. >> steve williams. i believe this is straight then you are saying our time doesn't matter. other people's heart ache and pain is more important. i have two kids. i had to take my kid here from oakland, back to his mom, come back, still nothing. it is just sad. it is sad. now you want to continue everything and people have to eat and go to sleep and be up at 7:00 every day to take my kids to school, come back with my little one, go to work, do this and that. this is something. this is shenanigans. >> any other members of the public to address the board? public comment is closed. motion to continue to october 2nd. >> motion made by supervisor tang. seconded by mandelman. this motion passes unanimously. thank you. now we are going back to the previous hearing. just to recap. planning department made the presentation. i don't know if you have questions for the planning department based on the central soma plan. supervisor fewer. >> i have one clarification. i asked all of the questions about the ear. i think that what i heard from plans is that. >> please clear the chamber quic

two lawyers, which is pretty amazing, steve farina, williams and connelly, veteran litigator, representedasso in the new york stock exchange case, you remember that? and campos, a veteran litigator, appointed to the full commission of sec by george bush twice. these are two guys deeply embedded and know a lot about the regulatory apparatus at the d.c. both at sec, they're the main litigant, that doing the main investigation, that fox business broke first that subpoenas were sent, focus heavily on statements mr. musk made whether they were false or not false and whether theres were some truth to them and whether those statements violated sec rules particularly, 10-b-5, which says you can't put out intentionally false statement with moving the stock. there are statements about the car production and profitability. it is the private, going private, whether he really did have the funding and i'm telling you when you bring in someone like steve farina, and i know steve a little bit because i covered the grease sew case, veteran litigator will get in the trenches to fight for his client. when y

steve: firefighter william gormley was one of them. he spent months working at pile of the rubble. 9/11 related cancer deaths. bridget joins us now. >> thank thank you. steve: i remember first couple weeks after 9/11, the epa administrator at that point, christine todd whitman, former governor of new jersey came out said, epa scientists say you don't have to worry about breathing the dust. she has since apologized because at that time, that was the best science, that it was safe. but now we know it was not. >> anybody with common sense knew it wasn't safe to breathe. you guys were all in new york during that time. brian: on the air. steve: there was dust everywhere for months. >> months to follow. in ventilation systems in schools. the clean up wasn't -- ainsley: when did your dad start to see signs. >> diagnosed in december of 2016. he was seeing signs of something that wasn't right. went from treatment to february to april. in may he got really sick. in june he died. only took six days. brian: 53 days old. what kind of cancer? >> started off as bladder cancer. went to his lungs.

on monday, the women's tennis association came out in support of williams, with chief executive steveon suggesting the umpire showed a different level of tolerance to williams because she is a woman. during the final, ramos gave williams a code violation after he deemed a gesture made towards by her coach to be "coaching," which is banned during a game. ramos then penalized williams a point after she destroyed her racket in anger and docked her an entire game after she subsequently called the umpire a "liar" and a "thief" for stealing her pointnt. this is an exchange between williams and ramos. apology.e be in i've never cheated in my life. i have never cheated. you owe me an a apology. you owe an apology. you'll never, ever be on another court of mine as long as you live. you are the liar. you stole a point for me. you are a thief, too. >> verbal abuse. amy: williams' opponent, naomi osaka, who is of haitian and japanese descent, went on to win the match 6-2, 6-4 in her first grand slam victory. on saturday, she became the first japanese born player to win a grand slam single's tourn

i'm steve kornacki in for brian williams. day 589 of the trump administration. president trump is heading into this labor day weekend and ending his summer after another very rocky week. he began it by pointedly not participating in the nation's tributes to the late senator john mccain, who of course had been a frequent trump critic. monday there was trump's reported resistance to putting out a statement by the white house. after several hours on monday, no public comment. >> reporter: mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain? any thoughts on john mccain, sir? >> reporter: mr. president, do you have any thoughts at all about john mccain? do you believe john mccain was a hero, sir? nothing at all about john mccain? >> reporter: any reaction to the american legion? why won't you say anything about john mccain? >> the president did eventually note mccain's legacy during a speech to evangelical leaders. but by that time he had already come under fire for raising the flag over the white house to full staff less than 48 hours after the senator's death. public outrag

