snyder's funeral. the one that the snyder family thought was so peculiar. >> i couldn't handle it.a breakdown. the family was staring at me and she's outside talking to me. she said is this what happened? and i i don't remember remember saying anything back. but now it was about that. >> i had the feeling that he was glad to finally get it off of his chest. he broke down somewhat. i can only imagine what it would be like keeping that type of secret. >> the detective showed michael photographs of the snyder's property as it looked in 2002. and had michael circle where he believed his step father's body was buried. >> did michael believe he was on the hook for his part in this? >> i think he probably knew that he was. he knew he was an accomplice in the case. >> a few miles away, michael's mom, ellen snyder was ending her work day. >> when i came out from work, his girlfriend came by. she was sitting in her car next to my car. she said you need to get in the car. >> she told ellen that michael >> did michael believe he was on the hook for his part in this? >> i think he probably knew

that's why the people of flint, not even knowing who snyder was.ple of flint voted for the democrat. they didn't vote for snyder. >> i want to reset for people watching at home that don't know, or they heard about this. we're going to talk about what happened in the city, how it came to be, and what has happened two years later. the answer is that it is all worse than you thought. stick around. >> the department of defense, sadly, under president obama, deciding to use flint as target practice, as training for the u.s. army. and with no notice to the people in flint, one night they just start bombing flint. . which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. see, they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and more affordable. thank you, dennis quaid. you're welcome. that's a prop apple. i'd tell you more, but i only have 30 seconds. so here's a dramatic shot of their tagline so you'll remember it. esura

scott snyder mr snyder it's good to have you with let me start by getting your read on the news tonight that the u.s. is is setting january twenty twenty one as a deadline for denuclearization talks with north korea to end how do you see that. well that date actually originally comes from reports spy the south korean special envoy and preparations for the enter korean summit of a date that kim jong un has indicated as a date for completion of denuclearization and so the fact that those two dates have been or that or that date has been agreed upon by both the u.s. and north korea is a kind of step forward but we really still don't see step by step how this denuclearization process is going to be unfold and there are a lot of doubts still about whether or not north korea really intends to go fully down the denuclearization pathway or would like to hold on to their recess nuclear capability there was also some confusion this evening when that announcement came across because the headline read that january twenty twenty one would be the deadline for the end of denuclearization talks so is t

we wouldn't have rick snyder. candidates spoke to people, we wouldn't have this. >> the difference is whether people get poisoned or not. who cares if they're inspiring. >> is that -- >> no. i'm serious. >> i'm sorry. >> the difference in -- the government should not poison its people. >> right, right. >> it's going to matter in america who has political power and wields it to patchy or not poison people. >> that's why the people of anytime, not even knowing who snyder was, people voted for the democrat. they didn't vote for snyder. >> i'm going to take specifically what happened in the city. i want to reset for people watching at home that don't know. we're talking about what happened in the city, how it came to be and how what has happened two years later. the answer is it's all worse than you thought. stick around. >> the department of defense sadly under president obama decided to use flint as training for the usa army. with no notice they start bombing flint. you're headed down the highway when the guy in fro

mr snyder we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. it's well there is a new twist in the turmoil surrounding the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court last week a woman came forward claiming that kavanagh sexually assaulted her at a party thirty six years ago the woman christine ford was fifteen at the time judge kavanaugh was seventeen christine ford's attorney says that her client felt it was her duty to make public what she had kept secret all of her adult life and she says that she would be willing to testify before the u.s. congress but overnight to christine ford added one crucial condition she wants the f.b.i. to investigate her claim before she gives any testimony to congress that change sent another shockwave through washington take a listen. if she shows up and make a credible showing that to be very it was taken up big this is it but i can only say this is exactly. very hard for me to get mad is that anything i've said before if these allegations are true then i could not vote i think it would be a disqual

