that is where i met sherry.e in and took me under her wing. >> she is serving one year for failure to pay child support. and is awaiting trial on a variety of drug related charges to which she has pled not guilty. >> you hit one five times. you wait, there will be a pause, it will tell you what to do. okay? you can find out your commissary information. >> i have been in jail numerous times. in and out. unfortunately, i know the ropes. that is not something i'm proud of. we'll have to get you a new bracelet. come on. i'm going to need you. i'm going to need to talk to you. they could charge you with escape. you don't want to go to the hole, honey. she needs a new bracelet. hers tore, and she is having to carry it around and i don't want to get her in trouble. >> okay. i'll get her a new one. >> thank you. >> i have six kids. five boys and one girl. she's 18. my youngest is 18. i can imagine him walking in here. you know? he would have the same look probably as she did. >> somebody pull it off? >> oh, i know it. i

. >> reporter: sherry lives here.she mov in in december, this has been an issue. >> the cement mixed with the water. it will leak into my new paint, brand-new car. >> reporter: here is the real issue. this happens way more every time that it rains. as you know, we are expecting quite a bit of rain over the next week or two. residents here, pretty concerned. a notice has gone out that they should cover their cars if possible o move them. sherry can't get the marks off that the calcium leaves behind. >> it happened a lot. i have had detailing service about three times now. >> reporter: she says management referred her to the parking garage compaon cl parking. they say they have a plan to fix oe issue. asers wait, a storm looms. >> i want to hide my car in my apartment. if i could. >> reporter: in the district, adam tusk, news 4. >>> that's all. i'm leon harris. we will live you with pictures of somef thelooding we have been dealing with recenany. don't w to see nymph thanymore that. thanks for joining us. have a great w

you have to give credit to sherry, she pulled it off. she has total flexibility with regards to what she wants to do. let's count money. national amusement owns $30 million shares of cbs. they own 9 million shares of the nonvoting. they have 40 million shares approximately so if they can get $80, $80 times 4 million shares is $3.2 billion. when you tax -- why would you want to sell the company for my point of view i'm trying to figure out what sherry is doing next you have two guys from columbia business school and you have ianelli running cbs. they have a good -- so where does the world want to buy this? i would start taking my japanese lessons and talk to those running sony and they're ready to do something. get more content on scale particularly if fox and disney can get together >> this is josh brown. >> how are you. >> i'm doing great good to hear from you on this topic. following that thread let's talk about whether cbs and viacom would be the more obvious thing to have happen >> the answer is i've watched rich parsons who does a g

could walk away with zero other than benefits fully vested will cbs be sold or merged with viacom sherry redstone says she won't force it for two years if the new board decides to merge or sell, she's all ears. 6 out of 14 are women on the board. who will be the next ceo joe eianniello? untrue allegations from decades ago are being made against me that are not consistent with who i am it is the end of an era. in a telling moment last november, our julia boorstin asked him to describe his management style. >> i am very hands on. i genuinely respect the people i work with. i have been an employee, i know what it feels like to be an employee i think it's really important that people are not worried about politics either in the next office or from up above because i know and i have been in times of crisis like that you spend 60, 70% of the time thinking of the crisis and 30% thinking about your job, and the idea for me is to try to relieve that stress from them. >> reporter: again, that was last november. a few stars are speaking out, rachel bloom, co-creator, starve crazy ex-girlfriend twee

beliefs among the more widespread that vaccines can cause autism fact or urban myth let's ask dr sherri tenpenny she is an osteopathic physician an anti vaccination activist who has authored four books among them vaccines the risks the benefits the choices a resource guide for parents she supports the belief that some vaccines can cause autism and dr tenpenny joins us from cleveland welcome. thank you so much talent thank you for having me every year my doctor tells me they get a flu shot and he assures me that it won't give me the flu and it hasn't yet but could it be giving me something else. well the flu shot has three strains of viruses in it in every multi dose flu shot has twenty five micrograms of mercury there's no way of knowing one hundred percent for sure that one hundred percent of those billions of viruses are completely attenuated and i actually looked at the data over the last nineteen years from the c.d.c. and it shows that eighty five percent of illness in the wintertime is caused by a pathogen a virus or a bacteria other than an influenza virus so the influenza vaccine

