turner. please keep going. he did not, except over his lifetime he would make various efforts to find equivalents. he pushed education. he thought education might be the form of continuing opportunity and continuing recruitment of people from outside into the american world. find his, butto they were nowhere near as compelling a set of statements. and also, at the columbian exposition was buffalo bill cody. they were not on a panel discussion. [laughter] >> which was a shame. because that would have been great, but they did not need a panel discussion because richard white wrote this great essay in american culture where he compares turner and cody and brings them into a conversation. in essence, he sees both of them as -- this is my phrase, and i his -- coworkers in the overproduction of frontier nostalgia. that turner and cody had their differences and they were both major practitioners and nostalgia for a west that had gone away. so his shows were pretty much in the same spirit as the frontier. what will we

but this year the turner prize has grown up a bit. techniques are more traditional, printmaking, photography, painting and the subject matter is more political. one thing that started to ta ke political. one thing that started to take me down this road was this idea that it take me down this road was this idea thatitis take me down this road was this idea that it is someone forgetting where they were. the history of people from the caribbean or from the rest of the world in britain is they couldn't forget where they were, they had to be constantly aware. painter hervey and anderson is one of four shortlisted artists vying for the £25,000 prize. next german printmaker and multimedia artist andrea examining issues like shame and baking. there's hardly any art historical research done on the iconography of the beggar and its important to me coming from my interest in shame, it made me interested in the discourse of it in art —— baking. interested in the discourse of it in art -- baking. she looks at black identity. sometimes the pattern

this year the turner prize has grown up a bit. two of the artists are over 50 and the techniques are more traditional, printmaking and photography and painting and the subject matter is more political. one thing that started to take me down this road was the idea of someone forgetting where they were. the history of people from the caribbean or the rest of the world in britain was they could not forget where they were, they had to be constantly aware. the painter hurvin anderson is one of four short listed artists vying for the prize. andrea buttner is a print maker from germany and exploring issues like shame and begging. there are hardly any artist who have researched this iconography of the beggar. it is important for me and coming from my interest in shame and looking at a discourse of poverty in art. lubaina himid paints on crockery newspapers and looks at black identity. sometimes the pattern is on the newspaper to give the black person a kind of talisman to balance up what the text, which is often juxtaposed from quite anot

we go behind the scenes in the turner prize. what do the public think about the shortlisted artists? this one here, it should be piled high and set alight. welcome to the show. this is a huge new art installation being installed in front of hullminster. that is why so in front of hullminster. that is why so many activities are taking plays. how we got room for the little one and here? who is that? -- under here. she hasjust finished rehearsing. she is one of the headline acts that the biggest spoken word festival. it is called contains strong langage. four than 60 acts. we were here yesterday. it was incredible. there is much more than rap. you have stars of poetry, like simon armitage. and hollywood stars, likejeremy like simon armitage. and hollywood stars, like jeremy irons. like simon armitage. and hollywood stars, likejeremy irons. something for everyone. hello from hull. the 2017 city of culture. playing host to poetry and spoken word. swerve into solitude... between the shorelines... i have been known to write a few. it i

turner ward, now the hitting coach. >> john: watch it all the way back. is it a baseball or a grenade? you know that hurt. >> joe: down and away. he hit the concrete floor beyond the wall. he had minor cuts from fiber glass shards. came out of the game. but there is more to that story. it was against the dodgers. you saw mike piazza hit it. that's strike three. trinidad hubbard went through the left field wall earlier that day during batting practice. he was unhurt. this ball was hit the other way by pederson. the celebration was on. pay me, baby. any inning of game 6. three 3-1 ellie. it gets you. if you talk like this: add worcestershire sauce to my cart. it still gets you. gh: ok adding now. and if you're like: hey google, play my love playlist. (truly madly deeply by savage garden plays) oh really? play my love playlist.(pony - ginuwine plays) oh yeah. it also knows the difference between you and him. it's google home mini, and the rest of the google home family. casual fridays at buckingham palace? alright, off you go. surprising. what's not surprisi

turner ward, now the hitting coach. >> john: watch it all the way back. is it a baseball or a grenade? you know that hurt. >> joe: down and away. he hit the concrete floor beyond the wall. he had minor cuts from fiber glass shards. came out of the game. but there is more to that it was against the dodgers. you saw mike piazza hit it. that's strike three. trinidad hubbard went through the left field wall earlier that day during batting practice. he was unhurt. this ball was hit the other way by pederson. the celebration was on. pay me, baby.y. any inning of game 6. three 3-1 ellie. it gets you. if you talk like this: add worcestershire sauce to my cart. it still gets you. gh: ok adding now. and if you're like: hey google, play my love playlist. (truly madly deeply by savage garden plays) oh really? play my love playlist.(pony - ginuwine plays) oh yeah. it also knows the difference between you and him. it's google home mini, and the rest of the google home family. alright, off you go. casual fridays at buckingham palace? surprising.

