i'm trevor shirley.ionnaires disease kills one person's and dozens of others are in the hospital details on where it started the head. still ahead a slight l a x had to make an emergency landing because of this guy is complaining about which bathroom to se you want go to first class. >>whatthat passenger did and what happened to next and next a 6.30 we bring you the high live from our debate with the candidates who want to become the next district attorney in san francisco. and looks like the winds are going to be kicking up a little snow on the sierra nevada cold temperatures. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>there is in san francisco will have an an important decision to make in the upcoming november election for the first time in more than 100 years. there is no incumbent candidate in the race for district attorney instead for challengers have stepped forward to run for da from left to right we'll sh

my guest today, dame stephanie shirley, was one of those children.live an extraordinary life of achievement and philanthropy, blazing a trail for women in business. so, what lessons can we learn from a woman determined to make the most of a life so nearly extinguished in childhood? theme music plays. dame stephanie shirley, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for inviting me. we've invited you almost 80 years — exactly 80 years — from that moment when you were forced to leave your home. your father put you on a train, it's called the ‘kindertransport‘, and you ended up in an alien country, in london, in england. what do you remember of that journey? well, of course, i was only five years old, so all the things that i remember, the childish things. i remember the little boy that kept being sick, i remember losing my doll and then finding her again. and the general — what is england, what is happening? i was with my older sister, renata, who was aged nine, so if you think how small a 5—year—old is, it was a traumaticjourney and an extraordinary change to a

dame stephanie shirley, welcome to hardtalk.le almost 80 years from that moment when you were forced to leave your home. your father you on a train, the ‘kindertransport‘, and father you on a train, the ‘kindertra nsport‘, and you father you on a train, the ‘kindertransport‘, and you ended up in an alien country, in london, england. what do you remember of that journey. of course, england. what do you remember of thatjourney. of course, i england. what do you remember of that journey. of course, iwas england. what do you remember of that journey. of course, i was only five years old, so all things i remember, the childish things, remember, the childish things, remember the little boy that being sick, i remember losing my doll and finding it again. the general what is england, what is happening, i was with my older sister aged nine so you think how small a five—year—old is, it was a traumaticjourney and an extraordinary change to a new country, new family, new food, you everything and i think my parents really did a very brave th

>>federal workers say they are under attack by the trump administration, i'm trevor shirley in washington coming up explain why they were rallying today outside the capital and anti vax ers are working to try to overturn a new bill that was signed into law by governor newsome this time by collecting signatures. m big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>opponents of california's new vaccine laws are set to start collecting signatures for a statewide ballot initiative. the group wants voters to decide. >>if a new law governor recently signed should go into effect. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>secretary of state alex by this week cleared opponents of sb to 76 and sb 7.14 to start collecting signatures for a statewide ballot initiative against those vaccine bills. the group wants voter

it's still unclear what exactly that approval will look like reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>well happening today, housing and urban development secretary ben carson, we'll be visiting the bay area. so carson's visit to san francisco is to come up with a course of action for the homeless crisis. mayor london breed who has been you know working adding beds to the division circle navigation center. he says a while shelters like this one are important affordable housing al arabian oil over the weekend. how this could affect our gas prices coming up next. we're taking a live look outside there's the golden gate bridge traffic looks pretty good in both directions maybe a little bit of a cloud cover around the bay area but it is going to be nice and sunny today john trouble tracking your forecast and we'll have the hollywood minute coming up after the break stick on. >>pelosi says she also worries that a piece of the agreement could raise drug prices for us consumers. >>the rasic world 3 give us a taste of what's to come with the short film. that'll big rock. a year after the ev

