so i hung around for about an hour, to see maybe i'd see sam or sam's car, because sam's car is alsong happened there, so i went to the pizza place. i hung around there for about an hour. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but there were no signs of sam. i took a two mile radius from echo's pizza, and i checked all the hotels, motels around there. i didn't see sam's car. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): meanwhile, detectives did something steve couldn't do. they got the images from the atm security camera, capturing the person using sam's bank card, expecting to see a picture of sam herr. detectives were in for a shock, because whoever it was taking money out of sam's account, it wasn't sam. so who was it? cops staked out the atm, hoping the mystery man would return. they also went to the pizza parlor, where an employee told them he thought he knew the person who had bought the pizza, and the detectives got a possible address. we're set up at that point on the house. we have surveillance teams behind the house, on each corner of the house. we're geared up. we got our raid vests on. josh mankie

it was sam.he's like, there's a dead body in my apartment. >> he's like, okay. >> basically, as soon as you left me, i started doing some drugs and drinking heavily because i was very depressed about my family. he's like, i got a gun. he asked me for sex. it was pretty up. he said no, and then he just shot her twice in the head. >> police sense the unemployed actor could be performing for them so they ask for a dna sample. >> at that point, he became visibly nervous. that's when he started to add more details to the story and change. make some changes. >> now, i was in sam's apartment friday afternoon. okay. and i know i did use the bathroom. >> did you see julie there in the apartment? >> no, i did not. no, i did not. >> no. >> detectives still suspect daniel is holding something back. that's when they turn up the heat, telling wozniak he'll miss his planned wedding in 48 hours because they are charging him with accessory to murder. and just like clockwork. >> okay, fine. you know what? he didn'

captain sam brown.ecause the first vote that captain sam brown, soon to be senator sam brown, will take will be on january 20. here's what is going to happen. we will take our oath of office as newly elected senators on january 3. on january 20, president trump will be sworn into office. there will be a million people waving american flags. a glorious moment. right after he is sworn in, the senators will go into the senate chamber and we will move through president trump's nominations, nominations for the secretary of treasury, the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, the director of the cia. let me tell you something, very clear, if jacky rosen were elected she will vote no on every one of those nominees. sam brown will vote yes with president trump. now, there is a lot more we can contrast between sam brown and his opponent, let me ask the question of this crowd. i can sense, because i am a montana guy, i can sense i'm with my people here in nevada. how many of you think the second amendment

, sam?ain is falling, you could see it's all over the eastern seaboard, and snow in northern pennsylvania and northern new york state, all of this rain is necessary to the area, it's been in a drought now since the end of the summer. but for philly we have to put up with the rain longer for the parade. the good news is, the winds are within the balloon-flying guidelines, it will all happen with performances, it maybe 2 o'clock new york before we getut -- get you out of the rain, boston 5 p.m., and big rain fall totals. and then cold air follows in behind this, letting you know we are getting into december. the country is nice and quiet today, back with a full update on the weather situation in a minute. >> whit: a soggy sam champion is a great sam champion. rhiannon is on the parade rout. even with the rain, the crowds are coming out. rhiannon, good morning, happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: good morning, we keep moving around because as you can see behind me, this balloon, this giant abomina

sam altman and elon musk very engaged in politics. obviously here in san francisco and now into the white house. is this the beginning of a trend? tech leaders in politics. that story in just a few minutes. all right. here they come. our first big storms of the season and atmospheric river is going to make this a rainy week. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. good to see you. good to see a lot of green on your screen here. what's the timeline here. so through the day tomorrow we are dry. don't need the umbrella at all on tuesday. but then this is going to hit us here with that atmospheric river starting wednesday morning, right through wednesday afternoon. and the thing about this is it looks like it's going to hang out for a couple of days and just kind of fluctuate in its position. so sometimes it's over the bay area. other times it lifts off to the north. so it's going to be this on and off situation for a lot of the bay area, except for the north bay. they're going to get hit the hardest with the rain. basically

