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kpix 5 susie steimle is looking into concerns that the drug involved is a familiar one. susie? >> reporter: that's right, liz. police are worried these teens may have overdosed on fentanyl. now they are still waiting for toxicology results, but they wanted to talk to the press today, hoping starting a conversation could prevent another tragedy. >> it is a big problem. when it happens here in livermore, it gets everybody's attention. >> reporter: over the past two days, livermore police have made two tragic discoveries. two teens, one on sunday, the other on monday, found dead from a apparent opioid dose. police are waiting for toxicology results, but fear fentanyl may have been involved. >> it's a problem. we know it's out there. we know it is being mixed in different things that people are using on the streets. we know people are dying throughout the nation. >> reporter: deaths related to fentanyl are spiking in california. when used appropriately, fentanyl is a pain reliever. it's 100 times stronger than morphine, but on the street it's cheap to recreate and it's being mixed

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susie, let me have the last word, just once in awhile. that's it for the papers. be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers. next on bbc news, it's time for the film review. this is a self balancing robot. one day, this robot may be taught to work autonomously. poyet is looking at ways to train machines using human operators whose movements are synchronised to this. the operator also wears a virtual reality headset to show them the robot's perspective. it is really strange because i know there is someone on the other side of these eyes. it feels like this robot is looking at me. one of the most impressive things about th three is its dexterity and the control it gives its operator when touching and interacting with objects. what is really interesting is not only can the operator control the robot's arms, hands and fingers through the data gloves, but he can actually feel what the robot feels so as the robot cross the object, he can feel the resistance of that object in his fingers and actually, the entire robot mirrors anything that its senses back to the o

i still miss susie enormously.estigation could lead to some answers. your wit that the —— the briefing on bbc news. this president trump is to visit pittsburgh to pay his respects to those who died in the mass shooting at a synagogue — somejewish leaders say he should stay away. at least five dead in italy as parts of europe suffer severe storms and flooding. the indonesian authorities have found more human remains and wreckage of the lion air plane which crashed into the java sea on monday. officials say they're hopeful the fuselage would soon be located. now it's time to look at the stories making the headlines across the world. we begin with uk paper the daily telegraph, and the front page story everywhere — the last budget before britain leaves the eu. the uk government says it's found billions of pounds for social care, universal credit, and defence. tax cuts for more than 30 million workers have been brought forward by a year. looking at german paper frankfurter allgemeine, where chancellor merkel is leading

her name is susie lee. she's a democrat running for nevada's third congressional district.t to a number of nevada republicans to appear on today's show. among them, governor ryan sandoval, senator dean heller. they either declined to show or did not respond. we originally booked danny. let's bring in susie lee. thanks so much for joining us. >> hey, katy. thanks for coming to nevada. happy to be here. >> great. we are talking about health care. you are running on health care. your opponent running for the republican ticket, endorsed by donald trump, is running on promising to repeal the aca, repeal obamacare. are you using that as a campaign issue, and do you think it's going to be effective? >> you know, health care is a huge issue in all of nevada, particularly in my district. i mean, we saw the largest increase of individuals now having access to affordable health insurance in the state of nevada. the threat of getting rid of the protections for people with pre-existing conditions is a huge motivator for many voters out there in our state. so yes, it's an incredibly impo

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this resistance had this truth in the order of mohammed bin ali susi a sufi scholar for the stablished religious and political institutions across eastern and parts of southern libya. they tell you and they sed civic society that was organized that has its own institution its own values that movement produce charismatic competent. corrupt leaders like a modern start. on one of our leading susi a man led the fight against the italian invaders but in one nine hundred thirty one after two decades of a targeted the guerrilla campaign on a little daughter was captured by the italian army and hanged to that. event was more than. a needle being. yes fluted made so many libyans like if they became somehow submissive to any to the extent that they they they think the formal start can be killed in such a way there's no way to fight the italians. be telling us would win the fight against libyan resistance. but after their defeat in the second world war in one nine hundred forty three they lose libya to british and french control. italy's loss however was the susi orders again in one thousand nine

