townsend fled the scene.. but officers were able to locate him shortly after and arrest him. ( james ) police in milbrae have arrested one juvenile and two adults for burlgary of a car after witnesses reported seeing them break into a car.. take a pack back and flee in another car. police located the car in a parking lot at the intersection of millbrae avenue and rollins road. all three were arrested without incident. ( darya ) in the north bay... 2 teens are arrested for vandalizing 2 high schools in petaluma. the teens broke windows at both casa grande high school and petaluma high. they caused about 5-thousand dollars worth of damage. school resource officers were able to track down the 15 and 16-year-olds... who admitted to using a landscaping tool to break the windows. ( darya ) still ahead ... we are learning more details about the gunman who killed five people.. and then himslef in bakersfield. ( darya ) plus... as apple gets ready to roll out its new iphone they are also jacking up the prices on batter

i'm sorry, the townsend duties. on march 5th, 1770 and this is a date that the british hope will long live on as a day of anglo-american understanding and reconciliation. and yet instead, we remember that date for a different reason. we remember that date because it is the date of a much more famous event in the story of the american revolution. one that begins with a poor british soldier, british sent soldiers to boston, not to defend them against any french people. not to defend them against any native americans. they were hundreds of miles distant. but instead to keep them in line, to impose british will upon them. the americans very much resented the presence of british troops and i really feel sorry for these british soldiers, these individual guys. we would call them peacekeeping troops. that's what we would call them and one of these soldiers has the awful task of standing guard in front of the biggest target in all of boston, the most hated of all the buildings, the customs house, where the tax collectors wo

townsend fled the scene..o locate him shortly after and arrest him. ( james ) police in milbrae have arrested one juvenile and two adults for burlgary of a car after witnesses reported seeing them break into a car.. take a pack back and flee in another car. police located the car in a parking lot at the intersection of millbrae avenue and rollins road. all three were arrested without incident. ( james ) in the north bay... 2 teens are arrested for vandalizing 2 high schools in petaluma. the teens broke windows at both casa grande high school and petaluma high. they caused about 5-thousand dollars worth of damage. school resource officers were able to track down the 15 and 16-year-olds... who admitted to using a landscaping tool to break the windows. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a new report shows bart passenger privacy may have been at risk.. how the agency says it is changing policy after information was given to immigration officials. ( darya ) plus... we are learning more details abou

with me in the studio i have rachel townsend flowing from the german marshall fund of the united states an independent think tank promoting trans atlantic cooperation welcome rachel strong words from donald trump at the u.n. yesterday followed by strong words by his national security adviser john bolton and then a shop response from iran accusing the u.s. of economic terrorism and a friend to promote regime change where do you see all this going well there's the good news if there is good news as we know trumps a showman and this was quite a show has been a little less good at following up his shows with action so i think we i wouldn't expect really strong action to follow this clearly but i also wouldn't expect you know peace and cooperation ok so let's not also at the u.n. security council at the u.n. general assembly we had the french president among in mccraw talk talk on iran you once again urged among the latter an approach in dealing with it and let's first take a listen to what he had to say. today is not to fuel tensions in the region. it is instead to set out a broader agenda

the townsend duties, we'll repeal it. around, they take the tack and instead, laws soon a series of sosh, so overbearing, inconsistent with the principles of english liberty that the parliament itself calls them "the coercive acts." we, of course, call them the acts.rable the intolerable acts shut down boston harbor. people inlegal for boston to trade. this is like going to a nursing home and holding a pillow over someone's face. boston was so dependent upon this commerce. and the intolerable acts made it illegal for the massachusetts assembly to meet. the intolerable acts made it meetingsven for town to take place. one of the most essential freedoms was the freedom to participate in making the under which you had to live. immediately started to say that they're treating us slaves. some other people said they're irishmen.s like they are treating us like we are a conquered people, but we're people.nquered we are english people. we conquered ourselves as jefferson's review said. themselves they conquered. for themselves the