getting ready for the turner prize isa getting ready for the turner prize is a full on construction projected me around as they built two proper cinemas to show the films of rosalind nashashibi. we want people to feel comfortable and spend time to feel comfortable and spend time to watch the whole film. sometimes ina you to watch the whole film. sometimes in a you on an uncomfortable bench in the room is too cold and the soundis in the room is too cold and the sound is bad and we wanted to eradicate all of that nms people in the film. there was a lot of painting to do before the real paintings came in but even that is more complicated than you think. lot of people who come in and see the show will not realise that all the show will not realise that all the walls are different shades of white. how many test boxes have you gone through? hundreds of them. we we re gone through? hundreds of them. we were joking about 50 shades of artistic grey! each artist worked with the curators to install their exhibitions and four lubaina himid showing outside of london has proved no less stressful than bei

which is a pretty amazing thing, that quotation from turner. turner did not see it coming. notionto go back to this , progress from first draft to second draft, from westward expansion to progressive era, it is changing its course. that shift from the westward expansion definition of progress transferring the public domain into private ownership going from that definition of progress to the progressive era, that is a giant and disorienting change. reversal in the meaning of progress. it is not a full reversal because the progressive era still has plenty of enthusiasm for finding resources in the west and developing them. we cannot be surprised this shift, even though it was under way 130 years ago, we cannot be surprised that the shift still leave some people and communities in the west unsettled and rattled. technique that has actually been incredibly helpful to me. i just learned about it in february -- i guess it was a year ago february. named randyrson olson, he is one gifted communicator. he is a biologist. he became more and more concerned about the troubles that scie

it fits in with the turner prize in town.llywood star as well as fresh new talent. some of the world's finest ballet dancers come back to town. so many amazing dancers have come from hull, it is quite incredible. we go behind the scenes as the turner prize moves from london to hull. we will see what the public think of the short—listed artists. look at the bum cheeks on that. it should be piled high and set alight. hello and welcome to the show. this is a huge new art installation being installed here in front of parliament. front of hull minster. this is one of many venues taking part in the festival. kate tempest has just finished rehearsing. she is one of the headline acts here. this festival is called contains strong language, four days and 60 acts and if you thought poetry was just sonnets, think again. i went last night and it was incredible. but it was more than that. you have the stars of poetry like simon armitage to hollywood stars like jeremy irons. hello from hull. this year we host the biggest festival of poetry

like doing that, turner and i. we both like saying this was his cumberland gap, the ranch and grazer -- so we have that in common. i like this quite a bit. , like it because it is -- well it is an experience we have all had, having to do other drafts. is there anyone who writes so wondrously that the first draft is excellent and everyone says don't touch a thing? it's perfect. would you care to identify yourself? relative hostility from everyone else, you might not want to share that with us. any halfway normal person has to keep going, even with limericks. you'll need three or four drafts. that is a great habit to have in classes. i have told my students that before i met jeff limerick and got that surname, i used to sit in classes when i was bored writing limericks. it's brilliant as a technique, -- pretend you were writing a limerick. you're thinking really hard. turner, burner, so it. you say, in a moment, i've got it now. you write it down, and you look like the most thoughtful notetaker in the room. it has wo

in plain view as turner remembered it. ohioans in the lead of the division ascended the mountain, drove into rebel skirmishers, it shook out into a loose line of battle and charge. boys, colonel, hayes shouted. give the sons of bitches hell. ohioans did their best. they poured raking fire into the rebel line, dodging canister in case shot. the deadly work of a battery which had lumbered further up the mountain. early in the fight, a federal slug slams into the hip of samuel garland and he crumpled to the ground, mortally wounded. mccrae dunklin kirkland of the fifth north carolina takes command of garland's brigade and attempts to brace them, demoralized as they were by the loss of their beloved commander. for some time it was a fierce melee, hand-to-hand jacob coxe recalled. bayonet wounds, never a familiar injury during the civil war, became unusually prevalent. for at least an hour the desperate fighting continued, fighting of a variety of both sides would never witnessed during the war. the federals became so desperate