. >> susie steimle brings us the story about the new treatments, susie? >> it had is a big -- this is a big deal. some of the women have the lowest survival rates of all breast cancer patients. the study is the first of its kind, highlighting a combination of treatments, proven to extend survival rates for women with this type of cancer. in some cases, it could be life saving. at age 39, marybelle ramos found out she had one of the deadliest forms of breast cancer known as triple negative. >> angry, sad, because i know with triple negative, it means it's time for the cancer that will be really hard to treat. >> reporter: 10% to 20% of breast cancers are triple negative, meaning they don't have receptors sensitive to estrogen and lack the protein, the target of treatment. this makes survival rates extremely low. so in 2016, ramos entered a clinical trial that combines immunotherapy with chemotherapy, for patients who had a marker called pdl1 on their cancer cells. the results were significant, extending their survival by 10 months. >> so the fact there's a

kpix 5's susie steimle with an original on the people taking our emergency system for a ride. >>> reporter: it's the start of the night shift at paramedics plus. already, they are running a code 3 which means lights and sirens, clearing a path down 880, and speeding through red lights to get to a report of a man who cannot move at the warm springs bart station. >> that's him. >> reporter: the crew already knows who the man is before we get there. just based on the type of call. bart police told paramedics the man simply refused to move. he was sleeping on the bart platform and said he needed to go to a hospital when they tried to rouse him. he is what's known as a frequent flyer, people who call 911 on a regular basis who don't need medical treatment. this emt says she spends entire shifts picking people up who aren't having medical emergencies. >> i work a 12-hour shift. 50 to 75% are frequent flyers or don't need an ambulance. >> reporter: it ta timeto e ate whfoods washin hr freqnt flyer is iting, someone called 911 trying to get him kicked off the property. he tells emt workers about h

susie lee and republican candidate danny tarcanian go head-to-head in our debate. from your local election headquarters in las vegas, the congressional district debate starts now. >> welcome to our congressional district three debate between republican danny trankania and susie lee. isaar -- tarkanian making his sixth run for office. they both raised $50,000. and they have a campaign office and website. you can see the full list of svegasnow.com. withey will start questions for both candidates. they each have 60 seconds to answer. that is followed by a 32nd rebuttal for each candidate. when you're time is up, you will hear this bell. if either moderator asks a question, they will have 30 seconds to answer that as well. there are no opening statements. the anniversary of the october 1 shooting is less than two weeks away. it was a moment that brought las vegas together, but also put the debate about gun violence on the floor of america's minds. here is what each of you said after the october shooting. stocks,for banning bump reducing the size of magazines, and getti

it's from praedictix weather — and their meteorologist susie martin.o promote international ba bywearing week, susie says she's a big advocate of keeping your baby in a sling. which is maybe why the baby slept happily through the forecast. a chinese intelligence officer has appeared in a court in the us — charged with spying. the us justice department says yanjun xu was extradited from belgium on tuesday. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes told me more about the case. it is, for the times we're living through, this is a unique case, it is unprecedented to have an extradition of a chinese national in this way related to charges like this. it is, perhaps, the first of many, investigations continue. it highlights the intense nature of the relationship between china and the united states, as it applies to high level technical information, such as aeronautics, aircraft manufacture that could be stolen by china to give chinese companies an advantage in the market. essentially that's what it's all about, it is trying to get those trade secrets to cr

it's from praedictix weather — and their meteorologist susie martin.ally to promote international ba bywearing week, susie says she's a big advocate of keeping your baby in a sling. which is maybe why the baby slept happily through the forecast. a chinese intelligence officer has appeared in a court in the us, charged with spying. the usjustice department says yanjun xu was extradited from belgium on tuesday. our north america correspondent peter bowes has more. well, according to us officials this goes back to 2013. mr xu, working for the government, but not always revealing his true identity, would, according to prosecutors, invite experts, engineers from overseas and especially america, to visit china, perhaps under the guise of speaking toa perhaps under the guise of speaking to a university, but it was really to a university, but it was really to find out technical information about what they were working on. and this specific case relates to a company in cincinnati, in ohio, and aeronautics company that makes jet engines, asa aeronautics company

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with me are susie boniface, who's a columnist for the daily mirror, and the broadcaster penny smith. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. as you would hope, really. the main picture in the sunday times is on tonight's helicopter crash outside leicester city's ground. its main story reports on the pittsburgh synagogue shooting in which 11 people were killed. the express looks ahead to monday's budget in what it says will see the chancellor's red box unveil a plan to bring together post—brexit britain. sticking with the budget, the sunday telegraph reports government claims that hundreds of millions of pounds will be pumped into installing superfast broadband in some of the uk's most remote areas. the observer claims government welfare reforms are fuelling a rise in homelessness across the country. billing an exclusive, the mail on sunday has an interview with sir philip green who was named in the house of lords as the businessman at the centre of allegations of sexual and racial harrassment, claims which he denies. the topshop owner told the paper he has suffered "the worst

