chuck ting knows this protest isn't authorized police have made it clear anyone taking part face is a rest but still he's here another defiant figure in the crowd. weeks of violence have shattered his faith in the police he's come here not to make noise but to act as a witness i think it's my duty to call the to the law enforcement of the police force and if they try to. weave it in they skew to labor to i best me then i could only defend myself in the court. lunch acting knows all too well the risks he's taking on friday 3 of his fellow lawmakers were arrested for their alleged role in protests. then there's the physical risk back in july protesters were attacked by a gang of men at the un long train station joke ting was among the 1st on the scene and live streamed what he saw on social media i have. my. 5. 105. was my. he was left with a fractured wrist and a cut to his face he says police failed to stop the attack. but the will be best by the police or attacked by the king's service a king. it is not the letter i have to concern and the boy are to get every phone call people is tr

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led by demagogues like a lindbergh and those were forces he had to contend with many of which were tinged with darrell and anti-feminism and he tried to resist that and to try to allow specialty jewish refugees into the united states and especially children. children. it didn'didn't always succeed ot as forcefully as maybe we would have liked in retrospect but this is a portrait of his efforts and the difficulties faced at the time and well-done by the topic that's always going to be a very sensitive one in terms of our history. that is sort of my account of what i've been reading lately. >> we want to hear what you are reading. send your list on facebook, twitter and tv. good afternoon -- [applause] a

>>rynd ting tweet to twitter.ht run into a problem and we will explain why. >> right now we want to give you a live shot of 270 there if gaithersburg. you can see the commute tpicking up a o 5:11. that isur time right now.. 75 deg little madonna to get you going on a thursday. >> ♪ >> ♪ nz z3g2yz z1j y3g2yy y1jny >> ♪ >> bk now at 5:14. here are some of theeop stories following for you. hurricane dorian back up now to a category 3 storm as it nears the east coast. now there are rteepordly 20 peoe hurricane swept through the bahamas and some except that mber to climb. >> the storm is once again category 3 hurricane. w lying coastal commuties from georgia to southwest virginia are threatened in this. >> today at t 10 o'clhis morning jefferson davis highway ll be ren richmond highway in arlington.ad >> activists been working hoiggaayhwn set. to announce the installation of the first tracks for the mdot mtae line. >> this is the pplur future ligt rail lineetween new carrollton and bethesda. theeremony begins at 10:thr

. >>> a local boxing legend arprep ting refcts back she looks what she had t overcome to achieve her. that's next. ♪ pass. >>> the redskins running back of the future will be on ice for today derrius guice was placed on injured reserve following knee surgery yesterday. the skins are gearingp for their home opener on sunday they'll alsoe b jordan reed alen.nd you can catch the game right here on fox5. >>> one of the toughestom the world who hales from virginia gettingdyn weighed in tonight beforeff tomorrow in. she is an 11-time world champion boxer acrossour weight divisions. at age 43l she'l hang up her gloves saturday night aft an ropressive ten y >>rioss yfees, ma'am. >> reporter: as a working>> exa. as a i dro a schoola waitress. a repte sr:ore retiring or what? >> ye on. i'm here for a reason.so when i- >> well, nelson has only lost, get this, twice in her entire boxing career. she will appr onhe ohy angie go week to talk more about her suuncces ss poanrtds hall of fame inductedaugu thets cut, swimmer class were former redskins corner back seanspirins murray bob mahiton senators

ting's bill that provides reservation for the crooked street legislation. the bill has passed both houses. it is on the way to the governor. i have been coordinating with your staff to ensure the best message is provided to the governor's operation per the recommendation by senator wiener who carried the bill on the senate floor for us. finally, senator wean nor has sp127. you have recently adopted a support position. this would required caltrans to develop complete streets elements in association with major state rehab projects under taken on conventional roadways. 19th street or others in the bay area in addition to fixing a culvert they would look for an opportunity to upgrade the sidewalks or provide bike lane facility or other complete street element in association. the administration has produced a cost estimate of over $1 billion annually, which would be to the detriment of the rehabilitation program for the state system, however, senator wiener has disputed the methodology, the bill is going down to the wire. i think it will pass the legislature and

