even though we do come from different places and yana from hamburg i'm from a small city and. remain in the united states but we still all share similar experiences and our discussions just develop from that came a starting point for this album. for. the longer. the greater the pressure becomes for them to keep succeeding and their expectations are rising too they're no longer into just thrashing away at a guitar. we used to just bash out the albums quickly. and we had fun too. and it worked well parts were tired but nowadays that wouldn't be the right way for us to do things anymore. two and a half decades of music history twelve studio albums and took a tronics journey is far from over. the place. to close out the show we've got to go tronics first have a video visit in seattle down all this is in seattle doc the song deals with a process of musical self discovery enjoy and we'll see you soon on pop export. gabor . the be. above. us. good. girl. the be the be subject to the be . a small country with a great many things to be proud. of. a small country. with so many things th

twelve people including a deputy sheriff have been killed in a mass shooting at a crowded bar in a small city. more than a dozen people were also injured reports indicate that there was twenty nine years old but still hasn't been established the local sheriff spoke for the public and media. order line bar and grill the suspect who we believe was the only suspect was dead inside. and there were multiple other victims of different levels of injury inside thousand oaks city is about sixty kilometers west of los angeles it was ranked by the f.b.i. as one of the safest cities in the u.s. some of those with a population of over one hundred thousand calls to police started coming in around eleven fifteen pm local time deputies responded to reports of a gunman firing a semiautomatic weapon terrified customers hid under tables and in bathrooms during the shooting on what was a college country music for local uni students hundreds without the time witnesses described how events unfolded. it was on the dance floor dancing and experience you know and then all my friends were at the table right by the doo

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up and biker stuff and so right in diving i was like seven years old right so i tried to i got small city streets or if it's all i knew like some i found the drug addicts and stuff i'm fortunate i see no money so i became addicted to money right i found i was seventeen years old making my five thousand dollars a base on the race for. the gang to to still remind them of what they have done and what they have been through cody and now before my gangster that spurgeon route helped says he joins to native syndicate when he was thirteen and money money brains except in size given all that up and then you know starting fresh because later when i did give it up i went through a real. bad week identity person said in no way if i was the big bad yankee no more force you to go do this and are you to take me away mr man and if they yeah. he. was here already. it was because of their children that cody and ron decided to leave the gang lifestyle they say to be better dads than the one stain your. regina has the sevens highest population of aboriginal people in canada and like many parts of the countr

put it very cute they didn't open the phone tell you had you sean fine you have this up for this small city that you rise to the raising of champagne glasses or applause it's a sad day and everybody who spoke today during the european council of. september the truth expressed sadness it was. delish a broader shared if not unanimously shared. just over a year ago the european commission was given a mandate to conduct negotiations with the united kingdom. of saudi arabia. agreed and i was and i to ask our friend michel on the way to conduct the is negotiations which i have. followed very very closely increasingly close very generally more generally we don't have to agree here and in fact. we always agreed because the difficulty was the challenge was to maintain the unity of the tribe just so it's no mean performance i think if we consider that this is that despite the pressure which came quite often from the u.k. for sure upon the member states that we have been able to ensure that we maintained the unity of the trenches not only for the duration of the o.c. asians but on a daily basis as wel

city. planned out to fly to the wonderful small world of -- city. it could be the most rewarding trip of your life. >> my mom had gone to the doctor at one point. the doctor told her if she didn't get to a dryer climate she was going to be crippled within a couple of years. my dad drug us to the upper peninsula in michigan. with the wind chill it was 60 below. at saint marie, where it was probably colder. my mom wasn't expecting him that weekend. my mom asked him why he was here. i'm moving to arizona, do you want to go with me? they already purchased the property out here. the new they were going to retire here. they decide that was a really bad move. he took us up to michigan because that's where he was born. that was kind of why we ended up out here. >> he put one in new york, one in detroit and one in the chicago area. on one of hist flights you cannot for a three-day weekend and sat through the sales and presentation as well as having a weekend free. you stayed at the resort hotel, which is no longer here. it had a good view of the lake because

using smart phones, and that is why the big push towards smart phones will come from these small towns and citiestowns and cities and that is what xiaomi is looking out. the other thing is that so far xiaomi has stuck to a business model selling phones online. that worked very well in indian cities because people are using internet in a big way but as they moved deep into small towns, people are still not using the internet so frequently and thatis using the internet so frequently and that is why they are setting up 5000 brick and mortar stores to increase their sales in the years to come. 0k, their sales in the years to come. ok, for now i'll, thank you. —— for now. president trump's approach to international trade has been controversial. new tariffs on steel, aluminium and a vast swathe of chinese goods. he's renegotiated trade agreements and made it difficult for the world trade organisation to arbitrate in disputes. kevin hassett, chairman of trump's council of economic advisers, spoke to our economics correspondent andrew walker, and he said china had misbehaved since joining the wto and sai