sherry redstone what will become of the story what will become of the storied company without its supportan influential leader professorial lecture at american university joins us to discuss now margo thank you so much for being here thanks bye and now there's breaking news out i mean literally it handed it during the break here that c.b.s. has spiraled with the f.c.c. saying that mr moonves it may be there for another year is thinking he was collecting things out of his desk we don't know any more than that right now do we know we don't fox news is the first to report it saying that this i.c.c. filing says that he'll stay on for an additional year ok so bad. to give the board time to have this law firm to do this investigation theoretically but he's a bit in this important employ until guy i mean what does it mean for the company whether or not he leaves this week or in a year i mean things could get really bad i mean i can imagine that if some of these allegations go forward that they would keep him on for for that time period regardless of what they're telling the i.c.c. he may do at t

so thank you and congratulations to your leadership, sherry. and i see some of the graduates that are here. one day i think you should bring everybody to city hall, so that the mayor and supervisors and everybody can see the work we're doing. it should not just be us that have those privileges. thank you for the opportunities. thank you. >> president tsen: thank you, linda. let's see, next item. >> clerk: item 6, consent agenda. 6a, approving the minutes of the july 11, 2018 meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> president tsen: all those in favor, say aye. opposed? ayes have it. >> clerk: item 7, one treasure island training program update. >> as director richardson described, on august 30, one treasure island in partnership with 167 and echo bay completed their third class of training program on treasure island. and would like to invite alex from treasure island to come up and give you an overview of the work they've been doing. >> i'm going to introduce -- sherry williams with one treasure island. thank you, commissioner richa richards richards

cbs officials believe they have leverage here, the board, in negotiating with sherry.arently -- not apparently, there is a tape of sumner redstone submitted to the court where he was not at his best, let's say. it lends some credence to cbs' allegations that sherry redstone hid or didn't properly disclose the mental state or deteriorating mental state of her father, the guy who created this whole media empire, when this whole battle began, so cbs thinks that tape bolsters their case in keeping cbs separate from redstones as they negotiate this thing out. here's something else that's interesting. cbs has consulted with a headhunting firm about finding moonves' replacement. in my view, that means, and some people at cbs say the interim ceo will be the c.o.o., moonves' close lieutenant but if they are looking for someone else, you think they want someone else in that job. this is the state of play. it's happening fast. things are in flux. maybe we will find out something after the closing bell, maybe tomorrow. that's where it is right now. liz: they are talking settlement

sherry anes, she is with the fund for sustainable tomorrow. organization that's sole purpose is bring about social change. the focus is through impactful documentaries. "straws," is a documentary and it's an educational impactful campaign that was created and is managed through the video project. these, both of these organizations came to pier 39 through the management team. they sat down, showed us the film and it was a no-brainer. we said absolutely yes, especially attraction on the san francisco waterfront. and you know, our goal is to educate as many visitors as we can that even they just by skipping the straw can make a difference in our environment. and thank you so much for the recognition. it's very much appreciated. >> thank you for the kind words. i'm george jacob, presidency, one of the six organizations. we are deeply privileged to serve children every year, and not only showing straws at sea lion center but the aquarium, and a new exhibit that talks about the perils of microplastics and the impact that it has on food consumption p

then there was nothing again until '68 when johnson appointed sherry ho sherry. in my early days on the dc circuit, i had the great good fortune to meet and talk to the first woman ever appointed to a federal district judge and that was in memphis appointed in 198 by truman. she was in her 90s when i got to the court and it was just a great experience for me to speak to this and describe what it was like in the really bad old days when one of the stories was she would go to the white house when it was a demonstration, hold up a sign "votes for women," not say a word, and she was hassled by the police because she didn't want to risk having a record. an arrest that might impede her admission to the bar. she was going to law school at night. she told me she hired only women as clerks because her colleague hired no women. she thought that she had the best clerks at the court. so it's moving in the right direction. not as fast as we would like it to, but three is certainly better than one. when i was the lone wolf after justice o'connor left, the wrong image was portr

el gobernador sherry brown aprobÓ una nueva ley que destina 7 millones de dÓlares a proteger de inundaciones sunny bell. por otro lado, jerry brown vetÓ un proyecto de ley que buscaba permitir a los negocios que sirven bebidas de colitas a -- al cole a funcionar hasta -- alcohol funcionar hasta las cuatro de la maÑana. antonio: para andrea estos son los puntos por los que ha experimentado mÁs discusiones. >> tenemos que buscar nuevos mercados, pero se tenemos preguntas para distintos precios. >> esta votante reconoce que la divisiÓn polÍtica reinante en su propia familia tambiÉn la vive. [habla en inglÉs] antonio: ella opina que la gente deberÍa cumplir las leyes. a estos intereses de sigue el acceso salud y los beneficios de retiro. >> sectores con conservadurismo. antonio: siempre tienen una simpatÍa con el tema de migraciÓn. beatriz: la policÍa arrastrÓ a una famosa actriz mexicana por supuestamente robar en una tienda. detenemos los detalles. elena: a partir del uv si descienden las temperaturas asociadas con el frente frÍo. me tengo la informaciÓn en sólo minutos. locutor: regresamos co