chris taylor, corey seager, justin turner.y bellinger, yasiel puig, joc pederson. who has not been shut down in this world series for the most part. the back end back, logan forsythe, austin barnes, yu darvish pitching and batting ninth against the right-hander. 24-year-old from tampa, florida. >> john: you prepared to say i'm not giving up any runs. then you get two runs in the first inning and you start thinking about oh, my gosh. i've got the lead. this is mine. the biggest thing for mccullers will be establishing the fastball. he has the go to pitch to the curveball. he's a rhythm pitcher. can he stay in rhythm despite the lineup and the power they possess? the one that said, the dodgers hitting .208 in this series as a team. they've been able to string together hits at opportune times. taylor, the guy at the plate, the biggest hit of the night last night, rbi double off verlander in the sixth. this one into right center field. back at springer. to the wall. just like the top of the inning, a leadoff double. >> john: break

turner hits it down the line but foul.d they walk off home run against the cubs in game 2 of the nlcs. on the 29th anniversary of the kirk gibson home run, game 1 of the world series off dennis eckersley. left side. bregman knocked it away from correa. it is first and second with one out here in the fifth. >> john: with seager at first, correa may have had a chance had it not been deflected. his only chance would have been too backhanded and go to second. tip of the glove is all it took for bregman, who has gone to everything. we are going to have another pitching change. >> joe: francisco liriano, who finally got into the world series last night, is the lefty coming in. a.j. hinch will roll the dice here in the fifth with cody bellinger coming up this is red robin. the place where you can get messy. and you never get fry fomo. so feast on 1 of 3 mouthwatering tavern double burgers. only $6.99 each, anytime. let's burger. red robin! yummm! ♪ i love you so much. we're going to be best friends forever. we're going to go ever

network, turner network has tnt, tbs and cnn do they have market power? and in a world where premium content is now prolific, if you lock at just scripted tv series. since 2010, the number has doubled. equipmented tv series are everywhere, and -- and to suggest that turner networks, whose market share of total media viewed is somewhere in the single digits in terms of market share of total media viewed to suggest that that has market power seems to be quite a stretch in our mind, and so the government has said, there's market power in both places and the reason that they have filed the lawsuit is they believe that putting these two together will cause prices to go up, and what's the mechanism by which prices would go up turner can now go to the cable distributors and say we're negotiating rates, and we now are prepared to black out our content to you, and when we black it out, what's going to happen your customers will leave you and go to directv, so as a result there's going to be the ability to raise prices. we think that is patently false. we don't thi

turner hits it down the line but foul. turner had they walk off home run against the cubs in game 2 of the nlcs. on the 29th anniversary of the kirk gibson home run, game 1 of the world series off dennis eckersley. left side. bregman knocked it away from correa. it is first and second with one out here in the fifth. >> john: with seager at first, correa may have had a chance had it not been deflected. his only chance would have been too backhanded and go to second. tip of the glove is all it took for bregman, who has gone to everything. we are going to have another pitching change. >> joe: francisco liriano, who finally got into the world series last night, is the lefty coming in. a.j. hinch will roll the dice here in the fifth with cody bellinger coming up this is red robin. the place where you can get messy. and you never get fry fomo. so feast on 1 of 3 mouthwatering tavern double burgers. only $6.99 each, anytime. with bottomless steak fries, of course. let's burger. red robin! yummm! ♪ i love you so much. we're going

turner not really a base stealer.. brad peacock trying to finish off the third inning. got the save in game 3 on friday night in houston, going 3 2/3. now into the ball game here. time called at the plate. and another visit from mccann. earlier tonight, nathan garcia, member of the boys & girls club's of metro los angeles challengers clubhouse delivered the game ball with dodgers legend manny mota. learn more about boys & girls club. go to bgca.org. manny mota, dodgers outfielder, pinch-hitting specialist. .304 career hitter. the count is 1-2 on pederson. >> john: peacock's fastball looks lively again. both staffs have gone to the well. each guy who comes in, trying to dig deep into the reserve tank. >> joe: here comes the 2-2 pitch. first and third, two out. strike out ends the ending as mccann finishes the put out. the dodgers now have hit into a double play and stranded six. opportunities missed for l.a. big outs for the astros, who lead 5-0 after three. and you can help. tweet #hr4hr and t-mobile will donate anoth