but they've realised in india, if you go deepin they've realised in india, if you go deep in the small cities in the next two years, sales will come from not online sales. smart phone penetration is increasing at a rapid pace in india, it's the fastest growing market for the segment in the world. last year, india sold 114 million smart phones, that number is expected to go up this year, and that's what xiaomi wa nts to this year, and that's what xiaomi wants to tap. in the big cities there already using smart phones, there already using smart phones, the next wave of growth will come from tiny cities and villages in india. in india, ruralareas are from tiny cities and villages in india. in india, rural areas are 50% of the country so huge potential. right now there are 350 million smart phone users in india, that's expected to double over the next 4—5 yea rs expected to double over the next 4—5 years and that is what xiaomi is eyeing. the other thing xiaomi has done is a lot of other players are focusing on the big and mid—sized towns, that is why xiaomi probably thinks that if it opens these

now the small city is cracking down.ompany, lowe's, is planning on closing 51 north american stores. according to the company... according to down.cracking small city is now the off sausalito.in the waters illegal boats flotilla of even racist.offensive... say the ad is weekend.expected next skies are expected next weekend. (ken) one by one... tv networks and even facebook are pulling the plug on a poltical ad for president trump. why they say the ad is offensive... even racist. (pam) the high price of bay area housing... is being blamed for a small flotilla of illegal boats in the waters off sausalito. now the small city is cracking down. (ken) home improvement company, lowe's, is planning on closing 51 north american stores. according to the company... these stores are under- performing.. inlcuding two here in the bay area. here they are... one is at 720 dubuque ave in south san francisco and the other one is at 750 newhall drive in san jose. lowes says it expects to close these stores by february 1st of next year. 31

think maybe some people politically identify with america losing jobs, particularly in certain small cities around the country where we have lost manufacturing. i think he speaks to those americans in a way that no other president has, and he doubles and triples and quadruples down on that when he is asked. for as much as that may agitate some, i think those who it agitates are largely those who did not support the president. , ise who love him even more because he does not back down from those kinds of questions. host: from our republican line in massachusetts, doreen is next. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm calling about immigration. i have been hearing politicians for years on both sides, democrat and republican, say they are going to build the wall and stop illegal immigration. when you say the president tells the truth and in other instances, he lies, the majority of politicians lie. i have seen the debates and seen so many politicians lie on both sides. they all lie. when george w. bush was president, i heard 11 million illegals in the country. that was over 10 years ago. th

shooter who killed twelve people in a crowded bar in california the incident took place in the small city thousand oaks not far. more than a dozen people were also injured the suspect has been named hours twenty eight year old local resident david long. you previously served in the us marine corps and was known to the authorities for minor offenses such as traffic violations in april long was cleared by mental health experts officers responded to him to report him acting irrationally his motive for the shooting is still unknown is believed to use the forty five caliber handguns during the attack here so witnesses described the scene. i was on the dance floor dancing and. you know and then all my friends were at the table right the door and then i turn your i heard the gunshot i turned around and i saw him shoot a couple more times and split second i think everyone yelled get down so i ran to the left of the dance floor where the back door is and everyone pretty much drug problem on top of each other they were very very loud gunshot they were very clear what they were shots kept going and

including a sheriff sheriff's deputy have been killed in a mass shooting at a crowded bar in a small city me more than a thousand people a dozen people are also injured the suspect is said to have committed suicide there's no known motive for the attack at this time the local sheriff addressed the public and media. upon going through the front door. the sheriff's sergeant was struck multiple times with gunfire sergeant. the sergeant passed away at the hospital the ventura police department and additional officers from our patrol. they made entry into the borderline bar and grill. to found eleven victims that had been killed. the suspect who we believe his was the only suspect was dead inside. and there were multiple other victims of different levels of injury inside that were rescued from the scene and taken to local hospitals. thousand oaks city is about sixty kilometers west of los angeles it was ranked by the f.b.i. as one of the safest cities in the u.s. among those with a population of over one hundred thousand of calls to police started coming in at around eleven fifteen pm local ti