be making bold moves in response to the calls by south africans to wanting a state of emergency one ting greater conviction rates at this point only 14 percent of rape cases in conviction so even if there's talk of having harsher penalties many people are saying well if we aren't convicting the perpetrators how can we then punish them adequately people are asking for an overhaul of a system of justice system that deals with the rape and murder victims in south africa. in cape town for me to thank you. the european union's chief negotiator is warning pro briggs and politicians not to underestimate the consequences of leaving the e.u. without a deal michel barnier addressed any peas in strassburg he said sticking points such as the irish border will need to be resolved before britain and the e.u. can have a relationship meanwhile the u.k. supreme court is holding its 2nd day of hearings to decide whether prime minister boris johnson broke the law by suspending parliament for 5 weeks charlie rangel has more from london. we will be hearing more arguments on both sides because this case is fu

>> oh, i do many tings, many tings. i tie his shoelaces together. lace his adderall with skittles. the toilet seat closed. many things. >> and why are you doing this? >> because he is idiot. i want to go back to new york and do shoppings. how many popeye chickens can this fatty eat? uh, i have to do grooming now. be best. >> jimmy: you know, that could have been anyone. that could have been count chocula's wife for all we know. meanwhile, general john kelly, whom some suggested was the person who wrote that op ed, according to cnn, when he left, he promised the president he wouldn't write a tell-all book while he was still in office. trump promised kelly that he, in turn, would not read a book while in office. it's a little something called the art of the deal. but i'd raead it, but do we really need a tell-all book from john kelly? seems like his face told us all we need to know about what was going on there. here's one we won't have to wait until trump is out of office for. sarah huckabee sanders is writing a book. we also learned the title. it wi

and what he has in front of him ure he'all ahianhis offense and ting m. it's ed orgeron with the victory tonight. he's with maria. >> maria: i want to take you17. you put the ball in joe burrow's hand and he threw a touchdown strike. describe the decision to attack. >> we trusted him. we wanted to put the ball in our quarterback's hands. he got the job done. texas played one heck of a ball game. >> maria: over 470 yards passing out of this offense. what impressed you most? >> i do believe we protect the quarterback, the way we throw the football, the game-planning, steve, him and joe brady. and you have to give the credit to your players. they won the game. >> maria: talk to me about the statement that was knead in a top en away with a win? >> i think it's a big statement. we didn't play good enough to get where we want to do. me and describe the difference that you feel being on this field and the ability to have three receivers with 100 receiving in one game. >> yeah, that was big-time for us. i want to give a shoutout to the o-line. texas was blitzing.

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san francisco assemblyman bill ting wrote that bill. >> it is a tool of surveillance that is constantly on the move. >> reporter: pointing to an study by the aclu. >> using the amazon recognition software, the default setting on the software. all 120 pictures of the legislature against a mug shot and 26 of us were mismatched. >> reporter: the ban would expire after three years, ting hopes that short me e governor to sign. >> when we left the assembly, it was a ban. it was slunk to a seven year moratorium. we are hopeful that the governor will sign it. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix5. >> the governor has until october 13 to clear that massive pile of paper on his desk. >>> meanwhile, a santa cruz county woman accused of causing a disgusting scene is free on bond tonight. witnesses say 43-year-old rebecca delalio repeatedly shouted from the gallery lawmakers had the blood of dead babies on their hands. then, she tossed a feminine hygiene device contains what appeared to be blood onto the senate floor. the liquid landed on half a dozen senators including orinda steve glazer. his colleague