williams's penalty, has been defended by the international tennis federation. she called him a liar and a seat during her defeat, later accusing him of sexism. the wta chief executive steves had acted at all times with professionalism and integrity. and thatis professionalism and integrity. and that is all of the sports are now. get all of latest at our website. hello. full uk forecast in just a moment but first of all i thought we would cast an eye on what is happening over the other side of the atlantic. here we have hurricane in florence, already a major hurricane with winds of 40 mph were. it will get stronger, with winds up to 190 mph, making its way to north carolina, when full expected on thursday night. just to the north, we step on a weather front that stretches thousands of miles across the atlantic to our shores. the hills are particularly seeing the heavy rain and overnight that would weather will trundle its way southwards, some heavy rain working across the pennines, a cross into the north and west of wales. to the east of high grounds at rain will be lighter and patchy, but given all of the cloud around, brisk wind, it will not be at —— a particularly cold

pounds by the united states tennis association, but the wta chief executive steve simon have said that the umpire showed williamslerance than if she had been a man. but novak djokovic disagreed. ‘s opinion that maybe the chair umpire should not have pushed serena to the limit especially in a grand slam final. maybe he did change the course of the match and just was in my opinion unnecessary. i do not see things as mr simon does, i really do not. men and women i think are, you know, treated in this way or the other way depending on the situation. it is hard to generalise things. and moto2 rider romano fenati has apologised for grabbing a rival‘s brake lever during the san marino grand prix on sunday. he was given a two race ban and his contract with the marinelli snipers team has been terminated. you can go to our website to see more on that story including the incident itself. men in the uk are becoming less fertile, and no—one is exactly sure why this is. but for the first time male infertility is now the most common reason that couples seek ivf. the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme has been told that men's

i'm steve kornacki in for brian williams. day 589 of the trump administration. heading into this labor day weekend and ending his summer after another very rocky week. he began it by pointedly not participating in the nation's tributes to the late senator l john mccain, a trump critic. a statement prepared by the white house after the senator's death over the weekend. for several hours on monday, no public comment. >> mr. president. john mccain? any thoughts on john mccain? >> mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain? any thoughts at all on john mccain? do you believe john mccain was a hero, sir? nothing at all about john mccain? okay. >> anything about john mccain? why won't you say anything about john mccain? sq >> the president eventually did note it to evangelical leaders but at that point, already come under fire for raising the flag to full staff less than 48 hours after the senator's death. public outrage from veterans group forced him to lower back down to half staff and tuesday, there was this. "the washington post" report that trump was still activel

williams at the u.s. open women's final. the tennis star was fined $17,000 yesterday. the wta's ceo steveld williams to a different standard because she's a woman. "cbs this morning: saturday" co-host dana jacobson shows us how many big names in tennis are lining up behind williams. dana, good morning. >> good morning. this controversy overshad dude a huge upset by naomi osaka a 20 seed who beat. williams was hoping to make history by clenching what would have been her 24th major tight. >> i don't cheat to win, i'd rather loose. i'm just letting you know. >> serene williams first rules violation coaching from the stands. her second infraction, breaking her racket which cost her a point. >> you stole a point from me. >> but williams' biggest penalty saturday was for calling chair umpire carlos ramos a thief. she was penalized a game giving her opponent, naomi osack a 5-3 lead in the second set. williams' appeal was rejected. >> there's a lot of men out here who have said a lot of things that doesn't -- >> she is he he vent wally lost in seven sets. after the match, williams coach admitted

£13,000 by the united states tennis association, but the wta chief executive steve simon said that the umpire showed williamshe england friendly against switzerland tomorrow night. the midfielder has returned to have treatment with tottenham after picking up a minor muscle strain against spain on saturday. there will be no further additions to gareth southgate‘s squad for the game in leicester tomorrow. moto2 rider romano fenati has now had his contracts terminated with his 2018 and 2019 teams. it‘s after he grabbed a rival‘s brake lever while riding at 130mph during the san marino grand prix on sunday. fenati was given a two—race ban and has since had the rest of his 2018 contract with the marinelli snipers team terminated, with the team saying his "irresponsible act endangered the life of another rider". the forward racing team, with which he had a contract for 2019, have also cancelled it, saying they have never seen behaviour as dangerous as this. fenati has apologised for his actions. justin rose has started his final round at the bmw championship in philadelphia. if he wins the tournament he goes top o