haven't turners said it signed a 10 -- >> reporter: turners said it signed a 10-year lease, and that it goes above and beyond to follow all laws and regulations. >> we do not exist in this industry if we don't follow the law. we take time to share with local law enforcement or federal law enforcement if there is something that doesn't seem right to us. >> reporter: one city council member pointed to a number of thefts at turners's outdoorsmen's various stores. >> 2015 st., 12 rifings stole -- 2015, 12 rifles stolen from your store in corona. >> correct. >> reporter: some say a moratorium won't make the community safer. >> they can use a truck, a van. >> we as a community have a right to decide what businesses open up in san carlos. >> reporter: more than 100 people signed up to speak. the mayor said he has been inundated with e-mails, mostly supporting the moratorium. >> i've gotten 500 e-mails. i've never gotten 500 e-mails on anything. >> the initial moratorium is for 45 days, but it will be likely extended to up to two years. the city manager said it takes time to her an expert to

let me thank my colleague, representative johnnie turner. i'm state representative antonio parker of tennessee. i represent the north part of the city. and dr. bellamy, i wanted to address some of the things you said that i agree with 100%. we have created a culture in the part of the district that i represent of electing individuals that come from the ground up. first. these individuals have plowed and sowed into the communities before they were elected. what we tell people to do is when these strangers in the land show up wanting to be elected, asking for your vote, the first question that should come out of your mouth is what have you done for me lately? >> we want to make sure you ask a question here. >> okay. okay. yes, ma'am. thank you, ma'am. >> sorry. >> i got redirected. so here's my question. here's my question. kind of a question/comment. i think that -- i think that -- [ laughter ] >> thank you. thank you. i believe in my heart of hearts that we should meet these millennials and individuals where they are. and if they are on inst

. >> reporter: this will be the site of turner's outdoorsman if it ever opens. we are at a strip mall. and while turner's is also a chain, it's facing resistance from the community. plans to open the store are on hold until the san carlos city council discusses it tomorrow night. they sell guns, ammo, hunting and fish bei and fishing equipment. when members of the community got wind of plans, the sentiment is that san carlos doesn't need another gun store. in light of the mass shootings that have been going on across the country, many residents say it's not appropriate to add another one. >> i'm not happy having this in san carlos, and this is a really prominent shopping center where people come to get everything on a daily basis. so to have a gun store here, i think this sends the wrong message, contrary to what san carlos residents represent or prefer. >> reporter: we'll be talking with the mayor of san carlos later this evening. he and the city council will be taking up this issue tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. representatives of turner's outdoorsman are expected to a

when you take a look at cnn plus the turner assets.at were to remain in the combined company what sort of antitrust concerns could there be that's what we're all sort of scratching our heads about >> well, i think that the question is always when you have the company that's controlling the distribution pipes and also controlling the content, what could that mean? we've seen vertical integration before when you had comcast buying nbc universal, at&t is a different situation because it has the mobile carrier and it also has the tv business in directv and it would have the content assuming this all comes together the reason why at&t wants to buy time warner is because of that content because they want to figure out a way to differentiate their pipes and to differentiate their mobile service at a time when whether it's broadband, pay tv bundle or mobile, that pipe is becoming a commodity. >> thank you, julia. >> i'm no expert on the doj and certainly a hot area to see what it means for the content business. >> julia, thank you very much. >

. >> reporter: this will be the site of turner's outdoorsman if it ever opens. we are at a strip mall. and while turner's is also a chain, it's facing resistance from the community. plans to open the store are on hold until the san carlos city council discusses it tomorrow night. they sell guns, ammo, hunting and fish bei and fishing equipment. when members of the community got wind of plans, the sentiment is that san carlos doesn't need another gun store. in light of the mass shootings that have been going on across the country, many residents say it's not appropriate to add another one. >> i'm not happy having this in san carlos, and this is a really prominent shopping center where people come to get everything on a daily basis. so to have a gun store here, i think this sends the wrong message, contrary to what san carlos residents represent or prefer. >> reporter: we'll be talking with the mayor of san carlos later this evening. he and the city council will be taking up this issue tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. representatives of turner's outdoorsman are expected to a

turner includes cnn and many other channels as well. because they are concerned about possible harm that could come from having very desirable content combined with very broad distribution. and there might be some ability to leverage both of those positions to harm rivals in either segment. emily: so, john, despite what randall stephenson said, if indeed this is true, do you think this is politically motivated? >> well, who knows. you do know the doj has laid the giant uncertainty bomb on the markets. it was only two days ago that everybody in the m&a space was so excited at these rumors about disney and 21st century fox because they thought that the dinner bell had rung. and then this comes. markets detest uncertainty. no one knows whether this is a personal vendetta. ou are mergers and acquisitions going to be determined by a policy that has a rationale behind it, or is it going to be about who the president is mad at at the moment? that is what has to be clarified right now. emily: if cnn got spun off or sold, what would that mean fo

