a sandidate under fire for using racially tinged comments.this is quoting that activist from "the washington post," african-americans owe their freedom to white people and the country's only serious race war is against whites. you got that? african-americans owe their freedom to white people. the only race war is against whites. that's what he said. the congressman is proud of his record and proud of his supporters and he is not responsible for the views of others. the florida governor's race is one of this year's marquee contests. the candidate is tallahassee's mayor, andrew gillum.

yu-ting chen and her soon to be certified therapy dog ripped a part in just moments..on wednesday around 5 oclock in the evening.. chen's boyfriend parked his car in front of this store.. and left paloma and his older and bigger lab in the car.yu-ting chen/dog stolenbecause it was unusually hot that day, he left the windows down for them. and it was just supposed to be a quick go and grab a drink come back out kind of thing. by the time he came back, she was gone. he couldn't tell me this over he phone so when i got home that night, she usually runs up to the door and greets me but when she did like, my heart just sank. paloma is just over a year old.. and was in the process of being trained as a therapy dog.... so chen .. who teaches fifth grade at a school in east oakland would often bring her to class. yu-ting chen/dog stolenand i noticed how well she works with students especially with students with specl students wh experienced a lot of trauma. for students with a lot of trauma, they get triggered really easily and a lot of times, they will elope or they'll scream

tonight, the changes local school districts are ting to school districts are ting to saaklv school districts are ting to saaklv (music throughout) >>> now at 6:30, we're tracking hurricane flce. this major category 3 storm about 400 miles away from the north carolina coaht row. >> and in the outer banks, look at this. the boatre docks arey much empty. people moved their boats up to safer waters. food s pantries arecking up. florenceould cut off the w in and out of the islandsor weeks. jim handley spoke with the first responders on the coast, and getting a feel of who i left and who is sticking around. handley? >> reporter: yeah. you know, some of those firefighters, first responders have been holding get-together dinners this week trying to get a handle on where the need for help may be starts tomorrow and beyond. >> we're telling people you needed to safe, if you are staying, stay inside, no reason to go out and try to get in the water or to cck on people, and you got to keep yourself safe first so when this is over, we take care of each other after that. >> we always hear staying are putti

yu-ting chen and her one year old maltipoo ripped a part in just moments..on wednesday around 5 oclock in the evening.. chen's boyfriend parked his car in front of this store.. and left paloma and his older and bigger lab in the car.yu-ting chen/dog stolenbecause it was unusually hot that day, he left the windows down for them. and it was just supposed to be a quick go and grab a drink come back out kind of thing. by the time he came back, she was gone. he couldn't tell me this over he phone so when i got home that night, she usually runs up to the door and greets me but when she did like, my heart just sank. paloma was in the process of being trained as therapy dog.... so chen .. who teaches fifth grade at a school in east oakland would often bring her to class. yu-ting chen/dog stolenand i noticed how well she works with students especially with students with special learning needs and students who have experienced a lot of trauma. for students with a lot of trauma, they get triggered really easily and a lot of times, they will elope or they'll scream things out uncontrollably and i

, oftentimes finds ways to be a divider. >> some more than a tinge.much for sharing your time with us. up next, the era of scooter transportation has begun. cities are granting permits. we talked with the funder of a company who just got a permit. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: on thursday san francisco and santa monica announced permits to allow scooter sharing services. santa monica gave big players authorization to operate. san francisco went in a different direction only offering permits to smaller players. they can run 625 scooters each for six months. in july populace conducted research on the social and economic impact of scooter sharing across the u.s.. why do you think the city chose you? >> we started by working with the city first. we started by working with washington, d.c. and we invested in technology that involves writers pedestrians cyclists. the technology is for the people using it and for the broader community. >> this is the only scooter company that has not received a cease and desist. you have the other bigger players out there sayi

