u. commission your calls cherry picking and that's won't fly e.u. council president even made fun of me on instagram to drive that point home no cherries with no solution for ireland and future trade ties so recent may is in a very difficult situation if she gives in to the e.u. the breaks the tears will eat her alive if she doesn't there's no deal. bret's it still means breakfast but not even teresa mayes seems to know whether it will be soft or hard. to the champions league now in munich had to settle for a one one draw at home last night i i guess. it was a dream start for by and with defender heading them in front of just four minutes it was his first goal for the club in almost a year but after twenty two minutes the dutch side tied the score through a new save rally the game ended one one leaving without a win in their last three matches including their bonus league game it's. now if you've ever attended or paid in durance race like marathon you know what a mess they are to clean up especially at the water stops where hundreds maybe thousands

u. commission here calls cherrypicking and that won't fly e.u. council president even made fun of me on instagram to drive that point home no cherries with no solution for ireland and future trade ties to recent may isn't a very difficult situation if she gives in to the e.u. breaks a tears will eat her alive if she doesn't there's no deal. scientists have successfully landed an observation device on an asteroid japanese space agency confirmed a landing a short while ago a german french probe named mascot touched down on the asteroid. it was launched on a japanese rocket only four years ago. scott is part of an effort to find clues about the origin of the solar system. just spacecraft journey took three and a half years only making the final approach in recent weeks. finally the critical moment is at hand the mothership drops mask gently towards the asteroid surface mascot's lightweight help ensure it wouldn't be damaged by the impact but it had to land on a flat surface to unpack itself. and get to work. my colleagues and i attach the camera to

u. commission here calls cherry picking and that won't fly e.u. council president don't not even made fun of me on instagram to drive that point home no cherries with no solution for ireland and future trade ties to recent may isn't a very difficult situation if she gives in to the e.u. breaks a tears will eat her alive if she doesn't there's no deal. right so a lot at stake for theresa may she is due to make a major speech before congress of her conservative party in birmingham england and the mosque is there for us to get good to see you so her speech is an attempt to reassert her authority over a conservative party that's deeply divided over breakfast and the strategy going forward what kind of reception will she receive based on what people there have been telling you. i spoke to a lot of delegates here at the party conference who she oversees trying to win over the have and have to say very mixed feedback i got from them some people went out of their way to tell me we are not divided and we are not crazy we are the conservative party we don't

u. fee in commissions and effects era conflicts so far in sixty minutes on g.w. .it was a human made cataclysm. the first global disaster of the twentieth century. and one. marks the hundredth anniversary of its end. what is humankind learned from the great one. place as it learned anything about. nineteen eighteen not forgotten the w.'s november focus. going to. germany is a country where people love to complain america one of them a complaint of that is a german if those flashy trains of there's a just a couple minutes late there's a collective huff of discontent along the platform and even if they are on time then they're too full all the children a tree loud and the trains are some of the.

cantwell: i want to thank u and the commission for organizing this debate. leaders are interested in soundbites than getting something done. when it comes to washington state i will work with whoever i can to get results. i'm working with republicans and democrats getting the first ever federal tax incentive for apprentices. i helped pushed through a new jaya bill to expand benefits for veterans when it fits into their lives. i fought when the air force gave the contract to the wrong tanker here in and built it washington state. i supported and fought to get the reauthorization of the export import bank's so are small businesses could have new markets overseas for great products. i will stand up to my party when necessary as i did voting against the bailout of wall street. i will stand up to this president when he was wrong about cutting wildfire funding and we've restored $2 billion to make sure it was more cost-effective end protecting communities. the last thing we need is a rubber stamp of the trump diminished -- trump agenda. include --o fight to to pro

and lastly- according to the u-s consumer product safety commission out of 45-hundred halloween- relatedies last year, 41 percent were linked to making jack-o-lanterns. (vicki) a good 'ole cup of joe can jump start any morning... but too much coffee can be bad for your health. researchers say healthy adults can consume up to 400 milligrams of caffeine a day... that's about four cups of coffee a day. if you need to cut back on caffeine -- keep a diary. jot down what you drink and when. and look at your diet. caffeine can be found in coffee -- tea -- soda -- and chocolate. it's also in energy bars -- and pain medicines. if you're looking to cut back, try tea or other coffee alternatives. also if you need a pick me up in the afternoon -- try breathing exercises. or get up from your desk and go for a short walk. (vicki) after the break why rapper kanye west is distancing himself from politics... (vicki) grammy award winning singer pharrell williams is not happy with president trump. the artist's lawyer sent the president a cease and desist letter after his song "happy" was played at one of t