i'm trevor shirley i've got that story coming up ahead.onight wrapping up our last night of summer details ahead on what your fault has in store for us because summer-like temperatures will return to the bay area early this upco >>lawmakers are now calling on amazon to strengthen protections for its workers after several new reports came out saying the company's delivery drivers are being pressured into unsafe practices like working longer hours without breaks and speeding. >>washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports that some in congress want amazon to do more. >>ohio senator sherrod brown says amazon needs to change its ways too many contract end up injured on the job or worse. he's disturbed by recent stories in the new york times and buzzfeed news alleging unsafe working conditions for some amazon delivery drivers. >>i know that amazon doesn't want to live under labor law that most other workers live under. they're going to be such an important part of the economy they need to start living up to labor law in terms of decent pa

government shutdown from happening again in the first washington d skates dc correspondent trevor shirley reports on the efforts to make. what it means for your tax. >>shutting down the government doesn't come cheap, we found out that. >>$4 billion of taxpayer money was essentially wasted. >>that's what ohio senator rob portman says a nine-month investigation revealed. >>we also found out that there is about 57 1000 the years. lost productivity because of over the past 5 years a government shutdown has happened multiple times. >>totaling 52 days of stopped federal services and furloughed workers i'm not surprised that this is very costly to taxpayers to the workers and to government service and right now congress only has 12 more days to vote on a spending bill before federal funding runs out on september 30th. foreman says this is why the government needs a lot to keep shutdowns from happening. >>instead of having the government shutdown you have an automatic spending level from the previous year, they would ratchet down by one percent across the board. >>portman says that would keep the

it's still unclear what exactly that approval will look like reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>doctors and medical students are adding their voices to the call for an end to gun violence in america rallies today were held across the country kron four's rob fladeboe reports from stanford. >>there are very real weapons of mass destruction before our very eyes. firearms. >>the d after a surge in stephaniercho is among the stand for doctors and medical students who announced monday that they are taking a stand against what they say is a firearms epidemic in america because the once they get hurt often are not the bad guys, it's often family members and children. so if people choose to keep a gun in the home, then they should learn about how to keep it safely banners like this one were unfurled at more than 40 locations across the country monday. as prominent physicians and medical students and other health care providers joined forces to create what's being called safe scrums addressing the firearms epidemic can change symposium on gun violence doctor come all jones emphasized t

>>makes an impact on all their tomorrows reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. the food drug administration is assessing a new drug aimed at treating peanut allergies in children, it's called before c uh it works by exposing children to t% pharmaceutical grade peanut protein. according to the washington post the drug could pave the way for a new generation of therapies that reduce allergies by desensitizing patients one problem with how foresee a is it's high rate of side effects one in 10 of the people taking it during a trial had to stop because it caused abdominal plate pain vomiting or allergic reactions that required. other drugs to stop it. a 145 companies signed an open letter to the us senate calling for the passage of a bill that would require background checks on all gun sales, we have one of those ceos in the studio right now. >>and we're going to discuss that fight to try to get the bill passed as we'll hear from him coming up. also a popular over the to cancer. >>details on why officials s >>and a lot of heat around the bay area there are signs of a

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correspondent trevor shirley reportsthose families are demanding action, so no one else has to experience this kind of tragedy. (nats crying)six months (anchor) taking a live look outside-- alameda beach.. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence (justine) still ahead... they're not going away. anti-vaxxers continue their demonstrations outside the governor's office day and night. their next move --- getting the new law repealed. (grant) a popular winery is facing a lot of criticism tonight. why the owners said they would not host the wedding of a same sex couple. wedding of a same sex couple. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. (grant) a same sex couple in northern california is speaking out tonight afte

. >> reporter: the crew who were up top jumped and were rescued by bob and shirley hanson. >> i said, well, you should have had two exits there. he said, we do. he said, but the one -- the one in amp was already on fire also. so they were just trapped in there. >> reporter: family members attended today's news conference looking for answers. >> i know that the department has spoken with some of the surviving crew. what have they said about the fire, how it started? >> they will be interviewed formally today. >> the humanity of this is very evident, the devastating impact on so many families, and that is certainly very troubling. >> reporter: we got another answer. i just spoke with the sheriff's department. they tell me they now believe that this fire started on the second levl above the sleeping quarters. also today, families have been giving dna samples to help identify the victims. and we have been watching, norah, as the fbi has been carting away evidence gathered at the scene. norah? >> so tough to hear those details. jonathan vigliatti, thank you. >>> chaos and confusion at the