looked like they just weren't hungry enough they were making unusual mistakes players like roomba ting arjen robben players were not used to seeing screwing up you know they were kind of the ones at fault for this loss against hatta maybe what bion should be doing is turning the focus to their younger players to their talented players giving them more chance to develop more playing time now that's something that have to on the other hand has been doing and let's have a look at how that's been working out for them. fighting for first place ends defacing boy in munich pets of elin's coach cal dardar has found a recipe for success with full wins in a drawer in six games bowl in a firing on all cylinders led by andrea duda who is the bundesliga is top goal scorer with five strikes the transfer policy targeting youth and flair has paid dividends. but while fans may be dreaming of a title challenge dada is keeping his feet firmly on the ground. in the form of we have to look ahead it's always like that in football the next you're only as good as your next perhaps about how good or bad your l

the ting happened near 51st street and f streets in southeast.cond shooting victim is expected to survi. neighborhoods all touched by gun violence. there were two other shootings in southeast in the last few hours. the victims are expected to survive and one arrest has been made. >> the time is 9:34. a maryland family is anxiously i aw news of the whereabouts of their teenaged daughter and sister. jenai deville disappeared nearly three weeks ago. the hors student vanished from duvall middle school in lanham ent to re told she queens, new york, with her boyfriend but he returned and she did not.bi the and prince georges county police are looking for her right now. her father and brother pleading for her safe return. >> it's about getting you home and getting you the love and then going from there and ge ting you thengs you zbleed i know my sister wouldn't want to put us through it. i want you to come home. you are asked to call if you have any more information where i may be. the number if call is on our nbc washington apju search "missing girl."

police tweeting out about h ting happening. this is right at the d.c.-maryland line near new hampshire avenue northeast. the scene is a the shell gas station there, if you're familiar with the area. it's marked there on the screen. there's no word on who may have been shot or their current condition. we're working to get more information. we know that police areng loo for a suspect. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get it. but for now, back to you. >> angie, thank you. your time is 4:03. now to a developing sty, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh says he is innocent andwhot going ae and that is despite a second woman coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> he repeatedly denied all the allegation against him. he insisted he always treated women with dignity and this comes as comments that he and his first accuser ppare to testify in front of a senate judiciary committee on thursday. kavanaugh wants the process to be fair. >> i'm not going to let false accusations drive me out of this progress. merica is about fairness and hearing f

in february, 7e people wer killed when a commercial airliner crashed after ting off from moscow.ation has been launched into inadequacies that semay have c this dramatic accident. nbc news, london. >>> it was another steamy dayda not all that hot, but plenty of humidity and more scattthed derstorms that produced flooding and the latest flood warning still in effect for the district of columbia and the immediate suburbs. the beltway region. this continues until in45 in the mo not a flash flood warning, but they will stay around for the next couple of hours and turn dr around, don'n. don't become part of the news. the rain is about over with and a lot of light activity is left over from the thunderstorms. a couple of showers, but the worst is over with.tr ns of thunderstorms all evening moving from west to east. the strongest storms over the bay moving on to ore eastern now just fog with the humidity overnight. we are at 76 degrees currently and the relative humidity high. the fog is not far away. the high today was 89, just missed the 90 degree mark, but should reach it tomorrow a

. >>> millise it, and tonight a major new study on ting aspirin to prevent heart attacks. does it work or not? >>> the woman who claims she was attacked by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh comes forward telling "the washington post" what backsays happened in high school. >>> a supersr actresseen on "x-men" and far beyond goes missing in china. is the government behind her disappearance. > and we'll go to a

are cooperating you are agreeing to tell the prosecutors about anything about any crime, include ing ting the that you have committed and others have committed. there is an ongoing investigation relate nod the election, and paul manafort is at a minimum the subject of the separate investigation, and now what he has agreed to do is to give the prosecutor the all of the information that he has about his time on the campaign. he wast that june 16th trump tower meeting, and he was the principle responsible for the platform change presumably at the republican national convention, and paul manafort was in the room for the critical time in the summer of 2016, and he would know if there was any conspiracy between anyone on trump's campaign and the russians. we know that the russians meddled and infiltrated the election, and that has been charged by robert mueller, but what we are waiting to see if any americans conspired to do it with them, and paul manafort if anyone would know, and paul manafort would know o. >> are you surprised on either side that the deal got made? >> i am surprised that he