(pam) the small city of gridley in butte county - at the bottom of your screen- is now filled with peoplevacuated from the 'camp fire' ... that is where the butte county fairgrounds evacuation center is located.. (ken)kron 4's justine waldman is in gridley ... she tells us... most everyone there is impacted by the devastation. nats trafficthe main drag through gridley busltes with traffic.the normally slow town... is where evacuees are escaping the camp fire.like ron logan, who lost his home in paradise.sot we all woke up it was a nice day and then 8 hours later it wrecked everyones life and it keeps happening across california and it is just burning everyones homes upnats burgers hungry people stopped gridley burger for a hot meal.which has not been this slammed since the oroville dam spill. manager jayne barrow hears all the fire horror stories from customers.sot a lot of people have lost their homes their businesses their kids schools everythingthe local ave hardware store is selling out of supplies.camping gear is low.there are a few bags of pet food left.most batteries are out of sto

i am not going to make fun of an individual who has been a mayor of a relatively small city running forr office. people mocked sarah palin and people made fun of her he has a future. for coming out of nowhere. they're going to a major transitional shift. any race where it was a factor and pushed it over the line. you didn't see bill clinton. in nancy pelosi is acting to be the speaker of the house when you have more than 50 democrats in their parties saying were not going to vote for it. i think they have to go to a new generation. is there anything that happened significant in the lame duck session. we know we have a turnover and government in january. why would we waste the time having a majority if we don't use that power. the fight of her life. we can strike while the iron is hot. why when they go. but the feet to the fire. if they were true. that she's willing to work now with the president that could be a great test. it's gonna be the most aggressive push. only four people in the country that can get a tax return. the president himself they still have to report the gained seats in

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these voters and just don't have a sense of how bad the crisis has become in rural and small town, small city you've been covering a lot of this. there is one candidate i thought was interesting who you covered who flipped the script on this, antonio delgado. african american rhodes scholar, ran in 1918. a rural district, large white, not the suburbs. and his opponent ran against him as a big city rapper, and delgado prevailed. >> he is kind of the model for what we're talking about here. delgado was someone who used the credentials from the i is the. he was an attorney from new york but also had the bona fides in that area. grew up not far from that district and had a family who was rooted there and was able to really lean into messages that were outside of what his opponent, the identity-driven stuff his opponent was attacking him from. delgado spoke almost exclusively about health care, almost exclusively inequality from the city to these place, and that really resonated with voters. but one thing i would say is that's actually a benefit that diverse candidates have. they drive interests.

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a small city in washington is looking to not enforce the law e state law. initiative 1639, sweeping gun control measure. >> i felt it was such blatant disregard for constitutional rights that i felt i had no choice but to stand up for the people i served. >> semi automatic rifles, a potential felony if your gun ends up in the wrong hands and pay enhanced background checks and mandatory firearms training, voters across washington state past the measure 59%-41%, 3 out of 4 voters oppose it. and an ordinance to make republic a sanctuary city for gun rights. >> everybody in republic has a gun. we don't have a giant primary because nobody in their right mind will come to a house where people have guns. todd: 1 he announced his sanctuary city proposal he got a standing ovation. the second amendment foundation along with the nra, its leaders see poetic justice and gun rights advocates getting into the sanctuary business. up until now reserved for illegal immigrants. attorney general democrat bob ferguson, gun-control advocates is he will review the measure if it p

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when we think of los angeles today, we think of gridlock, small, our biggest city. take us back 1.5 centuries ago. what was l.a. like? paint us a picture. it is one ofl: those small western towns. outpost, before even the 1900s. and so it looks exactly how you would imagine. after the 1900s, it becomes urbanized just like other areas. .ther big cities l.a. becomes that. it is relatively small. it has a small black population. but, it is not a place where people can acquire property and get jobs. they cannot live life and create a space for them and their families. >> so as we move into the early 1900s, what advantages did african-americans have in los angeles? what did they see their that they might not have seen elsewhere? mentioned,ell: as i it is a place that has a lot less racial violence. segregation, but it is not the same kind of segregation they would've had in the northeast. by the late 1800s, african-americans are able to attend public schools that they were shut out from initially. they start acquiring property rights by the 1900s. andcan-americans can vot

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because emergency crews say it is too dangerous to be on..sot: so the roads are very (pam) the small city of gridley is now filled with people who have been evacuated from the 'camp fire'. gridley is where the butte county fairgrounds evacuation center is located.. kron 4's justine waldman was there ... and she tells us, most everyone is affected by the devastation. pkgnats trafficthe main drag through gridley busltes with traffic.the normally slow town... is where evacuees are escaping the camp fire.like ron logan, who lost his home in paradise.sot we all woke up it was a nice day and then 8 hours later it wrecked everyones life and it keeps happening across california and it is just burning everyones homes upnats burgers hungry people stopped gridley burger for a hot meal.which has not been this slammed since the oroville dam spill. manager jayne barrow hears all the fire horror stories from customers.sot a lot of people have lost their homes their businesses their kids schools everythingthe local ave hardware store is selling out of supplies.camping gear is low.there are a few bags of