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley templey biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he came

it's still unclear what exactly that approval will look like reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. doctors and medical students are adding their voices to the call for an end to gun violence in america rallies were held across the country today kron four's rob fladeboe reports from stanford. >>there are very real weapons of mass destruction before our very eyes. firearms. >>after a surge in stephanie cho is among the stand for doctors and medical students who announced monday that they are taking a stand against what they say is a firearms epidemic in america because the once they get hurt often are not the bad guys often family members and children. so if people choose to keep a gun in the home, then they should learn about how to keep it safely banners like this one were unfurled at more than 40 locations across the country monday. as prominent physicians and medical students and other health care providers joined forces to create what's being called safe scrums addressing the firearms epidemic. are on to the show symposium on gun violence doctor come all jones emphasized that m

>>as but has yet to hear back, reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. meantime more than 200,000 people are applying for jobs at amazon, the companies looking to fill 30,000 full and part-time positions from entry level fulfillment center positions too. >>software development managers, the positions all pay at least $15 an hour plus benefits include health care 4 o one k matching it up to 20 weeks of paid parental leave. thousands of jobseekers lined up this week to attend amazon career day events in 6 cities across the country. the company says it's still receiving resumes online. >>saudi arabia when we will be sending additional troops to the volatile region, scary moments for shoppers after someone. suv into a mall. and it starts driving around tonight that suspect is >>northern california family is mourning tonight after their loved one was hit and killed. >>and it's still on the loose happened wednesday night in stockton police say th 6ar-old from the store when he was hit while trying to just cross the street his family says he did not have a driv

we have washington correspondent trevor shirley now to explain. >>we need to shine a light on the fact that there's a war on law enforcement police officers say they need all the help they can get there's definitely crisis in public safety. and national president of the fraternal order of police patrick he owes wants more help from congress to protect and serve as our top priority. the protect and serve act would make it a federal crime to assault or kill a law enforcement officer, right now charges are usually left up to the states and some opponents say that's how it should stay there really is no extra role for the federal government heritage foundation legal expert john malcolm says local authorities already have all the legal authority they need. any judge is going to take into account. the fact that it was a law enforcement officer who was assaulted or killed and will no doubt ratchet up. the you know the perpetrator sentence some say the fed should look at crimes against police like they would any other victim targeted for a specific reason

so we're seeing some along the lines here passengers are being urged to come to the airport about shirley and to kick into the flights to prevent the missing them or to prevent delays the aim of the protest is so they say is to conduct what they say is a stress test to try to prevent people getting to the terminal to prevent cow go coming and going from the terminal as well to try to create another economic impact for on kong so far we're only seeing a very small number of protesters coming here to the terminal again i think probably it's a case of many people so far anyway still coming to terms with what happened on saturday. and the u.s. special negotiator on afghan reconciliation says he's close to making a deal with the taliban special representative. has just wrapped up the latest round of talks with the group in doha now had to kabul for consultations with afghanistan's government but the positivity in qatar has been overshadowed by an attack by taliban fighters in the northern afghan city have come to take over several buildings over late saturday morning before the military deploy

shot shirley from somalia live around the world. one of them needed urgent assistance and. family starts october any on t.w. . place. a fish market i have a copy just a taste of what it wakes you up in the morning it's a part of life. you have to remark look up smile coffee is easier on the stomach when it's not my tax now and another cup in the afternoon to perk myself up a bit on the scene to fruition can you enjoy coffee with a clear conscience many coffee drinkers are trying to. tell the best since i think will be a very important topic for young people in the future and that we should grow up making sure we buy fair trade products years to trade to get to like coffee. anyone buying products on the so-called fair global trade market voluntarily pays a higher price this is intended to benefit these coffee farmers in africa they set up cooperatives and selling coffee directly to fair trade organizations in europe and america. so close to the russian a little earlier we were often cheated by the traders when we sold our coffee why do you think that trade since we're trying