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susie steimle, kpix5. >>> here's a live look at the evening rush. pretty typical for a wednesday evening but new data reveals the bay area's worst commute. topping the list, the commute on eastbound 80 headed out of san francisco. the study found 14,000 hours of delays from cesar chavez to the yerba buena tunnel. other consistent locations include the afternoon slowdown on southbound 101 from sunnyvale to san jose. and the afternoon commute on northbound 680 from scott creek road in fremont. the report found over three quarters of all traffic congestion in the bay area last year occurred on freeways in alameda, contra costa, and santa clara counties. >>> drivers on 680 not only have to deal with heavy traffic, but need to keep a close eye on the road. some changes on the freeway through concord could put you in someone else's lane. kpix5's john ramos explains. >> reporter: construction will begin soon on this section of 680 for a new toll express lane. but to do that, they had to restripe some lanes which is taking a lot of people by surprise. >> yo

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danny and democrat susie. my politics now cohost pat will be the moderators. >> we want to extend the vote for agreeing to the debate. they both met our criteria which includes $50000, at least 12500 of that from the buttons. and having a campaign office and website you can see the fullest of criteria on las vegas.com. format for this debate will include questions for both candidates we answer individual questions who. they'll each have 60 seconds to answer, that is followed by a thirty second rebuttal for each candidate. when your time is up, he was here this now. the follow-up question, the candidates will have 30 seconds to answer that as well. no opening statements, so let's jump into it. the anniversary of the october 1 shooting is less than two weeks away. it was a moment that las vegas together but also put the debate about gun failings on the forefront of american lives. but of you have different ideas of how to solve the violence. each of you said after the october 1 shooting. >> i'm for banning from

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in belvedere, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> his car was impounded and he didn't have the money to get it back. the case that could change towing practices across san francisco. >> and, a neighborhood hero. the firefighter who put community ahead of his own property. are being questioned in a new federal court ruling. today - the u-s district court fo >> san francisco's towing practices are being questioned in a new federal court ruling. today, the u.s. district court for northern california issued a preliminary injunction against the city after it towed and impounded a homeless man's car for unpaid parking tickets. his lawyers claim that violates the fourth amendment by unreasonable seizure. they say they want to work with the city to develop a new policy. >>> turns out, california has nearly a billion dollars worth of unclaimed cash. state leaders say there's more than $700 million waiting to be claimed and it comes from forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks, stocks, and other things. californians can check to see if any of that money belongs to them. you can search the state's new w

susie steimle is live at the plant in france where they all end up. >> reporter: we've got a great look at it for you right now. take a look at the wall of the recycled paper. this is what it looks like when people recycle properly, equaling about seven trees. the problem is so often we are not recycling correctly and now big businesses in san francisco, they could be paying a price for that. >> reporter: pete sitnick owns water bar and epic steaks restaurant on the embarcadero. he already has kitchen staff who spends two to three hours a day sorting trash, driving compostable and recyclable materials to and from pier 26. but a new city ordinance could force him to hire a permanent sorter. >> we have a hard enough time just finding people out there to work in the restaurants. then to have one person just dedicated to trash is a financial hardship. >> we are saying you need to have someone on site that's going to dig in deep and focus on sorting the trash in a better way. >> sponsoring the ordinance. it would change the city's environment code and force audits on companies that generate

. >> welcome to the congressional debate between republican danny tarkanian and democrat susie lee. patrick walker and i will be the moderators. >> attorney and businessman making his sixth run for office and philanthropist and businesswoman susie lee is running for the second time. we want to extend a big thank you for agreeing. they both met that criteria that includes raising and a website you can see the full list of criteria on las vegas.com. the formats will include questions for both candidates to answer. individual questions for each candidate and closing statements. >> we will start with questions for both candidates. each of 60 seconds to answer and that is followed by a 32nd rebuttal for each candidate. when your time is up, you will hear this though. if either moderator asks a follow-up question, the candidates will have 30 seconds to answer that as well. there are no opening statements, so let's jump right in. the anniversary of the october 1 shooting is less than two weeks away. it was a moment that las vegas was brought together and also put the debate about gun viole