snyder, but i appreciate you being on c-span. my question is i'm dealing with my granddaughter and the department of human services -- i have been to those committees. i can't get fox to even answer my calls. you are talking about the mental issue thing. do you think there's mental issue with these caseworkers in doh these departments? >> you have a question -- i would be happy to help you out in your particular situation. i'm sorry you haven't gotten help that you fell like you needed so far. wouldst way to reach me be a my office in the capital. we can talk off-line or how i can best get that to you. she's gone. becauselet's do email, i can pass it off to my staff. and make sure you are getting the help you need. my email address is charles. charles -- .schneider@legis.gov i would be happy to make sure you are getting your questions answered for your daughter. >> this is from ohio. >> causing heart attacks, strokes, cancer. grassley passed legislation, reclassifying. they are crushed on loading docks. or frozen in winter. showi

timothy snyder is author of "the road town freed unfreedom: russ europe, america." >> professor snyderlcome from yale university in new haven. >> glad to be with you. and i just want to quote something from your book. it's built around the idea that "if russia could not become the west let the west become russia." what exactly did you mean? >> the basic idea of the road to unfreedom is that ideas don't have to travel from west to east. they did for a while, but they aren't anymore. ideas can also travel from east to west. so from russia to the european union or from russia to the united states. what i meant in that particular quotation is that russia has not managed to establish a certain kind of regime with the rule of law, with assured social advancement, with predictable meaningful democracy. and the way that it's resolved that failure is to export it to other people. to the european union. to the united states. this serves a domestic political purpose because you don't want russians thinking that better things are possible elsewhere. it also serves as effective foreign policy becau

jessica snyder out front. >> how did i ever the hell get involved in this mess?

had we had an inspiring candidate in 2010, i dare say we wouldn't have rick snyder. if we can have candidates that speak to people, we won't have to worry about republicans. >> inspiring doesn't -- the difference is whether people get poisoned or not. who cares if they're inspiring? isn't -- >> that's where i'm -- i'm sorry. >> the difference in -- like the government should not poison its people. >> right, right. >> so it's going to matter in america who has political power and wields it to poison or not poison people. >> correct. that's why the people of flint, not even knowing who snyder was. they didn't vote for him. they voted for the democrat. >> i want to reset for people watching at home that don't know, or they heard about this. we're going to talk about what happened in the city, how it came to be, and what has happened two years later. the answer is that it is all worse than you thought. stick around. >> the department of defense, sadly, under president obama, deciding to use flint as target practice, as training for the u.s. army. and with no notice to th

jessica snyder, cnn, washington. >> and we'll discuss all of this later this hour with a guest. let's take a short break. still to come, we've been waiting years to say this. tiger woods wins. the golf legend's huge comeback victory. we'll have that for you on the other side of the break. but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. dad! you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. let's see. if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. actually, it's bulkier. always discreet doesn't need all that bulk to protect. because it

president charles snyder. >> congressional committee. congressman steve stivers chairs the national republican congressional committee. he took questions from reporters on the november mid-term elections. he was at a "christian science -- monitor" breakfast this morning to talk about bellwether races across the country. moderated by francine kiefer. >> i would be remiss if i did not ask about the news of the week. thewoodward book and anonymous author of the new york times op-ed have caused tension in washington about a resistance to the president within the administration. do you thinks, how this will play with voters outside the beltway? what about outside the beltway? >> i am from columbus ohio, the midwest. one of the swing guest swing states. outside of washington, people are not talking about cable news. the are talking about op-ed. they are not talking about the book. they are talking about what is going on in the economy. school just started a lot of places and they are talking about their dreams for their economy isw the helping

moines, iowa, live monday on "washington journal", with our guest, iowa senate president, charles snyder. earlier today, house speaker paul ryan held his weekly briefing with reporters at the capital. he spoke about the unemployment rate, 2019 federal spenting and trade issues. it's about 10 minutes. speaker ryan: i don't know how many were around in the 1960's. that's the last time the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits was this low. 49 years ago. it this is the best job market we have had in decades. and here's something else that's very encouraging. workers in what are traditionally considered lower-wage jobs, the bank tellers, maintenance workers, they are seeing some of the biggest pay increases right now. and we expect this trend to continue. so we're on track here. tax reform is working. families are better off. businesses are hiring. businesses are expanding. manufacturing is booming. should have seen the index come up yesterday. we're finally seeing the kind of broad based economic growth in our economy that we were gunning for. do we have more to do? we absolu