. >>> here is a look at some of the other top stories we arable ting for you. in hong kong, violent protests glue over the weekend. approximate protest started in june when lawmakers passed a bill requiring criminals in hong kong to stand trial in china. several protests are planned for tomorrow which marks 70 years since the communist party took control in china. saudi arabia's crown prince says he takes full responsibility for the murder of journalist but denied ordering the killing. principle told 60 minutes the murder was a mistake. saudi arabia was has charged 11 people in the case but so far no one has been convicted. >>> three or four minute mates who authorities say overpowered two corrections officers and escaped from a jail in ohio have been caught in north carolina. they were taken into custody in raleigh at 2:00 this morning but the 49 inmate was able to get away. that inmate is considered to be extremely dangerous. >>> our time is now 4:33. happening today, the high  profile murderri for a ttlesboro real estate. tiffany lee and her boyfriend kill

lee ting death of lee's father two children. adella cult a deal and was supposed to testify against the other two. prosecutors now say he will not take stand and they are revoking his plea deal. >>> it seems the bay area is held in connection with the killing of an italian police officer back in july will remain in custody. those two teenagers, gabrielle, natally have dropped a requester if their clients rney need time to study new evidence that emerged recently. he and his friend, finnigan lee elder are accused of fatally stabbing a plain clothed officer during a drug deal in roam. >>> our time is now 4:10. still ahead, neighbors call it a ticking time bomb. frustration with pg ande across part of a gas pipeline that is exposed to the elements. >>> and a father now being charged in the death of his son. gel island that landed one of the wealthiest families in a bay area jail. >>> good morning. we're off to a nice start when it comes to the morning commute as you are iv interstate 880. it looks good in oakland. >>> and our weath

more news continuing right after this "fox5" breakthrough ting wo. >> sdeally if you catop vaping now> another death is nowd linke to vaping. ritonight, we're heang from a local doctor about the effects he's seeing from this killer illness. >> plus, tomorrow mks 18 years since deadly 9/11 attacks on fi america. out what you can expect in the morning and whyhe local 9/11 memial will close for nearly a year. >> and. gonna reach to the endn and get there. >> football fans listen up. soon you'l be able to catch

there a key issues at the heart of the disagreement and those are really important issues for us tode,tingrscussing. they're issues that surround t,ether or not you put america s as rand paul does and has for >> now rand's not taking ll aen responding, he called her war monger cheyney and this week he called into a local tv station in her home state of talk about their feud and tried to brand herver a never trumper and the argumen of who's trumpyer rand remembers anyethinakg abot the gop primary in i2016. >> think there's a sophomore qual that is entertaining about mr. trump but i am worried, i'm very concerned abourghaving him in ce of the nuclear weapons because i think his response, his advice ra response to attack people and theirar ce, short, tall, fat, ugly.my goodness, that hap junior high. are we not way above ner attac look, and believe erme, e's plenty of subject matter right there. >> it's okay because the republicans are all friends. well, except for liz caney and rand paul. ba t can goopretrt. to a the t pce ske today kentucky horse farm to etr hiple crownca winner ameri phara

. >> we ha been a bit nervous, obviously.tr ting the authorities, it has been seamless. tom: in new york are u.k. officials shepherding tourists. on their wayack, but something some into airports far from home. >> flying into manchester, and then there is a bus to newcastle. >> going to birmingham. and then a coach trip for six hours from birmingham to glasgow. >> staff turned up to rk in nottingham, but only briefly.c an emblemati name on the high hestreets gone. they are gted at thomas ok headquarters. >> i've been here since i was 19. very sad. >> everyone has given their heart and soul to this company. it is sad thate don't exist anymore. tom: they booked their weddingdi on a greek island via thomas cook. their plans are in disarray. >> just broke my heart. can't believe it. dn't want it to be true. >> it all seems for nothing now. a bit confused and empty. n't really know what to do. all that planning in this -- all gone. tom: the focus for the government is getting tens of .housands of british holidaymakers ho 16,000 brits were booked on thomas cook flights today b

ting to the protests? michele: earlier this week on tuesday when trump met with sisi, president trump was asked about the protests. from what he said, it was not clear he even knew about them. to be honest with you, information about the protests dribbled out kind of slowly and by tuesday morning he may not have heard about it. but he sort of diminished -- protests are not a big deal and they happen everywhere, president sisi has been good restt getting on top o in the past. so unfortunately, that looked as though he was giving the green light to the crackdown in egypt. 'i dot know whether that was his intention or not.th but sinc we have seen half a dozen members of congres en the department of state put out statements saying that the unitedthtates supports the right for peaceful protests, and that those who have been arrested should be rel laura: michele dunne, thanks so much for being with us. mie.ele: thanks for inviting laura: you are watching "bbc world news america."to stilome on tonight's program,