garner and nigeria to resume a wasn't far behind new trade deals direct government investments and tell ting u.k. business to and aside from trying to charm the leaders with viral darts skills may even hinted who it is she's trying to outbid on her africa visit our we cannot compete with the economic might of some foreign governments investing in africa but we can offer is long term investment of the very highest quality and breath and even the same as funds why those provided by western countries the pie rather was provided by china become the trap is this not a flagrant double standard and so on has been used moment is understandable to investors two sets of rules but what do african leaders make of the new partnerships africa. is not is zero sum game. our growing ties with china. and no one explains. it if you believe you you come on you're a loser taking hold in our future. and i want to talk to us would have us believe investment boost market support bolstered economic relationships those words describe western involvement in africa that colonialism is the buzz word when it's the chines

say,e, qu if the players stood proudly for our flag and a ihem and is all shown on broadcast, maybe tings could come back. otherwise, worse. >>> talking about football,o controversy for redskins fans this morning because the team pulled off is epic victory to start the new season. >> the skins conquer the cardinals 24-6. i can't remember the lastime ad a first game looking this good. ow that big. >> some new players helped >> share the win in the season opener. > for the first time in five years the redskins starting the season offith a win. playing his first game since november and comg off an injury, chris thompson started the scoring early forgt waon. eterson joined him in the end zone. the burgundy and gold scored three touchdowns in the first half. defenseeld the cardinals scoreless until the final minute leading to a 24-6 ctory. their first season opening win under head coach jay gruden. >>> you guys kept reminding me all week about the 0-4 start. >> i felt like we owed that to coach gruden. the way he takes care of his guys, he deserves everything coming to him. >> the redskinsanov

. >>> what's left of hurricane florence is still ting a huge toll in the carolinas. authorities now say 32 people have 25 of them in north carolina. thousands of thomez are underwater -- thousands of homes are underwater. the floodwaters will likely continue to rise over the coming days. >> reporter: each hour these waters continue to rise along the cape fear river. 30 inches of rain has to go somewhere. it's going toward the city. there could be catastrophic flooding, a mile in every direction. the area is under mandatory evacuation orders. police have been going door to door. as you can see from this house, not everyone is leaving. some families like this one instead using sandbags, trying to protect their homes and bringing their valuables up to higher floors. evacuation is not easy. often flooded roads in any direction, detours, gasoline in short supply. >>> a swaruet on -- a soiree on the bay. >> a family's fight for their 6-month-old baby. they refuse to let doctors take their little boy off life support. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... th

the ting seak since the clinton administration.word on the street is raiders have re-signed mar taifious bryant, ten days after cutting him. he's reportedly facing a year long suspension for violating the sub tans use policy. a reason why oakland may have wanted to bring bryant back, 20 of 24 monday night and the raiders led the rams 13-10. oakland was outscored in the second half. john gruden smelled a rat. i mean a skunk. >> i thought he was on his way in the first half, you know, 20 for 24 i read, doing some really good things. i heard a skunk got loose in our up a cann cngthe la of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] good night. dallas police shooti >>> the late show stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning

. >> assembly members david kchu and phil ting paved the way for the exhibit to be housed. >>> people in support of california's gas tax hike are gearing up efforts to get your support. they gathered at the state capitol to take a stand against proposition 6, a measure on the november ballot that would repeal the tax. the 12 cent a gallon tax went into effect last november following approval from lawmakers and the governor. expected to raise more than $52 billion for road improvements and transportation initiatives. >> if proposition 6 passes, construction will come to a grinding halt in every city and county in the state. >> just one step short of extortion to say we've started these projects, and if you guys pass prop 6 we're going to stop them dead in their tracks. >> those against the gas tax believe californians already pay plenty of taxes that should fund transportation projects. >>> a close encounter, a lion climbing over tourists. >> yeah, why the lion was greeted with giggles instead of screams, next. >>> first, we want to thank anush for this wonderful picture from the valle