national inducement national news which thank you sherry redstone they've been having this ongoing disputewhat's that been about and how are they resolving it right now with the board so the way that what's happening right now is that cherry red stone is that that bickering if you will between c.b.s. and national news miss national news misremember owns eighty percent or controls eighty percent of c.b.s. corporation stock and what it is said now is that with moonves is ouster that that any pending litigation between between them will go away will disappear how this this news just literally said just broke in the minutes before we the show started how that alters that landscape i'm still not sure right now but what moonves is credited for in addition to being a t.v. powerhouse and bringing a younger audience to bring the advertisers bring younger audience excuse me to its advertisers well moonves is credited with is holding off of. c.b.s. merger so national amusements now if they're saying that c.b.s. and its new board may be up on the chopping block so here yet again we could be seeing ano

you didn't die and you weren't raped. >> sherri from california, thank you for the call. we know the president is watching the hearing. he's at the white house returning from new york rlier today. at this hour we're told he's in the residence and we also know from a statement from the white house press secretary that that scheduled meeting with rod rosenstein and the president has been postponed. in a statement saying in light of the hearing today, we will meet next week. so no announcement on that front. the focus is all inside the office building and the hearing will continue this afternoon. we also know that judge brett kavanaugh is on capitol hill. he will is have an opening statement later this afternoon live here on c-span. independent line from minnesota, what do you think so far? what have you heard? >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i have lost all respect for the chair senator grassley and his ability to conduct fair and just proceedings. by disallowing fbi interviews, those who collaborate the truth of dr. ford's testimony, or to disavow it, the committe

own leak millions of fans around the globe watched them back later out on line up to the seas out sherri's the first e-sports world champion from in our country he goes by the name of mr d. one in twenty fifteen he won the fee for an interactive world cup that made the sports even better known in his native saudi arabia it's like an evolution because nobody has ever done such a thing everyone once a year that i wonder if i walked up they were just asking what is this game and what is the playing and how did we pick at how did we become a wall champions that these sports are a growing market it was clear to see at this year's games contrails fair in cologne with the thousand exhibitors from fifty countries it was both a paradise for gamers and. top industry meet came strong is one of the world's biggest trade fairs for interactive entertainment. industry analysts estimate that globalise book sales will almost travel by twenty twenty the middle east in particular has potential for growth for the whole region of the middle east we see they gave or that the way they're all very highly watching

ramÓn: la semana pasada concluyÓ la legislatura de california y sherry brown tiene hasta fin de mes paracon el experto. >> esta medida deel seÑado ricardo lara crearÍa normas fuertes para proteger la informaciÓn personal que recolectan las agencias locales y estatales para programas como beneficios de salud, identificaciones municipales. el estado no comparte informaciÓn. ramÓn: otra ley que podrÍa beneficiar a los emigrantes tiene que ver con las licencias para contratista. quÉ nos puedes hablar respecto? >>digamos que usted quiere ampliar su negocio y quiere pedir un permiso. con esta medida, ya el gobierno local tendrÍa que hacer tambiÉn un nÚmero e-tn. ramÓn: algo pueda ser la comunidad emigrante para que esta medida se aprueben? >> puede comunicarse con la oficina del gobernador y expresarsu opiniÓn. es importante que la comunidad siga marcando la pauta ante la creciente desigualdad, la uniÓn hace la fuerza. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos con esta informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: siguen las temperaturas cÁlidas en nuestra regiÓn y es hora de saber cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones

taken to hospital two weeks later i woke up and had the feeling something was missing he hums that sherry or. then i fell out of bed and i couldn't get back up on that that had my leg had been amputated a little but that closed door. remained in hospital for three months and gradually learned to walk with crutches his body is covered in scars and he's racked with pain he's blind in one eye. incredibly his youngest sister bushra survived the blast and injured they fled to italy together. she had been a model student but school stopped after the bombs fell. i hope i can go back to school one day but it will be difficult i can't leave my brother alone in the tent . eight hundred families live at the camp on the syrian turkish border among them are hundreds of children only basic necessities are available here there's no real education and hardly any medical supplies hope faded long ago it's been replaced by worry of what's to come. we've noticed the air raids have started up again there's a lot of fear in the camp especially among women and children everyone is scared no one knows where to g