using the product at all.also on the list of halloween dangers - pumpkin carving.the u-s consumer product safety commissionays out of 45-hundred halloween- related injuries last year, 41 percent were linked to making jack-o-lanterns.safety experts suggest putting away sharp kitchen knives and using the small tools in carving kits. for today's health minute, i'm meredith wood. ( darya ) for your money this morning... two local universities are among the best in the world. and there are some signs the san francisco home market is slowing down. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more ( jane ) good morningstanford was named the 3rd best college in the world.the u-s news and world report study looked at academic research first but also financial aid and well respected professors.it ranked cal-berkeley 4th best!harvard topped the list.home prices are still going up in sanf rancisco but the gains are slowing.the case shiller home price index says san francisco had the 2nd biggest price gains up 10 point 6 percent. nationally, home prices gains in the u-s are now at a 20 month low.home sales ha

using the product at all.also on the list of halloween dangers - pumpkin carving.the u-s consumer product safety commissionays out of 45-hundred halloween- related injuries last year, 41 percent were linked to making jack-o-lanterns.safety experts suggest putting away sharp kitchen knives and using the small tools in carving kits. for today's health minute, i'm meredith wood. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) coming up new tonight at six:get ready to see cars with no one behind the wheel. so called "ghost cars" will soon be hitting the streets in the bay area.we'll tell you where fully autonomous cars will be testing locally.(pam) then - also new at six... we have an update on the big cat which has been dubbed the pleasanton puma... after it forced the closure on hopyard road - while officials tried to capture it. and breaking news - an arrest has been made in the shooting of a 3-year-old in oakland... details next at six. (ken) tonight at (ken) (ken) tonight at 6.... fully autonomous "ghost" cars will soon be here. the d-

should the commission be inclined to approve the increase in parking, planning staff have prepared additional findings pursuant to planning code section 303-u. this project is the first to be brought before the commission to participate in the home-sf program, which provides incentives in the form of development bonuses and zoning modifications for units on site at below-market rate in an amount higher than that required by the inclusionary housing ordinance. this project proposes to provide 30%, or 18 of the 60 total proposed dwelling units as permanently affordable in exchange for two extra floors totalling 19 additional feet of building height, as well as relief from the building resident requirements, which would have capped the total number of dwelling units on the site to 27. the project is not seeking any additional building height in order to achieve the required ceiling height of 14 feet for the proposed non-residential uses on the ground floor. the home-sf program also requires the project to a dwelling unit requirement and allows the commission to grand exceptions to the rear yard requirements of planning code section 134 and non

u u.k. prime minister theresa may arrive early for talks with european commission president john called you'll cut both sides hold out little hope of a quick break through of the negotiations stalled over the weekend german chancellor angela merkel echoed the hardening tone coming out of a new government saying before she left for brussels that member states must be ready for outcomes that include no deal at all before breakfast. and before leaving for the summit theresa may insisted she was committed to reaching a deal with the e.u. despite the hurdles that remain in brussels and that her question tired in the british parliament she was again forced to defend herself against shop criticism. so the prime minister has a choice she continued to push the tory party's interest. or she could listen to your own hands this is completely and she said the people of britain for which is it to me was i can play politics the conservatives didn't have opened up a god. of scots who have brussels and i say he said quietly that when john adams correspondent max max given the pressure to race and i even if she

the lawsuit filed sunday by the u-s department of justice came roughly an hour after governor jerry brown signed the law. the federal communications commission last year repealed rules preventing internet companies from exercising more control over what people watch and see on the internet. california's law seeks to reinstate those rules. the lawsuit argues that california's approach is "unlawful and anti-consumer" because it imposes burdensome regulations on the internet and goes against the federal government's approach. (justine) and -- companies headquartered in california can no longer have all-male corporate boards. a new bill was enacted today -- requiring all publicly traded firms in the state to have at least one woman on their board of directors by the end of 20- 19. if there are already five directors in a company... two women must be added by the end of 2021. for six or more directors, at least three women are required to be added by 2021. if companies don't follow the new mandate -- they'll face a penalty.. (jrstone) another big law approved by the governor.. all law enforcement agencies will be audited for rape kits that have g

