect also being inhabitants and the spice, and passing a china no longer trots that us as trying to data in the past. but as he can necessarily a national security precautions. so i believe that to china and he's by policy own technologist cute he's use, we'll continue. china has no intention of a political allies in the commercial, easiest between china and you got it fixed. we hold the more and more forwarding company, it could be in china, but then y

the one on abe and eliza's family, the us congress convened an investigation into the execution of laws and the safety of the lives and the property of the citizens of the united states. the committee's work became known as the clan hearings. professor shawn leigh alexander of the that also is to the extension of what's going on in the hearings, said individuals are being, you know, that individuals are being -- testifying before the committee and they could contribute each other so what is being covered by the newspapers added to that controversy and the misunderstanding of what's really going on. so the the hearn d.c. as well as the vast majority of the south. places like south carolina, mississippi, florida, alabama, they're going to the county seats of those places, various counties, and holding the hearings. so they're actually going into the south and holding those hearings a little bit different than what we understand for congressional hearings today, though, they do hold hearings in washington, d.c., as well. there are the the chairman of the of the committee is going to be in a pennsylvania

executed. republican critics of trump similarly have said they feel for their safety. feels like we have really crossed a line and i want to ask about that because i think in arizona you are not a unicorn as a republican, who is supporting kamala harris and against donald trump. what you get threats? >> i certainly have and in the past, that is an unfortunate part of politics today. but saying you are going to unleash the federal government or the military in this case, on those you disagree with, on domestic politics, that is just so antithetical, again to the rule of law. and the difficulty i think a lot of republicans have in arizona, and should have, is the more we try to excuse that or say, he's really talking about immigrants, when he wasn't, the more we normalize that behavior and the more it is bad for the country, obviously but it is bad for the party as well. so it is far better, republicans come a lot of republicans like me believe, to vote for a democrat and move on. and then try to get republican party politics back to where it should be, back where we are

executives are committing unfair labor practices. >> our bottom line is our patients health and safety. you know, they're our second family in there. they're your mothers. they're your grandmothers. they're your family. also, who are in there. and that's who we're fighting for. >> the dialysis clinics have not yet commented on the strike. workers, though, have held shorter job actions over the last 13 months. well, october is the time of year to remind people to get a mammogram, and today the exam came to them. our crystal bailey tonight, with the state of the art van providing mobile screenings to the underserved. >> la clinica patients in east oakland climbed aboard sutter health's mobile mammography van on monday. >> like erendira bruno, who says this is her first time getting screened on the mammovan. she says it's difficult for her to travel far distances. >> examine aqui cerca de mi casa. >> and this is close to her house. >> it's important. >> she says it's important to her to get screened because her cousin is a breast cancer survivor. and since 2020, sutter health has been brin

last week, idaho's republican governor signed an executive order barring boise state from playing against trans athletes. >> we need to ensure player safety for all of our female athletes and continue the fight for fairness, he posted friday on the x platform. >> there's so much negativity against trans folks and the lgbtq community. i think there's 500 pieces of legislation against us all over the country. >> trans activists and supporters say the match forfeits amount to an attack on equal rights. >> title nine is a protection of women and trans women are part of that protection. >> fleming's fellow teammate and team captain, brooke slusser, joined a lawsuit against the ncaa over its title nine inclusion of trans athletes in college sports. >> she had no idea initially that blair was a biological male transgender woman when she initially joined the team. in fact, brooke was asked to room with blair. >> san jose state declined an on camera interview request, instead emailing a statement that reads in part, it is disappointing that our su student athletes are being denied opportunities to compete. we are committed to supporting our studen