mike proved he had rhythm with head judge shirley ballas saying his kick ball changes — which nina willcredibly nervous beforehand so we were he was incredibly nervous beforehand so we were delighted to see how well he did. katya has been saying to me, give me five! give me five! in restaurants, when i was in bed next to my wife... she would say, give me five. give me five, give me five! i like the fact that your wife didn't say five what? but that's good. earlier you said to me i'm on the horse and am getting on it and i mean, the energy level was extraordinary. that's the work of katya. the stamina, the. just when i think we're finished for the day, we're going to do it four more times around the room. i wondered how they were going to stop mike from talking because he can go on a bit. you realise how exhausting it must be as well, the sweat! a giant yellow duck, harry potter and a storm trooper were just some of the costumes worn by paragliders running off a cliff edge in the french alps this weekend. i'm not sure i would fancy being strapped to that thing. the skies above the small

. >> bob hanson and his wife shirley are avid boaters and say their daughter has been on the conception before rescuers say the search for the missing and now presumed dead will continue through tonight. . at live news ken bastida. >>> thousands of kaiser pearm nen tay workers protested one month of the looming strike date in october. the rally against the health care giant was in response to labor negotiations that have gone on for a year now. kaiser employees want better wages, job stability and better staffing. >> when you outsource jobs with a do you get? you go to the lowest bidder. it's not pair for fair for you as a patient or anybody to receive subpar service to the lowest bidder. >> 80,000 ployees nationwide could go on strike next month. if an agreement is not reached this month. . >>> danny glover joined the demonstration and spoke to the crowd about unfair labor practices and kaiser's rising profits. >>> ham bursters and sausages were on the grill at a labor day picnic for union members in the south bay it. happened outside local union office in san jose where elected offici

bob and shirley said the coast members were distraught and insisted there was nothing they could do to save the passengers because the flames trapped them this their sleeping quarters below. >> i said well you should have had two exits. he said we do but the one was already on fire also. so they were just trapped in there. >> and he cried because he said -- they celebrated three birthdays that night and one of them was a 17-year-old girl who was there with her parents. >> the boat sank. officials say it is unlikely anyone else survived. families are now giving officials dna samples of their loved ones to help identify the victims. >> it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts. >> the organizer is also among those still missing presumed deed dead tonight. her brother posted on facebook that quote it is likely she has transitioned to be with the good lord. back to you. >> steve and another victim, dan both worked at apple. tonight the company told us quote steve was a 30 year apple veteran whose energy and enthusiasm touched so many people. he met his wife at apple. dan was a

>> shirley. >> tamron: happy birthday. i know, i know, itu l v #rgosss too much pressure.o see the movie "hustlers." i'm not a big movie person. if i go and it's a bad movie, i want my money back. i would rather "netflix and chill." but i want to see j.lo, lizzo, cardi b. there is all this oscars buzz. a different lifestyle than i have chosen but it's going to be a good one. the other thing that has caught my eye, from one hospital to the next, the first full week for a lot of kids in school this year. these pictures have been going viral, i don't know if you've seen them. what kids look like. [laughter] okay, what the child looks like going to school and what they look like returning. do we have any teachers or former teachers in here? anybody? yes, ma'am, what are y'all doing to kids in school? >> high school. >> tamron: stand up. it's too late. i know you are a high school, but what might have happened? >> i have grandchildren. i understand that photo. you come home and you just throw them in the tub. >> tamron: i understand the phrase "love is the battlefield." they pl

they were helped by nearby samaritans bob and shirley hansen.r is still unaccounted for. >>> i heard help. my husband got up and i followed him. he opened the door. he saw the flames.>> reporter: claims could be seen from miles away. they say some of the crewmembers to try to go back to rescue others. but the flames were just too big. >>> and he cried because he said they celebrated three birthdays that night. one of them was a 17-year-old girl. who was there with hoken ma olitoght. diane mccullough fears she will know someone who was on the boat. but said santa barbara will come together to help those morning this tragic loss. >>> just like every other city that has had some trauma. across the nation. everybody pulls together. and that is what we will do.>> reporter: down the street from us is a family crisis center. 20 families visited they are today. they are expecting even more families come tomorrow. >>> there is still a lot we don't know about what happened on 4:30 am. we are live from oxnard on cbs this morning at 7 am. a woman is dead af