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also continue these sort of butet maneuvers te saw this week and may see in the future where he's tingo reallocate the money and to abby's point in a way that the democrats allege unconstitutional. >> one source said that there's a rea reluctance to backfill it for the military because it continues to encourage the president to continue to do thii pete: there are some interesting people that are affected. this is normally something they would howl about. for emple mitch mcconnell. he seems not to be objecting to what the president is doing. >> the republican partys in lockstep with the president in a way we haven't seen before. they often quarrel even with members of theirwn party on issues like home state projects. we don see that with president trump. he's instilledti a discipline oa fear or a loyalty or whatever word you want to t find sohey don't -- they might stand up him from time to time. they're not going to get in his face. >> i think what's most trike -- striking abo a tt loyalty t peter is describing is they're choosing to sideith the president over a middle school that's ov

phil ting wrote one preventing police are using facial recognition technology in their body cameras.ou put facial recognition software onto a body camera, it's a tool of surveillance. and it's a tool of surveillance that is constantly on the move because it moves with the officer. >> in all, nearly 750 bills are headed to the governor's desk. he has until october 13 to sign or veto them. >> crews are still replacing the tracks on the antioch line between the orinda and walnut creek stations. they are replacing about a mile of 50-year-old tracks and the work is about halfway done. riders are facing delays of about a half hour but they say it is an improvement over shutdowns on previous weekends. because, this time, bart is single tracking to allow riders the use the lafayette station. >>> a live look at sfo where repairs are also slowing things down. the airport reported 168 delays. that's three times better than last weekend. they had nine cancellations today. the big runway construction project that is causing the delays just hit a milestone that should speed things up. crews are re

and the need to protect all of its people and we will continue build an inclusive --ting political it will also require securing syrian territory, to allow voluntary and safe return of refugees. a free also require electoral process which will enable all syrians to take part. g7 summit to recall our goals, i very deeply need a that today we re-conciliation conference and a strong commitment of the african union working together with united nations to achieve this. many initiatives have been taken and i welcome the engagement of state --of all the , akeholders who want peace lasting peace will only be built on the basis of an inter-libyan reconciliation. we have always been committed lies ine the future lasting -- building lasting cooperation. among the five members. forces,gement of armed the involvement of the united need, we have to change them and fully incorporate our goals combat and ,errorism, lasting security incorporating those in the mission that we have set for ourselves. to continue involving all the .rmed forces the region energies into development and stabilization is ins

after spending the last several weeks accusing the prime minister of being a dictator fsh ting down parliament, they are going to have to decide what to do with this time. certainly there is going to be a lot of scrutiny, a lot o oversight. they may demand to see thel no-danning documents. there are suggestions that they will tighten t up s legislation, forcing the government to request an extension. some people have been speculating about ceure motions, about impeachment. in reality, they have done a lot of what they set out to. michelle: what about the prime minister's comments? you saw boris johnson in fighting form, essentially goading his opponents to hold a no-confidence vote. amanda: it was certainly not a chastened prime minister returning to facrlan angry ment after the court essentially found him guilty of lying to the queen. it has been extraordinary images , the juxposition between the president of the united states pushing back on impeachment hearings and the british prime opposition and in a fairding the unprecedented way even smallerar oppositiones to call a vote of no confidenc

off a lot and it's causing a little bit more inventory in that segment in the sense that things are ting longero sell. overall in august one out of every six listings on the market had an official price drop. ion here big sugge that demand is continuing to pull back despite low interest rates because really it's about then down pa fact that home values got sout farf pace with incom that keeping up thatha saving,s hard to do. >> you know, diana olick detailed some the reasons why in her research why she found things slowing down. given one in six homes got a price elcut, wha is behind the dramatic slowdown in your opinion in the market? >> i mean it's greater uncertainty. i think it's pretty clear kind of across the board thahothe ing market right now is in a transition. that's causing a few people just to tate. so it's really a good time to buy, depending on who you are right w. if you're fairly confident that your income will persist, say you're in at job mar that you are assuming will be a bit more insulated from any recessions coming down the pipe, maybe a litt bit more insulated from