subscribed to the autonomous vehicles and robots is a lot of value for a lot of execution al risks and not a lot of valuation for safetyn the margin side. >> our digital team is fully across the story ahead of the u.s. open. head to the cnbc web site for more details. >>> let's give you a look at how europe is trading right now as we track into the trading day. first into your heat map. major markets are in positive territory on the whole here. the stoxx 600 at 519. still on track to close out a volatile week with the bias to the down side. autos had been leading declines. markets also turning cautious ahead of the critical policy briefing from china set to take place tomorrow. here is a deeper dive across the markets with the specific focus on the uk after monthly gdp data out today. we saw 0.2% increase in august. markets seemed to be taking it in stride. this coming after we saw stagnation in both june and july. the ftse 100 up 0.05%. others eking out modest gains here. here are the top sectors right here and right now. you can see real estate up by almost .50% of 1%. basic resources and media showing gains. in term

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executive will have to deal with as bbc�*s explains. for boeing, the stakes are climbing ever higher. it's damaging billions of dollars thanks to a safetyaft programmes and a damaging walkout by workers and its washington state. the six—week—old strike has paralysed production of the bestselling 737 as well as to 777 and the 767 freighter. their finances were quite precarious leading up to this strike with about $115 billion in net debt and now, of course, the strike has, well, halted their biggest single revenue stream by a wide margin, the 737 max programme. senior�*s at a rally last week had been demanding a 40% pay increase over four years as well as the return of traditional pension plans abolished a decade ago. here is what's on offer — a pay rise of 35% over four years, a one—time bonus of $7,000 and improvements to retirement packages but no return to traditional pensions. analysts expect a close run—vote. these workers picketing outside the 737 felt more concessions were needed. it's not we asked for. and i feel like the contract, it's not going to push the company forward. i have seen the new contract, it's looking better but

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safety specifications. but first, nesbitt reports now on the changes coming to fell street. >> in 2019, governor gavin newsom issued an executive order calling on state agencies to identify underutilized state-owned properties for development of affordable housing. the san francisco dmv meets all the requirements. with its proximity to job centers, amenities and public transit san francisco dmv will soon be updated to include 372 affordable homes. >> director of the department of general services and a lasso says the dnb was already scheduled for renovations. >> you're going end up with a part of that means to me. i need a dmv. the technology of today and a refresh for today's building standards. and affordable health. >> according to director lasso, the affordable housing will be a u shaped building around the new dmv. dmv uses side by side. so like not jason to the affordable housing tower. it's been 64 years of the dmv was built and that does not go unnoticed by those who utilize it. >> senator scott wiener first went the location to get a california license in 1997, very, very and so using this opportunity modernize the dmv

executive director of nonprofit which provides housing for the homeless. i built the city's first tiny home project with philanthropic dollars. my experience includes tripling the safety project on muni and creating homes attracting new technology start up to san francisco to boost our economy and strengthening, pedestrian safety in our neighborhoods and across the city. my priorities for district 3 are to improve public safety, address homelessness and ensure housing for all. and ensure funding for all of our city's needs. i'm committed to not just fixing the problems of our city but reforming our city government so we can work together to get things done for all of san franciscans. it's time that we focus on solutions not politics. i'm the only candidate with public service, business, economic development and nonprofit experience and i'm ready to deliver on day one as your supervisor. san francisco is at a pivotal time right now and we need competent leadership to get us back on track. i very much appreciate your consideration and your vote. >> hi my name is wendy and i'm running to be your district 3 supervisor because i love san francisco. i'm a attorney and a mot

safety specifications. but first, rob nesbitt reports now on the changes coming to fell street. >> in 2019, governor gavin newsom issued an executive order calling on state agencies to identify underutilized state-owned properties for development of affordable housing. the san francisco dmv meets all the requirements. with its proximity to job centers, amenities and public transit to san francisco dmv will soon be updated to include 372 affordable homes. >> director of the department of general services and a lasso says the dnb was already scheduled for renovations. there are ready to do that. >> you already gonna go into construction and there's this huge need for affordable housing units in san francisco. and you have the political will and partnership local elected and the state representatives. how about doing some kind of joint use. innovative development according to director lasso, the affordable housing will be a u shaped building around the new dmv. >> it's been 64 years of the dmv was built and that does not go unnoticed by those who utilize it. senator scott wiener first went the location to get a california license in 1