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in berkeley, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> it's been exactly one year since the most destructive series of fires in state history laid waste to parts of wine country. allen martin joins us live from santa rosa's hard hit coffey park neighborhood with a look back and a look forward. allen? >> reporter: yeah, liz. a year ago i stood here in coffey park, and i was devastated by the destruction i saw house after house, street after street, car after car reduced to ashes. tonight i stayed here in coffey park, and i am amazed at the signs of rebirth. sky drone 5 is in the air above us. let's give you a little aerial tour because 1,500 homes in coffey park were destroyed and 41 people lost their lives. but you can see lot after lot, house after house under various stages of construction, there are foundations poured, some being framed, walls are going up. they're being framed. the roofs are going oranges painting being done inside and -- going on, painting being done inside and outside. there are a couple of houses that are finished. the landscaping is in, people have moved back in, and that i

well that leaves former police commission president susie as the only declared candidate in the race for now any way. loft has filed papers just last month to challenge gascon, and has the backing of mayor london breed. >>> well san jose mayor sam liccardo could be looking for another two terms tacked under his term. the mayoral electoral would be pushed back two years to 2024. then those races would sync up. the idea is to take advantage of a higher voter turnout. the city committee is scheduled to hear that proposal tomorrow. >>> san jose's skyline may some day have its own distinctive tower. developers have proposed a major high-rise, right at the corner of park and south street. the 19-story building would be near the tech museum, the center for the performing arts, and help anchor the growing downtown cultural district, including google's proposed transit village. >>> the big debate over electric scooters is making it way to one southbound town. the sudden surge of the electric scooters is now at the doorsteps. maria medina is there with a detailed look at the inspection done to

. >> kpix 5 susie steimle discovered it's happening all over the bay area and it's costing the emergency response system millions of dollars. all day long a steady stream of ambulances pull up to summit hospital in oakland. roll them through the emergency room door. a casual observer would never know many of these patients, they are regulars here. >> how often are you seeing them? >> every day. >> and they are known in the e.r. as frequent flyers. >> they could come here for three to four hours and the next hospital for three to four hours. and recycle through. so you could cover 24 hours. we've had patients that literally have it happen in every hospital for 25 miles. >> we told you about the impact the top 25 frequent flyers are having on alameda county ambulances. costing the county more than 2.5 -- $2.5 million in just the past two years. if they are becoming ubers, then hospitals are becoming hotels. mullen says usually it's the homeless. coming in with all their belongings, looking for a sandwich and a warm place to sleep. she lives in an encampment down the street staying at the h

. >> that was susie reporting. supervisors will vote on this proposal on thursday night. >>> let's get another check on your weather. i'm thinking tomorrow, it's a good forecast. >> feeling that pressure. >> don't let down those trick- or-treaters. >> we are looking at a beautiful day. sunny and warm conditions even through halloween. look with our salesforce document of the bay bridge. looking good, clear skies got temperatures on the cool side from livermore avenue thd5 san fr let's talk about the wind and we are tracking at least northwesterly winds as we start off the day. and we will see the wind shift at the northeast to the rest of your tuesday. up to 15 in nevada. so we are watching especially in the hills. the mountains. matt st. helena at 55 mile per hour gusts. there strong winds in the higher elevations. and as we go through the day above average temperatures and an extreme fire danger with the red flag warningto drgusty let's talk about that warning in effect until to 60 miles per this is a satellite v

just waiting for when the next nominee comes up he said well when he was in kindergarden he pulled susie's hair so i mean it's getting to that kind of place where we're going back twenty years thirty years forty years we're going back to disputed events of what happened at a party on a particular night and when we get to that place then at some point we're no longer in a place where truth matters we're no longer a place where justice matters and where the me two era has gotten has gone so far out of reach that it's no longer about justice or fairness it's only about power and it is about just who wins and who loses ok brian the criticism of the left to go through this i think this utter nonsense i'm sorry that's my opinion of the whole thing is that the left just continues to move the goalpost and they're being very disingenuous when they say they want justice i think robert already said that they just want power because advice and consent is about if you're competent to serve on the court that's all the senate committee is really supposed to ask how do you respond to moving the goalposts

but as kpix 5 susie steimle discovered the promising product is proving to be a tough sell in the u.s. forest fires in california are getting bigger, hotter, more frequent than ever before. yet firefighters, they're still battling them the traditional way, dropping fire retardant around their perimeter and digging firelines. what if there is a new solution that could literally extinguish the flames. take a look at this recent demonstration of an environmental water in mountain view. six wooden palettes are set ablaze. the flames are soon leaping 15 feet high. then right when they are fully engulfed, the demonstrator approaches with the garden hose. as they clear, you can see the fire is out. representing the product called ptx, invented by scientists in the netherlands. >> you have a chemical reaction more or less. takes out the oxygen, in this process, takes out the heat. >> they claim not only do they put out fires faster than any other additive on the market, it also cools burning wood almost instantly, so it can't reignite. and it is 100% biodegradable. unlike the current fire ret