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bus stop in des moines iowa live on washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles snyder. >> up next on c-span2, sky news australia recaps recent happenings in the australian parliament when prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by his fellow members of parliament. this is about half an hour. >>. >> i'm david spears with a look at the latest session of the australian parliament and it's a session that dissented into chaos, australia's lost another prime minister, not at the hands of voters but at of their party colleagues. no australian prime minister has made it through a full three year parliamentary turnout for more than a decade . in parties keep replacing them before they get the chance to go to another election. why?because they're not convinced they can actually take them to victory. this time it was the liberal party prime minister malcolm turnbull, the liberal party being the conservative side of politics in australia and it was the left-wing faction that moved against him. the pressure had been building for weeks and then it finally exploded , but it took

>> jessica snyder, thank you very much. appreciate that. so brett kavanaugh has been going over possible questions and answers over his teenage years and dating life. let's go to boris sanchez in new york where president trump will head later this hour to attend security council meetings this week. back in d.c., however, the testimonies are set for thursday. so what is the white house's response now that we're learning a little bit more about the sequence of events, et cetera? >> reporter: hey there, freddie. our president trump has remained relatively silent on twitter about these ongoing negotiations between christine blasey ford and the senate judiciary committee for her testimony. they haven't said much before they announced she would be testifying on thursday. just two days ago the president openly questioned about why it took ford so long to come guard with h -- forward with her accusations about brett kavanaugh, the man the president chose to replace a supreme court retirement. the senate indicated that the senate majority leader cal

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. >> buffalo businessman paul snyder thought highly of malone until he learned the priest ordained deaconator but kept off that list. >> i felt betrayed. >> documents show the diocese learned last year that he had alleged been kissing, massaging and groping several teens. >> i want to say nine, nine years old, nine, ten, it started. >> according to this survivor, a former alter boy we'll call walter. he was showered with hugs and special attention, waiting until roger was an adult before the priest made his move. >> he ended up approaching me and kind of just, you know, whipped it out and wanted oral sex. >> roger managed to escape. when another accuser made similar allegations against yetter last year, documents show the diocese hardly took action. he was thanked for his faithful ministry. there will likely be no legal consequences for malone. >> in the state of new york, is it a requirement for someone like a bishop to report that abuse is happening? >> not for clergy members. teachers, child care workers, health care workers who work for children, et cetera, et cetera. there is a whole

more now from cnn's jessica snyder. >> reporter: the date is set for christine blasey ford's testimony. it will be on thursday at 10:00 a.m., and it will be an open hearing. now, blasey ford will testify first in front of the committee after which judge brett kavanagh will testify. blasey ford will also have security since she's been receiving death threats, since her identity became public, and there is still uncertainty as to who will be doing the questioning. it's possible republicans could bring in an outside attorney who is a female, but blasey ford's attorneys say they want the senators doing the questioning since they have been dismissive of her allegations. now, meanwhile the chairman chuck grassley issued a statement sunday saying that the committee itself had been investigating, and of the four other people blasey ford says were at the party including judge kavanagh, according to the committee, all have denied any knowledge or recollection of blasey ford's version of events. and, of course, judge kavanagh has also issued several forceful denials. and meanwhile, the white hous

