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the course titled hort ul can tour of cannabis from seed to harvest is one of the first classes of its kind in the country. marijuana is currently legal in connecticut and of course recreational marijuana has been legal in california for months. more news for you right after the break. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. take a live look outside. this is over near dublin, where the morning commute already seems to be picking up. we'll check the entire bay area, help you get out the door with mike, coming up. it's 4:55. >>> the company behind online dating sites including christian mingle and jdate is being forced to make a seven-figure payout. prosecutors in southern california say spark networks will pay $1 million restitution to customers whose subscriptions were automatically renewed without consent or denied refunds. spark networks must also pay a half million-dollar fine and follow stricter terms. the company is not commenting. >>> happening today, you can weigh in on stanford university's development plan. the santa clara county board of supervisors will take public input at

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there ul lot of people left on their own. there is a very, very despate atmosphere. people feel abandoned. i think they will judge the governmet harshly if they can' speed things up. there is always this complaint when there is a disaster without aid. it feels like little is being done up to now. laura: jonathan head on the scene of the devastation in palu. the white house has authorized the fbi to expand its investigation into sexual misconduct allegations agast brett kavanaugh, allegations he denied. the white house said they can talk to anyone they deem ssary as long as it meet the deadline. democrats claimed that the white house was tryi to limit the scale of the investigation. -- at the white house, the president says he wants the work to be comprehensive but quick. north america editor jon sopel reports. jon: after the traumatic she said and the defiant he said, and the bitter divisions over the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court, the fbi is now being given a week to instigate allegations. at the rose garden news conference, the president was re

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ul aboutm almost gleef it. their budget process on the hill is all about, how do we make money out of social security and medicaid, using the excuse that we are going to have these big deficits and debts. and they are the ones that really hit the ignition on having such a fiscally irresponsible policy. they also wanted to get the supreme court majority, so they could continue to side with corporations, they could continue to move toward restricting, if not overturning, roe v. wade. they could continue to protect political interests, like they did with citizens united, in terms of undisclosed money, and they could continue to shrink the electorate, which they did with the voting right act, which has spawned this explosion of suppression. jeffrey: he is effective as president, isn't he? sec. clinton: well, he has republicans in the congress who go along with him. jeffrey: i am looking at trade this week. sec. clinton: it is not like everything he does all day is bad. there are things that occasionally, much to my

we want to take time so each of you can present your ideas and give a closing statement, if ul, to the voters in the 49th -- if you will to the voters in a 49. ms. harkey, we will start with you. ms. harkey: i have represented the district for 10 years, and i have had a private banking experience that i did for 30 years, i raised a daughter here, i love this district, i love the biotech, biomed, life sciences, and the military contract that is available. there are opportunities. there are so many opportunities on the horizon with the community colleges and the college system. and to turn this district over to somebody who has been a political operative and a lobbyist is not the way to go. i think we need real people doing real work and representing the community. districtcommend this to d.c. i ask for your support in your book. >> thank you, mr. levin, i will like to address. mr. levin: i would like to thank kusi to give us the opportunity to speak tonight, and to my wife and children at home. it has been an honor to get to know so many thousands of you throughout the 49th congressiona

his partner imam ul—haq went for 76, as austrlalia rallied, taking a third wicket, that of azhar aliu later. the leader of the scottish national party — which wants scotland to be independent from the rest of the uk — has said her party would back another referendum on membership of the european union. the comments by nicola sturgeon are a boost to the campaign for a so—called ‘people's vote', although she said the "real solution" for scotland was independence. britain hopes to strike a deal with the eu in the next few weeks. sarah smith reports. chanting. calls for a second referendum on the terms of brexit were accompanied through central london today by hundreds of dogs. their owners delighted to hear the snp now support their cause. while labour has not ruled out supporting a so—called people's vote, theresa may has said it will not happen. nicola sturgeon told the andrew marr show that, faced with a choice between a cobbled—together brexit deal or no deal at all, mps should look at an alternative. there is no doubt the calls for a second referendum would grow in those circumstan

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ul nighting at a beaut tonight. 71 degrees. winds out of the south at 8ur miles an this is extremely warm. our average low this time of year in the mid 50s close to 50 degrees for some of you in the ouburbs. we're not going be anywhere near that any time soon. on the radar, no rain, either. we're not going to see much. we have a chance for tomorrow afternoon, and it's all coming from a storm system to the west. you can see nothing around our area now. as we widen out, you canee the clouds and a storm back around the chicago area, bringing in some thunderstorm activity, right in here. that's b a front andary during the day tomorrow. tomorrow morning, no problem. the kids get off to school okay, you have no problem driving into work early tomorrow morning. at least weher-wise, no problems. a few clouds tomorrow and i do clouds onsee tho the increase. by noon, a great day to get lunch outdoors. no problem for recess for the ki., eith watch what happens here, we start to see the showers and storms move in around 2:. and around the