has responded that it in value is the safety and quality of its products and will engage with authorities if necessary. but joining me now is one way an executive dean of redman university. strong young institute for financial studies doctor long to have you on the program with us. what does the chinese authorities investigation of intel products look like and how serious is it for the tech guy and uh, actually icing. uh, according to uh, chinese media tree off uh, national security of sound forwarding high tech companies are illegally serving and the mapping china by discussing their driving technology. so color until they are 19 companies have been to include the, the in the investigation and the f. you just the measuring it the chinese side of a space activity. so here we can also see best weekly mentioned the intel. and so i think this is a routine and a normal uh, filtering examinations off networks a q b hoping to better defend the china network. so give me so why would intel based buying on chinese people who benefit from that kind of information of cost for most of the time people excel us, the states, the u. s. a spying or china is an

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executives are committing unfair labor practices. >> our bottom line is our patients health and safety. you know, they're our second family in there. they're your mothers. they're your grandmothers. they're your family also who are in there. and that's who we're fighting for. >> the dialysis clinics have not yet commented on the strike. workers have held shorter job actions over the past 13 months. >> a pioneer in the fight for equal pay has died. lilly ledbetter sued the goodyear tire plant in 1999. that's after she discovered she earned less than her male counterparts during her 19 years at the company. the lawsuit eventually led to a new federal law signed by then president barack obama. ledbetter's family says she passed away peacefully on saturday, surrounded by family and loved ones. she was 86 years old. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, the dueling tv appearances on the same day this week by vice president harris and former president trump, as both candidates make that final push ahead of election day. plus, more american troops and equipment are heading to the middle east to he

executives are committing unfair labor practices. >> our bottom line is our patients health and safety.ou know, they're our second family in there. their your mother's there, your grandmother's there, your family also who are in there. and that's who we're fighting for. >> the dialysis clinics have not yet commented on the strike. workers have held shorter job actions over the last 13 months. a giant pumpkin nicknamed rudy took home the grand prize at the half moon bay pumpkin weigh-off. >> the monster gourd tipped the scales at 2,471 pounds, just 6 pounds more than the next heaviest competitor. this is the second win in a row for travis gienger of minnesota. he holds the world record for last year's winner, which came in at 2,749 pounds. he told us he grows giant pumpkins because, well, it's just a cool thing to do. but he also says it's a lot of work for six months of work. >> you're burying vines, watering, weeding, feeding, watching for storms, frost. so yeah, there's a lot. >> he will take home $9 a pound for the pumpkin, adding up to more than $22,000. the giant pumpkins are going

an executive order in july directing state agencies to clear encampments from state land, 991 encampments have been removed since then. the order prioritizes encampments that pose a threat to safety. it also requires agencies to notify and support those living in encampments prior to removal newsom is also encouraging local leaders to follow suit, and bay area cities are each addressing homelessness in their own way. that includes oakland, where the mayor put on put out her own executive order about those encampments and oakland mayor shang tao is joining me live right now. mayor, you recently put out your executive order to ramp up homeless encampment sweeps. so how well are those working for those who do get swept where have they been moved >>>>well, first and foremost, you know, we've been doing this work since the beginning of my term last year, we took down the largest encampment in northern california that was at wood street, and that allowed for us to actually build out over 100 units of affordable housing here. with my executive order, we are prioritizing critical infrastructure. if you're encamped under an underpass, we're going to have to remove you. but what we're doin