mike proved he had rhythm with head judge shirley ballas saying his kick ball changes has week eightu send a line from bruno? he said, there were absolutely some steps that were recognisable. no-one was more surprised about that than mike! completely exhausted at the end of it as well, you forget how exhausting it was. katia has been saying to me, give me five! in the restaurant, when i was in bed next to my wife. i like that your wife didn't say, five what? the energy level was extraordinary. that is the work of cassia. the stamina, just when i thought we were finished for the day she would make us do it formal times! a giant yellow duck, harry potter and a stormtrooper were just some of the costumes worn by paragliders running off a cliff edge in the french alps this weekend. the skies above the small village of saint—hilaire were filled with colourful, costume—clad pilots for the annual ‘i carnaval‘. around 130 people from around the world took part with prizes going to those wearing the best costumes. the french village has been hosting regular paragliding contests since the 1970

the crew banged on the side of the boat until the owners, a husband and wife named bob and shirley hanson, brought them on board. >> i mean, we're glad we can help, but i would hope that anybody would to it, you know, it's not -- i just -- i feel so sad. had they been able to all abandon boat, i have more than enough room to put the entire crew -- the entire guests and everything on board. >> hansen said he quickly called the coast guard and tried comforting the crew. the entire boat youan was engul. it didn't matter how close the coast guard was, it wouldn't have made a difference. >>theor crew, their main exit w through the galley and the galley was on fire. they actually opened the door to try to get to them and it was all on fire. >> hansen adds that he and his wife felt helpless. the coast guard told them not to move their boat closer to the fire, so all they could do was son sole the cr console the crew and watch the other boat in flames. we're getting a better look and feel what the sleeping cabins were like on board the "conception." this is a video on youtube posted by a diver na

10 now in just a little over 2 years most of them were in rohnert park which is also my district shirley'sors. >>she says suicide by trade stems from someone suffering from a mental health condition. >>i'm a former family therapist to created metal. >>and so i do a lot of work in this issue of mental health advocacy and on suicide survivor, my husband took his life too. so 8 years ago, so i know a lot about the subject it's the type of club that nobody wants to be a part of. >>this latest death happened during national rail safety. the record is a talk about what smart officials are doing ee

mike proved he had rhythm with head judge shirley ballas saying his kick ball changes has week eightfavourite thing was mike ‘s capacity to concentrate hard. look at thejumps, capacity to concentrate hard. look at the jumps, the energy and it! capacity to concentrate hard. look at thejumps, the energy and it!|j was looking at some of the other judges‘ remarks. bruno said there we re judges‘ remarks. bruno said there were absolutely some steps which we re were absolutely some steps which were recognisable, which i think is a bit ofa were recognisable, which i think is a bit of a backhanded compliment. and another one said, i‘m not a fan of the aerial stuff. the jumping, i guess. i suppose if you are doing that your feet aren‘t really moving. at one point he looked like he‘d moved into irish dancing. and there was a little bit of gangnam style as well, which is to be celebrated! well done mike. katya has been saying to me, give me five! in the restaurant, when i was in bed next to my wife. i like that your wife didn't say, "five what?" the energy level was extraordinary. that is the wo

now i think this i've seen this on my facebook page on 15 times, shirley chan spoke with one of the boy's fathers. >>about this hard warming moment. >>26 month old maxwell and 27 month old merger joy at the sight of one another running to give each other hug much bigger than their size the in a sense of it all is exactly why it's going viral. they just took off towards each other and i just got my phone out as quickly as possible and just try to record it in. they are just too cute together and shoot is an understatement michael cisneros maxwell's dad shot the video he says he's not normally one to post a lot of private things on facebook what explains why he decided to in this case. >>but on the racism and hate going on i just think it's really beautiful video the reason that it's getting attention because it is with a little black boy and a little lightweight and you know, but if you can change someone's mind. you know, we're just seems or view on things we know that it's totally worth it. >>at last check it's gotten over 300 shares and 6500 views comments mostly positive. but there are