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as far as car washing goes,ul i wait until monday afternoon when we get a nice stretch.omorrow morning it will be raining. it will be ay bre start to saturday. temperatures will be in the upper 40s. we'll make our way to the upper 40s. as we move closer to 5:00, we'll see it taper off. the temperatures will top off in the mid 50s. that should be just a cloud there. as we get closer to the evening, we'll see things really drying out. just in time for race day, right? if y're running in the marine corps marathon, it will be chil a. maybe eve little damp on the road. but it is going to be dry. that's good news. the temperatures around the race start time, in the upper 40s, low 50s, and things become a little milder. let's look at the ten-day forecast. >> it is looking a little better after race day. not a bad day for racing. i can't rule out a stray shower. late in the afternoon into the evening hours west of 95. a high of 61. skoi tuesday. that's looking good, too. ther breezy. and then look hat wean. a couple aysago, it looked like temperatures in the low 50s on wednesday

ul you waited to the end, you would want to interview a bunch of witnesses.ant to see if you gather additional information, then you would interview dr. ford, judge ivanaugh, and use any additional information you might ive gleaned. it's inconceivable to me you would complete this phase of the background and not talk to them ew all because, after all, the f.b.i. has never interviewed dr. ford. both dr. ford and judge kavanaugh gave very detailed testimony before the senate 'sdiciary committee but that's quite different than sitting down with the f.b.i. >> glor: and can you wrap up a background investigation in a week's time? >> this is very limited. this is not a full and complete background investigation, which for judge kavanaugh probably took several weeks. this is very limited to the sexual assault allegations so, yes, with the resources the f.b.i. has to deploy against this, yes, a week is enough time. al glor: how long would it take senators potentially to digest this? a mater of hours, days, how long? >> this is an addendum to the larger background inv

i think sean made a really good point a moment ago,ul and it c certainly play well for republicans. it's just a live wire. no one really knows where it's going. you're talking about a president who works without a safety net. and i think a lot of people are going to have to watch every zig and zag out of washington. >> and speang of liv wire and midterm elections, john, let's talk about some of the congressional ra you brought them up earlier. some key congressional races are getting verynasty. especially the duncan hunter race. the republican duncan hunter was over the summer indicted for campaign and as this race goes tight er e is stepping up his attacks on his democraticma challenger campa-najjar. tell us what he's been ioing. >> th one of those efforts where the candidate is trying to distinguish himse from his opponent and he's saying his en opps too liberal. that would be the most charitable version i think of what congressman huer has said. the less charitable version is he's suggesting his opponent has ties to extremst groups acr the country -- across the world i should say

they're expected to be okay but the u-ul then drove off. police say there was another incident involving a uhaul last weekend but it's unclear if there's any connection between the two but an unusual situation. good news here is that the women are going to be okay but police are still looking for the people. no arrests have been made. back to you. we have surveillance pictures of the person accused of attacking someone with a. hamm this man and another got into a fit thursday on 14th street northwest. the attacker ranoff. the victim is expected to rcover. >> 5:35ht now, here's our other top stories, this morning we're workingo find out more about a woman rescued from a burning home in fort washington. this was on old palmer road last night. e was taken to the hospital in critical condition. prince george's county fire chief told us the fire started in the basement. it's still not clear how it started. >> the man accused of a rape is set to return to court. the initial hearing for dustin rogers continued to he could choose hiswn lawyer. he a

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. >> and missouri, claire mccaskill probably shoochbts ul win.ut she -- this is where the wave stuff gets weird. if there is a democratic search in t -- surge in the cities st. louis and kansas city, voting for the house could save claire mccaskill in the senate. without that, she would be a goner. usually you would think it would be the senate race. >> and heidi heitkamp, not a business surge big surge in the suburbs. >> and she made a vote on principle and there are a lot of people in her home state who like people who are independent. so she has few weeks to turn this around. i wouldn't write her off. >> it is a small state. everybody knows everybody. so i don't write montana off either. up ahead, is president trump looking beyond the midterms? if you sgrunyou judge by his sc travel, this is a 2020 week. we'll explain. 'll explain. [ dramatic music playing ] we need to fail down here so we don't fail up there. we got a bad fire. they're gone, neil. what are the chances this is the last time the boys are gonna see you? do you think you're comin

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inquiry and can ask departments to present on matters, even if the board of supervisors doesn't have the ul ultimate approval authority under those measures. some of those issues that may come up in this m.t.a. hearing involve statements by members of the m.t.a. board of directors that that some parties argue demonstrate bias on behalf of the board of directors or on behalf of the director of transportation or staff, and i guess i'd recommend that this committee be mindful that some of the issues that you're going to talk about today will likely be the subject of this quasi adjudicatory hearing. >> thank you very much. there has to be some thoughtfulness that the staff of m.t.a. give us in response. if i have some questions that may kind of crossover into appeal area, is there some way we can get some guidances on what questions may not be appropriate for today's hearing? >> mr. givner: it's -- it's hard to draw a bright line. it's fairly unusual for the board to hold an informational hearing at the same time as an board is holding an informational hearing. i'm not sure, and maybe the m.t.a