sherry hamilton, stephanie fender. you're visiting from outside of bloomington. what do you think of what the mayor is saying, that it's a plea for everyone to get out. are you leaving? >> absolutely. we're out today. >> in a few minutes. >> you had a vacation planned. drove all the way down here. >> all the way down here. made it an overnight, two-day drive, and we got here. we were about ten minutes out and i got a phone call saying that, well, if you're still coming, we want you to know you have to evacuate. i was like, well, we're ten minutes away. we're on our way. we'll need a place to sleep tonight. >> that mandatory evasicuation goes into effect at noon eastern. what do you think of the people deciding not to evacuate? >> i think it's sad. you really need to get out. they're saying this storm is like 150 miles wide. so seriously, you need to take this seriously. and move. >> one of the questions people have is, where are people supposed to go, if this is going to affect so much of coastal carolinas and virginia, where are you going to go? >> possibly the

in pakistan has ordered the release of x prime minister now by sherry and his daughter pending an appeal hearing the country's three time leader was removed from office and jailed for corruption in july sharif says the charges are politically motivated. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby white is returning home from the united states after receiving treatment for injuries he says were sustained as a result of torture by uganda northstar says the opposition m.p. was arrested in august and charged with treason for his alleged role in an incident in which the president's motorcade was pelted with stones. employees of the fast food chain mcdonald's went on strike across the u.s. they're demanding an end to sexual harassment participants accuse the company of failing to adequately address what they say is a widespread problem they're also calling for anti housman training. and the leaders of north and south korea have hailed a deal to improve ties between their countries and a highly symbolic move the south's moon j.m. even invited kim jong un to seoul and what would be the first ever p

sherri: there are so many.f northern africa are er,y much at risk, mali, nig pornographic of africa. pakistan is also very much at risk for increased flood and grout. country, armed unstable, attitude across roads. very much at risk from climate shock. alix: great to get your perspective, sherri goodman. coming up, we go back to the bloomberg mobile business forum in new york. david is speaking with roger ferguson of tiaa. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. david: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: americas." i'm david westin. we are at the plaza hotel in new york city, site

they are nothing if former swedish police officer with african or reaching stuff and sherry quit his job to help migrants like himself integrate his name as a voice of reason in sweden and believes nazis is getting too much attention it offered a different explanation for that maybe sometimes it is easier to focus on them because look nazis we know who they are we have the knowledge and when it comes to . make more extreme subjects we don't know so much so we don't want to say the wrong things or we don't want people to think that we say the wrong things despite being shamed as nazis by the media and politicians are right and far right movements are still winning people over in this once liberal nordic state but these parties are showing they will confront current migrant policies head on lead for better or worse. great no shouty reporting from sweden. the u.s. has declassified nearly six hundred pages of private conversations between former american and russian presidents bill clinton and boris yeltsin took place between one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred

we are looking at the senate to sherry -- that senate judiciary committee hearing -- we are looking atsenate judiciary committee's hearing. to let you know we will have updates on all of these and new developments coming in right here on mornings at 2. you can watch that hearing in its entirety. >> it will be interesting and l while. that will kick off at 10 am eastern at 7 pm -- 7m our time. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is september 27 and the right -- weekend is right out there. >>> i am pam cook. it is still the weekend. >> even if you wake up and you work on saturday, it is still the weekend. >> we get to sleep in. >> that is a much easier shift. >> when you are working monday -- there we go. >>> we have a sick -- we have thick morning fog. it is mostly cloudy and cooler on friday. it will be hot and mostly sunny , thick areas of fog and we end up in the 60s to 90s. the pattern looks like it is about to change after today from this low. the key will be what d then drive it toward southern california and arizona. but that is not 100%. some of it could come here monday night

the question is, do national nmusements and sherry -- ca they get a value for cbs that would make itlmost impossible for them to refuse? willnse is the new board be taking any potential offers quite seriously as opposed to being dismissive, as was the case in the past. vonnie: there is a $20 million etoo movementhe #m as part of all of this, and it will come from any potential severance les moonves might get after a board investigation is complete. i mean,etoo movement as part of all of is there somef irony here that if there is a donation, you know, that les moonves should not get any severance? the $20ll, i would read million donation as more of a symbolic gesture. but i think more importantly, a lot of investors were concerned about the potential magnitude of a golden parachute to les moonves against the backdrop of these allegations. what this board has done is try to play those issues direct by raising the possibility that mr. les moonves can get zero severance pending the outcome of the board investigation. that is a lot more transparent and where we were a few weeks ago. -- th