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anti-doping agency has lifted its suspesion on russia imposed three years ago after accusaons of widespread ting inponsored sh spor it means russia will be able to test its own athletes. here is sports editor dan roan. many will argue that russia has made progress when it comes to their standards of anti-dop when the scandal erupted in 2015. i think ll be a degree of political pressure that russia is similar to poweul and important sporting nation to be out in theold come out in sporting exile for too much longer. this has beegoing on for several years and had reached something of an impasse. i think the british president of wada argued was time for time it is an and flex ability to be applied when it came to the criteria to be laid down for russia to meet before the anti-doping agency could be rendered compliant and reinstated again. i think they are the arggients for br russia back in, along with the fact that doping is not purely a russian problem. it has provoked a huge backlash for many athletes and figures within the anti-doping mmunity, who feel it was wrong that wada compromise on the ke

. >> reporter: assembly man phil ting said the wait times are still unacceptable. >> we know that improvement happens over time. this problem came up over time as well with the deployment of the real id. >> reporter: the claremont dmv in oakland is one of the busiest offices in the bay area. the dmv reports the average wait time without an appointment here is almost 2 1/2 hours. some customers say it's been longer than that. >> three hours i was sitting down just waiting. >> i'm starving. i want to grab something to eat now. >> i have never heard anybody say they're glad to go to dmv. >> reporter: officials say they've hired hundreds of new workers, brought back retired workers and are even loaning pool -- people from other state departments to help them speed up the lines. in some offices they're extending the hours and are open on saturdays. the dmv says it's also improved its technology and website to better help customers. >> it's kind of reactive instead of proactive, though, i think. >> reporter: at the oakland clairmont dmv, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> an alert has gone out to residents in

laura: t and ting of it, where have they got to? republicans in the onnate wanted to b wednesday.dr. ford said thursday. the format is a big topic of discussion, who goes first, whether there will be republicae senate wanted to be witnesse. introduced. rd wants to bring in other people to support her testimony. and also, who is asking the questions fo. republicans don't want to be up there on an all-male panel asking about these allegations. they would rather have an outside counsel running the show. she doesn't want that. laura: in another development, "the new york times" reports that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein was so horrified by the president's behaviorheast year thaalked about wearing a wire and taking him and canvassing opinion among cabinet members about invoking the 25th amendment and declaring the president unfit for office. what is he saying in response? anthony: he has denied it, and a source in the justice department told the bbc that that line abouwearing a wire was sarcasm, not intended to be literal. but all th goes back to the tumultuous days just after

yesterday the leaders of russia, syria and turkey failed to come up with a plan fito end the ting in idlib. joining us now via skype from beirut is asso correspondent sarah el deeb. sarah, for those people who might not have been paying attention over the past few days or weeks, who are fighting idlib, and what's at stake here? >> everyone is fighting over idlib, to put it simply. i mean, everyone that is involved in theyrian war finds themes on the center stage in the idlib battle. the government is eager to retake idlib. it was one of the last spots that is out of its control. turkey, that is on the border with iib, is worried over an offensive, and is keen on not seeing one happen. and it also supports some of the oprsposition fightn and around idlib. russia, which is a supporter of the government, iran, wants to sort out idlib. >> sreenivasan: who is actually in there? you have people who are against the islamic state. you have people who are against the syria you have people who are are ing the-- people threaten turks. what's the population really being targeted here? >> there a

. >> sreenivasan: naomi osaka became the first japanese grandf slam champion,ting serena williams in the women's singles final of the u.s. open yesterday. the 20-year-old dominafor most of the match but a heated exchange between williams and the chair umpire createdve conty and questions over whether williams was being held to a different standard than kyher professional players. joining me now via from washington, d.c. is lindsay gibbs, a reporter at think progress and co-host oe "burn it all down" podcast and sportswriter sandra t. let me start with a point agreement that both of you mht find which is it was a fantastic performance by naomi osaka. it was a great games, >> she out served serena t williams, b on break points, saved all but one she faced and to see 20-year-old on that stage playing against her idol in their first grand rm slam final pero well, was -- i don't know, personally made me hopeful for the future of this wonderful court >> absolutely. e whe tournament.ey player of no do it >>in she's pl her idol, serena didn't think naomi away come anne to the court and be ne