which means turner's outdoorsman won't be opening any time soon. the prospect of a second gun store has galvanized the community. the crowd spilled out of council chambers. they also packed the overflow rooms. they say much sat stake. >> what kind of environment do we want, do people want the raise their children in. do they want the raise it in an environment where it's just as easy to go buy a gun store as a disney movie? >> the issue came to light when the community got wind of plans to turn this into a turner's outdoors man, a retail chain that sells guns, ammo, hunting and fishing equipment. san carlos city hall received hundreds of e-mails in opposition. the city council is now considering a moratorium on gun stores. >> to me, that's a classic case of where you say stop the music. we have to decide as a community what we want to do. >> representatives of turner's outdoorsman say a moratorium would be unfair. they have already invested $125,000 into the location. plus they say there is nothing unsafe about their stores. >> i personally feel sa

it's awesome to see it. ♪ >> turner, he's awesome. i love his energy.s so humble. >> this is their time. this is their time tonight. >> absolutely the best weather and the best people. nothing not to like. except traffic. >> ♪ another perfect day ♪ i love l.a. >> this team, these guys, i'm so excited. >> game 7. >> we win eight. >> we want to take it home. >> it is the dodgers year. >> i love l.a. >> we love it. >> i love l.a. >> l.a., baby. >> love l.a. >> just another sunny day. >> they were right about the weather. >> what is your record label? >> kevin: we don't want to know. the commissioner trophy, that's what they are playing for. that's what we are talking about. >> david: i've got three of those. >> kevin: you have them with you? >> david: i've got three of them. i'm sorry. don't hate. >> kevin: astros all-star center fielder george springer has been hot. four home runs in the series. he is standing by with tom verducci. >> tom: you play center field for the astros but you are also the keeper of the clubhouse stereo. game 7, what's it like, the

they call the idea a last- minute attack from the city after turner's worked responsibly with them and the city's police chief to open the store. >> reporter: a representative from the store did get dr. was a short time ago and explained that no one from the company is available to speak before tonight city council meeting. the mayor says that he and others have met with representatives of the store and they have a presentation at tonight city council meeting. they will open it up to public comment. back to you. >>> a police officer critically injured last month on by patrol was moved to another facility for continued treatment. an ambulance carrying the officer was given a police escort at the drugs. has transported him in test to a facility in the south bay. police and firefighters gathered to salute the ambulance and he remains in critical condition. the man accused of running him down is facing attempted murder charges and is being held without bail. >>> it was a moment of joy for 49er fans in a moment a personal tragedy for goodman. we will have the story behind that heartbreaking

which means turner's outdoorsman won't be opening any time soon. the prospect of a second gun store has galvanized the community. the crowd spilled out of council chambers. they also packed the overflow rooms. they say much sat stake. >> what kind of environment do we want, do people want the raise their children in. do they want the raise it in an environment where it's just as easy to go buy a gun store as a disney movie? >> the issue came to light when the community got wind of plans to turn this into a turner's outdoors man, a retail chain that sells guns, ammo, hunting and fishing equipment. san carlos city hall received hundreds of e-mails in opposition. the city council is now considering a moratorium on gun stores. >> to me, that's a classic case of where you say stop the music. we have to decide as a community what we want to do. >> representatives of turner's outdoorsman say a moratorium would be unfair. they have already invested $125,000 into the location. plus they say there is nothing unsafe about their stores. >> i personally feel sa

let's head over to kpix5 reporter emily turner live in santa rosa's fountain grove neighborhood where there are fears of erosion. >> reporter: yeah. it has been wet pretty much all day, but especially in the last hour it's really picked up. i'm going to home out -- hop out of the way so you can see what we're talking about, all this debris exposed on the hillside and the concern is this could start sliding downhill. above ground and below there is an all out effort to hold the ground in place in places burned by the fire and it's a race against the clock as rains move into sonoma county. >> with the forecast we knew we had a lot of work to get accomplished in a short period of time. >> reporter: four hand crews are out clearing storm drains making sure water won't run off the roads in a burnt lot and over a dozen crews are threading cameras through storm drains to look for weaknesses or blockages, but there's also concern about sliding hillsides and debris removal sites, which is why all counties are going to leave the slab in place for winter. >> it's completely exposed. it's going t

the film is a heartfelt tribute to peter turner's love affair with a remarkable woman.h took a young man on a journey that changed his life. and the film is released on the 17th of november. inside out is back in the new year. see you then. hello. whilst many of us have seen some crisp sunshine today, there have been some showers around through the afternoon. they have been most frequent into northern scotland seen north sea coasts of england. some of the showers are producing snow into the higher hills of scotland and they will do again tonight at relatively low levels in northern scotland for a time, going into the night. most of the showers overnight become confined to north sea coast, particularly in england, with quite a strong wind keeping the temperature up here, compared with elsewhere. elsewhere, these are town and city centre temperatures, as ever, it is cold in the suburbs and into the countryside. a widespread frost developing. extra time to prepare the car in the morning. this is how it looks at eight o'clock in the morning. sunshine to start the day. with