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a big thank you to my guests this evening, susie boniface and penny smith. forget that the clocks go back tonight, and goodbye. isn't that good of us to tell you that? i am delighted. an extra hour in bed. good night. music. pep guardiola. hola, hello. thank you everyone forjoining us. this is going to be a little bit different. i ask you for some songs, and we are going to hear the songs and we're going to chat. nothing too revolutionary, but a little bit different, trying to get to understand you a little better. so there something magical about music, isn't it? in three minutes, four minutes, itjust takes you to a completely different planet. you enjoy what music does to you. yes. of course. some music, you know, just for the ladies. sometimes for the music. sometimes for you remember an amazing part of your life, a period of your life. yeah, music is part of the culture, you know? how many things change in the world through music? let's start, and let's begin with this. singing in spanish. it is the song that tells the story of a street village party. on

of the office and one of the department of north carolina natural and cultural resources secretary, susie hamilton and michelle walker who did a great job. i will also think a few other people but i will keep it brief. if you haven't seen the exhibit that we have in the main galley, please do so it is well worth seeing. i want to thank the staff of the museum could they've done a tremendous job. the friends of the museum, melanie schwarzer and daniel have done a terrific job for refreshments and the staff of the maritime museum systems. all of these people are instrumental in getting the exhibit up and helping us get all of this accomplished. the first speaker today is michael malba -- is mr. michael rowley -- lowery. he is a recognize expert on world war u-boats and handles the material for the u-boat.net website. he spent 20 years researching the subject and maintains an on- time database of more than 7500 ships sunk by action. i will let him tell you more about it. mr. lowery? >> let me get my slides up. can everyone hear me? okay. cool huh this is the 100th anniversary of u-boats firs

slavery will wind up showing up in union hospitals and i'm going to leave you with this picture of susie king taylor she was the fugitive slave who ran away with her family and when she comes into the union to the north, she then volunteers to become a nurse for the united states colored troops and serves -- is anyone doing susie king taylor for their papers? no? she writes a memoir working for the 33rd u.s. colored troops. first as a nurse but also becomes a teacher because the free people she works with are eager to learn to read and she has -- she knows how to read. she's literate so she writes her members and talks about how she is there to serve as a nurse but also to work as they are teacher as well. we know less about these women and these experiences because the southern white women who survived the war will write their memoirs quick and fast and those memoirs will tell a narrative that covers over the story of slavery and covers over the work that the women of color did in confederate hospitals and men of color in confederate hospitals. what becomes of this sort of nugget of nur

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susie loftis in november 2019 and has been endorsed by marilyn london breed and other candidates include joe l yellow and deputy d.a. lead couch. >>> for 35:00 a.m. battle lines growing over what could be the toughest fight in years over housing. proposition 10 on the november ballot and would repeal a statewide measure that bands rent control on apartments, complexes and single-family homes built after 90 -- 9095. prop 10 is badly needed to keep rents and reach. new rent controls will hurt the landlords. >> is a difficult to be a landlord in san francisco. a lot of old-time landlords are getting out of the game and the institutional investors are coming in. >> we can address the housing crisis with rent control. >> a new poll released by the public policy of california shows the no on 10 campaign is leading by a 12-point margin. >>> san jose's rules commission will take up the idea of moving its mayoral election to coincide with the the presidential elections. the elections tend to draw far fewer voters than in the presidential election. 20204. >> is not a polygraph. we want to make sur

susi says so it's a fool. i want to just get it and you've got a little justice is there to do that for the good i thought it was if i'm that of. a fellow cause it is what up on the to the white people know what he's going to done there's really more yes sure to play as opposed to the whole night but of course at the show they catch the goody was actually it a lot as editors and was as was just recap of advances required to see this is rooted in a very subtle indeed children are manipulated by the archbishop but father emanuel offers another explanation. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. cooked additional supposed to bring us up to linger some of. the most. must. see him do you have seen him if you. look at with a showing of the blue sky. he think it will show. your position so to. both of shipping. you up and most of both the book is the work of the books in your book which still. i don't

our guests tonight are cindy butts —— susie boniface and broadcaster penny smith. time for a look at the weather forecast. it has been a day of mixed fortunes today. sunny spells and scattered showers across the country. there was snow in the north. a rash of showers through yorkshire, the midlands, towards the south—west of england. those willjust sit midlands, towards the south—west of england. those will just sit across the south—east corner overnight tonight and we will have showers running in up the north coast as well. further west, clearer skies. in rural parts of scotland, we could see a touch of light frost. the best of the sunshine at west on sunday, showers in the south—east, hopefully easing as we go through the day. always the risk of showers on the east coast. in the sunshine, temperatures are likely to leak at nine to ii temperatures are likely to leak at nine to 11 degrees. —— likely to peak. next week, it looks likely to turn increasingly milder but u nfortu nately a little turn increasingly milder but unfortunately a little wetter, too. hello, thi

at 10:30pm and again at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers susieoadcaster penny smith.