primary --ting this >> the first time he has had a primary in the democratic party. >> i think mr. me a straight answer to this question. will he accept a limitation of $50,000 on television advertising? >> if we can turn that direction so the banging does not come through on the mic. >> the railroad system does not work. is answer to that question not more money in a failing system. time to bey good speaking to unions because they are important -- they are in trouble. the collective bargaining process is breaking down. i was in bristol last night. with anters are dealing shop. when they went out on strike this year, they are no longer dealing with a local printing shop. they are dealing with a conglomerate. it is a very different collective bargaining situation. much tougher situation. >> the other difficulty is being a minister in politics. >> the northeast is where this whole country started. invented this flag. stars, mostly northeastern states. he is terrific. a hell of a guy. night.dinner the other >> i met him in indy. it was just incredible. >> we were everywhere. >> were y

. >> were you able to make that transition s ting the policy? >> yeah. it was very clear -- ery one of the former secretarieof defense, whether they are under republican or democratti administs, were immediately available. any time i called them, they grabbed the phone right away. there's very much a sense that defense of this untry is not a political issue. whether i lled someone who'd been a secretary of defense in a democrat administration or republican, they were ready to help and give me advice. >> this country spent enormous amount of time and treasure in iraq. >> yes. s and in your book -- one of the chapt your book is entitled "snatching defeat from the jaws of victory." >> mm-hmm. >> it's a -- it's a tragic part of the book, in my view.>> yes. been large-scale cin iraq.e had and there was a dinner you had0 in 2 with vice president joe biden. let me read from your book. realized he was running fori office, and had i known he was going to be running, i probably would have left it out buwhat i was really talking about there, margaret, was not vice

tangler with tgler well it management rnlt you probably have heard the recent reports about hackers tinge twitter accounts of high-profilesers includi ceo jack dorsey and various celebrities. once they had access they twted out expletives and other messages. how did it happen? as andrea day reports now, it is likely coming fro someone tricking cellphone providers. >> these attacks shod serve as a wake-up call. >> reporter: a message from ibm's charles henderson. hes talking about recent attacks targetingigprofile twitter accounts like twitter ceo jack dorsey andctress chloe moretz. . >> i think iff the industry doe not away from mobile phone numbers as as factor of authentication you will see this abused more and more. >> reporter: about a week ago hackers took over dorsey's account,sing it to tweet out offensive messages. theackingroup, chuckli sq d, claimed to be behind it and experts believe they used an old school attack called sim swapping. >> y go into a store, lie, reset somebody's account. it doesn't require the best hacker. >> reporter: here is how it works. he she hacker tricks

we're talking about been mentioning, itt of shifted moving more in a northward position, which means ting this to andf l in florida but the coastal waters are still going to be on edge. now making a track toward the carolinas and georgia. so we're going to keep monitoring that into monday and tuesday. we're bringing it back home right now in san jose right about 70 degrees. it's going to be another warm day tomorrow. i'll have more details on exactly what you can expect coming up shortly. >> we'll see you soon. thank you, vianey. we'll be keeping an eye on dorian throughout the weekend as well. we'll have updates both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> this labor day weekend oakland police are looking to pump the brakes on sideshows. not just on the ground but from the air. tonight we got to ride and fly along. nbc bay area's tom jensen live in oakland. and tom, you went up in the chopper. >> reporter: we did. it was quite an experience. this, terry, is as you know -- you've seen the video of this spot before i'm sure. this is one of those trouble spots for those sideshows. a huge i

but on the other, you certainly see that there is a strong political tinge to this climate change issuely made true by the statement made by the new york public school system. just briefly, just mark our card for us. what is expected to happen there over the next couple of hours? over the next few hours, we are going to hear some more speeches, some more people talking and really just more speeches, some more people talking and reallyjust trying to ta ke talking and reallyjust trying to take advantage of the energy. look, it is by design this protest is happening just before the un climate summit, when world leaders would be coming here to new york, and people will be asking them for concrete plans and not platitudes, but real action that can be taken to try and stem the curb, curb the flow of climate change. ok, samira hussain in new york, thanks very much for bringing us up to speed with everything that's happened. friday's protests come ahead next week's un climate change summit in new york, where world leaders will discuss how best to address global warming. here's our science edito