the film is a heartfelt tribute to peter turner's love affair with a remarkable woman. on a journey that changed his life. and the film is released on the 17th of november. inside out is back in the new year. see you then. this is how we start remembrance sunday, cloudy with some outbreaks of rain down to the south. not quite as cold here but clearer skies and a few wintry showers to the far north, with temperatures just a couple of degrees above freezing. now, that cold air is going to continue to push its way steadily south across the whole of england and wales as we go through remembrance sunday. so it's worth bearing in mind, if you're up and off early, we could see a scattering of showers, some of those running down through the cheshire gap to the midlands and maybe into the south—east but hopefully they will ease away in time for remembrance sunday services at the cenotaph. but it's worth bearing in mind there could be an isolated rogue shower still floating around. elsewhere, if you are heading for remembrance sunday services, most likely chance of seeing some sh

the film is a heartfelt tribute to peter turner's love affair with a remarkable woman.h took a young man on a journey that changed his life. and the film is released on the 17th of november. inside out is back in the new year. see you then. good evening. well, we have some rain to clear away once it does so it will turn increasingly colder for tomorrow, remembrance sun will be cold and crisp for many but this rain isa cold and crisp for many but this rain is a nuisance overnigh. it will tend to linger across central an southern areas and it will be slow to clear away, further north a scattering of showers, some of them win from scattering of showers, some of them winfrom in scattering of showers, some of them win from in scotland. here it will cooler, so we will see a rash of showering running down through the cheshire gap, that will be a nuisance into tomorrow. they could ling e there is is a bit of a question mark, will they be there for the cenotaph first thing? hopefully not, sunny cold wind and showers the story for remembrance sunday, so this is the area that coul

the film is a heartfelt tribute to peter turner's love affair with a remarkable woman.an on a journey that changed his life. and the film is released on the 17th of november. inside out is back in the new year. see you then. some of us have sunshine throughout the weekend. others are being made to wait. a damp start in the midlands today but things have perked up in the east midlands compared with earlier. not doing that in somerset this afternoon, light and patchy rain, but we keep much of south wales and south—west england under cloud. sunshine in northern england. good sunny spells in scotland. scattering of showers in the north and west. over the next hour we will see the rain into this evening turning heaviest over south wales in southern england. you can see the wet zone here. showers across northern scotland. becoming more widespread around irish sea coast and pushing through parts of wales, the midlands, and south—west england late in the night. a touch of frost on the higher ground of england and scotland. caldaire established over the northern half of the uk,

turner includes cnn. at&t ceo randall stephenson commenting it didn't come from him. saying he hasn't suggested it or say that he would. he said he won't sell any assets for deal approval. joining us is jennifer fritzsche. what is real and what is not real, jennifer, on the stories we've seen swirling around for the last 24 hours? do you know? >> thavrng thanks for having me we were at the conference where john stevens, the cfo, indicated the timing was uncertain to a full room. i can tell you that was quite a curveball that we didn't expect nor did many of the arbitrage investors in the room. it's unclear to know what is true, what is not true this is still a vertical deal. suppliers buy a distributor or a distributor buying a supplier. as you know, the president said not one of these deals has been blocked in the past 40 years, i believe. so the law is still the law. it seems like the doj might be looking for concessions, which is understandable. but for randall stephenson to come out and speak to cnn, that was a bold statement spoke to where their view is on fighti

the turner family gun store. amber, what did they decide?poke with you about an hour ago, the mayor and the city council voted to approve that moratorium in a 4-1 vote. >> we love a full house, when our community comes out to talk with us about how they file about issues in our community. haven't san carlos calls itself the city of good living, and

this after he sent -- sentence former swimmer brock turner to six months in jail. he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a frat party served half his sentence and was released. riddick say the sentence was too lenient and part of a pattern by persky to go easy on males convicted of crimes against women.>> we need judges who understand sexual assault and domestic violence and take it seriously.>> reporter: while the effort moves ahead one lawyer said she is qualified for the bench. deputy district attorney cindy hendrickson tells us previously disenfranchised people are finally having a voice. she says county residents are using the tools of democracy to unseat persky. i am standing up to offer those people a superior alternative.>> we feel positive there will be some good choices for the voters.>> reporter: this week judge persky started a new role as the night judge working sunday until friday morning. that is at his request. he is responsible for emergency protective orders for victims which make some of his critics uneasy. he set th