should you choose the latter, the only question is what the second street and townsend will take less time to recover it than market street did after the construction. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. i am on the board of the san francisco tries it does transit riders and work with the friends at d.t.x. we strongly urge you to adopt a resolution before you today. we have been working closely to do our best to keep this project moving ahead. as you no kak the downtown extension to san francisco's highest transit priority after the central subway, we all get very frustrated when projects get delayed during construction. it is actually at this stage of the front ends that we have a lot more control over the schedule that eventually determines when this goes into service. san francisco's decision on this project is on the critical path. pennsylvania alignment is the most cost-effective and the most -- has the shortest timeline for implementation. we strongly urge your adoption today. we were a little frustrated it has taken as long as it has to get before you. but

former federal prosecutor fran townsend show us why ford's demand for an fbi investigation may not be the best way to find the truth. >>> only on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with the parents of an american beaten to death in greece last summer. how they're getting ready to face his alleged attackers in court. >>> a new undercover investigation allegedly shows e scalonhe repters whoro e storyevlshe pr consumers millions. >>> and in our series a more perfect union, one teacher's homework assignment for parents is giving his students a much needed lift. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> we immediately started contacting people to make the hearing possible. >> given until friday to agree to testify. >> a letter to the democrats saying we have done everything we can to contact her. that is such [ bleep ] i can't hardly stand it. >> can i have a hug? >> president trump is back in washington after touring the carolinas to see areas hard hit by florence. >> we will never forget your loss. we're with you all the way. >> a mass shoo

robert townsend/reporting:"why do you say that?"ity:"because of the way that he's hitting her, the way he's hurting her. she falls to the floor."police say it happened just after midnight as a second officer was apparently restraining the woman.police say the video --two witnesses shared with fox 4 -- does not show what led up to the fight. today we showed the video to people attending the westport art fair.diana shelton/westport visitor:"i didn't see her do anything towards the office. i seen him hit her."pat terry/westport visitor:"you don't see everything that happened, but that looks a little excessive right off the bat."in a statement sent to fox 4, kansas city police say "to release the woman's grip another officer appears to forcefully slap downward at her arm/hands. this coupled with her fighting and/or resisting, likely caused her to fall into the direction of the officer and onto the ground."diana shelton/westport visitor:"she didn't have a weapon, even if she cussed him out, you are trained as a police officer to handle t

fran townsend joins us and said a bureau investigation won't be the best way to find the truth. only on "cbs this morning" we'll hear from the parents of bakari henderson a tragic story an american killed in greece on vacation. his parents are going to greece to face the alleged attackers in court. that trial is about to begin. and ticketmaster is accused of helping drive up prices that you pay. we all hate when that happens. we'll talk to the undercover reporter who helped expose the alleged secret program, not so secret anymore! we'll see you at 7:00. that's about 10 minutes from now, michelle. can you wait? can you wait? >> i can't wait but i'm going to be forced to, gayle. all right. thank you so much. see you at 7:00. >> see you. >>> back here in the bay area, the plan to expand smart train service to windsor is moving full speed ahead. according to the "pressdemocrat," the smart board of directors approved $24 million in funding to extend the rail line north by three miles. there is one big potential roadblock if voters decide to repeal the gas tax hike in november, this p

north of there where -- around battery where we're talking about, all the way down to townsend. anything else is saying that we value those parking spaces more than we value sighing willists' lives, and i urge you to make all the short-term improvements and long-term improvements. it's absolutely necessary. thank you [applause] >> thank you. math

north of there where -- around battery where we're talking about, all the way down to townsend. anything else is saying that we value those parking spaces more than we value sighing willists' lives, and i urge you to make all the short-term improvements and long-term improvements. it's absolutely necessary. thank you [applause] >> thank you. math brizena. >> gamood afternoon, commissioners. i'm a long-term member of the coalition. so i'm katie ledel. i'm the cochair of the rincon mission bay neighborhood association. we have worked for many hours with casey and patrick, and they are terrific. i'm also a 23 year resident of south beach rincon. i live two blocks from the bay, and i've been walking the embarcadero and that area for 23 years. and i've seen some very worrysome changes. it used to be dead down there. the mid90's, the late 90's before the ballpark, it was dead. the ballpark came in, the embarcadero and the whole neighborhood exploded, which was great. i think we loved it. we loved getting, you know, some life down there. but things are getting out of hand. i no longer

