he and his partner, officer eric turner, start their shift at 3:00 p.m. the officers will ride together, but today, they're taking separate cars. after more than ten years working the same beat together, mcginniss and turner rely heavily on one another. >> we deal with a little bit of everything, disturbances, robbery, stealing, you name it. >> after a few hours on traffic duty in ruskin heights, a residential neighborhood, a call comes in over the radio with few details. all they know is a car has crashed into a tree just a few blocks away. >> it was a noninjury vehicular, one car into a tree, which is a pretty nondangerous call. >> only officer turner is dispatched to check out the scene. mcginniss stays back to continue running radar. >> as i drove a little further towards the accident, i saw an hispanic male wearing a white t-shirt. i slowed down, look at him in my rearview mirror. it crossed my mind i wonder if he knows anything about the accident, if he saw it or was involved in it. >> as officer turner pulls up, there's no driver in sight. over the

next possession for east jaron turner hooks up with hunter for east jaron turner hooks up with hunter kahler-- kahler was in in my opinion but they rule him down at the 1. so turner finishes it off to make it 14 opinion but they rule him down at the 1. so turner finishes it off to make it 14 nothing..... des moines east beats sioux city north 48-21. chris in class 3a, there was nothing on the line for heelan and le mars tonight...except, you know, they don't really like each other. early in the 1st half bulldogs get a pass out to number 25 justin allaway who runs it to crusader 20 yardline. crusaders respond with an interception by number 25 brayden bork who runs for the house call touchdown crusaders. later that half another crusader interception by number 2 mekhi bianchini. next

grace marie turner. and jay angoff.'ll be back in a moment with a final thought on politics, health care, and what if anything, we owe each other. send us your thoughts on twitter, @ajinsidestoryam, or follow me and get in touch at raysuareznews. what do you think works and doesn't work with the affordable care act. we'd love to read it. >> the introduction, the debate'debate's over, the mud w. the implementation of the affordable care act has been full of surprises. for years people were telling me how much they hated their insurance companies. the prospect of regulating them, so they couldn't drop you when you were sick, suddenly jack up rates or deny you a procedure or drug recommended by your doctor i figured would be welcomed by anyone who heard or experienced horror stories about away insurance companies had treat their customers. i had totally missed the stampede, changes in an insurance system that people hated, were perceived as risky, heavy-handed, socialist or whatever. suddenly complaining about what you had

grace marie turner. and jay angoff.'ll be back in a moment with a final thought on politics, health care, and what if anything, we owe each other. send us your thoughts on twitter, @ajinsidestoryam, or follow me and get in touch at raysuareznews. what do you think works and doesn't work with the affordable care act. we'd love to read it. >> good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. >> is this the first chance they're getting to asses the damage. >> we begin with breaking news coming out of the west bank. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. tand that's what we're doings to chat xfinity.rself, we are challenging ourselves to improve every

turner is out and bolt is in. after a series of construction mishaps, delays and public fighting, they picked a new construction company to take over that embattled job. we're live at the hospital site. robert, this new construction company had taken over for turner at another job as well? >> reporter: that's right. they don't know if the pattern is the same. but they do know that this company has experience this taking over a project. of course, that is all much to the relief of county officials. because it has been a very expensive wait trying to get this hospital project going again. officials say the turner divorce could also be costly. as you can see, the site here is still under construction. turner said they left it about 80% to 90% completed, which is true. however, the county officials point out that the last 10% or 20% is wiring and technical things, something that bolt will have to deal with. today the bolt construction company is at the valley medical center site trying to figure out the best

and now we have turner suing us. we have lots of other new costs. >> construction litigation adds up a lot like divorce where each -- it's very emotional. there's a lot of parties involved, not just the main principals and it takes a long time to work through it. >> reporter: that is true. away from the courtroom, county officials say it could still be a year before the medical facility is ready. live in san jose, robert handa, bay area news. >> thank you, robert. robert broke the story and has been spearheading the coverage. if you want to see his original report, go to nbcbayarea.com. it's one of our top stories. >>> how did it happen, a worker was killed at a construction site. he was apparently hit in the head by an excavator. sheriffs deputies responding to a call before noon at the new housing site near bruce way. witnesses said the worker was struck by a large bucket that was attached to the excavator. >> it appears to be an accident. the operator of the excavator has been cooperative with our investigation. h