last week, idaho's republican governor signed an executive order barring boise state from playing against trans athletes. we need to ensure player safety all of our female athletes and continue the fight for fairness. he posted friday on the x platform. >> there's so much negativity against trans folks and the lgbtq community. i think there's 500 pieces of legislation against us all over the country. >> trans activists and supporters say the match forfeits amount to an attack on equal rights. >> title nine is a protection of women and trans women are part of that protection. >> fleming's fellow teammate and team captain, brooke slusser, joined a lawsuit against the ncaa over its title nine inclusion of trans athletes in college sports. >> she had no idea initially that blair was a biological male transgender woman when she initially joined the team. in fact, brooke was asked to room with blair. >> san jose state declined an on camera interview request, instead emailing a statement that reads in part it is disappointing that our su student athletes are being denied opportunities to compete. we are committed to supporting our student ath

last week, idaho's republican governor signed an executive order barring boise state from playing against trans athletes. we need to ensure player safetyor all of our female athletes and continue the fight for fairness, he posted friday on the x platform. >> there's so much negativity against trans folks and the lgbtq community. i think there's 500 pieces of legislation against us all over the country. >> trans activists and supporters say the match forfeits amount to an attack on equal rights. >> title nine is a protection of women and trans women are part of that protection. >> fleming's fellow teammate and team captain, brooke slusser, joined the lawsuit against the ncaa over its title nine exclusion of trans athletes in college sports. >> she had no idea initially that blair was a biological male transgender woman when she initially joined the team. in fact, brooke was asked to room with blair. >> san jose state declined an on camera interview request, instead emailing a statement that reads in part it is disappointing that our su student athletes are being denied opportunities to compete. we are committed to supporting our student

last week, idaho's republican governor signed an executive order barring boise state from playing against trans athletes. >> we need to ensure player safety for all of our female athletes and continue the fight for fairness, he posted friday on the x platform. >> there's so much negativity against trans folks and the lgbtq community. i think there's 500 pieces of legislation against us all over the country. >> trans activists and supporters say the match forfeits amount to an attack on equal rights. >> title nine is a protection of women and trans women are part of that protection. >> fleming's fellow teammate and team captain, brooke slusser, joined a lawsuit against the ncaa over its title nine inclusion of trans athletes in college sports. >> she had no idea initially that blair was a biological male transgender woman. when she initially joined the team. in fact, brooke was asked to room with blair. >> san jose state declined an on camera interview request, instead emailing a statement that reads in part it is disappointing that our su student athletes are being denied opportunities to compete. we are committed to supporting our studen

executives on five metrics. two of them are product safety, quality, and stability. one of them is employee safety. and then the last two? dei and sustainability. these are equally-weighted metrics. this means boeing cares as much about dei and sustainability as they do about the safety of their airplanes that have wheels falling off and doors blowing out midflight. ok? so, how did they rate this last year? they had to admit that on stability 16 out of 40, it is a zero to 40 writing. in school that is called an aft. the other quality metrics? zero out of 40. f minus. but take heart. they got a 40 at a 40 in sustainability and dei. the next time there is a problem with your plane, relax. they hired people based on what they look like. not their quality. fulks, diversity and inclusion are normative goods. i'm going to do my best tucker voice here. equity. is what screwed everything up. which led to the death of meritocracy, which is creating corporate mediocrity. that is where we are now. suzanne: ok, just to play the devils advocate here. >> can i interrupt before we move on? it is important to unde

executives, managers and workers. the aerospace giant is dealing with challenges facing mounting issues, including questions surrounding its safety that strike by 33,000 machinists. that's about to enter its fifth week. the company's ceo said the 777x program is delayed. those orders won't go out until 2026. well, early voting has begun for the 2024 presidential race in 33 states. california began early voting last monday, giving voters a four week window by election day. 46 of 50 states will have provided that opportunity for their voters. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here. great to see you. so how widespread is early voting? people can do it, but are they doing it? listen, if you went back to 2020, the middle of covid, remember that. yeah. who can unfortunately forget it, right? yeah. one third of the votes came in before election day. one third of the votes. that's an awful lot. it's a big, big chunk. and when they did come in democrats had a 3 to 2 margin a 3 to 2 margin in that in that in that race. okay. one third. democrats have a 3 to 2 race. that's big. now this year it's even bigger. democrats have a