cbs has been involved in a bitter dispute with viacom's sherry redstone not to pursue a merger with cbsleast two years so another party could push for it. redstone now has even more pow own the cbs board. joining us now from l.a. to discuss bloomberg entertainment reporter, lucas shaw. it took a dozen or so allegations for this to happen. walk us through the late that's we know. luca: so the latest is that lest moon vest is out for the first time in two decades. there was a story alleging six cases of sexual harassment, six women who said they'd been harassed, in late july in the new yorker. on after that.g a lot of people thought it was feasible he'd find a way to stay on top, arguing he had not abused his position and also that a lot of the allegations were a long time ago. none of the allegations in other story happened in the last two year. yet the moment that ronin far row's second story dropped yesterday it was clear he was not going to stay in that position. we've been hearing rumors of a second story and additional allegations and then within 12 hours of that second story publis

they are nothing if former swedish police officer with afghan or reaching stuff and sherry quit his job to help migrants like himself integrate he's known as a voice of reason in sweden and believes is getting too much attention has offered a different explanation for that maybe sometimes it is easier to focus on them because look nazis we know who they are we have the knowledge and when it comes to . make more extreme subjects we don't know so much so we don't want to say the wrong things or we don't want people to think that we say the wrong things despite being shamed as nazis by the media and politicians are right and far right movements are still winning people over in this one's liberal nordic state but these part is a showing they will confront current migrant policies head on lead for better or worse. great no shouty reporting from sweden. the u.s. has declassified six hundred pages of private conversations between former american and russian presidents bill clinton and boris yeltsin they took place between one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred nine when

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they are nothing if former swedish police officer with african or reaching stuff and sherry quit his job to help migrants like himself integrate he's known as a voice of reason in sweden and believes is getting too much attention has offered a different explanation for that maybe sometimes it is easier to focus on them because look nazis we know who they are we have the knowledge and when it comes to . make more extreme subjects we don't know so much so we don't want to say the wrong things or we don't want people to think that we say the wrong things despite being shamed as nazis by the media and politicians are right and far right movements are still winning people over in this once liberal lord state but these parties are showing they will confront current migrant policies head on lead for better or worse. great no shouty reporting from sweden. the u.s. has declassified six hundred pages of private conversations between former american and russian presidents bill clinton and boris yeltsin that took place between one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred nine wh

they are nothing if former swedish police officer with african or reaching stuff and sherry quit his job to help migrants like himself integrate he's known as a voice of reason in sweden and believes is getting too much attention for a different explanation for that maybe sometimes it is easier to focus on them because look nazis we know who they are we have the knowledge and when it comes to . make more extreme subjects we don't know so much so we don't want to say the wrong things or we don't want people to think that we say the wrong things despite being shamed as nazis by the media and politicians are right and far right movements are still winning people over in this one's liberal nordic state but these parties are showing they will confront current migrant policies head on lead for better or worse. great no shouty reporting from sweden. the u.s. has declassified six hundred pages of private conversations between former american and russian presidents bill clinton and boris yeltsin they took place between one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred nine when ye

they are nothing if former swedish police officer with african origin stuff and sherry quit his job to help migrants like himself integrate his name as a voice of reason in sweden and believes north is getting too much attention it offered a different explanation for that maybe sometimes it is easier to. focus on them because look nazis we know who they are we have the knowledge and when it comes to . make more extreme subjects we don't know so much so we don't want to say the wrong things or we don't want people to think that we say the wrong things despite being shamed as nazis by the media and politicians are right and far right movements are still winning people over in this one's liberal nordic state but these parties a showing they will confront current migrant policies head on lead for better or worse great no shouty reporting from sweden. the us has declassified six hundred pages of private conversations between former american and russian presidents bill clinton and boris yeltsin that took place between one thousand nine hundred three and one nine hundred ninety nine when yelt