this year, the turner prize is entering new territory.e of these nominees for the 38,000 have picked up a paint brush. this fapings and design element in the slick, untitled chairs and kaplan's research library for the supernatural where you can decide between fact and if i c cantion for yourself. >> all of the artists are interrogating how society is structured, you know, ranging from bonnie and her ideas of what forms a concensuccess and janice's work stripping things away from their traditional use value so they can be looked at in a very different and new way. >> i think there is so much a kind of political underpinning. >> the most political has to be the collective assemble, a group of 14 arkansas testst text who have banded together to transform a street of der elect houses in liverpool into affordable homes for the community. they don't consider themselves art i was and were unsure whether to accept the nomination at all. >> very strange things being nominated for something that is essentially people's homes and street and it's al

there was two people over him trying to assist him. >> reporter: officer turner grabbed the defibrillator from the wall and after two jolts, ray hawkins was breathing again. after 18 hours, he remained in a coma at stony brook university hospital. >> he had actually left the game early halfway through the 2nd period which i didn't know, i found out later on, because he wasn't feeling well. he was down for a couple minutes before anybody had noticed him because there was nobody in the stands. >> reporter: when it comes to cardiac arrest, experts say the difference between life and death is measured in minutes and seconds. >> time is critical. and the head and the other vital organs, very sensitive to the effects of no circulation, particularly the head. >> it does feel good to do that. got to get him home. that would be better. >> reporter: the prognosis for sergeant hawkins is still not clear. but cpr gave him the fighting chance to pull through. at university hospital in stony brook, long island, n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> just ahead, craving some fast food breakfast? w

>> i'm sorry. >> turner. >> turner is soft cost only? >> yes, there is no construction management in the direction cost. >> so that is just gc and turner is down here in management. >> yeah. >> okay. that answers it. >> as reported last month the draft results much the mtc it cost review noted the project needed additional range of funded needed over the 247 being recommended. the mtc costs recommends results in the increase between $295 million to two -- $491 million versus our recommendation of 247 based on the 30% model. the [inaudible] review took two approaches to come up with the range. they did a cost approach and a risk approach. the cost approach was derived by applying 30% for the trade packages that were not awarded since june. a 5% contingency on the soft costs as well as 180% contingency on the ip network and the bus storage facility because we haven't received the bids for them for the cost. it's also assumed that the current contingency at the time was sufficient to manage the existing work. on the risk approach the perfor

. >> reporter: logan turner plays for a rival school was diagnosed with leukemia in the spring. when they played, the rivalry didn't matter. money. >> i wasn't expecting them to do something like this. >> i received over a half million dollars' worth of bills for logan, and they're we have a lot of money going out. just the generosity from the community, outside just truly tuchdz -- touches my heart and my family. >> reporter: the coach is glad the team is learning about giving back to the community that supports them. >> it's overwhelming what they do. >> reporter: blake is just happy to help. >> it's a disease that nobody should have to go through, and at the end of the day, he's still sick, and it's just something to brighten his spirits and help any way we can. >> reporter: turner is feeling much better and is about to get tested to see if the treatment has worked. logan has set up a way to receive donations for the family. >>> coming up, chemotherapy. we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should low

mets, bottom of the first dodgers get the run back, justin turner, remember he was not tendered after the 2013 season but nonetheless this is a big play in this game. he takes third when no one is looking, how about this year? the dodgers were getting a run in and that is justin turner, remember after 2013 he was on fire, goes the other way, rbi singer, daniel murphy in the sixth, game tied at two, unload solo home run, i was surprised by this they've, i really was. the right thing to do i guess, all worked out in the end, mitch win the game 3-2 to win this series. >> in the middle of summer, we were still in games, still win close games. >> that was the last thing i want to do going the been the first inning, to go out and give up the lead. after that i tried to calm down. was a little and up and tried to make my pitches. >> together in last night. it was pretty impressive. did not -- mets and chicago cubs go at it starting tomorrow night, national league championship series. they were bitter rivals the one point in the national league east, that rivalry tomorrow night, matt arby the