safety. in recent months, hundreds of thousands of people in lebanon have been displaced, and much of that has been happening in the south of the country. the post office chief executivenick read, is due to begin giving evidence today at the inquiry into the horizon it scandal. mr read joined the post office in september 2019, but has been accused by sub—postmasters of presiding over an insufficient level of change at the organisation. our business reporter peter ruddick has the details. he was the man tasked with moving the post office from scandal to success. but nick read has been accused of leading an organisation that has failed to change. a regular in the inquiry public gallery over recent months, today it's his turn to face questions. nick read joined the post office as the permanent replacement for paula vennells in september 2019. within months, he agreed to settle a case brought by a group of subpostmasters led by sir alan bates. that opened the door to financial redress for victims, and the first scheme was launched in april 2020. cheering. but, more than four years on, many are still waiting for their money. nick read will be asked why the process is takin

safety in oakland. the grave new warning from the fire chief and the critics who say the mayor is down playing a major crisis. >>> dramatic moments in the trial of the man accused of murdering tech executivebob lee. the testimony that sparked a hallway outburst from lee's ex-wife and forced the judge to question jurors. >>> a pair of women offer free self-defense classes to help keep seniors and others safe. the number one tip they share coming up. >>> and we'll get you ready as the new warriors would hit the court for their season opener. how the team hopes to move on after the loss of a franchise legend, of course, wayne thompson. >>> well, we begin with a growing concern over major potential cuts to city services in oakland including fire and police. good evening, i'm ryan yamamoto. several council members are calling out the mayor over what they say is a lack of transparency and answers that, well, may not come until after election day. much of that uncertainty will stem from the sale of the coliseum site to the african american sports and entertainment group. our wilson walker on the worries that public safety could be at risk. >> if you take five engines out of place and those three

executives on five metrics. two of them are product safety, quality, and stability. one of them is employee safety.n the last two? dei and sustainability. these are equally-weighted metrics. this means boeing cares as much about dei and sustainability as they do about the safety of their airplanes that have wheels falling off and doors blowing out midflight. ok? so, how did they rate this last year? they had to admit that on stability 16 out of 40, it is a zero to 40 writing. in school that is called an aft. the other quality metrics? zero out of 40. f minus. but take heart. they got a 40 at a 40 in sustainability and dei. the next time there is a problem with your plane, relax. they hired people based on what they look like. not their quality. fulks, diversity and inclusion are normative goods. i'm going to do my best tucker voice here. equity. is what screwed everything up. which led to the death of meritocracy, which is creating corporate mediocrity. that is where we are now. suzanne: ok, just to play the devils advocate here. >> can i interrupt before we move on? it is important to understand t

safety. chief scott. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening. commissioners. executive director henderson public members of the public. i'll start this week. chief report. chief's report. just with a couple of notes about the october 7th, one year anniversary of the hamas attacks. we had a pretty significant demonstration over the weekend on sunday. it was peaceful for the most part, but there were reports of vandalism, including graffiti on manny's, the manny's building in the mission district. we are investigating that case and we'll keep the public updated if we make any arrests and identify the person or persons responsible. we do have some good evidence to follow up on. on that case. a good video evidence. we also released a statement on october 7th, and i'll just read it rather than paraphrase it. it goes as follows. we mourn the lives lost on october 7th and stand in solidarity with the jewish community community in san francisco and around the world. there is no place for hate of any kind in our city. we are committed to protecting public safety and property whi