to lift the ban on players competing at the winter olympics style ting with the next games in beijing twenty twenty gretzky's in beijing for the n.h.l. china games he's the league's all time leading scorer and played for canada at the ninety eight games when a child players were first allowed to take part this year the league ball players from competing at the south korea winter olympics because they didn't want to break up the season gretzky hopes they'll reconsider there's a difference between the best players in the world and good players in the world now. if we don't go to the big games it's still going to be a wonderful olympics and still going to be exciting hockey and the fans i think will really enjoy watching. the best younger players in the world play sort of speak but there's a different level that we can send the best players in the game it's always much better for everyone now it's been a pretty lucrative few days for this lady u.s. open champion and they are less than a week after beating serena williams to claim the three point eight million dollar win is check at flush

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. >>> millise it, and tonight a major new study on ting aspirin to prevent heart attacks. does it work or not? >>> the woman who claims she was attacked by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh comes forward telling "the washington post" what backsays happened in high school. >>> a supersr actresseen on "x-men" and far beyond goes missing in china. is the government behind her disappearance. > and we'll go to a camp that teaches girls how to build the future. n> announcer: this is "nbchtly news" with kate snow. >>ood evening. this is what's playing out in communities all across the carolinas oand even i virginia. tonight unstoppable waters swallowing upst ets and covering roads, washing them away, isolating ngcommunities leadio dramatic rescues and the flood egxpected to continue for days now. those rescues happened all over the region today. smajor interstaere disrupted as well. the death toll from this storm has grown to at least 16. in the town of new bern alone me than 4,000 homes have now been damaged. power is slowly returnin places, but still about 650,000 are witho

her pride at stake tinged with no little sadness. patrick geary, bbc news.n a general election thats been dominated by the rise of an anti—immigration party. jimmie akesson‘s nationalist sweden democrats stand a good chance of becoming the second biggest party in parliament. their campaigning has focused on immigration and crime. the social democrat prime minister, stay—fun luh—vain , who cast his vote at the parliament building accuses the sweden democrats of extremism and says that a vote for the right—wing party is "dangerous". we wa nt we want to keep investing in our investment and it is also about decency, but a decent democracy. the social democrats is a guarantee, we are not letting the sweden democrats extremist party, racist party, get any influence on the government. stefa n lofve n any influence on the government. stefan lofven there. earlier we spoke to our correspondent in stockholm. and a little earlier we spoke to our europe correspondent gavin lee, who has spent the morning in the swedish capital, stockholm. they are using the issues of migr

robert: president trump facingmo ting legal changes rallies his supporters and says he is frustrated with his attndney generalhe head of the b.i. president trump: i want them to do their job. il get in there if have to. robert: in rapid fire tweets and interviews, the president lashed out at other targets this week, ahead of a potentially stormy season in his presidency. called the russia probe illegal. he railed against google, social him, and books about calling them all fake. and he downplayed the cominge depart the white house counsel. president trump: don mcgahn is a really good guy. he's done an excellent job. robert: we make sense of the week. plus -- remembering senator john mccain, hisersm, love of country and his legacy. [singing "amazing grace"] announcer: this is "washington week." corporate funding is provided by -- newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own products to chari t and nourishi common good. koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, comtted to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the etcs and excellence in journalism

. >> she was called every name in the book for just ting to tell the truth as she saw it. and it made itclear the stakes are tremendously high for any woman who wants to speak out. >> reporter: what has changed? now joe biden says he owes hill an apology and the committee has four women and 17 men. and hill this weekend issues a statement saying, i have seen first hand what happens when such a process is weaponized against an accuser. and no one should have to endure thata gain. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> and there's yet moeaking news late today. president trump making an extraordinary move in the russia investigation. usg its authority to order secret documents be text messages revealed. let's get right to our justice correspondent pete william what are you learning here? >> well, the republicans have been pressing for th. esident trump has ordered the release of pages of the application to t secret intelligence court to investigate former trump campaign r adviser cart page and the president directed the justice department to release all text messages gabo