u know that whole foods would work with us to make this work. and i realize the commission would like to see more housing. however, it is not feasible given the constraints we are under. i am aware from letters that there is continued opposition, but mostly from people that are not immediate neighbors. i know this process includes an opportunity for anyone to express their views on potential projects, but i have to say i think the opposition is misplaced. a vibrant grocery store at this location will revitalize the immediate area and will be a substantial benefit even to those who are now in opposition. including the emergence, i believe. whole foods 365 has agreed to make a concession such as eliminating spirits in response to the drug shop concern and have reached out to other merchants to bring them into the fold. this cooperation is something that no nonchain store are capable of and shows 365's commitment to the neighborhood. they have been pan fantastic partners and huge 73% favorable polling has given us faith to keep at this. lastly, i want you to know i have been i

commission. one of the architects for the e .u.loomberg. >> the fiscal targets announced by the new government are out of line with the agreed fiscal framework that countries have given themselves. iny have adjusted a bit response to the criticism. we have to wait and see but there is the potential for conflict. francine: still with us, nicholas gartside and james barty. james, what do you do with italian bond yields? there seems to be the standoff getting worse. i do not know if it is salvini ad demaio speaking to domestic audience being interpreted by international investors. james: i think they are speaking to a domestic audience. our economies look to the details of the plan, it looks like more weakening than we previously anticipated. standoff in the problem is, if you are in the international investor, are you going to buy italian assets now? we have of research done, if we look at where italian retail investors come in , the danger for the italian government is they are playing with fire. by widening the deficit, they are me

u nless tell me that words aren't enough unless they come coupled with actions. they are anxious to see whether the australian government will follow up on all of the recommendations of the royal commissione—year enquiry into abuse here. and many i have spoken to what even more action. changes in the law, particularly around the issue of covering up abuse. they want much tougherjail sentences, and the change in law, to prosecute anyone who has been accused of found guilty of concealing abuse. and as you say, they are looking for action now. there is some criticism as well about some of the compensation that has been put forward for those who have been victims. many arguing that many have even taken their own lives, they will never be compensated. absolutely, and as part of the apology, scott morrison did make clear that there was never any suggestion that they would expect forgiveness from victims, or that they could ever really make up for they could ever really make up for the grief and loss and pain they have endured. however, financial redress is a key recommendation from the royal commission. redress scheme has been put in place. it took awhile, but all states have agreed to it. how

thousand budget plan to the european commission the day was originally set for today has now been moved to choose day rome has the biggest government debt in the u and the government wants to raise the target for next year's deficit to two point four percent of gross domestic product to finance generous welfare promises. announced watering common era is unlikely to be on the european commission's menu today instead it could. find itself choking on today's it's highly and main course made up of a whole lot of debt rome is set on increasing state spending but with two point three trillion euros of debt it has the highest level of it in the e.u. and now that figure is set to rise beyond what was originally planned blackmail says the e.u. but the italian government dismisses such accusations. it's not true that our budget works against the e.u. that this is the narrative of members of european parties who are currently sitting in european institutions italy is one of the founding countries of the european union and we've always said that not only do we want to remain in it but we want to improve this union and make it more democratic make it more su

u eel just welcome thoughts or anything to add to that. >> just one thing to add is that this is not unique. this is something that majority of commissions do as they honor folks that contribute great work to whatever work their commission is tasked with, and so it's up to you guys to decide, but i definitely think it's something we should explore and i love the concert poster idea. >> it doesn't have to be a venue. it could be a person or group of people or venue or organizer, etc. >> i love it. >> also good outdoor events or daytime events? >> i think under our purview is definitely open for that. and anybody who is adding to entertainment in san francisco. >> so i think this is a great idea. just so i am understanding, so the proclamation would look like one of the 60s vintage posters, is that where you are heading? >> what i was halogening is yearly we could kind of -- what i was imagining is every year we could redo it and the if you go to the filmore. >> and that would be kind of the commission proclamation. >> got it. >> instead of like something stodgey. >> we're kind of cool here. look at commissioner tan's hair. we're the cool