officer turner and several other samaritans started cpr and they found a defibrillator. after giving the man two shocks he started to breathe. years describes what it feels like to save a life p. that. and part of the reason why i'm and i enjoy helping people and i do it a lot. just the nature of our job. >> whether i'm off duty or on duty, it doesn't matter. >>> the man taken to a hospital in stable condition. >>> let's go back to steve with what is ahead in sports. steve. >>> dana on the evening of their first appearance in three years the yankees is dealing with an issue for c c sabathia and how his teammates are rallying around him next in sports. chevy dealer. find new roads. let's out to yankee stadium. steve overmeyer and a lot of news at the stadium. >> reporter: the decision that c c sabathia made sent baseball into a panic and decided to check in to an alcohol rehab and will miss the post-season. what is curious is the timing. sudden death wild card game against the astros. cc sabathia says it hurts me deeply to do it now but i owe it to myself and family to ge

kershaw has 7 innings of 1-run ball, and then help from turner to finish his night. the mets' biggest chance in the 9th. murphy representing the go- ahead run. the mets go down 1, 2, 3 in the 9th to end it. dot-or-die game 5 is thursday night back at dodgers' stadium, and it's game one winner degrom against greinke. now back out to citi field where steve overmyer witnessed the tough loss. steve? >> otis, it was all about clayton kershaw. the book on him in the postseason was he would hold the hitters in jail for the inning, they would break out. they call it the kershaw shank redemption. this time in this game, he was virtually unhittable. >> very good game i thought. stephen was outstanding. he had one bad inning, and one pitch back, he threw to kershaw. other than that, a very good game. you're facing a good pitcher who when he is right, you don't get a lot of hits. >> otis, we talked before the game. you knew you had to face kershaw but now you're facing him twice, and degrom is on the mound on thursday. overmyer, cbs 2 -- steve overmyer, cbs 2 news. >>> you can't

joel fher era blames negligence by turner. no comment from turner tonight. santa clara county recently fired the construction company after a series of delays and safety problems with that projects. >>> the family of an oakland teen declared brain dead has won a legal victory tonight a july has ruled his mother has the right to present evidence that her daughter is the level the taken ager was card legally dead in 2014 after suffering complications after ton sill surgery at children's hospital oakland. but the family ins she's a living and improving. in the court agrees her family could sue the surgeon and the president for millions. in the shigella outbreak traced to a san jose restaurant hayes expanded to 124 cases in 4 counties. >> it's fire. at throwing up. >>reporter: falls ya, running to the bathroom a pot. stomach crafting. >> we are continuing to get additional reports. santa clara held heaters say they may know which worker failed to wash his or his hands forgo the closure of the mexican restaurant. we're getting troops from the rap. although the ow

and so i think it would be preventing cases like brock turner's case. >> brock turner is accuse fd ofng a woman last january. cal says university officials have been receptive to their efforts but is hoping to speed up the process. she's been told that some environmental issues have to be addressed before any changes can be made on that path. >> well, will he or won't he? we're live in palo alto where former president vice gore may talk about a possible run for president. so far, at least he's not saying no. >> in car was a flying missile. it launched from the other side of busy castro valley boulevard and flew across all six lanes and landed upside down in this optometrist's office. how high in the air? look at the tire print near the roof of the building. and the flying car brought a light pole along with it from the other side of the road. >> the sheer force taking out that pole, shooting it across the intersection. it was kind of an experience that i haven't seen. >> the car landed in the doctor's waiting room. it was 7:00 in theçó morning, b they weren't open for business. the tw

kpix 5's emily turner is in north beach with what police are doing to fight it. emily. >> reporter: they have created a task force. they recognize this is a major problem and so they are really trying hard to crackdown because what's happened is these crooks are targeting the vulnerable folks who don't know about the crime who are coming into town, tourists. >> it's the big surprise tourists come and they expect a completely safe neighborhood and in 20 seconds, their car is broken into, the passport stolen, the credit cards are stolen and then they are completely at a loss what to do. they don't know where to go, who to call. >> reporter: there's been about a 70% jump just in the last year of smash-and-grabbing in the big tourist areas the central district for san francisco police department. now san francisco police are finally putting people behind bars in high numbers. they have created an entire team dedicated to these smash- and-grabs, with undercover officers, extra patrols and that's paid off especially in the last couple of weeks when they have made 20 di