10 now in just a little over 2 years most of them were in rohnert park which is also my district shirley's 8 is one of the smart board of directors. >>she says suicide by trade stems from someone suffering mental health condition. >>i'm a former family therapist to created men. >>and so i do a lot of woek in this issue of mental health advocacy. suicide survivor my husband took his life too. so 8 years ago, so i know a lot about the subject it's the type of club that nobody wants to be a part of. >>this latest death happened during national rail safety. direct is a talk about what smart officials are doing to keep the public safe. >>and the mental health side we formed a collaborative of over 30 organizations and we're doing public health announcement and then on the actual safety side. thousands of dollars. increase safety. mitigation smart officials say suicide but rain not only has an emotional impact. >>well, the family and friends of the deceased, but it also impacts the train conductor. passengers witnesses. >>incidents are traumatizing you know we we love to say that this was the la

dr shirley yu is with me now.low for the insititute of global affairs at the london school of economics. just tell us a bit more about today's data. what does it tell us about china? there is downward economic pressure but that is very much expected. i think the uncertainty of trade policy hurts the economy, especially the emerging economies including china, more than the actual trade policy itself. china has been using a combination of fiscal measures including exchange rate and depreciation to tackle a large chunk of the economic shocks that came from the trade war. on top of $100 billion of infrastructure spending package, the ratio has gone down to a 12 year low and the exchange rate has gone down about 8%. if you look, it might be difficult for china to hit a 6% growth rate this year but even 5% are still significant momentum. both sides of this ongoing trade war are due to meet in washington soon, that is progress, what do you hope to come out of those talks? there has been some conciliatory moves re ce ntly

we would be looking as the secretary said for other international partners to also contribute to shirley arabia's defense were the secretary of defense continued to insist iran was responsible for the attacks on saudi oil installations last weekend brushing off repeated iranian denials of involvement but at the same time confirming that the u.s. forensic team working with saudi experts had still not concluded its investigation . news of the deployment closely followed president trump's decision to impose new sanctions on iran. at the end of the day as president trump hosts a dinner for the prime minister of australia it appears that the u.s. economic pressure will be buttressed by a show of military force even if at this stage it is declared to be of a defensive nature. al-jazeera washington. the head of iran's revolutionary guards meanwhile is warning any country that launches an attack will become a battlefield al-jazeera zain bazarov he has more now from a new museum exhibition which is showcasing iranian military might. 2 of the senior most figures in the islamic revolutionary guard

shirley herd joins us in berkeley were people are in for a rude surprise, cheryl. >> that's right.ple still are in a good mood even though the bears lost. but the message is crystal clear tonight. if you see a no parking sign and you don't have a parking permit, you will get towed. if it says toeaway, no parking in a residential neighborhood near memorial stadium, the signs are real. you will get towed. >> i was just parking going to work. i have a handicap sticker and when i came back my car was towed and i was charged almost $200. >> berkeley officials issuing a warning to football plans planning to drive to tonight's game. >> go bears! >> reporter: a popular strategy where people park for free in residential neighborhoods will no longer work. parking has become a menace to people who live here. >> some places is an immediate towaway area and the fines are doubled or tripled. >> reporter: in those hot zone areas the tickets are $225 and there are other areas where you pay that amount and also get towed. >> there's been a problem in berkeley. i graduated in 1970, it was hard to fi