the lawsuit filed yesterday by the u-s department of justice came an hour after governor jerry brown signed the law. the federal communications commission last year repealed rules preventing internet companies from exercising more control over what people watch and see on the internet. california's law seeks to reinstate those rules. the lawsuit argues that california's approach is "unlawful and anti-consumer" because it imposes regulations on the internet and goes against the federal government's approach. ( robin ) companies headquartered in california can no longer have all-male corporate boards. a new bill was enacted sunday -- requiring all publicly traded firms in the state to have at least one woman on their board of directors by the end of 20- 19. if there are already five directors in a company... two women must be added by the end of 20-21. for six or more directors, at least three women are required to be added by 2021. if companies don't follow the new mandate -- they will face a penalty. ( robin ) happening today... it is the official start of fleet week... and kron 4 is your fleet week station. the blue angels arrived in t

commission. tesla shares are down about 14% this year. >>> "variety" reports the screenwriter of the film "the hate u give" died the day before the film'sse. audrey wells died at the age of 58 after a long battle with cancer. wells also wrote and directed the movie "under the tuscan sun." "the hate u give" is an adaption of angie thomas' best-selling novel about the police shooting of a young black man. two of the film's stars amandla stenberg appeared on this show. >> george tillman, our director, and our writer who wrote the script, i feel like they captured the way people talk, human beings talk. >> "the hate u give" opened in select theaters yesterday t. opens nationwide october 19th. >> very sad. >>> and the bbc reports the street artist known as bancy got the last laugh. girl with a balloon sold for more than $1 million at sotheby's in london. the canvas passed through a shredder hidden inside the frame. some in attendance gasped while others laughed and even applauded. we don't know who the winning bidder is. the caption, going, going, gone. >> omg. wouldn't you take the shredded parts and frame -- >> that's a comment about the a

u es read, share and enjoy poetry. our colleagues at bbc radio london commissioned a poem on this subject of change.tatue looming over. —— amy's dad statue looming over. —— amy's dad statue looming over. —— amy's dad statue. if you want to hear more of her poetry you can visit our website. let's ta ke let's take a look at the travel situation this morning. we start on the tubes, where we have a good service at the moment on all lines. on the trains, south—western services between egham and stains have been suspended due to a blindside fire. on the roads, docklands, the connaught bridge is closed for maintenance work with traffic heading towards london city airport and out of hackney towards leighton, leverage road is closed eastbound from the leverage roundabout chatsworth road because of emergency waterworks. let's get the weather with elizabeth. turning into a lovely day yet again with good spells of sunshine, beautiful autumnal scenes, just like this one but to begin the morning, patches of mist and fog so poor visibility on some of the roads and fog reported at some of the airports. the mist and

if cambridge clinical commissioning group did not fund they should have facilitated that for him because of his situation and it's really u upon that because we need a national leadership on this. achieving national funding. ithink you said, the cc6 has come back to you said, the cc6 has come back to you saying about cost—effectiveness. some said they don't believe it's cost—effective as women get older. that's completely wrong, there is a bigger picture here, providing ivf and helping to create children is in the interest of long—term economic benefit and prosperity for the nation. but as you know, ivf. is not always work. i agree it doesn't always work. i agree it doesn't always work but even when the success rate is low studies have shown there is an eightfold return on investment if you fund ivf for the nation. we need to children for the nation. we need to children for the long—term prosperity of the nation. and you know what, one study has shown that actually, the lifetime value of a child in this country is around 800,000 euros, we can go into that, we forget the bigger picture about the economic benefits and healt

european commission will decide today on whether to formally demand a member state to take that and resubmit its budget. it has never taken that step before. .e are talking about italy in the u says a brexit deal is 95% complete. she has appealed to lawmakers to support her after a weekend of it speculation about a leadership change. joining us is david page, senior r.onomist and charles kanto aroundou for sticking here what is more complicated to unravel, brexit or the italian budget? david: it is definitely brexit. it has no obvious solution. the problem is not the 95% done, it is the remaining 5% of the irish border. what we have seen is very's attempts to bridge the gap which have failed. it is very difficult to see it come through in a political punch. it will take a lot longer and a lot more pain in the next few weeks. let me just come back to this. fudge,e is a political what are the odds of a constitutional crisis that would put into motion? david: it depends on what it is. longerpes to push this and address it when they think about free trade and details of negotiation which will come over s.e next five to six month the eu and the commission does not want to see tha