second summit in the very near future james pays out of the united nations are down to zero shabba townsend joins us live again from u.n. headquarters in new york she had the venezuelan president nicolas maduro he's still talking there at the podium he sounds like he's a man with quite a lot to say just wrap up what he said so far. right i mean in fact we didn't even expect him to be speaking at the u.n. general assembly he said he wouldn't come because of fears for his life and then we had donald trump say earlier in the day look if we do i was here maybe i would speak to him next thing when you do i was on a plane he lands in new york and now he's speaking at the u.n. general assembly having said that the white house says there are no plans for him to meet with donald trump but he's here he says to tell the truth about venezuela he's saying that all the there's a sustained attack on his country which is very similar to what happened to iraq for example where the u.s. and the all the dogs in washington who have their eye on his natural resources on venezuela's natural resources of oil and

zero shabba townsend joins us live now from u.n. headquarters in new york and she had we know the iran bashing continued on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly what do you make of the neo con rhetoric directed against terror it's something we've seen quite often out there the trumpet ministre shouldn't might compare of the cia john bolton the national security advisor insist when there are snowden or we don't want regime change we just want perhaps in the future more dialogue we just want to look i may be a bilateral accommodation on various points of concern when you look at those points of concern it seems very difficult for iran to come to an agreement with the united states and here once again after all trump spoke we had both john bolton and mike compares speak to a group that's alone lobbied for conflict with iran this is the sort of group neo con group extreme right wing groups other things iran was connected to nine eleven with the evidence so this was was showing that spin to the administration was almost speak to an

south carolina a warning the worst flooding from the aftermath of hurricane florence is yet to come townsend says he's a long waterways immobilizing rescue crews and putting out thousands of sandbags well then a week off to florence made landfall south carolina has issued more evacuation orders as rivers continue to rise florence has killed at least forty people so far across the carolinas and virginia now lawyers for the woman who's accused president trump supremes kolpak of sexual assault say she's agreed to testify before a senate committee christine bloody ford says brett kavanaugh assaulted her to party in one nine hundred eighty two she's expected to go to war before the senate judiciary committee next week ahead of kavanagh's confirmation hearing he denies the allegations so let's get more on this from john hendren in washington so john we now have confirmation that christine blazin forward will testify against brett kavanaugh what further details still need to be what doubt. that's right mary and we seem to have an end to this game of congressional chicken that's been going on ever s

fran townsend is a former homeland security adviser and cbs news contributor. >> you have the three interviews, you may have two or three others, if there is some allegation that others might have some memory of it. this is a couple of days. this is not weeks or months. >> glor: all right, so if you are, then, talking about a couple of days, weijia, what would happen after the investigation wraps up? >> reporter: so, the f.b.i. will put its findings in writing for the white house counsel, and then he will have to relay that report to senators. law enforcement officials say, if its scope is limited to ford's case, seven days should be plenty of time. but a broader investigation would be tricky. and, jeff, because this is not a criminal probe, nobody can be forced to cooperate. >> glor: weijia, thanks very much. we're going to bring in jan crawford now, who covers the supreme court for us, and also ed o'keefe, our political correspondent, both of whom were so helpful yesterday as these hearings took place. ed, first, to you. so now that we have the f.b.i. investigation, what happens in the senat