turner playing liability counts. solid spin move to two. preseason basketball at madison square garden. celtics visiting the knicks. evan turner playing like it counts, solid spin move for two. isiah thomas, he had 13 points, and that makes him the celtics' high scorer slipping and sliding and getting to the hole. tyler zeller right behind him with 12 points, two coming on slow-mo dunk. he actually did it at regular speed. we're just showing it to you in slow motion. didn't want you to think he was really running like that. celtics couldn't catch the knicks though, moving too slow, 101-95 final. high school football panthers. this this is looking to throw. deciding a run. then taking a hit. crossing the goal line. 255 total yards and wins 34-0. panthers clinch the title. all right. get ready toes to your cookies. indianapolis pack ry is going after the toughest cook kif them all. unfleetering sketch. hope it taste peter than it looks. they got a broken cell phone that looks like that cookie already crumbleed but the best one with is the def

kpix5's emily turner shows us how they're using the popular navigation app ways for their own mean. >reporter: the ways app is to help make life easier, but for the folks who live here in the town of los gatos, they say that's not happening, at least not yet. >> i know a number of business owners because august was one of their worst months of the year. everybody else i knew didn't want to go downtown. it was a nightmare. >> reporter: we first told you about the traffic nightmare created by waves this summer where the crowd source navigation app pushed drivers onto surface streets to avoid the highway slowdowns. now people in los gatos are fighting back and they're using the very thing that created the problem in the first place, ways. >> when you stop, it asks you are you in traffic? yes, i am because we are. >> each in put makes lessening the app hopefully pushing drivers back onto 17. some have even danny the crowd sourcing push to the opponent -- taken the crowd sourcing push to the points of adding false reports and closures. folks we talked to say the honest effort against ways

justin turner drove in two of those runs in the 3rd inning. yoenis cespedes has trouble with the ball. the draurjz -- dodgers have the lead. daniel murphy's home run was the first hit off kershaw. he went seven innings. three hits, one run. the series to a game 5 after the mets lose tonight. the final was 3-1. laura behnke has been following this series from the get-go. she's live at citifield for us now. >> as dominant as clayton kershaw has been in his career, just one playoff win in that career until tonight. dodgers needed a three-time cy young award winner to be the ace he and kershaw delivered. they know they let a great opportunity get away. >> very, very good game and you're facing a good pitcher who when he's right, they don't get a lot of hits. and he was right. >> we're going back home, get a chance to play. good feeling to be able to get out of here. i think coming in to here you think about getting a split. >> none of the mets wanted to go back to l.a. but they're still confident. jacob degrom looking for his second win of the ser

in san anselmo, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> time now, 4:46. let's get a full check of whether with roberta. how are we doing? >> in 1991 about four years ago we had the oakland firestorm that took the lives of people and homes of -- 3000 homes engulfed in flames. tomorrow and wednesday we have fire weather watches that go into place, extremely dry conditions, very similar to what we experienced 24 years ago. we'll keep a watchful eye on the conditions in gusty wind moving in by tomorrow. today is a tweener day, between instability, high doppler radar not going to give up anything this hour, we have cloud cover and foggy conditions right now in santa rosa, disagreed -- visibility down to a quarter- mile. visibility in napa, 60. muggy outside right now, we have a cold front to the north bringing rain showers across northwestern california. this is what we can anticipate. high pressure will start building in, partly cloudy today, a little bit on the muggy side but that hermas will try out with a northerly wind. setting the stage tuesday and wedne

>> it was really interesting your interview with mike turner. what did he keep saying is the republican party is strong and we're get things done. the last thing they want to do is admit what is going on is that the republican party is in complete disarray and they can't figure out who's going to lead the party or if anybody can put together the desperate elements of the party to lead it. that's why it's so crucial over the next two or three weeks that they find somebody that can paper over the differences. maybe solve them but paper them over. you mention the idea of a caretaker, hal rogers or john cline. that would solve your immediate problem but it doesn't solve the problem, all these members, all the republicans and democrats, all 435 are going into election in 2016. they want somebody who can lead the charge and sit there and say we're not responsible for the problems in washington. it's the president. it's the democrats, 46 democrats and the senate who can filibuster. they need somebody who can make that argument and it isn't going to be