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and, sam, he's with denzel washington. what's up, sam? >> sam: just drop that line."piano lesson" with the family. the kids are in that one. there's buzz on this other role. "gladiator 2." right here on gma. do you want to talk about all of it? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> sam: i am so nervous. we'll be right back. >> stay tuned. th room in your dinner budget. host thanksgiving for 8, for under $7 per person. ♪ (taylor) the subaru share the love event means the world to me. host thanksgiving for 8, f(tobias) you can get a. great vehicle and support a good cause. (taylor) it helps us connect with our community; it shows our true meaning, our core values. (tony) it's really in our dna. it's amazing. (taylor) nearly three hundred and twenty million dollars donated to charity. (tobias) nearly twenty-three hundred hometown charities supported. (taylor) all because of the share the love event. (tony) you're part of something bigger when you get a subaru. (vo) get 2.9% for seventy-two months, and subaru and our retailers will make a minimum three hundred dollar donation to chari

>> sam: all right.chops. >> sam: every moment of it is different. when you're looking at this and you said it was important to you. you get to do things for the first time. you hadn't had any fight scenes before. that's got to be fun. >> it was a dream of mine since i was a kid to just be in a kung fu fight. never imagined i would win. this was a chance to shoot one. the incredible fight we do is in the show. it was terrific. >> sam: timing has to be so key. >> it was like a dance. i've never done martial arts. i don't think asian actors have been told to do martial arts. it really became a dance. you got to really be in the moment. if you miss a beat you might get a shoe in the face. [ laughter ] that's the great thing about the show. there's comedy. when you least expect it there's kung fu. then i go and cry to my father. >> george: how did you two find each other? >> we met on a dating app. [ laughter ] >> facebook marketplace. [ laughter ] >> lara: we are glad you found each other. hopefully got a g

what do you got, sam?s the latest hottest we have been on record. pay attention to the records that we're slamming. not just the dailies but the long terms here with heat. norfolk at 80. that's within range. tampa as well. baton rouge. even 90 in texas. let me show you the cool air that doesn't go over the whole east coast. new york city down to 55 on saturday. >> michael: now we are celebrating the season of giving by kicking off disney's ultimate toy drive. every year disney teams up with toys for tots to spread holiday cheer by giving gifts to millions of children in need. take a look. since 1947, the walt disney company has marched in lock step with the u.s. marine corps reserve toys for tots program. delivering 677 million toys to over 301 million children. gma helping to kick off the most wonderful time of the year. the disney ultimate toy drive. the toy joy fueled by volunteers who know how much it matters like gypc, who remembers first time she unwrapped a donated toy that was just for her. >> that

sam: we have a hold recommendation on tesla.hink certainly knowing he has not only the president-elect's ear but probably a spot in the guesthouse that tesla will be in the news on a daily basis. caroline: sam stovall, thank you. ed: we have news headlines coming up on the show. talking tech, nvidia's jensen one announced a huge partnership in japan -- wong announced a huge partnership in japan. jensen: i have a very big announcement today. today we are announcing we are partnering with softbank to bring and to build an ai infrastructure for japan. ed: at nvidia's ai summit in tokyo, wong unveiled plans for the supercomputer bold up -- build out with the new blackwell chips to create an ai grade that runs across japan. apple is writing a smart home push. the tech giant is set to announce a new command center wall mounted display to control appliances, handle video and use ai to navigate apps. this is the company hopes to catch up with alphabet and amazon and the smart home space. shares of just eat our story. they will sell grub

so we're trying to get sam wired up.cf if ra, he's their chief investment analyst. i want to bring him in because yesterday he lifted his target to 2025. sam, i was over here giving an extra long introduction to you. you make it easy with the work that you've done. let's talk a moment about your new target, 6585 because your decision making process incorporates fundamental, technical and historical considerations. how do you connect those dots for people who have trying to learn? >> hey, charles. well, good the talk to you. from a fundamental perspective, what i do is i look at even one of the -- each one of the stocks using cfra analysts' target prices for the coming year on a market cap-weighted basis. i come up with a fundamental projection. i then take a look at the point and figure charts for the major companies within the s&p 500 to come up with a technical consideration, and then i also look to historical patterns, in particular looking at what happens in the first year of presidential terms, looking at the third