previous proposal would have been not to do that, and there would have been years to disruption to townsend and second street in that process. >> supervisor peskin: and then with the western outer lands, as you go through the environmental process, are there any other questions or comments from commissioners? ha have any of you had a chance to look at the language suggested by some of the public commenters, and do you have any comments? >> i have not seen that language, i'm sorry to say. i'm happy to look at it. >> supervisor peskin: yeah, i don't know that it is necessary, but staff -- thank you, commissioner fewer. if you want to take a quick look at that and put any responses you would like on the record. >> i need to look at the -- what -- two things. one is just accepting the pennsylvania avenue alignment certainly makes phasing possible. we are in agreement on the issue of phasing. we have -- one of the reasons for choosing the pennsylvania alignment is the d.t.x. can move forward with its next phase of engineering. i would just want -- i think it's important, however, for the city an

the first time, going to tokyo for the first time, uh, to what -- what eric clapton and, uh, pete townsendeigning guitar gods of england. what they must've gone through the week that jimi hendrix came to town. you hear about it, you go see it. the whole -- a window opens up into a whole new thing. and you think, "what does this mean? what do i have left to say? what do i do now?" ♪ welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12 hour flight, and i'm baked. no sleep. might as well -- must go out. ♪ the kabukicho district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male and some females, too, comes out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager masa kakubo. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon to be entertained, right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no, no, it can't be over. not yet. no! but yet, yet it is. with a series of chased high fives with the hard working performers. okay, i gotta tell you,

design for the mine tunnel, using tunnel boring machine between the transit center and fourth and townsend street station. and the complete 30% design is described in the supplemental environmental document, which was the -- was the work that we were unable to complete as a result of holding off on it, the result of the r.a.p. study. we're updating the phase two cost estimate, and we're preparing the documents for the advanced utility relocation work, which is minor work, but it clears the waytor shovel ready. continue coordinate with the city and caltrain and high speed rail. so the considerations, by extending the parsons, it puts us in perexpect position for the project to be shovel -- perfect position for the project to be shovel ready. this puts us in the best position and allows us to stay on schedule. the team has participated in recent studies and peer reviews to move this as well as the r.a.b. study forward. team is well versed in agreements between with tjpa partners. that's including all of this. this extension will provide the project dwsh-position the project to proceed with t

reverend arnold townsend, although today, i am first vice president of the san francisco branch naacp. we met both these candidates. they appeared before us, and we unanimously supported them for this position. i can -- and like many others, i'm just getting to know miss taylor, but i know mr. buchter and am in strong support of him. san francisco's a place that people come to. i think most of there are a great -- i think most of the number of great people in this room were not born here. i was born in native american indian clinic because they didn't allow black people in the hospitals. i hope no one will hold that against me. i didn't go to high school in san francisco. i have been here 50 years, so while i wasn't born here, i had the good sense to move here, so that ought to give me some kind of credit, that obviously, i knew where to come to. i don't think that ought to be the only criteria that we use. when i look at all the other criteria, i measures up wonderfully, i and i think you would do -- and i think you and the city would do yourselves well to approve both these candidat

it was garoppolo's first loss as a starter since 2013 when eastern illinois lost to townsend state in the fcs playoffs. >> you never want to lose. it sucks, but like i said before, we got a good group in there. so i think we have the right mindset of coming in tomorrow, watch film, bounce back and be ready next week. championship just outside philadelphia... tiger closed with a five under 65... he finished tied for 6th and cl >>> fun finish at the championship just outside philadelphia, tiger closing with a 5-under 65 and finished tied sixth and clinched the spot at the tour championship later this month. justin rose had a chance to win with a par on 18, but look at that baby. it flipped out. rose couldn't believe it. he would go to a playoff against keegan bradley and bradley who had not won since 2012 wasn't letting the drought go any longer. he tapped in for par on the first playoff hole for the win. an exciting finish on a rainy monday afternoon. >>> monday night football, i tell you what, folks, the raiders have their hands full. this is a very prolific rams offense and an equall