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other students in the class shot video of the incident on friday in the small city of maywood, witnesses say it began when the music teacher, a 64-year-old, told the 14 year old student he was violating the school's dress code. they say the students then went on a racist tirade. >> is really disrespectful to a teacher, you know? it's not okay. it is still not okay for the teacher to have punched the student either. >> over the weekend, new video surfaced of what appears to show ents say he tried to break up a fight and was attacked and forced to defend himself. >>> a fundraising effort underway to raise money for the teachers legal fees now in the los angeles unified school district says it is cooperating with law enforcement. >>> right now, u.s. troops arriving at the us-mexico border is a caravan of migrants from central america continues to push north. yesterday, volunteers handed out food and provided shelter to the group, nearly 3000 migrants from honduras have applied for asylum in mexico, an estimated 4000 migrants say they're going to continue their track north. >>> -- track -- t

(jrstone) it's a ballot measure in the small city that is gaining a lot of attention.. especially now because of this flyer. kron4's michelle kingston has more on the battle. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"driving through santa cruz -- it's hard not to come across a yes or a no on measure m sign. the hot button topic got a bit hotter when a landlord handed out flyers many people are calling racist."this is just one of dozens of units darius mohsenin owns in santa cruz. he's a well known landlord in the area.jeff hao, students united with renters"i've heard a lot of stories about like properties that he hasn't fixed, issues he's had with tenants before."jeff hao says mohsenin handed out this flyer at an event about the housing crisis in santa cruz ....kron4 has chosen to blur the image due to its content.it's a photo of ms 13 with the message "meet your new neighbors" in big bold letters on the top.a flyer hao and many in santa cruz are calling racist.darius mohsenin, landlord"i looked for an image that was of menacing gang members ... simply googling on the intern

in aid i practice law small city in northern california.rs ago, but my dad lives there. like you, come like you were, i am a solo practitioner. he said, my father never comes to the office and a lot of and hein the office, came in very angry and threw down the san francisco chronicle, which at the flagburning, and he said, you should be ashamed to be an attorney. the reason is he was a prisoner for in germany, and they would take pieces of red, white, blue cloth and make flags come and the guards would find them and take them away. he said, i didn't know what to do. read, in the case to because it is short, and he came back two or three days later and said, you can be proud to be an attorney. he read the reasons and thought about it. that is what we tried to do with the opinion. david: one of your famous 54 decisions is citizens united, in which you upheld the right of corporations rights to make political contributions. any second thoughts about the decision ever? justice kennedy: again, the decision stands for itself. of course all of us

i grew up in colorado springs a relatively small city in colorado. i was as i like to say the second largest paper in the third largest city in in colorado. so it was a big deal for me to come to san francisco. and that's how my story begins. the giants had a great year. >> one of the things i didn't realize is how brave you are. being on stage you're doing a one man play it's all you. >> it's the only way you can be the star. you have to write it. >> write the play then star in it. >> that's a nice way to put it. most people say what in the world made you think you could do this. i don't really have a good answer. but a guy said to me one time. if you're thinking about doing a one man play nobody is going to come up to you and say, hey sal you should do a one man play. >> did you have a lot of material. i'm not that much younger than you but i grew up reading you and i know that you have been at all these major events. and we've all watch ing, the 49ers, the raiders. and the me too movement. >> dan mcgraph we ended up covering a sexual assault that h

to do it after another small city and i forget the name of that. we have mr. chathan here to provide a presentation. >> thank you, i imagine this is part of your presentation but just to let you know from the last land use meeting to now, what kind of community outreach you have done and what feedback. >> yes, thank you, supervisors, for having me. my name is paul khasen. to your point, supervisor tang, a summary how we got here, this grew out of another piece of legislation that went through the board process and amendment. at the last hearing at the land use committee, there was -- the conversation, much of the public comment were about parking removal amendments. the last time we came to the committee were specifically with these amendments, ten comments in support and against. and the committee felt we needed a broader community conversation. we reached out specifically to your staff, supervisor safai and tang, for specific community contacts. we decided, we did that, but on top of that, we reached out to all the supervisors and invited, asked them to exte