£13,000 by the united states tennis association, but the wta chief executive steve simon has said that the umpire showed williamsly significant for him to have equalled his "childhood idol" pete sampras' ia grand slam titles. that, after he beatjuan martin del potro in straight sets to take the us open final last night. djokovic won 6—3, 7—6, 6—3 to take a third title in new york. that's back—to—back grand slams for the serbian after his victory at wimbledon and he has now moved up to third in the world rankings. following his win though, he gave his opinion on the wta's stance on serena williams. i have my personal opinion that maybe the chair umpire should not have pushed serena to the limit, especially in a grand slam final. he did change the course of the match and was, in my opinion, may be unnecessary. i don't see things as mrsimon unnecessary. i don't see things as mr simon does, unnecessary. i don't see things as mrsimon does, i unnecessary. i don't see things as mr simon does, i really don't. i think men and women are, you know, treated in this way or the other way depending on the situation. it is ha r

£13,000 by the united states tennis association, but the wta chief executive steve simon has said that the umpire showed williamsfor now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. the man in charge of policing on the day of the hillsborough disaster — david duckenfield — has pleaded not guilty to the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 liverpool supporters. the former chief superintendent appeared via videolink at preston crown court. our correspondent danny savage sent this update. next year will be the 30th anniversary of the hillsborough disaster. the police match commander on that day in 1989,is now 74 years old. david duckenfield did appear by video link here at preston crown court this morning. in court the judge and the barristers and the public gallery had relatives of the 95 people died in the hillsborough disaster all those years ago. stop at the beginning of proceedings it was put to mr duckenfield that he was charged with manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 supporters and that long list of 95 names was read out in court, one by one. over a period of several minutes with a court fall

serena williams‘ claims of sexism have been backed by the governing body of women‘s tennis. wta chief executive stevesm and claiming to be penalised in a way that male players are not. well, amongst all the controversy, naomi osaka is celebrating becoming the first japaneses player to win a grand slam title. she looks a bit shellshocked here, doesn‘t she? she paraded the trophy at the rockafeller centre in manhattan, admitting the win still hasn‘t sunk in. i‘m not really sure what happened between serena and the umpire and keep getting asked questions about it but i‘m not too sure. for me, i don‘t know, i think it is still a win is i‘m just going to count it like that. it still doesn‘t really feel that real. i think right now what i am feeling is very tired. that‘s the main thing i feel. hopefully, as that wears off, i will start feeling more happy. it is a bit sad, isn‘t it? she obviously one on saturday night that doesn‘t feel like a on saturday night that doesn‘t feel likea win on saturday night that doesn‘t feel like a win for her because of what happened to serena during the match. you can tell

william and janice bright. three others were killed, illinois resident leslie dennisson and steve and lance smith.s sincerely to those families. we'll be right back. when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, i

steve farina, a very good litigator at williams and connelly, but more of the laid-back variety.he went out and hired these two guys who are known to mount vigorous defenses, which means he is going to fight this thing. whether he should or not is a whole another story but he is going to fight it. people i know close to the sec believe they offered him a very fair settlement, a two-year ban. neil: two year ban for those who invest in tesla without the edge legendary founder would be a financial hit. >> maybe could be on creative side as a genius. but he said no. other interesting thing, neal, brought my attention a very good short seller whose name is -- he wondered why this sec case was filed in the southern district of new york and not in the northern district of california where the case was initially being vecked by the sec? it is very weird that the new york office may be involved in this. the sec's new york office which signals a very expansive investigation. maybe it is because the new york office already had an existing investigation on to some of the statements coming ou

steve: he is one of the faces of it also included serene into williams, o'del beckham.kie linebacker for seattle. we showed you the picture it says down in the picture believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything, #just do it. i was looking online. so many people are shocked that nike has decided to become political like this. because, you know, everybody in america, it seems e has an opinion about whether the taking of a knee and the anthem protest are something appropriate for a football game. so that's that means everyone is going to say whether or not nike is going to be something they buy going forward or is this something they are going to -- suddenly we have all these pictures of people lighting their nikeys on fire across the country. john rich who brian interviewed last week. he put out a tweet where his sound man had cut the swoosh off socks and rich warned nike, get ready, suggesting millions of others would follow suit. ainsley: that guy was a former marine. threw can see a fair of nikeys up in smoke. ainsley: first video you saw of the nikey

steve. good morning, victoria. there's been plenty about serena williams since that controversial us open tennis final, but now we'veliams berated the umpire and accused him of sexism. whilst 0saka claimed the title in new york, her moment of glory was rather overshadowed, and she even thought the booing on court was for her, not the umpire. when you're little, you're taught not to look, like, if your opponent gets angry or anything, told to just turn around and try to focus. so i tried to do that. but i heard a lot of people in the crowd making noises and i really wanted to turn around. at the time i did kind of think they were booing me. oh, no! i couldn't tell what was going on because it was so loud in there. right. so it was a little bit stressful. receiving the trophy, there was a lot of booing in the crowd and then serena leaned over and said something to you. what did she say to you? that she was proud of me and that i should know that the crowd wasn't booing at me. british cycling remains on course for a clean sweep of the grand tours. chris froome won the giro d'italia, geraint thomas the tour de france, a