and sam brown, i can tell you what he is going to do. he is going to sell you out to corporate ceos and his billionaire donors this fast. i can tell you what else the choices. the choice is this. the choice is someone who will protect our state and to make sure our communities are is a place to live. sam brown, not so much. he wants to restart nevada as a nuclear waste dumping ground. we are not letting that happen, are we? there was a little something else. we are not going back. i will always fight for everybody's personal freedoms, and sam brown, everyone here has a woman in their life that they love probably starting with your mother. sam brown as it decade-long record wanting to ban abortion and take those freedoms away. women cannot get the health care they need, and so each one of you have the opportunity this election and these five days up until next tuesday to chart a different path for our state, for yourself, for your parents, grandparents, and your children. and when we elect leaders like -- when we vote, we win. when we ele

michael and sam, your turn.atch the clip and tell me what is the story. >> we have the washington monument, and we have a prosecutor, and we have the white house. this is kamala's final message to america, as she gets ready to maybe win on election day. >> or, tyler perry is about to start a new movie about the white house. >> you think you would cast kamala, or play kamala himself? >> no, he is going to cast a kamala, someone to play kamala, maybe robin gibbons. but, he would be like, kamala, girl, you got to go -- you better smack him, and like, shoot him in the white house, so -- [ laughter ] >> i am watching it. >> you would watch a tyler perry movie? there is no wrong answer. this is not a trick question. >> no, i have lost tyler perry. >> which one? >> "madea goes to jail." >> "madea goes to jail." >> you asked me if i had never seen a tyler perry movie. >> i know you haven't. >> the story is vice president kamala harris and democrats making the closing argument to the american voters. question to you, all

as far as what sam's home for mitch mcconnell. i don't have it. i don't -- i would love to be surprised if i am going to be pleasantly surprised that would be great. but, you know, like why? what evidence would you have that these guys are going to, you know, actually show some spine. i don't really see it and i think the gaetz thing was probably a one off and trump as said sam trump didn't fight for it. i thought he would fight for it more. trump is not going to get bullied by the guys for too long. the thing that nothing that -- trump doesn't like anything more than humiliating establishment republicans more than nicknaming or golfing or other interest. i don't expect he will be pushed around by mitch mcconnell. >> tim miller sam stein thanks for joining me on this bull work thanksgiving edition of alex wagner tonight. we have a lot more to get to including a trump lawyer's attempt to persuade the new york attorney general to drop the civil case against trump. the novel argument for the good of the country. >>> first, why donald trump's pick to

michael, sam, your turn. watch the clip and tell me the story. >> we have the washington monument, and we have a prosecutor, and we have the white house. this is, harris with her final message to america as she gets ready to maybe win on election day. >> or tyler perry is about to drop a new movie about the white house. >> do you think he would cast kamala harris, or play her himself? >> he's going to cast someone, but he is like madea to kamala harris, you've got to snack too you've got to smack him, shooting in the white house. >> i'm watching it. >> have you ever watched a tyler perry movie? there is no wrong answer, this is not a trick question. >> madea goes to jail. >> madea goes to jail. >> i know you haven't. vice president, harris and the democrats make a closing argument to the american voters. even as she criticized trump in her speech, harris made an effort to keep things positive looking forward. how did she describe the united states of america? >> as a garbage can. >> here's what she said about

>> good morning, sam.the red but wall street on track for a winning week after all indexes finisheded the session higher yesterday. investors were digesting the nvidia results of chip maker yesterday and sliding to 4% as the doj was calling for google to divest from chrome. today, we looking for more insight into the u.s. economy after a mix of data yesterday will have flash numbers for manufacturing and services due later today. >> now, charlotte, this one really, i think, is directed maybe at me. american airlines is expanding its new technology to crack down on line cutting during boarding. i admit. i've done it. i'm not proud of it. tell us more about that. how could this impact the busy holiday travel ahead? >> well, interesting to see the country's largest airline american is rolling out this new system just as we enter the thanksgiving week and the heavy travel we expect. if customers try to board before their group has been called when they scan their boarding pass, a gentle alarm and they will be

the canucks. >>> now a man's sam liccardo gets things done.mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. th evan low. caught again.ica? his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for