justin turner, turner having himself a great postseason. has four double, a hit in every game. duda after great start from clayton kershaw and the dodgers win it 3-1 and force a game five. >> look who showed up. steph curry. >> preseason basketball. the nuggets beat the warriors, sorry, guys. >> basketball ready. >> ready. >> got to say go, astros. >> showing his colors. better watch out. see him there, santa at the debate. >>> and a historic find. the famous face discovered in this picture making it worth millions of dollars. to lose the first 10 pounds on weight watchers? let's go! join for free at weightwatchers.com and lose ten pounds on us. hurry, offer ends october 26th. craving the taste of chocolate but watching calories? introducing light & fit greek with chocolate on top. so chocolatey good... you won't believe it's 100 calories. can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. many wrinkle creams come with h

santa lara county has filed a lawsuit against turner construction. turn blames the county for the delays. >>> pedestrians and cyclists will continue to be able to cross the golden gate bridge for free. governor brown signed a new law banning transportation agencies from charging people to use the sidewalk on any of the five state-owned bridges in t bay area. last year, officials with the golden gate bridge district suggested a new bike and pedestrian toll as a way to help close their budget gap. the idea quickly came under fire from cycling groups and lawmakers. >>> well, it looks like sea world wants to expand the tanks it uses to hold killer whales in san diego. animal rights activists fear the plan would pave the way for breeding the animals in cap tiffty, -- captivity, something they say is cruel no matter the size of the tanks. today, the california coastal commission is expected to consider the $100 million proposal for the marine theme park. the panel has been flooded by tens of thousands of e-mails against the project. o phones also say repre

[applause] ♪ ["happy"] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome nina turner. turner: good morning.rning, ladies. i just want to have a keeping it real moment. i want to keep it real. is that all right with you? i will forward all of my written remarks and just speak from the heart. i was here in 2013 and i want to thank congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, her leadership. ladies, the struggle israel. -- the struggle is real. to turn this thing around, it is going to take women to make a difference. if i could take you back down memory lane in this country's whenry just for a moment, country, theree was not a lot of diversity around the table. as a nation, despite all of our flaws, the one thing we can say about this great nation of ours is that we have been a nation of progress. we've got some --ks who are so stupid ladies, we refuse to go back because it is too important to the nation of this country to unite based on the dat what we have in common and push this country to its greatest greatness. we do not need titles to do that. isles are good, but perfect better -- purpose is

justin turner with a double. kershaw had a pretty sweet night. turner with a double.r los angeles. and that is all they needed. dodgers win 3-1 to type the series at 2 games apiece. >>> tonight, a few pictures from today. a beautiful day for some golf. i spent the afternoon on the court -- maybe we'll get to that here you go. for a special benefit. got to play with a fellow gator to benefit the american red cross, helping to raise funds for a life saving evident. that's why i was not here earlier today. i was out there doing that. a woman told us the fact that she knew p p r, she saved her us a hose life. how did you do? you looked great. >> did okay. was not my best day on selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. there are always going to be unknowns. you just have to be ready for them. another step on the journey... will you be ready when growth pre

as emily turner reports, another marin county oyster business is fighting to stay open. >>> reporter: the company serves thousands every year but the number? about to be cut. >> it's awful and sad. it's a great place. >> reporter: it's clearly not because of bad business or a bad harvest. it's because of a big mix-up with county permitting that will soon make it illegal for the owner, todd friend, to operate as is. >> we are trying to get behind the use permit that's been issued and makes us legal. we have been hanging out there for a couple of years taking hits so we'll see if we can conform to the dictates of the law. >> reporter: that law is a county-issued cease and desist order limiting the company's days of operation to a half day on friday, saturday and sunday. it cuts the crew from 20 to 8. and it forces them to remove all 84 picnic tables. >> it would be hard to not have picnic tables and grills here because then you basically would just pick up the oysters and go elsewhere. you don't have the community or the setting anymore. so it just becomes a roadside stand. >> reporter:

the new page turner to get you in the mood. >> got to get my barry white clothes out. talking about anything with shades of gray. we're talking about classic romance straight from the pen of nicholas sparks. and abc's sara haines sat down with the master himself. >> reporter: over 100 million books sold worldwide. 10 major motion pictures with the 11th on the way. author nicholas sparks has definitely earned his title of the king of romance. >> very lofty title to carry, isn't it? >> sure. why not? >> reporter: now sparks is back with his 18th novel, "see me." i caught up with the renowned author at le parker meridien in new york to talk about his latest page turner. >> it has like a thriller aspect. >> a twisty mystery thriller. >> reporter: old favorites. >> you want to step aboard? >> i love that one. >> reporter: and of course ryan gosling. >> anything with him i'm in. how do you keep doing this? >> i know, right? i don't know. it's strange but i don't even think of it in those terms. they just kind of add up. >> tell me about "see me." >> "see me" is this good lov