steve. here's a look at some books being published this week. fox news political analyst juan williams offers a critical examination of the trump's administration in what the hell do you have to lose. nbc host explores general equality and equal pay in the workplace in "know your value." lil activities shares a collection of stories growing up in america with more than one cultural identity. sports commentator, clay travis offers his thoughts in social justice movements. and in beautiful country burn again, best-sellerring author recounts the year leading up to the 2016 presidential election. our look at this week's new releases continues with mit journalism program director debra bloom's recount of how food production was devoid of safety regulations at the end of the 19th century in the poison squad. executive editor of national review gives his take on america's current immigration policy. and in this is the way the world ends. jeff nez bit, executive director of climate nexus offers his thoughts on the dangers to the earth as a result of climate change. look for these tite ldz in b

williams and david mcintosh. i appreciate you. good night. >> look! it's ingrid bergman! janet leigh. there's natalie wood. >> ...and get their autograph... >> audrey hepburn. steveronald reagan? is that angelina jolie? >> ...thousands of them! >> it really became an obsession and a drug. >> an obsession that fathered this man's strange inheritance. >> i basically got hundreds and hundreds of boxes. >> this is truly unbelievable. what was your reaction when you saw the magnitude of what he had? >> i was blown away. >> but does the heir really know what he's signing up for? >> $4,250. now $4,500.

terrance williams and felipe santos went missing in naples, florida, one in 2003, the other in 2004. both were last seen with then deputy stevelkins, who arrested them. he was later fired for giving conflicting statements to investigators, but no charges were filed. tyler perry now doubling the reward he was offering to $200,000 for information leading to the conviction in the disappearances of the two men. >>> it wasn't the wizard, but an fbi sting operation that recovered the most famous slippers in movie history, 13 years after they were stolen. >> tap your heels together three times. >> the ruby slippers that dorothy wore in "the wizard of oz" were taken in 2005 from the judy garland museum in minnesota. the pumps, size 5 1/2, are one of four known pairs that garland wore in the classic film. it is estimated they are worth more than $2 million. authorities still looking for whoever stole the slippers. but they have them back. >> referred to as the holy grail of hollywood memorabilia by one prominent author. >>> all right, a major democratic primary upset overnight. the challenger who beat a ten-term incumbent, next. >>> p

williams and several others. kaepernick's protest against racial injustice launched an effort against the nfl in 2016. now a colorado sports store getting rid of all nike merchandise to protest the ads. steve martin has owned primetime sports for years. he said his father-in-law was a prisoner of war and claims kaepernick doesn't know sacrifice. the president will be in montana tonight at a rally. expect that to be discussed. >> i expect the moral responsibility will start rolling forward. nike taking the charge. >> we have seen a long line of that in the last year or two. we swill see if it helps or hurts. >>> president trump warning the syrian regime against the assault on the last rebel stronghold. an offense seems i am flight attendant -- seems i s imminen. we have cnn's fred pleitgen in syria next. the order the weights of the it, everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >>> the world is watching. that cannot be a slaughter. if it is a slaughter, the world will get

terrence williams and felipe santos went missing in naples, florida, one in 2003 and the other in 2004. both were then seen with then deputy steveested them. he was later fired for giving conflicting statements to investigators but no charges were ever filed. tyler perry doubling the reward to $200,000 for information leading to a conviction in the disappearance of the two men. >>> it wasn't the wizard, but an fbi sting operation that recovered the most-famous slippers in movie history 13 years after they were stolen. >> tap your heels together three times. >> there's no place like home. the ruby slippers that dorothy wore in "the wizard of oz" were taken in 2005 from the judy garland museum in minnesota. the pumps, size 5 1/2, are one of four known pairs that garland wore in that classic film. it is estimated they're worth than 2 million bucks. authorities are still looking for whoever stole the slippers. so, the slippers are returned, the mystery remains. >> "the oz" turns 80 next summer. >>> finally, fallon, meyers and colbert not holding back on the president, as portrayed in bob woodward's book. >> the upcoming book says pr

organization katrina adams said williams showed class in how she behaved towards when they i mean a sucker and the male chief of the women's tennis association or steve simon released a statement suggesting that male and female athletes are held to different standards novak djokovic though disagrees with that view. i don't see things is mr simon does i really don't i think you know men and women are you know treated in this way or the other way depending on you know on the situation it's hard to generalize things may i have my personal opinion that that may be the champ should not have pushed serino to the limit especially in the grand slam final. you know just maybe changed not maybe you did change the course of the match and just was in my opinion maybe unnecessary all right well what about the new grand slam win and they are a soka in all of this while she has been celebrating her victory at the top of the rockefeller center in new york and despite the partisan crowd booing during the trophy ceremony she's taking the high road. i know it's you know this. new york it's in america and it's the u.s. open so i know everyone knew how badly she wanted t