sam mentioned something, mona, about women in conflict and crisis. after this focus specific on women and girls. what does conflict mean in the lives for women and girls in the way people may not pay attention to? >> to pick up on something sam talked about it's really important and he goes together. we talk about the law and we talk about conflict but let's not forget the economic impact, for health and document the impact on gross education. there's so much intersectionality when you we've all of this in. and i think in conflict as we know women and children are also the worst victims of conflict because they are left behind. they are forgotten. there the subject of sexual abuse and violence. certainly hunger, all of the things that women do best in terms of creating and caring for families and communities was basically shattered. those impacts are really hard to rebuild as well. i was impressed when upstairs we were hearing about the work of a mental health. we think about impact a mental health which something the world is starting wake up to. it

as far as sam's hope for mitch mcconnell, i just don't have it. i would love to be surprised but you know. why? what evidence would you have these guys would show some spine? i don't really see it and i think that the gaetz thing was probably a one off. trump didn't really fight for it. i thought he would fight for it more. trump will not get bullied by these guys too long. trump doesn't like anything more than humiliating establishment republicans. he likes that more than making up nicknames for people or golfing. i don't expect he will be pushed around by mitch mcconnell. >> tim and sam, thank you for joining me on this very special bull work thanksgiving edition of alex wagner tonight. we have a lot more to get to. including a trump lawyer's attempt to persuade the new york attorney general to drop her civil case against trump. the novel argument for the good of the country. first, why donald trump's pick to lead the national institutes of health is making health experts more than a little nervous. we will talk to all about that next. l talk to

and sam has two special guests. hey, sam. >> sam: i haven't stopped talking to them.ifer grey and jesse eisenberg. how are you feeling? >> exhausted watching these people run. [ laughter ] >> sam: we'll sit down and have a chat when we come back. stay with us. with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [phone beeps] wow, it can alert you?! and you can even track your goals. manage your diabetes with confidence with dexcom g7. the most accurate cgm. ♪ learn more at dexcom.com ♪ stay ahead of your child's moderate-to-severe eczema. and they can show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision,

it's i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. san jose school district next fall. alum rock school union elementary school district now plans to close seven schools and consolidate two, part of a

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jacob bethell, sam curran, willjacks , brydon carse and jamie overton were among the players who wereill at the fist round stage. world champion kyren wilson has made a really strong start, he didn't drop a frame against stephen maguire to make it into the last 16. hazell irvine and the team are at the barbican day three in york, united kingdom championship, we saw the reigning world champion make his first outing in this great championship of the year, trying to do what a certain john curd dude when the world and uk and the senior. but this is a painful match, that is just for the fact that kyren wilson was suffering from a migraine, it was painful 1419 00:16:57,555 --> 00:16:5

let's cross live now to sam lowe, partner, trade and market access at advisory firm flint global.ense good to have you with us. if me your sense about what this meeting might achieve, because we know that president trump has talked tough on tariffs. the eu is susceptible to them. does it have any alternatives here? ., , ., here? to the extent they are able to get — here? to the extent they are able to get into _ here? to the extent they are able to get into a _ here? to the extent they are j able to get into a discussion, what they should be talking about is what to do right now. even prior to trump's inauguration next year, countries are already starting to enter into discussions with the team around him to work out their strategy. while there is an assumption that trample go ahead with the universal tariff, there is an assumption that, as happened last time, he will do deals. some of those will do deals. some of those will be country specific, some company specific and some product specific. from an eu perspective, it is a decision about how best to approach these discussions wi

bankman—fried case. its, the sam bankman—fried case.ing by travelling to the us soon after the firm collapsed in 2022 and offering his full assistance to law enforcement. fdx's other co—founder sam bankman—fried was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to 25 years in prison. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are with business today. to germany now, where the crisis at one of the world's largest car manufacturers steps up a gear. today, volkswagen will resume talks with the union ig metall, in a bid to avert the possible closure of factories. volkswagen is planning to shut at least three factories in germany and lay off tens of thousands of staff, as it struggles with falling revenue. let's speak to the auto market analyst matthias schmidt, founder of schmidt automotive research. it is good to have you on the programme. so is this really when it comes to negotiations, is this it the less chance to broker a deal? from a vw perspective, you would hope so. they have been trying to broker deals for around the last two

sam liccardo gets things done. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. for the state's ballot tracking service. it allows voters to get notifications by email, text or voice call about the location and status of their ballot. you can sign up for the service on the secretary of state's website. early voting started last week here in california. mail in ballots have to be postmarked on or before election day in order to be counted. and with election day just five days away, voters are being blitzed with campaign information through robocalls, email, snail mail and social media. of