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. >> reporter: san jose state urban and regional planning professor kelly snyder says the blessing and the allure that brings companies here. followed in short order by the hassles of overcrowding. snyder says all of the municipalities need to plan for business development and all that comes with it. >> better transit, more bus lanes, less parking restrictions -- rather, less parking options, so that people a bike or take the ke the bus train to work. we also have to figure out how to build housing for all those employees. >> reporter: public safety union leaders say sunnyvale's mayor has extended an olive branch. the city issued an email statement that reads in part, we continually evaluate our service levels and work with the city council during our budget process to balance resources and needs for our entire community. the statement goes on to say sunnyvale is examining new studies including fiscal impact analysis of the moffat park site. union leaders hope to have a sit down with the mayor sometime this week. in the san jose studio, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> so, here is

he spent tim with team owner dan snyder and quarterback josh norman before t. ga he was made honorary captain of the game and participated in the coin toss. i wonder if he can throw a football or catch one. >> we'll see what you can do, buddy. we'll put you in a uniform. coming up, a charging warning,n plugge electronic causes an explosion in an apartment. what was behind this dangerous blast,till ahead. >> plus scare at the circus. children injur when an animal act goes wrong. more on this wild video from >>> in this picture you can make out the charred remains of the hov hoverboard. it was charging when it caught fire yesterday. the fire spread to other items in the apartment. f 75efighters responded and evacuated the whole building. >> that fire caused $75,000 worth of damage. >> a lot of trouble right there. terrifying video this morning of a camel losing control at a circus. >> six children and one adult sent to the hospital after that animal scared and just violently reacted. watc now this was yesterday afternoon during the circus performance in pittsburg

snyder says all the municipalities need to plan for business development and all that comes with it. >> better transit, more bus lanes, more bike lanes, less parking restrictions. or, rather, less parking options, so that people are encouraged to take the bus, or take the bike, or take the train to work. we also have to figure out how to build housing for all those employees. >> reporter: public safety union leaders say sunnyvale's mayor has already extended an olive branch. the city issued an emailed statement reading in part, we continue to evaluate our service levels and work for the city council during the budget process, to balance resources and needs for our entire community. the statement goes on to say sunnyvale is expanding new studies including fiscal impact analysis of the moffat park site. leaders hope to have a sit down with the mayor sometime this week. in the san jose studio, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a former police officer accused of stealing a car and trying to drive it right into a stadium filled with hundreds of young football players. >> the gravity of

bus stop in des moines iowa live on washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles snyder. >> up next on c-span2, sky news australia recaps recent happenings in the australian parliament when prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by his fellow members of parliament. this is about half an hour. >>

this is just a show and how much is of consequence robin wright al-jazeera so let's speak to scott snyder in washington d.c. he's the director of the program on u.s. korea policy at the council on foreign relations and is the author of the book south korea at the crossroads thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera from end merican point of view how do you think the u.s. is viewing this trip taking place right now in light of the stalled nuclear disarmament negotiations between north korea and the united states. well president moon has a very heavy lift because on the one hand he's an ally of the united states but at the same time he's playing a facilitating and mediating role between washington and pyongyang and between trump and kim jong un and so the question is really whether or not he can help it whether moon can help restart denuclearization talks that have stalled between the united states and north korea and that's just for argument's sake that he is unable to do so so if the talks with north korea are going to be stuck then are we going to see a return to that hard line m

and my conversation with the yale professor and historian timothy snyder about the unprecedented assaulty in his new book "the road to unfreedom: russia, europe, america." ♪ >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in

. >> cnn jessica snyder is here.the president hand picked chief law enforcement officer. >> he has criticized repeatedly. the last time was the end of august. prominent republicans they indicated that perhaps sessions would be replaced after the midterms. it seemed to quiet the president down until the last 24 hours. a new twist to president trump's attacks on his attorney general. >> i'm disappointed in the attorney general for num rerous reasons. >> the president berated sessions saying i don't have an attorney general. it's very sad then criticized the way sessions handled nomination hearings telling the hill he did very poorly. i mean he was mixed up and confused. he was getting very confusing answers. the real grudge seems to be recusal from the russia investigation. he gets in and probably because of the experience he had going through the nominating when somebody asked him -- the president has repeatedly pressed to investigate hillary clinton and her use of a private e-mail server. >> thank you very much. >> t