the crew, who were up top, jumped and were rescued by bob and shirley hansen. >> i said, "well, you should have had two exits there." he said, "we do," he said, "but the one in aft was already on fire, also." so they were just trapped in there. be reporter: family members attended today's news conference looking for answers. i know that the department has spoken with some of the surviving crew. what have they said about the fire, how it started? >> they will be interviewed formally today by investigators. the humanity of this is very evident. fe devastating impact on so many families, and that is certainly very troubling. >> reporter: and we got another answer. i just spoke with the sheriff's department. they tell me they now believe that this fire started on the second level above the sleeping quarters. also today, families have been giving d.n.a. samples to help identify the victims. and we have been watching, norah, as the f.b.i. has been carting away evidence gathered er the scene. norah. >> o'donnell: so tough to hear those details. jonathan vigliotti, thank you. chaos and confusion e

. >> reporter: bob and shirley hanson were nearby and picked up five crew members who were able to jump overboard. >> as soon as i came out, i saw the man with the broken leg lying in the bottom of the dingy in water. >> reporter: santa barbara county schaeffer bill brown said you couldn't ask for a worst situation. >> 39 souls reported to be on board that vessel when it left santa barbara. five victims were subsequently rescued. >> reporter: on shore a growing memorial shows the support from the community. >> just like every other city that has had some trauma across the nation, i mean, everybody pulls together and that's what we will do. >> reporter: authorities say the conception's operating company has an excellent safety record. it's not clear what caused the fire. lisa mateo, cbs news. >> the fbi is assisting with this investigation and the national transportation safety board dispatched a team to the scene. >>> happening today in just a few hours, gilroy's christmas hill park will reopen to the public for the first time since the mass shooting there. the park has been off limits

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trying to get through the hall and it's a motley crew all of people like red buttons paul newman shirley maclaine you know just like this motley crew of extras from the 1950 s. movies stuck in a capsize ship called the global economy trying to create alpha and going horribly wrong because all the instruments there could be another way to look at it is they're flying over the bermuda trying. role of money management ever all the dials are spinning in opposite directions all these funds are crashing as usual you know the us when we do this quote why is the fund so volatile well mainly because it's obvious to me that growth is slowing globally and risks are all to the downside but what is also obvious to me is also obvious to policymakers and other investors we are seemingly in a never ending cycle of markets beginning to price in a slowdown and then pricing in stimulus and policy response and so after successful may for the fun we have to down months now what is shaping up to be a successful august when there is no stimulus that's the the great realization that kaiser report has been repor

mike proved he had rhythm with head judge shirley ballas saying his kick ball changes has week eight five! i like the fact that your wife didn't say five what? but that's good. earlier, you said to me i'm on the horse and i'm getting on it and i mean, the energy level was extraordinary. that's the work of katya. the stamina, the hours. just when i think we're finished for the day, we're going to do it four more times around the room. come on mike, you can do it! and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers anne ashworth, the associate editor of the times, and the business commentatorjosie cox. that's coming up after the latest headlines and a full sport update. a lot of discussion about the labour party, thomas cook and strictly. let's return to our main story and the labour party conference. the party says it would scrap england's education watchdog ofsted because it is "unfit for purpose" — and replace it with a new school inspection system. let's speak to dr mary bousted, one of the joint general secretaries of the national education union — the body which

and still remembers waiting with drummer gerald shirley to go on. >> i put out a big huge e chord onry. wow, it's gone. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he would return to the arena repeatedly in the '70s. after the block buster success of frampton comes alive, which spent ten weeks at number one. ♪ i want you to show me the way ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on friday, though -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: frampton came back to say farewell. in february on "cbs this morning" saturday, frampton revealed he has a degenerative muscular disease. >> ibm, which is what i have -- >> reporter: inclusion body myositis is a rare incurable inflammatory condition which causes muscles to weaken slowly. >>> what exactly have you felt? >> going upstairs and downstairs is the hardest thing for me. i'm going to have to get a cane. the other thing i noticed, i can't put things up over my head. >> reporter: frampton was diagnosed about four years ago after an incident on stage. >> and i fell over. >> reporter: was that a suggestion to you that something was happening? >> yes. i started thinking, what's going on, you know? so, then, two weeks

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