how long have you known sam, uncle sam? >> mr. jackson, my whole life.since birth. is he the one who taught you to say mother f'er? [ laughter ] >> well, if he did, i failed miserably, because i can't do it like he does. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one can do it like he does. >> for real, for my mom, i don't ever say that word. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you and sam did "the piano lesson" on broadway together as a play before you made it into a film? >> yes. >> jimmy: which had to be fun because you spent a lot of time together? >> yes. >> jimmy: when you spend time with one of your dad's friends, do you learn things about your dad that you didn't know? >> yeah. i'm not going to share with you guys. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. >> i would never, but yeah. a lot of things. yeah, he talked a little bit about how they came up on broadway, off broadway, what it was like doing plays back then. >> jimmy: is he less intimidating when you know him personally so well? or does that make it more difficult in a way? >> he's less intimidating when i grilled for him and h

sam and i sat down last week. i've actually known him since he was the head of y combinator. he told me he wants to grow his company here in san francisco. he has san francisco values at its core. we are the home of ai. i intend to lean on that and lean into that. he's going to help us make sure that entrepreneurs and innovators from across the nation and across the globe know that san francisco is once again open for business. and what i love about sam, what we talked about is his commitment to the arts and the culture here in san francisco, and really leaning in like marc benioff and parker harris did with salesforce, and making sure that the company is not only having employees here, but they're investing in our city as well in many different ways. >> economic impact really important. also public safety. that's been a big thing that you've been talking about. so circling back to when you mentioned former sfpd commander paul. yep. and former fire chief joanne hayes-white, they were obviously here when other approaches to public safety have been employed, how are they going

sam died in 2007 in a car crash.e of her life. she was never right after what happened in london. it really changed her outlook on life. we had 12 years of erratic behaviour after that. a suicide attempt. she never really found her place in life. and if you could buy this story, you can search bbc action line on our website for details of support. gps, care homes and hospices hire —— have voiced concerns they will have to pay the additional employer national insurance. here additional employer national here is our correspondent helen kat to tell us why they are categorised differently. this is to do with _ categorised differently. this is to do with the _ categorised differently. ti 3 is to do with the budget on wednesday, the biggest revenue raising measure in it was to put up the rate of national insurance as paid by employers. there was an exemption put into that for anything in the public sector, so nhs organisations, public sector organisations, so they would not be affected by those additional costs, but the he

sam liccardo gets things done.r of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. >>> tonight, five people are still missing and two are dead after two unrelated boating accidents off the sonoma coast. the s

sam died in 2007 in a car crash. fayed's abuse and not being listened to by police altered the course of her life. she was never right after what happened in london. it really changed her outlook on life. we had 12 years of erratic behaviour after that. a suicide attempt. she never really found her place in life. if you have been affected by this story, you can search the bbc website for support. thank you for being with us on bbc news. israel has bombed the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital beirut for the first time in almost a week. it comes a day after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met visiting us officials to discuss a possible deal to end the war in lebanon. let's go live tojerusalem. ben brown is there for us. leben en's prime minister indicating this may be a rejection of the ceasefire. that is absolutely right. yesterday, the caretaker prime minister was talking quite optimistically about the possibility of an imminent ceasefire in lebanon, saying it could be within days or even just hours,

butle i'm going to sam going toe recording from a point of view that if the u.s. military takes an objective without losses that's a good thing. in other reporters. i think one of the biggest changes that has happened in the presss corps in the last 40 yes the first the biggest change is women there is one woman on the beat when i started in 1983 now and any give-and-take there are more women than men in the pentagon briefing room. that's a good thing. basically what has happened is now these recruiting pool has doubled. you going to get a better press corps the other thing that has happened this foreign news organizations that assign people to cover the pentagon on a daily basis. so now when you go into the briefing room and the most interesting part of any pentagon briefing is not the briefer says it's the question that really helps you realize that there is another point of view on this stuff. you do get caught up in watching your side to win. but you can be objective about that. you can report screw ups. he report screw up so they don't happen again, right? yo

sam liccardo appearing to be the winner tonight. a lot of people leaving this party today very happy. liccardo spoke from the podium though earlier, saying that he is not calling this race in his favor yet. he says he wants every vote to be counted before he does that. but we did talk to him about if heut does win, if he is officially the winner, what his work in congress would look like, what it would look like for him to work across the aisle, especially in light of the election results at the national level. everybody here at this party was closely watching. take a listen to what he had to say. >> yeah, i mean, look, i don't want to get out in front of myself. i'm not naive about the fact there would be a whole lot easier for me if president harris were in office, rather than a president trump. but one way or another, we've got to find ways to actually work on getting something done in congress rather than what we've seen over the last session, which has been the least productive congress in more than half a century. and that's g