cristine ann snyder. talignani. wainioabeth >> deborah welsh. >> thank you to all of the family members and paul murdoch for assisting us with this special tradition. we thank bill anders and sharon custer for their part in bringing -- ringing the bells. in november of 1863, at the dedication of a new national cemetery in gettysburg, pennsylvania, not that far from this place. president abraham lincoln delivered the gettysburg address. referring to the bravery of soldiers in the battle of " thesburg, he stated world will little note or long , butber what we say here it can never forget what they did here." those same words could be said here at flight 93 national memorial. when the passengers and crew learned other planes had been used to strike the world trade center and pentagon, they voted to take action. refusing to let their airplane be used to inflict more damage on this nation. process, they sacrificed their own lives to save many. visitors who come to this memorial, not only learned of the actions of those o

governor snyder i got some point water for you. anything. in the picture. and you got to make it if nobody's going to do it then i got a deal and then i'll give you war i'll fight you in the same street that they're. ok i. did this and that the american dream. is. well there's been plenty of reaction to the new film and on his website director michael moore said this film is the moment of truth we've all needed for some time and i believe its release may well be the real beginning of the end of charm i also believe we have as we approach november sixth a massive tsunami of women young people and people of color that is two thirds of the american public who maybe just maybe will drown the whole stinking lot of them in a record number of ballots cast for a midterm election and one of the top tweets is from the far right news group right part saying finally someone's brave enough to compare trump to hitler and others are a sharing the moment more got a standing ovation at the festival just after the film's debut. a new al-jazeera dot com this saturday realer f

in des moines, iowa live monday in washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles snydergressional committee. congressman steve stivers chairs the national republican congressional committee. he took questions from reporters on the november mid-term elections. he was at a "christian science -- monitor" breakfast this morning to talk about bellwether races across the country. moderated by francine kiefer. >> i would be remiss if i did not ask about the news of the week. thewoodward book and anonymous author of the new york times op-ed have caused tension in washington about a resistance to the president within the administration. do you thinks, how this will play with voters outside the beltway? what about outside the beltway? >>

[bell chime] >> christine ann snyder. [bell chime] >> john talignani.ll chime] >> honor elizabeth wainio. [bell chime] >> deborah jacobs welsh. [bell chime] >> thank you to all of the family members and to mr. paul murdoch for assisting us with this very special tradition of the observance ceremony. we also thank bill anders and sharon custer for their part in ringing the bells of remembrance. in november of 1863, at the dedication of a new national cemetery in gettysburg, pennsylvania, not that far from this very place, president abraham lincoln delivered the gettysburg address. referring to the bravery of the soldiers in the battle of gettysburg, president lincoln stated, "the world will little note or long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here." those very same words could be said here at flight 93 national memorial. when the passengers and crewmembers of flight 93 learned that other planes had been used to strike the world trade center buildings, then the pentagon, they voted to take action. refusing to let their airp

large objects begin to move and they are critically life-threatening and serious, we talked to adam snyder, his biggest concern is the surge and flooding. >> biggest thing was never the winds but the flooding afterwards like hurricane floyd. we have to worry about not just this weekend but the next two years after the storm passes. that is the critical part. >> morehead city which is just across from atlantic beach, four rivers their flow down into the low-lying area. extreme flooding into newburgh, jacksonville, areas that flooded terribly during matthew two years ago are at high risk. he will not have anyone coming for you. if you get into trouble it is too late to call but we met presidents who say they will ride it out. >> we are ready, we are hunkered down and ready to take this down. the fire department, the police department, ems, we will help them. we have done it many times, we prepared everything and we are going to ride it out. >> reporter: 76% of fatalities are caused by surge and flooding, only 8% by winds, the beach here closes in a few hours at 7:00 :00 am so we are hunkered