shut down parents upset about the safety of kids as they but in a school a student accused of having ties to the violent ms 13 gang, joining us fight for schools executivey reportedly threatened to kill a fellow student he was arrested for carrying a gun at blue ridge middle school, the school board shut this down because of his privacy? >> i think what you see with the loudoun county school board which is different than the last loudoun county which largely did the same thing with the sexual assault at least they didn't shutdown public comment they use federal law as a sword into shield, that is the federal law, they say the school cannot release personal identifiable information about a student, he says nothing about the general public added public, at a school board meeting discussing his bid in the news even if it did apply i'm not sure affiliation with ms 13 is personal identifiable information that would be prohibited by law, what you see here is the school system they look to the last school board and they did not tell the truth and when they got caught they went and hid kamala harris what were going to work in a center call everything misinforma

safety net. he is surrounding himself -- himself now with lunatics. i want to give you a few names -- mike flynn. this is the guy who said he wants military tribunals to execute political opponents. and when he was asked about this last week they said are you really asking for military tribunals to execute your political rivals? his answer was, we have to win the election first. and i did not know much about this person other than i saw her traveling around with donald trump and i'm kind of encouraging it. there is a person named laura loom her who hangs around with him. this is her claim to fame -- she apparently advised him for his spectacular debate performance he put on a wild back. and then there is your friend and my friend and i heard bill hamilton here of the teamsters talking about it -- elon musk. you have a choice in this election, folks. when he brings elon musk to pennsylvania he -- [crowd chanting] crowd: we are not going back. we are not going back. gov. walz: look, this thing -- bill is right, elon musk wants to control these things and what donald trump promised elon musk is that must would be in charge of the regulations and businesses that

. ♪ in that possible budget cuts could affect public safety and the trial of the man accused of killing a san francisco tech executivee'll tell you why. the testimony of the man's sister could be a big moment in the case. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> it is tuesday, october 15th. let's get out in this weather. a couple ups and downs this week. steve. >> no doubt about it. i know it's kind of back into that pattern here. and today will be a little up on the temps. there's some fog out there. we had a much bigger fog bank yesterday, but this will retreat and burn off. there's not a lot there, but there's some 40s and 50s on the temps here. a little cool here for some as that system is on its way, that will start to increase clouds tomorrow. maybe a little drizzle and much cooler temps by the time we head towards thursday. only patchy fog so sunny and nice. a little bit of a westerly breeze in their 60s. 70s and low low 80s. all right. salcea 730. to tell us what? >> yeah, we're going to start in the east

executive order to close the southern border writing that we can't bring rachel back, we can protected american women, children and families. live from mission texas is the texas department of public safetyz, great to see you, thank you so much for being here. so far kalama harris has been unable or unwilling to actually take any responsibility for the wide-open border how would you assess the situation today. >> i agree we know for a fact and we talked about this over the years how the current federal government has reversed every executive order on day one that calls the situation that we are in you showed the families and talked about the families and the grief that they're dealing with every single day because the hands of illegal immigrants in the country with criminal background that should not be in the country and those that are losing because affected all poisoning across the country this in fact is a deliberate action by the federal government and they could've secure the border from day one and right now because of politics they want to sound like they're tough on the border but we know that they're not. the american people need to understand there is a difference from the ver

safety requirements. the plan is to redevelop. the site told 372 homes for low-income families. plus a modern dmv office. this announcement comes just months after the governor issued an executive order to transform under utilized building into affordable housing. rob nesbitt. it's going to have a full report on this interesting project coming up on kron, 4 news at 5. the santa clara county superintendent of schools has been fired. mary and one was terminated without cause at the county's board of education meeting last night. the board gave no reason for the firing. dewan released a statement this morning saying that it was for it was an honor and a privilege to serve santa clara county schools week are working to learn the details of her termination and we'll certainly bring it to you. caught on camera, a citizen video capturing tense moments after a rollover crash in san francisco. this happened on larkin and california streets in the hill area about 9.30, this morning. it appears the 2 cars got into an accident and the people in each car then confronted each other. police are still investagating what led to the crash. mayor matt mahan of san jose is urging support for prop