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sam altman is just one of the members of laurie's new transition team. ktvu christien kafton takes a look at his other choices from both the public and the private sector. >> san francisco's mayor elect, daniel lowry announced he has assembled his transition team, saying he'd selected a highly talented team that wasn't afraid to shake up the status quo. >> hello, everybody. really excited to announce our co-chairs today. this is a group of individuals that is committed to accountability, to service and to change here in san francisco. >> lowry has drawn from the public and private sectors to build his transition team, including co-chair of his campaign and former twitter exec ned segal and openai co-founder and ceo sam altman. political analyst brian sobel said that private sector and tech background indicates a team looking to apply some of the private sector efficiency to lowry's administration. >> if you ask a sam altman how how something ought to be run, he is going to come into it with a much different point of view than somebody who's been in a pos

sam died in 2007 in a car crash.buse and not being listened to by police altered the course of her life. she was never right after what happened in london. it really changed her outlook on life. we had 12 years of erratic behaviour after that. a suicide attempt. she never really found her place in life. if you've been affected by this story, search �*bbc action line' on the bbc news website for support. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. cutting the amount of sugar children get in the womb and as toddlers can protect them against diabetes and high blood pressure in adulthood, research suggests. the study, by the university of southern california, analysed the impact of ending sugar rationing in the uk after the second world war. it found significant differences between babies born either side of the ending of sugar rationing in britain. professor steve turner is the president of the royal college of paediatrics and child heath. he told us more about the differences between those born either side of

sam died in 2007 in a car crash.amily say mohamed al fayed's abuse and not being listened to by police altered the course of her life. she was never right after what happened in london. it really changed her outlook on life. we had 12 years of erratic behaviour after that. suicide attempts. she never really found her place in life. and daniel de simone joins me now. what more do we know about these revelations? i what more do we know about these revelations?— these revelations? i think for these revelations? i think for the met this _ these revelations? i think for the met this is _ these revelations? i think for the met this is an _ these revelations? i think for the met this is an issue - the met this is an issue because in the past few weeks they said they had 21 women who came forward while al fayed was alive and they said the earliest was in 2005. this account of samantha runcie's sexual assault on her reporting it to the met puts it much earlier, 1995. the met has not denied this took place, they had said there

sam died in 2007 in a car crash.y al fayed's abuse and not being listened to by police altered the course of her life. she was never right after what happened in london. it really changed her outlook on life. we had 12 years of erratic behaviour after that. a suicide attempt. she never really found her place in life. fireworks will be lighting up the skies around the uk this weekend for diwali and bonfire night celebrations, but some councils are calling for greater restrictions on who can buy them and how they are used. last year the number of casualties more than doubled from four work—related incidents. 21—year—old josephine smith was killed at home in romford in east london when a lit firework was pushed through her letterbox and set fire to your house. the two teenagers were both given custodial sentences. two teenagers at a far workshop the night their prank led to the night their prank led to the death of an—year—old woman. the shopkeeper laid later pleaded guilty of is selling fireworks to the underaged as ca

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sam liccardo gets things done.sk your eczema specialist as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. the sfo. everett chad nel

we're going to check in with sam liccardo and evan lowe after a tie in the primary.oth candidates are preparing, preparing for what could be a very tight race tomorrow. and of course, we invite you to stay with nbc bay area for your election day coverage. we're going to be live on air starting at 2 p.m. in the afternoon. you can catch local results on our nbc bay area streaming channel. after the polls close at 8 p.m, let's get to our other top story this evening. potential pg&e power shutoffs. this is a live look. now across the bay area, nearly 11,000 pg&e customers could be in the dark tomorrow because of high fire danger caused by the wind. the warnings have gone out to customers in six bay area counties. this all could start the shutoffs at 7 p.m. tomorrow. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob, how could this impact obviously people in their lives, but also the polling centers tomorrow? yeah, it looks like the peak wind gusts for the most part will hold off until after 8:00 tomorrow night. but you can see the scope of the red flag warnings to our so