for more on the story, we are joined onset by jodie snyder. in beijing, tom mackenzie. not, peopleine, or will still be working in washington. that expires in an hours time. should we expect this to kick in? >> not necessarily in an hours time, but the president will likely be making a statement in the business day in washington. see these rollout in phases. groups,d business particularly those representing retailers, and also tech companies come out and say the , wouldund, a huge round not only hurt consumers, but it would hurt the economy and innovation. tech companies were making the case this were not allow them to innovate the way they have been able to in the past. we will see whether the president listens to those. what he may do is say he might roll these out and maybe give some time for there to be some session with chinese negotiators. so far there have not been any talks and president trump said it was not the right time to talk. david: almost looks strong, but cushioned the impact ahead of midterms. tom, let me bring you in. in terms of a response from china

jessica snyder joining me now. what more do we know about the conditions?inutes sending out a release confirming that this highly anticipated hearing will move forward on thursday at 10:00 a.m. it will be open to the public, but there are still details that haven't yet been determined, like if other witnesses besides christine

we had to run for time and when i got really tired coach snyder came over and said you to understandk when this was happening cocaine was legal. kat: cocaine was not legal. tyrus: nevermind. i no longer have a story. greg: is the story no longer -- [laughter] mike, you probably worth it, was a significant? >> i made notes. it's not typical. but the survey you cite, i wrote down a couple of things from the survey that. greg: get to it. >> their suggestions are as a result choose teams randomly. deemphasize competition, downplay fitness testing and in my own addition is what a pack of [bleep]. my favorite gym class for a is when i was in sixth grade and we had health week we all gathered in the gymnasium, the boys did, that down and turned on the movie which, back then, was this old -- on came this old movie and started out this way and i mac you not. it started off by saying bobby is developing body here. and that memory was seared in my mind. my worst moment in gym class. greg: and bobby turned out to be terry shappert. >> why do you bring that up? i needed the money. greg: i believe

j jessica snyder joins me. what do we know about the woman?al from brett kavanaugh over a decades old assault allegation. she knew him in high school in the 1980s. her allegations are coming to light now because she recently wrote a letter to her congresswoman in california. that letter was passed on to the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee, dianne feinstein. here's what's detailed in the letter according to a source familiar with the letter. it was in the early 1980s, the woman attended a party in maryland with brett kavanaugh and other high schoolers. she says kavanaugh pushed her into a bedroom and along with another male, kavanaugh locked the door, played loud music which the accuser says precluded her from being heard when she yelled for help. she says both men were drunk and says kavanaugh allegedly tried to take off her clothes and allegedly had his hand over her mouth. at one point because of this, the accuser said she feared for her life but was finally able to leave the room and eventually left the party. there's no indi

governor snyder who i've fought on the water poisoning spoke. and everything was respectful of the fact that this was about aretha, it wasn't about you are on earn about al feelings towards each other. but that is why up to say everyone should respect her as an icon. not try to minimize or personalize her that she did something for me. >> as we watched senator mccain's funeral and book the put two book end together, the question has to be asked of what you saw there, what does she mean to the next phase. it had so many messages. what does it mean as a country? >> i think two things that come out. when you you look at john mccain and aretha franklin in very different fields, the xhocommony was that both were defining in terms of they would step outside of their comfort zone and innovate. which made then the iconic figures that they became. mccain who i didn't agree with on a lot of his political stance, but would stand up and say, no, i'm not going to give to venom and bigotry when he took the mic from someone in 20008 when she accused senator ob

extraordinary features including david just last night, david petraeus the novelist robert harris, tim snyder and neil ferguson a former foreign secretary and tonight of course we are honored to welcome jesse norman. -particularly looking forward to this event because jesse wrote a biography of edmund burke a statesman that i admire almost more than any other and it is particularly nice to welcome here to talk about adam smith. we have these conversations to sort of live up to the admonition that the longer you can look backwards the farther you can look forward. we are trying to put in this library history in action. jesse norman is the conservative member of parliament and parliamentary under secretary of state for the department of transport. he was permanently under secretary of state of the department for business energy and industrial strategy for 2016 until 2017. before his election he was the director of berkeley is in his reputable year i hasten to add and he taught at the university college of london. he's the author of several books including the aforementioned edmund burke the con