emily turner kpix 5. >> the community will respond. they do every year. >>> a flash flood watch has been issued for the north bay burn area starting tomorrow afternoon with more rain on the way. a big concern is mudslides but another potential threat is sinkholes because the fires actually melted some of the underground storm drains in santa rosa. >> how much rain is in the forecast? >> not enough to cause a flash flood watch under normal circumstances but certainly the past month or not normal circumstances. there are thousands of acres with no vegetation so it will turn to mud and possibly to reflow radical -- debris flow rather quickly. we have a significant weather maker coming through. we will get 1 to 3 inches of rainfall for the north bay. looking at radar right now showing a few showers off shore. this is in the warm sector of the storm. the heavy rain comes with a cold front arrives tomorrow. there will be some scattered overnight showers in the north bay. san francisco could have a few drips as well. upper 60s in san jose con

turner. good pitch in on the hands from morton.rdless of what happens to morton in this inning and for this game, with the astros have found out about charlie morton in his postseason, last two starts will serve them well and him next year. >> joe: he's got talent and guts. a.j. hinch told us before the game, you just don't know until you see these guys in this type of series, this type of environment. morton doesn't seem overwhelmed by the size of the chance. he misses down and away. 2-1. three of the first four reached against morton lessening but then a strikeout and a groundou groundout. ended the threat. >> john: three starters for the astros in this game. dallas keuchel warming up in the bullpen as we speak. a couple relievers came out, got out of a jam. keuchel will go through his normal routine, i would imagine, as if he was going to start the eighth inning. >> joe: he just got up. he was matched up against clayton kershaw in game 5. kershaw was good tonight. four shutout innings with two hits. verlander is down there if th

representatives of turner's will speak tomorrow. that starts at 7:00 at city hall. >>> palo alto police are searching for a suspect who robbed a woman at gunpoint and stole her cell phone friday night. it happened near university avenue. the victim, a woman in her 20s, told police she was sitting in her parked car when the suspect pointed a gun at her and demamded money. >>> members of ten local churches attended a community forum to learn about changes to an immigrant protection program. many immigrants who attend the churches are protected by the temporary protected status program. they're now worried because it's disappearing. >> we are being part of this nation for almost 18 years with tps. so we're being here practically legally. we contribute taxes and we are integrating the communities. so police give us an opportunity. >> earlier this week, the department of homeland security canceled temporary protected status for 2500 nick rag wans living in the u.s. >>> members of the bay area's jujitsu community came together to help one

emily turner is tracking showers. >>reporter: it was a wet start and our week isn't going to dry out. taking a look to our high depth doppler. the green is the showers that we're talking about. zooming into the north bay, you can see there's a lot of rain right now over ped lou that moving through santa rosa. heavy showers there actually zooming in closer to santa rosa in the fire areas. you can see more rain storms. our totals as far as rainfall is concerned, 7/10th of an inch. going down from there, we're expecting more throughout the day because the showers are going to continue through the afternoon and pickup wednesday after a dry out. >>> the forecast has some people in wine country worried the rain could cause more problems above ground and below. kpix5 jessica flores is what crews are watching for below the surface. >>> crews are putting these cameras down the storm drain to look at miles and miles of pipes and the camera will show them the damage. it's below the fountain grow community have spotted areas wher

representatives from turners outdoorsman did not comment after the vote.zes kron 4 news. representatives from turners outdoorsman did not comment after the vote. reporting live in san carlos, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you the morning. ( james ) also happening today... attorneys are expected to announce a expected to announce a series of lawsuits against p-g-and-e following the north bay wildfires. the lawsuit claims that multiple failures by p-g-and-e contributed to the deadly fires. but now the utilities company says they are not at fault. instead they say that the tubbs fire... which tore through santa rosa was started by a private power line. cal fire investigators were in calistoga yesterday removing items from two homes trying to figure out the cause. 43 people died in the north bay firestorm... 21 of the victims were killed in the tubbs fire. ( james ) police are releasing a new description of the hit-and-run driver wanted for killing a single mother in south san francisco. the crash happened saturday