sherry is on the line from indianapolis. >> hello. guest: hello. >> i do not see you saturday night but i want to tell you that i was one of the mccain democrats. hopefully we will see who running again soon. feel, as anis, i american and always voting, that i am so disheartened with this christian coalition. the ultra-right wing, it feels like i am being strangled. secular, i am an american first and foremost. do you get the sense that the pull of so much religious focus on things like the abortion issue, is that what you think is driving a divisive wedge between the democrats and republicans? so much anger? guest: i think that is part of the problem. during my campaign, i went to virginia beach and gave a speech that robertson had too much influence on our party. i think there is an extreme left that has an influence over the democratic party as well. recently, reverend -- one of them called mohammed a terrorist. that is inconceivable to me. --is also inconceivably inconceivable for harry belafonte to insult colin powell. i think we

we invite christine to sign the letter, sherry is a member of the 1971 class and we invite them to sign this letter, but as sarah said and as the senators have said over and over again, this is not, sexual assault is not just something that happened that private school and prep school, it's a problem across america and women need to be heard and be believed. the community stands with her. 1000 names of the huge number. our average class-size is between 80 and 100 and the further you go back the smaller the last size is. there's one other thing i want to share with you, when i was 14 years old, i was on the hockey team and we made a shirt, and i held onto it for 23 years because it said something on the back that really means something to me. i was 14, going on 15. i just want to remind everyone that doctor christine ford was 15 at the time of this assault. that is so young. so when i was that young, i was on the field hockey team and we made the shirt for the team and it says don't mess so i am here to say today to say don't mess with doctor christine ford. don't mess with the alumni, b

believe that they would prevail in delaware and maintaining their control and shareholder rights sher sherry redstone indicated in the past that she would not force a deal and they did not seem to be interested in the departure of cbs and at least on the social issues that were such a key of it as we reported time and again last spring. and so she seems committed to following what the board wants which is keeping these two companies separate that does not mean somebody is dpoing to come in from going to come in from cbs. it is better sold one day as a combination of viacom and cbs. it does appear that cbs is going to stay independent and moonves will not be the ceo. >> the stock is already down 10% coming in. you mentioned the fact that les moonves have not been at the helm for a little bit. is it possible that they literally were not able to complete an investigation for months what is going on it is obviously the man apologized and said he was wrong. david, are there moore thing tha is moonves did post marriage that they are worried about? otherwise, hey, let's part and say he did what he

sherry burress, news 4 sports.>> >. >> nothing like the excitement of cardinak. big news in the nfl steelers may be running out on sunday without their leading runner. le'veon bell has not reported to the team yet and holding out for a new contract. the steelers placed a franchise tag on bell's second straight year. he's not signedma it. teams are starting to get frustrated with the running back. "the pittsburgh post gngette" -- makiearch times more than d linemen wit for him. at center, telling reporters it's a lite selfish. that's not being a team player. that wouldn't work around here. doug makes seven times more than i do. >> i'vad only to old out once. >> that's right. you have to have that team effort around here. hey, washington played seattle for a basketball title. sound familia after this past spring, the wizardsra celd the 40th titlersary of their nba when they were the bullets. determination still has the mystics in control of their own destiny and for the first time ever in the wnba finals. this is what elena delle donne and kristi toliver were broug

as sherry burress reports from ashburn -- >> reporter: it's back to business as usual for the redskins with the regular season opener just four days away, but in the four seasons under head coach jay gruden, the burgundy and gold he yet to win that first game. with new players on offense and defense, the redskins hope to snap thatak losing stre. >> i think they all have theiv own iidual fights and we've got to find a way to beat arizona. this tm's got to find a way to go beat them. no, i don't think there is any secret thing. you prepare the best you can to win a game. i think it's a fine line. nku can get too overhyped with this and t this game is going to be fine your season. it's one of ev16. >> ybody's 0-0 so the expectations really don't matter. it's a weird league. you can never predict how tyngs will pla out. we've just got to go out on sunday and play together as a team, play as a smart team and try to get the win. >> i feel like you can't come out there and, you know, get warmed up. you've got to start hot. we want to come out and start fast, be physical, play 100 miles per ho

sherri, good morning to you. >> good morning.ife. >> did i. steve: tell us about it? >> well, it was a rare, quiet evening for me. i was home reading my two children were with their biological father. my first husband. and i was sort of relishing the quiet and suddenly there was a knock on my door. one of tim's lieutenants and a police chaplain were standing there and they had to tell me my husband was never coming home again. steve: your facebook post tells the entire story. you were walking through your life for a very long time like a zonel buy. you didn't know what to do. >> yes. steve: at one point you realized i have got to get out of the house. and you went and dug out a black nike cap and you pulled it down and you started wearing it and it became -- that's the cap right there, right? >> yes. correct, yes. steve: and why -- >> -- that's the one. >> what does that cap symbolize to you? >> you know, it is sweat-stained and i worked really hard. it symbolizes very, very. like i said in my post. it was my family's rise from t