miss turner was born in bradley, south carolina on 10/10/10 as in 1910ly she came here to philadelphiathe age of 20 and has been here ever since and from all of us here at "action news," maggie, happy birthday abc's "world news tonight" with david muir is next on channel6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. ñÑ >>> tonight, two deadly school shootings in just one day. a student gunman opening fire in arizona, photographed holding guns before. one student killed, several others shot and wounded. the other deadly shooting in texas. the university on lockdown. >>> meantime, the president in oregon at this hour, after the campus massacre there. the protesters, even a family of one the victims saying you're not welcome here. >>> the chaos on capitol hill. tonight, what really happened. the congressman telling lawmakers he had the votes to be

last month turner and img partnered to create a new sports league and to air the competitions on tbs.'s a low-cost risk for someone like turner to put on some live event programming that's going to draw in a youthful audience. that's going to be very favorable for advertisers. it's not going to cost a lot to do. and they'll see what works. video games is a growing business. it's got a broad user base and this console cycle is off to a very good start. so i think there's a lot of reasons to be hopeful. >> up until now youtube and twitch which amazon bought for a billion dollars, have been the main destinations for watching video game play. now we'll see if video game giant activision and the companies that draw millions of users to traditional sports can cash in on e-sports as well. for "nightly business report" i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >> and let's take another look. let's just linger on today's rally on wall street, shall we? the dow rose 320 points, nearly 2%. the nasdaq gained 79, about 1 2/3%. and the s&p 500 added 33. i think mcdonald's surprised a lot of people. >> i t

kpix 5's emily turner shows us how they are using the popular navigation app wave to make phony reports. >>> reporter: the app is meant to make life easier help you get from point a to point b quicker but for the folks in los gatos they say that's not happening at least not yet. >> i know of a number of business owners that august was probably one of their worst months of the year because no one wanted -- everyone else i knew didn't want to come downtown. so -- because all the beach traffic was trying to bypass 17, go through downtown. and it was just a nightmare. >> reporter: we first told but the traffic nightmare created by the app this summer where it puts drivers off highway 17 and on to surface streets to avoid the highway slowdown. now people in los gatos are fighting back and they are using the very thing that created the problem in the first place. >> when you stop it asks you, are you in traffic? and you say, yes. yes, i am. because we are. >> reporter: each input makes exiting the highway less appealing to the app's analytics. a group of locals called town not city put out a

, doesn't she turn it on for -- nina turner, doesn't she turn it on for all of us?just great. i said, gina -- [laughter] i know nina full well. my daughter christine sings her praises practically every day. thank you, nina. and carol friedman. thank you for your great leadership. here we are today. you are hearing from our fabulous presidential candidates. we just heard the energy and enthusiasm of bernie sanders. we will see the confidence and the voice of the future of martin o'malley. how wonderful that lincoln chafee has said he is stepping aside to fight with those who choose the democrats to elect a democratic president of the united states. and of course, we are very proud of hillary clinton. wasn't she wonderful? [applause] more on that in a moment. today, we come together in celebration of the outstanding leadership of women in our country. again, we take pride in the power of women in our economy, our society, and our democracy. we are proud of the extraordinary progress women have driven across america and throughout our history. and as women leaders in o

>> i'm sorry. >> turner. >> turner is soft cost only? >> yes, there is no construction management in the direction cost. >> so that is just gc and turner is down here in management. >> yeah. >> okay. that answers it. >> as reported last month the draft results much the mtc it cost review noted the project needed additional range of funded needed over the 247 being recommended. the mtc costs recommends results in the increase between $295 million to two -- $491 million versus our recommendation of 247 based on the 30% model. the [inaudible] review took two approaches to come up with the range. they did a cost approach and a risk approach. the cost approach was derived by applying 30% for the trade packages that were not awarded since june. a 5% contingency on the soft costs as well as 180% contingency on the ip network and the bus storage facility because we haven't received the bids for them for the cost. it's also assumed that the current contingency at the time was sufficient to manage the existing work. on the risk approach the perfor