and my second campaign for reelection was against kathleen kennedy townsend. i will put the n before the meat in between. i was the first one to beat a kennedy. but i had the whole kennedy family against me. the night before that election, there was a certain corner, a street corner in my district in dundalk, this was merritt boulevard and wise avenue. and we are down there with our street sign the night before, and the whole kennedy clan shows up. just had to "out bentley" them, and we did. and we finally got them out of there, but that was one hell of a night, i can tell you. that is still my favorite street corner. [laughter] matt: when you came to the house in 1985, there were just 23 women in the house total. did you find that because there were so few women at that point that women tended to gravitate toward each other, across party lines even, in the house? helen: to a point. to a point. one of my best friends today is marcy, democrat from ohio. marcy and i have remained very close friends, because she thinks like i do. if we don't have jobs in america,

that communications have gotten cut off cellular, townsend got cut off it's difficult to figure how to get to one place to another. difficult for power crews to get in and all of the resources that are typically pre-staged for hurricane. they're trying to make their way in on the same roads we are trying to make our way out on. all of them are flooded and cut off.doesn't matter how much materials and gas have been stationed outside north carolina ready to come in, roads are blocked will be an awfully long time for folks like those behind us, they have gas or basic necessities. molly: makes it far more challenging. thank you, love information we appreciate it. mike: now let's bring in north carolina congressman, richard hudson. parts of his congressional district under evacuation orders.he joins us now on the phone. as alleged in terms of what you are seeing on the ground in your community? >> thank you for having me on. we are concerned about flooding. even parts of the state are, the skies are clearing but still worried about flooding and flash flooding. they are saying it could be th

says it is working on a way for its countries to continue trading with iran as we have for townsend reports from new york. the e.u. was reported to have been discussing what it calls a special purpose vehicle for several weeks and monday night the e.u. foreign policy chief said it would be going ahead e.u. member states will set up a legal entity to facilitate legit to make financial transactions with iran and this will allow european companies to continue to trade with it on in accordance with european union low and could be open to other partners in the what the plans discussed in the past have involved an entity being set up to act as a go between or clearing house which wean iran and other nations to facilitate commercial transactions for example if a country or company wants to buy iranian oil it would send money to or perhaps engage in a barter system involving this entity which will handle the transaction with iran the same were true in reverse for iran's dealings with the rest of the world the idea is to bypass commercial and central banks who are fearful of being frozen out of the

second, robert townsend, did he ever meet washington? coded event across the sagamore hill? how do we know? can you point to anything? when able applicable to all our think. he's the one who pushed me to do it, but he's the one who is organizing, economizer of course. i pump stuff out. he will give it to me. i do people do it but he did it in tallahassee and estate in new york. we only saw each other three times a a year but the magic of back-and-forth come back and forth back and forth. while he's doing a biography, while he's doing walter payton and all these other things. so he wanted to sport a little bit. i'm at at the sports because at parts i can't do sports anymore. that's why they had fox sports. it was kind of a thing. i never thought i could do it don didn't push me. after that they never thought to myself, i could do it because if i i just capture one element and try to dominate it for two years and move forward, and i make sure that jon meacham and douglas brinkley, look at a completed. if if you are comfortable with e let me know. they said to me, it works, it

thank you to mike townsend for bringing us that. shares lower, musk higher.atest after the company loses executives, and elon musk smokes weed on a podcast. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i'm lisa abramowicz >> on julie hyman. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. lisa: live in bloomberg world headquarters in new york. over the next hour, here are the stories we're covering. additional tariffs on china are ready to go. finished speaking at an event in north dakota. the u.s. labor market continues to run hot job gains rebounded by more than forecast and wages unexpectedly climbing. tesla tumbles again. two top executives leave the company and elon musk smokes marijuana during an interview. let's get a check of the markets. redects everything turning after the president signals he was ready to escalate the trade war. we have heard the president plans to impose tariffs on $267 billion worth of chinese goods. on top of what the administration was already floating. equities had been in the green on the back of that jobs report. they had better expected numbers that send bon

jewish students being a raharas in townsend university. we have to take back the narrative.ould share with you that it's important to educate yourself about exactly what is happening and maybe you will start with educating yourself about the history of white supremacy and why we say this