yound sherry are part of the event. why is it important for folks t support this? >> it's great for the youth of loudoun county. 18 to 24 they're living on couches or living on the a street we're trying to provide them with necessary supplies to get them jump started in their life. it a great and much-needed event for local kids of loudoun county. >> a rpite for you, because on sunday it's back to work. you have the arizona cardinals coming up a week from thnday. 's an exciting time at the park. >> they have a new coach. he's excellent. they have great skill. both sides of the ball. david johnson, patrick peterson, chandler jones. itill be a great matchup for us early on. we >> you and your team have put in many weeks of work. you're excited? >> yeah. we're fired up. seeing crowder out there and chris thompson and moses andng others get out there, and allen and the draft picks like geron payne and others, it's a fuup to watch. >> coming up next, we'll here from the quarterback, alex smith. >>> also mike duff. 100 yards is more. "inside the redskins" is coming right

. >> [habla en ingles] viviana: el gobernador sherry brown promulgÓ la ley sb-100. >> es un dÍa histÓricos. la infraestructura que se requiere para los cargadores. viviana: el patrocinador de la medida, el senador kevin de leÓn, piensa que podrÍan llegar a su objetivo antes del aÑo 2045. esto sucede dÍas antes de que se celebre en san francisco la cumbre mundial de acciÓn climÁtica. este pasado sÁbado en esa misma ciudad se llevÓ a cabo una manifestaciÓn considerada la mÁs grande en la costa oeste en favor de proteger el medio ambiente. los manifestantes pedÍan al gobernador que se comprometiera a dejar de usar combustibles fÓsiles y creara una transición a un sistema de energÍa renovable. >> [habla en inglÉs] viviana: y este lunes fueron escuchados. >> el mensaje que estÁ mandando california al presidente donald trump. >> que con su liderazgo o la falta de su liderazgo california va a seguir avanzando en sus polÍticas. quiera o no quiera estar presente vamos a seguir marchando adelante. viviana: legisladores aseguran que las familias se verÁn beneficiadas. >> los niÑos no van a tener que

this is her mother, sherry rosten, a retired deputy sheriff. >> she would sit in the garage and justt not -- about not getting her day in court. >> this was eating her alive? >> yeah. it was really taking its toll on her. >> reporter: dawn started drinking heavily. her teenage son, devin, watched his mother fall apart. >> she started to lose jobs. it's like all hell broke loose in her head. >> reporter: but murder? remember, the police went to see dawn a couple hours after ben was killed, found her fast asleep. >> what time did you think you went to sleep? >> oh, gosh, i watched a movie, "the departed" and "descent." i don't know, about 4:00. >> in fact, she happened to be sharing her bedroom with a 21-year-old family friend named james. >> yeah we watched a movie and went to bed. yeah, that's our story. that's it. >> reporter: not exactly a convincing alibi. any more than the obvious fiction that james, a new man in her life, was just a friend. even less convincing when detective ron elgis learned about a trip to a 7-eleven store, middle of the night, about an hour and a half before

that might force cbs in the end to merge back up with viacom, to do what sherri redstone wanted to dor in the beginning which caused the huge, i mean, remember, les moonves sued sherri red redstone. >> neil: of course won here separate issue in that sense forced out for other reasons. >> she won and she lost. she got rid of him. the board wants to sell the company and does not want to merge with viacom which she lost on and, you know, hopefully the shareholders win and they find a suiter that's going to pay up. i will say this though, if you think of the media landscape, there is not a lot of companies out there. does amazon really want to do apple. do these companies really want to step up to the plate and buy old line media? cbs is a cachet name. "60 minutes," cbs sports. some of that stuff on cbs is being impacted greatly by cord cutting and some of the technological advances that hurt the other. >> neil: saying nothing of the sexual allegations that could haunts it for some time. >> that's the other side of the story. i think at some point people are going to say what did the boar