santa clara county has filed a lawsuit against turner construction.ction blames the county for those delays. >>> san francisco pleads -- prides itself on individual neighborhoods and the small businesses that give them character. the city has seen a number of businesses close because of skyrocketing rent. some like sam's grim have been able to come back. not all have been able to rebound. last night, sam's posted a fund-raiser for a measure on next month's ballot that would help some historic businesses stay hope in their traditional neighborhoods. if voters approve proposition j, supervisors would nominate up to 300 bids that would be eligible for city grants. no not everyone thinks that's the best use of city money. >> i it is still no reason for the taxpayers to pay a moneymaking business to keep them in there. >> i think it will help create an incentive to -- incentive to bring in new business to help maintain wonderful historic legacy businesses. >> the landlords of those businesses would also be eligible for grant morn know. san francisco can pa

i let them read it, and they are kind of my critics, and they say it's a page-turner. write when you lay it down. if they can do it, i can do it. i'm working on it. i'm just getting warmed up. i have a lot more to go. i'm like in 1985 right now. >> but for now torres puts his book aside to help out his cellmate ryan abbey. >> basically what you want to tell them is that you need help, buddy, okay? >> yeah. >> you've got a problem. we both know that. what you told me, i read the police reports. >> abbey was convinced his latest arrest would send him to prison, but the judge has allowed him the option of entering an alcohol treatment program. now he just has to be accepted by one. >> 38 years old now, theo lacy, alcoholic. >> definitely. >> like to be accepted to your program. if i could be accepted to your program. the judge recently allowed me to go to rehabilitation. >> yeah. but don't write it in ancient scriptures. that's what it looks like, dude, because the writing -- >> it's a little messy. >> it's a little messy. >> thankful for a second chance. >> it looks like

so we still have steam amerson with it and gillian turner.l it backwards. >> maybe i can. >> maybe? >> i'm kidding. ever since i was a kid. >> ah. >> i discovered this talent when i was maybe nine. >> so in the after the show show should we do this? >> i think we should test it. >> go easy on me. >> and we're going to see if she can sing backwards. >> spell century? y-r-u-t-n-e-c. >> that is correct. thank you for the bell. >> a little late on that. >> and by the way, if people would like more information about steve amerson you have a website. >> steveamerson.com. >> and how do you spell that backwards. m-o-c.n-o-s-r-e-m-a-e-v-e-t-s. >> you can match that with your special skill and write us. >> see you on the internet. ed. bill: we have brand-new polling numbers. guess what, america? donald trump is still on top. hitting best numbers for him since entering the race for the white house. it goes to say trump reaching a new high. he leads the pack 25% of the vote. carson is at 22%. that's within the margin of error so that could be seen as tie

five inning, the big blow from the former met justin turner. the two-run double makes it 3-0 in the 3rd. and kershaw was dominate last night. mets didn't get to him until and that makes it a 3-1 game. and kershaw tosses 7th innings of one-run ball. and got help from turner at 3rd playing the hot corner. the met's biggest chance in the 8th. that's just a lie l.a. easy fly to right. to mets go down in the 9th. and now back to los angeles. >> played a good ball game, i thought. steven was outstanding. i mean one bad inning. probably one pitch back, probably the hanging slider. another than that, a very, very good game. and facing a good pitcher who when he is right you don't get a lot of hits. >> series wraps up with game five tomorrow night in los angeles. >>> well, chris, there's new video showing the suspect suspect in a hell's kitchen he is accused of putting together a bottle of flammable liquid and throwing it on to a sidewalk aafter getting into an argument with two men. >> he got into one of the guys that own the carts. they were sitting d

coming up, michael turner of ohio joins us live. we will discuss the fate.is bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ tom: the home run. mr. granderson is doing better than a good. they get a day off today as they travel to wrigley field. i love the national league baseball. it is a special treat to have mets/comes baseball in a frigid baseball. we will need more before the series is done. chinese hackers are still at it despite a new suit -- computer security deal between china and the united states. says strike of california they have spotted seven attacks on it u.s. companies since then. has decided if they should start seeking an interim ceo to replace the airlines ailing chief. he suffered a heart attack thursday after a little more than a month on the job. discussed it friday. there has been a lack of information about his health. here is how bad things are for the tv business. 300,000 americans drop their service. more than 600,000 had cut the cord in the second quarter. they report results soon. tom: thank you so much. dr.y hathaway is with us in hathaway is out