her proudest day tinged with no little sadness. the venice film festival, bringing netflix its first major festival victory. it seals the online streaming company's reputation as a big name in arthouse movies, as laura westbrook reports the director's roma is a deeply personal black—and—white memoir. it was inspired by his childhood, and it seems to have inspired the judges too. it took the top prize at the venice film festival. it was a decision that was raised entirely unanimously, 9—0. decision that was raised entirely unanimously, 9-0. i am the queen. but you are mad. the favourite, which like romer focuses on female characters could charismatically grounded judy tries. olivia coleman got the best actor award, and willem dafoe also was victorious. despite stories about women dominating the festival, only one of the films was directed by huberman. jennifer kent took a specialjury prize for the nightingale, a defence thriller set in tasmania. she made a plea in her a cce pta nce in tasmania. she made a plea in her acceptance spee

collaboration are the other key words here but it's also true that there is a not a pall of gloom but a tinge of concern about trade war i have felt in the cost of that every time there were jitters in emerging markets there was a tendency for us here to say that's nothing to do with the. that sergeant tino that's turkey. we're good we're cool over here and now china is too close to home the dependence of this region on china on the trade front is quite considerable and there's also a dependence on the u.s. dollar on the boring side of the equation and both of those are on favorable right now. if we look at the trade war between the u.s. and china is it all doom and gloom for the likes of vietnam other association of southeast asian member nations or are there some positives that could come out of this for them so i wouldn't say doom and gloom so it's concern rather than the law and within us here on this huge variation so dependence on china varies from philippines and indonesia at the upper end to vietnam which is at the lower end but the entire region is affected when the two largest econo

her proudest day tinged with no little sadness. patrick gearey, bbc news.nt some victims of crime from being compensated if they lived with their attacker are being scrapped by the ministry ofjustice. the "same roof rule" was changed in 1979, but not retrospectively, meaning victims from before that time have been refused payouts. last year, more than a 150—million pounds was paid out by the scheme. here's our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. after a violent crime, what happens to the victims? for over 50 years, they have been able to claim compensation under a scheme funded by the state. but the government says the system needs modernising to reflect the changing nature of crime, so it is starting a review. the criminal injuries compensation scheme review will examine the two—year time limit on bringing claims, if people with convictions for certain offences should be barred from compensation, and whether sexual grooming victims should be able to make claims. currently, they can't. following a court case this summer, ministers are also promising to

her proudest day tinged with no little sadness.uth yorkshire police, reporting that a 28—year—old has been charged with attempted murder, affray and possession of an offensive weapon. following a man being stabbed in ba rnsley following a man being stabbed in barnsley town centre. you may recall reports on this over the weekend following the behaviour of a person in the town in barnsley causing alarm. we have now heard that they have been charged with attempted murder, affray and possession of an offensive weapon. try to get a bit more information for you on that. sweden is voting in a general election thats been dominated by the rise of an anti—immigration party. jimmie akesson‘s nationalist sweden democrats stand a good chance of becoming the second biggest party in parliament. their campaigning has focused on immigration and crime. the social democrat prime minister, stay—fun luh—vain , who cast his vote at the parliament building accuses the sweden democrats of extremism and says that a vote for the right—wing party is "dangero

. >>> an american flag unfu ting ov pentagon. news4's amy cho shows how people in our are are marking the y. trag >> reporter: there have been people from all over the world here at the pentagon today and every person we talked to say they are determined on never forget. >> reporter: a quiet song to honor those lost too masoon. from silver springs said she comes to the memorial every year around september 11th. >> to show m respect and to extend my lovmi to the . if i can help one person and lift them up, that's my >>purpo. eporter: a purpose shared by all here today. these army veterans were inside the pentagon during theat cks. they share a hug as they remember those who died that >> they were just people doing service for their country which do. loved as we >> reporter: and as the country marked 17 yea since thact of evil, some people lay flowers. others simply reflect. they will never understand why it had to happen. >> you can't put a reason on it. you can't make sense of it. but you know that you have to go on. we'll go on