. >> quickly, sherry. >> look, i think that we're going to see other polls coming out that are going very, very bad for trump and for the republicans. and once this goes -- and we also know that marge judk judge to do this confidentially. one people start making guesses that judge is saying things that are not favorable to kavanaugh, i think it's possible that he sud l suddenly decides he doesn't want to have anything to do with this. won't be talked to. they know he lied in front of the senate and they're kchd he would lie to the fbi. you know what happens then. that's why don mcgann wants to make sure the fbi does not talk to kavanaugh. >> if i may jump in real quickly, richard. it may not be about the democrats or the republicans on november 6th. watch the independents, the suburban women and those disgusted with donald trump and how the senate hand thld nomination, wheth -- handled this nomination. i think it's going to be critical in every state. they're going to vote with the democrats. >> all great points made by the four of you, scott, sherry, kevin, and grace. have a good su

nomination in this case however a brett kavanaugh the republicans and the democrats on the gym to sherry committee are at loggerheads the can arguing over whether or not enough evidence was brought forward to determine whether or not there should be a full blown investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by the nominee when he was a teenager and then when he was a young man the republicans believe that f.b.i. background checks didn't uncover anything toward it even though they say that they found christine was a ford the psychology professor who has accused kavanaugh of trying to rape her when they were teenagers they have even though they said they found her credible they said there were too many inconsistencies in the evidence they have in order to try to do rail of the nomination and so they are pushing ahead with a vote at seventeen thirty g.m.t. in order to push his nomination before the full view west senate democrats on the panel however say not enough evidence has been brought forward to actually analyze the allegations and they say that the republicans are simply trying to p

he explains his packers fandom to news 4's sports reporter sherry burr. >> when did you become a packersverybody asked that. my dad grew up in iowa. he was a pacrs fan in the '50s and you have to picarpackers or gs and huh said you always rooted against chicago. t they wer big city boys so green bay was the one. i was a fan when they stunk. the first chapter book i read when i was a kid was jerry cramer's instant sreplay i was indoctrinated and my 11-year-old son, the first chapter book he read, jerry cramer instant replay. >> well you have to love a good story. you have a little reasoning behind it, i understand. >> he also talked with sherry about key points that the redskins could take advantage of when they take the field today. >> and chuck's sit down with sherry after "meet the press" on the red skin's pre-show a chuck will sit down with us in a few minutes for a preview of what's coming up on this morning's addition of "meet the press." >> taking a live look outside, the flag is waving. a littleindy out there but it's fall, folks, time is 6:39. lauryn will be back to let us know w

. >> reporter: sherry henry lives here at the wharf.ven though her parking garage is pretty much brand new, she says there have been wat issues. >> when it just rains, you know, onl a nor day, a lot of water gets down below. a >> reportend now management here advising residents that they may want to seek higher ground because of standing water in lower portions of the garages. >> i want o hide my car in my i could., if >> reporter: she says instead, she'll just park on a higher level. now take a look. this is what it looked like outside bwi marshall airport a while back after heavy rains enched low-lying parking lots. this is a concern in onflood-pre areas all across the region like old town alexandria as well. alexandria's transportation department tells us if you are parked in an area that usually floods, higher is alwaysbetter. there are no guarantees once the water starts rising. just be aware all of this could be a concern as we keep our eye to the sky ove the next week. in the district, adam tuss, new 4. >> you feel for the folkst

i ran into sherry this morning. can you tell our audience, what is your biggest motivation for staying on the island? >> well, this is our home. this is where my kids have grown up. this is my livelihood. we want to make sure the home is safe, you know, throughout the storm. and after the storm. and also the getting back. i mean, it's heart wrenching. it can be up to weeks before we get back with the inland flooding. you know, it's a decision that for a lot of folks it's hard to make but we just can't do that. we just can't do that. >> thank you, sherry. i just spoke to the mayor. she said you still have time to get out today. >> we'll be right here. we're going to ride it out. >> thank you, and be safe please. so people determined to stay as you heard. but the mayor really tell megin do not be fooled by the fact the storm is a category 2. it is the flooding and the storm subje surge that makes this storm dangerous. >> let's go to myrtle beach where there is a mandatory evacuation order and the storm surges there co

they are nothing if former swedish police officer with african stuff and sherry quit his job to help migrants like himself integrate he's known as a voice of reason in sweden and believes nazis is getting too much attention but offered a different explanation for that maybe sometimes it is easier to focus on them because look nazis we know who they are we have the knowledge and when it comes to . make more extreme subjects we don't know so much so we don't want to say the wrong things or we don't want people to think that we say the wrong things despite being shamed as nazis by the media and politicians are right and far right movements are still winning people over in this once liberal nordic state but these parties are showing they will confront current migrant policies head on lead for better or worse. great no shouty reporting from sweden. the u.s. has declassified nearly six hundred pages of private conversations between former american and russian president bill clinton and boris yeltsin they took place between one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred nine