. >> bill: juan williams, co-host of the five, shelby hallday from the "wall street journal" and stevehe next revolution and the author of a new book populous. are you spartacus, juan? shelby, are you spartacus? is this your moment? [laughter] >> jousting begins. >> sandra: is there a question in there, hemmer? >> bill: it's probably the moment from the hearing, steve. of all the hours we've watched this week that's probably the line. >> very helpful. it reveals the complete emptiness of the democrats' arguments here. they aren't arguments at all. they're stunts, as we've heard and auditioning for 2020. there is a deeper point here which is that all the time that they've been trying to press kavanaugh on his views, on this issue, that issue, whether it's race in the case of cory booker, whatever it may be, they're revealing something deep. his answers were my views aren't important. it's not by views or opinions on this or that issue. that's a huge change in legal philosophy. the whole reason for putting him on the court he is there to interpret the law, not for his political views hav

steve has been talking about the fog. this is foggy on the golden gate bridge. i don't think it is low enough to affect your bridge itself. they need to come through the robin williamsow traffic here coming up the concord. so bright sun but slow traffic. and then kind of middle of the road here, weather-wise, but 80 westbound the carquinez bridge to the macarthur bridge, that is on the high side there. when you get to the bay bridge, i think the traffic held up on 880 is helping the bridge in a positive okay. you see a dew point commute getting into -- a decent commute getting into san francisco. i want to get to the south bay and move the maps down to the south bay. here on the approach to mountain view, you see that the traffic is getting slower. 8:16. hello, steve. >>> hello, sal. i see the fog out there. yes, sir. >> it is not -- it is getting late in the season. the fog is still there over the golden gait. but some pockets of it. but we'll look. and it makes it up to some of the inland locations. maria said above the fog line into the napa valley. that is a good push when you get fog that far. i put out a tweet that says feeling very fall like even though fall

steve calkins. perry says he was moved to act after watching an episode of discovery i.d.'s "disappeared." back in 2004, witnesses say they saw the former sheriff's deputy taking 27-year-old terrance williamstery in naples, florida. williams was never seen again. >> maybe he's out there in the cemetery. he'll come back and his car will be gone. >> reporter: he denied ever meeting williams. >> people at the cemetery are telling me you put somebody in the back of your vehicle and arrested them. i don't know you arresting anybody. >> i never arrested nobody. >> reporter: calkins eventually changed his story, admitting he saw williams having car trouble so he dropped him off at a circle k gas station. but neither man was ever spotted on the station's surveillance camera. >> if there's anything that you know, speak up, please. >> reporter: that story had a familiar feel. a few months before williams' disappearance, 23-year-old felipe santos also vanished after receiving a traffic citation from calkins. calkins claimed he last dropped santos off at a circle k because he didn't have insurance or registration. calkins was eventually fired from the collier county sheriff's office. but he's never fa

steve. hollywood loves poking fun at young children, young adults over a lack of real world skills. including the millennials, gosh, everyone bashes millennials like look at this scene from a failed job interview. >> williamification] >> so sir sorry about that. [phone notification] >> my girlfriend and i are having a fight. do you mind if i -- ainsley: that's pretty funny. next guest interacts with adults on a regular basis. he says they just need a road map to help guide them. that's why he wrote a book. great new book welcome to adulting. navigating faith, friendship, finances and the future. he is an author. he is also a very popular pastor out of dallas in texas, his name is jonathan or j.p.pokluda. >> thank you. happy birthday i got you a gift. ainsley: i love it i need these because i'm raising a child. your church is water mark church you have the most millennials in the world join you either on site or online in some capacity walching you on tuesday nights. so y'all have services saturday, sunday and tuesday. >> >> that's right. water mark has services saturday and sunday an the porch our young adult gathering gathers on tuesday at 7:00. one of the largest of its country of its kind. ainsley: hav