in great smokey mountains national park on the north carolina/tennessee border. 53-year-old missy susiens of ohio was last seen on friday. k-9 teams and drones are assisting in the search and verizon brought in a portable cell tower. >>> the search continues for a shark that attacked a boy north of san diego. a 13-year-old suffered traumatic injuries when an 11 foot shark attacked while he was lobster diving off beacon's beach on saturday. kayaker chad hamill helped to get the teen to safety. >> he said bite, i need help. he started to swim toward us and there was ten feet of blood behind him. he was in a panic. he flops on top of the kayak. his whole clavicle and back is exposed, blood is coming out filling up the kayak. >> lifeguards and police are using personal watercraft and aerial surveillance to search for the shark. people are not yet being allowed back in the water and the teen is expected to make a full recovery. >>> "the new york times" reports undocumented migrant children have been moved under cover of darkness to a tent city in texas. hundreds of kids in shelters across th

elements the refer bushman was largely paid for by private investors the grotto belongs to potsdam son susi palace park the former summer residence of frederick the great. ready to join us for an adventure how about a hike in the mountains up next we take to the. germany and make a way to italy. in the summer of a hike as idyllic scenery lifestream valleys and rivers that flow into lakes not only hiking there is not a walk in the park but it could be next year there will be a new way to hike through the alps very comfortably. from austria has put together a special program for beginning let's take the easy way and try it out. mountains as far as the eye can see picturesque valleys and mountain villages this is what the alps are famous for. catalina coast says hiking in the mountains gives her a real sense of freedom. from what i love about it is the connection that you have with nature we're here outside the whole time and you're walking the path yourself . you're not driving your car or riding a bike you're not being supported by electronics or other technology. it's just you want to do it

live in berkeley, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> we have new video that shows a guy hopping the fence at the oakland zoo right in front of the tiger encloser. now zoo officials are speaking out about the dangerous stunt. kpix 5 don ford is there. >> reporter: a lot of people come here to the oakland zoo to see the tigers. one of those people surprised everyone when he crossed over the railing. it's not entirely clear why this man hopped over the railing. some say to take a selfie with the tigers in the background. others say it was to retrieve dropped sunglasses. no matter what, it is a risky move. >> some people in the general public will do pretty stupid things. >> reporter: there are two barriers, a 42-inch tall wooden deck railing to keep the public back from the enclosure and a 25-foot tall chain-link barrier to keep the tigers in. >> have you ever heard of anything like this before? this sounds pretty odd. >> you know, it's rare where the public puts themselves at risk like that. >> reporter: watch the video again as the man hops over the wooden railing, the tiger comes from the ot

just waiting for when the next nominee comes up they said well when he was in kindergarden he pulled susie's hair so i mean it's getting to that kind of place where we're going back twenty years thirty years forty years we're going back to disputed events of what happened at a party on a particular night and when we get to that place then at some point we're no longer in a place where truth matters we're no longer a place where justice matters and where the me two era has gotten has gone so far out of reach that it's no longer about justice or fairness it's solely about power and it is about just who wins and who loses ok brian the criticism.

bush on our own narrowly escaped with his life but he was still not well enough to campaign actively susie could she knew netto was stunned by the attack you'll see she says she a livable wage more is that the time that i thought that if both sonora were to die at the hands of that drains to sail and use them for did it was that would be the end of brazil she the borg is she would bless your stomach up but. even though both so not all could no longer campaign his poll numbers kept climbing. one of his sons flavio took to the streets on his father's behalf this rally was held in rio's copacabana industry which. but the older boy scenarios inflammatory rhetoric including his support for military rule continue to garner criticism at home and abroad. the big landowners are a key element of course the narrows power base they grow soybeans corn and grain for the export market. these crops are usually grown from genetically modified seeds and the use of pesticides is common. for that rico davi lies confident that if not all becomes president the big farms will prosper. when you could was going to