ceo of openai, sam altman, reportedly wan.ison, what's his plan because that's some competition. >> yes, sam altman is throwing his white behind a challenger of chip making giant nvidia and pitching openai investors to buy in to ring ai. altman is pushing $150 million second round of financing for reign ai. it's a high performance semiconductors. makes sense for openai ceo toking baa the competitor and nvidia has a mere monopoly on these types of chips with around 85% of the market share. they're the most valuable company in the world. that bag is not too big to attract other players to not attract competition. also, openai is buying tons of nvidia chips. meanwhile mussing is talking to nvidia -- musk is talking about investing in his company. nvidia will sell openai chips even with the musk partnership. but for a major supplier of theirs, openai, to be close to a different company and founder, musk, who by the way, doesn't like sam obviously, that presents business risk. there's a opportunity very powerful and very successful

the year that changed the company and its ceo. >> so, since that dramatic weekend about a year ago, samolidated power within openai. he has shown this prolific ability to raise money and he has become really the face of the a.i. industry, but altman is still divisive the freddie macchures within the executive ranks reveals tensions about safety in the company's competitive position people close to tman tell me his superpower as they describe it is strategy and strategic thinking that was on display last year as he got back into the ceo seat in a matter of days they remember a year ago at this time being hunkered down at altman's san francisco home trying to unwind what was essentially a coup where board members fired altman people at the company tell me that comes really the tension there comes from within openai, comes from this tension between the deep academic roots and that brushing against the massive commercial potential for in company. i am told they are in the process of becoming officially a for profit company there is a motto there that they use internally you can disagree and

>> yes. >> new york police trying to catch son of sam, i'm sure catch son of sam, i'm sure that you'llet him very soon. we support our boys in blue. >> sir edmond hillary, congratulations on the amazing accomplishment. >> congratulations, china, on your great wall. >> jonas salk, if people don't want to take your vaccine, don't take it personally. >> nelson mandela, congratulations getting out. get yourself an in and out burger. >> russia, pull your missiles out of cuba. >> john wilkes booth, just turn yourself in. it's going benefit all of us. >> all the forces landing on tonight beach in normandy, all the best of luck. god be with you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. from "abbott elementary," william stanford davis is here. we have music from sting tonight. [ cheering ] and jeff bridges, so stick around. >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by starbucks. you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. he's right, you kno

and sam brock joining us now from scranton, pennsylvania. sam, you mentioned those power outages. where do things stand? yeah, about 100,000 of them. lester, here in pennsylvania. the power company says most people will have their service by saturday. worst case scenario, sunday, 48 hours from now. and, lester, over my shoulder, a tree buckled on the street, power lines behind that crushed under the weight of the snow. that's what they're up against. lester. all right, sam brock starting us off. thanks. we want to turn now to the trump transition and breaking news just in on who the president elect is expected to tap for treasury secretary. gabe gutierrez joins us. gabe, what have you learned? hi, lester. two sources familiar with the selection tell nbc news that president elect trump has just offered the job of treasury secretary to billionaire hedge fund manager scott bessent. he's a trump donor who has emerged as a key economic adviser to the president elect. and all this comes after president elect trump just made his new pick for attorney general. tonight, amid growing contro

and that's openai, sam altman. it's in some ways a really smart move because after all, he wants to regrow san francisco. he talked a lot in his advertisements about having san francisco come back. ai is a big part of that. a lot of these startups, and the biggest one is led by sam altman. so to sort of have him on board makes sense. it's obviously a concern because when you give one ceo a big, big mantle, you're saying, well, there could be some conflict of interest here. and that's what we have to watch every day that we do our jobs. but it's a good move because this is really what san francisco is counting on. ai startups, business, bringing people back into the downtown. well, i'm wondering because you mentioned, you know, the ceos, they usually would stay behind the scenes. they would give money to both sides sometimes, but now they're choosing to take the mic. will it actually make a difference? you know, it could. and really we're watching elon musk and donald trump really closely for this. and so far it's b