rivals be leipsic at the weekend also saw defended david alibi injured that means veteran jerome black ting is back in the lineup captain manuel neuer remains confident that his will jerome is always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been at bahrain with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for buy in is where to play philippe continue the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute against leipsic. lincoln often he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot try to give him that chance. so will often see if he's old offensively as well if they simply. by this and i know that if he gets to play. of this will perform well and good for exactly how and if good chino will fit into nico covert his game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start their champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's r

ferrari's charla cleric has won his 1st ever formula one grand prix in belgium but his victory was tinge with sadness after a good friend. was killed in a crash at the same track on saturday. everyone's thoughts on the grid in belgium where with the brother and mother of claire grew up with frenchmen in junior racing he had taken pole inspired just hours before his 22 year old friend was killed. to continue dangers of motor racing were clear with several collisions jury race luckily no one was hurt. leclaire was fairly untroubled on route to his maiden formula one win at the age of just $21.00 it was also ferrari's 1st victory of the year that supposedly promised so much. but the celebrations were muted from both team and driver who dedicated the win to the bed. there on the one hand i thought i dream things the time that has been read by the other hand has been a very difficult weekend since yesterday we understand a friend 1st of all but. i think it's very difficult in these conditions in these situations so yeah like to dedicate my 1st win to him lewis hamilton was 2nd as a 6 formula

my name is barbara ting. please allow me to continue. there are over 100 testimonies at board of supervisors and m.t.a. against naming rose pak including death threats on newspaper published by rose pak. these voices are from the san francisco community. many in chinatown are still in fear of speaking up due to retribution by her supporters. multiple media reports that pak was coopted by chinese intelligence and was influencing san francisco politics in ways purposely beneficial to the chinese government. supervisor peskin's own words refer to pak as corrupt and representing people's republic of china's interests. we urge you to make a wise choice and not to be influenced by a small group of special interests. thank you for listening. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, supervisors. naming a public facility after a particular person is not a right move in this day and age. one person might be a hero to some but a villain to others. rose pak might have been a good friend to some, but many are deeply offended and hurt by her. you

in this case, 10 jurors were leaning toward convicting, two que leaning toward ting, and they could not reach a verdict. in that case, it is dismissedth t prejudice. that means, the prosecution can retry the person. the bigger question is, should the precution retry the person? is it worthwhile? is it a good idea? is it the right thing to do. th will have to be decided within the das office. there will be a hearing with all parties w to determine to proceed. >> is there possibility of a plea deal again? we reached one last year mistrial and it was run out. but they reach another one for derick almena? >> absolutely. this is the possibility. if the prosecutor foreseesata sin where they will encounter many hurdles in the trial, we know that the jury willateventually decide the cases are homogenized. the jurors were bumped off and replaced with alternates. there ngre many surpri things and twists in the jury plot in this case. the prosecutor may not want to take that risk or could offer derick almenaa plea deal. this is a sure thing. this is a lesser penalty. just take this. there is no tr

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self,ting for my naturally, i do. and how do we get right on the issues, so they feel like this stuff isn't being cooked up with them in mind, the policies of the future. steve: i feel like this is water over the bridge now, but why do you think the hillary clinton campaign did not do that? where was the disconnect? rep. ryan: they didn't go to a lot of these areas. bill clinton did a bus tour. barack obama did the bus tour through small, little towns. there wasn't a lot of that. there was a super focus on driving out the base. there was too much talk about trump and not enough about them, the voter, their economic anxiety. i think trump was very effective, too. i mean, he lied. he said he would raise taxes on raise health care -- expand health care, and one of the most effective thing he said clintonrea was bill passing nafta. we lost thousands of jobs after nafta. building companies another plan another country and shipping the product back to the united states. unions and factories went from $13,000 to nothing, the