atlantic beach, i have been in contact a few minutes ago with the chief fire department chief, adam snyder over there. i said how is it over there, he said we are getting killed from wind and surge. he sent me a photo of the fire house getting destroyed over there. i asked him about that pier. things are starting to wobble. we have seen some images here in morehead city. jonathan was talking about new bern. you go by it when you come here. i was looking on-line. the charlotte news observer reporting that the river, the fact that the news river is overflowing 9, 10 feet is significant. two years ago when matthew flooded, it was catastrophic. the problem is how early this has happened. this storm has an entire 24 hours likely to bring. it was well after the storm hit that you had the situation. if you look at what's going on here, this water will go back out to sea. but there we have the rivers. all funneling down to this area. you are talking about entire small communities being under water for possibly days, even weeks. that was certainly the case in matthew in some areas. that makes it di

joining us now are ross gerber and ed snyder from charter equity rocks i'll start with you. what's your take on all the announcements and particularly on the phone front because clearly that's the biggest earnings driver for them >> the let's just start with the watch. i mean, the watch is beautiful, and they did a wonderful job they are squarely marketing this to the baby boomer generation, and they basically don't care about the other generations, and the problem with that, even though i think the device is great is that my mom will never figure out how to use this watch, so she's still working on her iphone and it's a daily event for her so i think the technology might be a little too complex for the people that they are trying to market to, and they have just given up the kids on the phone front i think the phone is nice evolution again. they figured out how to make an $1,100 phone now, you so, so they are relying on asps to drive growth honestly, it's pretty boring you know, i'll take the elon musk podcast another day over another tim cook day. >> i'm curious to get you

. >> the urban planning assessor, kelly snyder, said it's a blessing and curse and it's the allure thatit's followed in short order by the hassles of overcrowding. the municipalities need to plan for business development and all that comes with it. >> better transit, bus lanes and bike lanes unless parking restrictions, less parking options, so that people are encouraged to take the bus or a bicycle or the train to work. we have to figure out how to build housing for all the employees. >> reporter: public safety union leaders said the sunnyvale mayor has already extended an olive branch. there was an email statement that reads, in part, we continually evaluate our service levels and work with the city counci budget process to community. the statement goes on to say sunnyvale is examining st moffitt park site and union leaders hope to have a sit down with the mayor sometime this week. jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> . in florence is growing in strength and making its way to the east coast and we will tell you when it is expected to make landfall. >>> we have a crew on the way to a wildfi

. >> reporter: regional planning professor kelly snyder says the blessing and curse of bay area livingpanies here, followed in short order by the hassle of overcrowding. she says all municipalities need to plan for business development and all that comes with it. >> better transit, more bus lanes, more bike lanes. less parking restrictions. or rather less parking options so that people are encouraged to take the bus or their bike or the train to work. we also have to figure out how to build housing for all those employees. >> reporter: public safety union leaders say sunnyvale's mayor has already extended an olive branch. an e-mailed statement reads in part: we continually evaluate our service levels and work with the city council during our budget process to balance resources and needs for our entire community. the statement goes on to say sunnyvale is examining new studies including fiscal impact analysis of the moffat park site. union leaders hope to have a sit-down with the mayor sometime this week. in the san jose studio, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we can take a look at thos

william snyder junior. astrid. rubin. naomi solomon. michael charles. timothy patrick. my brother, christopher has been 17 years the first time standing here it realizes how long it has been for me and our family tomb issue is an understatement we never got to see you get married or have children or something as simple to play with the xbox or talk on the iphone. we even had our first black president. you would laugh big and love even bigger. seventeen years had passed it is different the way we put things out in our lives he will never stop loving her missing you soldiers are still dying for our freedom and being killed we cannot forget life will not let us forget. god bless america that never ever stops being great. [applause] >> george spencer the third and my father stephen mcinerney. we love you and we miss you every day. [applause] robert andrew spencer. frank's finale. joseph patrick. richard james. alexandru stan. jeffrey stark. william steiner. edna stevens. andrew stern. martha jane stevens. michael james stewart. richard h stewart junior. douglas stone. jimmy