i first just wanted to start by thanking our assembly member, phil ting and our entire legislative delegation, senator wiener and assembly member chiu for getting assembly item 84 through in the waning hours of the legislative session and that is legislation that would allow this board of supervisors to, subject to approval by the voters, have a t.n.c. tax in the city and county of san francisco. it awaits the governor's signature, and i would like to thank mayor greed and her staff support, as well, and i would like to thank my assistant, sonny angulo, who worked on this over the summer recess. while we're on the topic of transportation, i know there has been some discussions at the san francisco municipal transportation agency whether or not our public transportation infrastructure should be used for private transportation interests in the city's public realm. and to that end, you'll recall, we recently passed legislation to allow in certain instances an appeal of mta decisions to this board of supervisors pursuant to the charter amendment, proposition a of 2007, and today i'm going to intr

i want to reiterate our remark to see assembly member ting and governor brown for signing 184, and thank you president peskin for forging this developmental policy around t.n.c.'s. on the federal level, i'll update you on a few things. the federal fuel efficiency standards that california was able to forge under the obama administration is under challenge by the e.p.a. under this administration. they've reversed course, announcing their plan to freeze fuel efficiency targets for 2020 for six years and to end california's ability to set our own standards, so this is a terrible development, and governor brown has vowed, along with 13 other states, to fight this development and to seek and to sustain our california waiver on this issue. so we'll continue to stay abreast of this and help support that effort. the state's mandate does not take place until later this year, so we have some time to work on this together with other states. on a more positive news in development, we do have some clean air vehicle decal developments. there's been a successful program with the clean air vehicles. som

her proudest day tinged with no little sadness. patrick geary, bbc news.e rise by five years. the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny called for the protests to voice anger over the reforms. his supporters claim he was jailed to stop him from leading the rallies. our correspondent sarah rainsford has been to a protest in moscow and sent this report. chanting. the crowd here in the centre of moscow are shouting no to the pension reform. this is the issue that has brought them out onto the streets, the plans to raise the retirement age to 65. now, the main argument that people have here against that is that in many regions of this country, men simply do not live to 65, so there are signs here, saying hands off our pensions, saying we want to live to retirement age. now, as you can see, there has been a bit of a stand—off at the minute. the protesters on one side, a line of riot police in the middle of this crowd and there is a statement, an announcement going out on the loudspeakers saying this is an unsanctioned protest and that people should leave the

robert: president trump facingmo ting legal changes rallies his supporters and says he is frustratedtndney generalhe head of the b.i. president trump: i want them to do their job. il get in there if have to. robert: in rapid fire tweets and interviews, the president lashed out at other targets this week, ahead of a potentially stormy season in his presidency. called the russia probe illegal.

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this was a time when reassurance was in short supply they began to understand that recovery are not tings it would probably never be the same in their town or their neighborhood and for them this was a time of the cascading collapse. it was a golden age of corruption and when i say that i don't mean that our top political leaders were on the take of the last decade they weren't. i mean in a larger sense. our guardian regarding class in this country had been subverted were put to sleep. and no longer served the interests of the public. that was the theme of the error. or the college that your kids attended or the city desk of your rapidly shrinking local newspaper. goes like this. no one was watching out for the interests of the people and the people could increasingly see that this was the case. it was the financial crisis for 2008. every trusted professional group that touched on the mortgage industry have turned out to be corrupt real estate appraisers remember, they have a popped the housing bubble. they had puffed wall street's trashy securities and then of course the investment banks

shooting began.sh ting at victims outside and inside the facility. >> no word on a motive. derrick ward is getting reaction and you will see it here at 6:00. >> firs a anest has been made in the random murder of a woman in logan circle. anthony crawford stabbed wendy martinez tuesday night while she was on a jog near her home.t toni crawford is facing first-degree murder charges. tonight we are hearing from the martinez family for the first time. >> news4 shomari stone joins us for the first time with more about her life and h family's rehi justwful tragedy. >> reporter: as i'm sure you can understand, her family is absolutely heart prone.er she had whole life ahead of her. it was taken away tuesday night. nod right they're trying to come to grimes with happened here. police saying this was an unprovoked random let's roll some video. police say that martinez was just 35 years old. an avid runner with a promising future. they arrested a 23-year-old man. anthony crawford, charging him with first-degree murder. the surveillance video showssphe t moments before the encounter. p

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