turner. good pitch in on the hands from morton.ns to morton in this inning and for this game, with the astros have found out about charlie morton in his postseason, last two starts will serve them well and him next year. >> joe: he's got talent and guts. a.j. hinch told us before the game, you just don't know until you see these guys in this type of series, this type of environment. morton doesn't seem overwhelmed by the size of the chance. he misses down and away. 2-1. three of the first four reached against morton lessening but then a strikeout and a groundou groundout. ended the threat. >> john: three starters for the astros in this game. dallas keuchel warming up in the bullpen as we speak. a couple relievers came out, got out of a jam. keuchel will go through his normal routine, i would imagine, as if he was going to start the eighth inning. >> joe: he just got up. he was matched up against clayton kershaw in game 5. kershaw was good tonight. four shutout innings with two hits. verlander is down there if they need him. there i

turner. mr. turner: thank you for working diligently to create the tax cuts and jobs act to give a tax break to the middle class. after speaking to tissue speaking to speaker ryan and the chair of the ways and means committee, tom reed, i believe an unintended consequence of this bill would hinder americans pursuing a higher education degree in an attempt to better their lives. it will affect those in higher institutions. higher institutions can provide -- provide tax-free reimbursement waivers to plofse he university. soverl my constituents, including my niece, would be impacted by this currently, employer incentives are not taxed. i offered two amendments that would have kept these qualified tuition reduction benefits and currently would have provided hem to continue. mr. brady: i wreeled an additional two minutes the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. turner: the senate bill did not include repeal of these education benefits. i could like your assurances that

the cnn turner piece was secondary in the totality of this transaction but still is a big part of it. >> andrew, it's karen. let me ask you something, i don't know what the merger agreement provides for, but let's say at&t decides to sue. does time warner have to stick around for the entirety of that or is there a drop dead date they can think about, maybe we should look to sell ourselves elsewhere? >> reporter: you know what, i don't know the answer to that, i need to dig into the merger agreement itself my expectation is that at&t has an obligation to continue to pursue the deal even under duress, if you will, or under pressure from the government i believe that time warner will try to hold them to that >> andy, andrew, some news sources are reporting this is literally something coming from the president, you know how he feels about cnn. it seems petty, and if it is that, will that blow over? >> reporter: there's been a lot of speculation in the last several hours about the comments trump made even on the campaign trail about wanting to break up a deal of this magnitude you can see

.>> the chainstore turner's outdoorsman that wants to open in sent karlos. executives said they take break care in closely following all the laws and fit -- safety regulations. the city council plans to address the controversy on monday night.>>> louis ck issued a statement and an apology saying accusations he engaged in sexual misconduct are true. his case is one of many that are now in the headlines.>> reporter: louis ck's confession comes as sexual misconduct allegations emerge involving other stars. the loss and just district attorney said it task force is being formed to handle the cases. some say it shows a need -- for a change in culture nationwide.>> reporter: his popular act now has a painful irony. >> there is no greater threat to women than men. we are the number one threat. to women. locally and historically we are the number one cause of injury and mayhem to women.>> reporter: the comedian confess accusations by five women were true. he abused his power by exposing himself or committing sexual acts in their presence. the power i had over these w

for joe jonas and sophie turner. they celebrated with a star-studded party in new york. nick brought if i canner to ya's secret model georgia fowler. and his band mates were there. >>> tom hanks place cupid. >> here's -- ryan's question and sit for nicky young. nicky, will you marry me? >> tom kurnd his q & a session into a love match. he couldn't resist harassing the groom to be. >> we can all adwree this is one lucky man. she could have done a little better. >> how great is that. you ask a celebrity to do your proposal for you. tom shanks the one. the nicest. >>> speaking of i dos. jason momoa pulled off a secret wedding. at least he thought it was. jason, along side his justice league costars explaps we to our carly steel. >> congratulations on making it official. how did you keep in on the tl? >> i thought it would have stayed that way. >> reporter: jason and lisa tied the knot in a private ceremony last month. their two kids reportedly took part, as did lisa's daughter, zoe kravitz. with her ex, lenny. >> it's a gathering of our families and celebrating our love. >>

nischelle turner found out how. >> this moment is i feel a seminal moment.t's a really powerful time for everybody to get woke. this is really a question about power. and the misuse and abuse of power. so -- i think it's a time for those of us who do hold some to come together and to see what we can do to further this moment. >> reporter: oprah believes one of the most significant ways people like her can help end sexual harassment in hollywood is to elevate other women into positions of power. >> have you really been having meetings with other women in the industry trying to see what you can do and where you can take it from here? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: that philosophy is also echoed in the actions of oprah's good friend and "queen sugar" executive producer and creator ava duvernay. it was her idea to hire only female directors for the series. >> baby. >> reporter: the two reunited on the red carpet to sort next wednesday's season two finale of "queen sugar." ava says she hopes harassment victims are now given opportunities to turn their trauma into so