. >>> the mayor after small city in utah was identified as the us service member who was killed in afghanistan. we are talking about brent taylor. he was killed in kabul in what the u.s.-backed coalition is calling an apparent insider attack. now he had temporarily stepped down as mayor of north ogden to deploy to afghanistan with the u.s. army national guard. >> one of the last messages he wrote on social media was in of freedom in the afghan elections. i hope everyone back home exercises their precious right to vote that whether the republicans or democrats win that we all mare we have far more as americans that unites us than divides us. >>> 26-year-old james polite of new york was arrested and charged with four counts of hate crimes after anti-semitic messages were found inside a brooklyn temple. >> graffiti was found on four floors one said jews better be ready. pablo sandoval is outside of that temple with more. >> reporter: this is a difficult time and particularly for members of the jewish communities and the actions we saw play out in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, over a week ago. what we

he is jarrett hurd, pride and joy of a small city. >> and not a lot of people -- not a lot of people come from and for me to be one of the first and only guys from accokeek to become a world champion, let alone unified world champion, it speaks volumes. >> reporter:he man known as swift is coming off the two mpggest wins of h career. unified world cn in the 154 pounds, but not so long ago, he had a different type of job in hisocal community. >> safeway down in ft. washorgton. i wasng there as the deli clerk. and i was making sandwiches, flying chicken tenders. working there gave me a mindset to want more. >> reporter: he still lives at home, and he says the real pressure to think a future came from his mother. >> she was like if you want to do it, i'll givyou three years. if you show me some type of progress in three years, then we can talk. >> and i said so i'm giving you to 25 to choose a profession and make a success of it or you got go. ee reporter: now with thr or four titles around his waist, this champion is working hard to inspire kids with a similar story. >> i wasn't this g

lake charles is a small city, but we have grown by leaps and bounds through mardi gras.nrom two krewes the. of about 30 years. and it is still growing. traditionally around 200 people. celebration in lake charles is second to new orleans. -- it is in asd much gaiety and celebration as in new orleans, just in a family-style. we have taken some treasures out of closets to share with you today. >> the first room we will view is our captains room. krewe arens of each the directors. to become a captain, you are basically one of the first organizers of the krewe. the person who came up with the concept for the name. a lot of time they are basically the main character of the theme for that year for the ball. their customs will go along with the theme. for example, this custom right here, their theme was egypt. we have the egyptian birds, the , and thesphinx egyptian cobra's. the same page. the one in contact with the music director and the lightning director. throughout our museum we have quite a few. large costumes. this one here is a chinese dragon. plain,stume mate look but

now that small city is cracking down. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. officials announced the deaths of two death row inmates this weekend at san quentin state prison. both inmates were behind bars for murder.(pam) officials are investigating these deaths as suicides. reports say, both were found unresponsive in their cells this weekend. our alecia reid joins us live in the studio with details on these inmates... alecia? details surrounding details surrounding their deaths are still unknown.both of these men were on death row for viciously killing a number of people .one of them was sentenced to death here in california ... just last month. pkgyou see im shak

jacqueline kyle:"a lot of people don't think this would happen in your city, a small city like rochesterjust to make people aware that racism is very loud."take a look at some of the comments on her post... people have a mix of emotions... some even dismissing the photo because of the age of the young men... saying racism is learned. but jacqueline says now is the time to make it stop. jacqueline kyle:"we're not being heard so prayers and just you know giving a small pat on the wrist like do better next time is not doing anything besides letting them know its okay."philip rutherford is a father of three young women... and one of them attends john marshall. philip rutherford:"her reaction was that she was shocked by it. i don't know if she felt it in the way that i did but for me it was unacceptable. those images are terrifying and when i see someone riding around in the streets with hoods on, that inflicts fear. so first of all we need to address that, that's a separate subject but i think its an opportunity to discuss what race means." rochester public schools superintendent michael mun

tonight, we focus on a problem that's tied to towns and small cities losing too many sidents. some rural schools are being rced to shut down or consolidate as people move away. jeffrey brown raports from cewisconsin for our weekly education segment, "making the inade." >> brown: every mosix-year old brady schlamp boards the bus vein arena, wisconsin to t the ten miles to his new school in the neighboring town of spring green. just a few blocks away: arenary elemena now-abandoned building where he attended kindergarten last year. his mom, deborah, says the transition has been tough. >> he's adjustg. slowly starting to make some new friends, which he's about. but i think he's sad some days, especially when we go by the school and it's sitting empty. >> brown: empty schools, closed to consolidate and save money: it's happening in rural areas all over the country, including here in the river valley school district in central wisconsin, which shuttered elementary schools in two towns in the last two years. some here commute to work in madison less than an hour away, and the area bo