ul do you really think i'd call russia to help me with an election? give me a break.hey wouldn't be able to help me at all. call russia. it's so ridiculous. o stephen: yeah! why would he call them when he could just do this? >> russia, if you're listening, . hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> stephen: oh, you never let us down, past donald trump. ( laughter ) his comments age like a banana you forgot in your backpack. ( laughter ) what is that smell? >> jon: oh... >> stephen: what is that smell? >> jon: i have no idea, but i don't like it. ( cheers and applause ) i don't like it. le stephen: lesley stahl pressed ree president on the turmoil in his administration, specifically asking whether general mattis would be stepping down anytime soon. >> what about general mattis? ne he going to leave? >> well, i don't know. he hasn't told me that. i have-- o do you want him to leave? >> --a very good relationship with him. s could be that he is. i think he's sort of a democrat, if you want to know the truth. but general mattis is a good guy. we get

ul of think they're fearf learning a general election. s longerto probably last ces if circumstan proposals have opinion rejected could there be circumstances? and at that point have a second look. hat would require the support eu27 athat would be worth coming an you're right in your observation. notwithstanding need principle ve to take place and neither is on the route. sek referendum on whether or not you want to go ford? >> yes. scheming n evil ramona as they call it is that we'll put says okay, it back to the people. in which case minister says let's give my deal to the people in the alternative being no deal, i would be surprised if the european council at that point was repaired to extend the article 50 process, if only to ratify the deal that has been done rather than remain. that may be a scenario. there would be a lot of voices agitating within the labour party to avoid that choice. labour party will a party rejected theresa may's deal and does not want to see no deal. given leave the labour party in a dilemma if that referendum

ul point to that coming up. >>> it's 5:43. new this morning, the los angeles school district settling a lawsuit filed by a student who sexually abused by her teacher. the district will pay $5 million to the former student. a lawsuit claimed the teacher groomed the girl and the district ignored warning signs of his behavior. the district argued that the girl consented to sex. the 30-year-old math teacher was sentenced to three years in prison. >>> a california company is settling a lawsuit after local farm suffered devastating losses. the western milling is agreeing to pay the farm more than $2 million. that lawsuit claims that the company sold tainted feed, which killed or sickened near ly 50 horses in 2015. regulators fined them more than $700,000. the company agreed to stop manufacturing horse feed at its plant last year. >>> president trump says not everyone who is an american citizen should be an american citizen. >> major news out of the white house this morning. >> good morning to you. in an interview, president trump sa

are times it's cheaper to buy with your own money than use your co-pay but the farmist couldn't tell ul that. >>> we thought rod rosenstein was going to talk to congress about allegations he wanted to wear a wire in the white house. we now understand that conversation will not take place, though it's not clear why. we'll bring you up to speed in washington as a number of things, serious things, transpire. you can follow me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >>> 5:48. any baseball fan will tell you to expect many twists and turns on the way to a world series championship. with that in mind, fans of the astros have a new challenge at a farm outside houston. it's an eight-acre corn maze honoring the hometown heroes for their world series championship last season. note the "h" in the middle of the field. the corn familiar farmers say they would love to do a 2018 update if the astros can capture the world series this year. talk about a big field of dreams. >> that would be nice for them, i guess. >> i guess. we're a little partial to our hometown team. not this year, maybe next. >> at least we have re

this is elizabeth warren who uls is on the ballot for reelection in the state of massachusetts is indeed trying to clear the decks of one of her big vulnerabilities and doing it by trying to go on offense. this five-minute produced video that goes out with this. the dna test results themselves. she knows that one of the most identifying characteristics about her is the president's attack on her. this is a real effort to try to push back. i don't think it will put it to rest, are inially in terms of the president giving up and going after her, but i think this is a real attempt before the presidential race to clear the decks on this issue. >> remember he said he would donate a million dollars to a charity of her choice if she took the dna test and today he was asked about that. listen to what he said. >> who cares. >> you would you would pay $1 million to charity. >> i didn't say that. you need to read it again. >> we looked at the tape. watch this. >> i will give you a million dollar s to your favorite charity paid for by trump and you take the test and it shows you are an indian. >> has

grassley, hatch, heller, even, heitsmith, inhofe, isakson, kennedy, kyl, lankford, mcconnell, moran, ul, perdue, portman, reisch, berts, rounds, rubio, staff, cott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, toomey, wicker, and young. >> mr. manchin, aye. >> senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, bennett, oker, brown, cant we will -- kantwell, cardin, core tes masto, duckworth, durbin, instein, gillibrand, harris, heinrich, chobe collar, leahy, merkley, murkowski, murphy, urray, nelson, peters, shotts, smith, stabenow, tester, udall, warner, warren, whitehouse, and wyden. >> mr. sanders, no. mr. lee. >> aye. > aye. ms. hassan, no. >> mr. jones. o. r. johnson, aye. mr. schumer, no. r. donnelly, no. ms. hite camp, no. vonnie: the senate has the votes to advance the kavanaugh nomination. this was a cloture vote to end debate. we will now look for senator mitch mcconnell to call a full vote at some point. likely tomorrow. interestingly, we had 51 ayes. one of those, democrats, joe manchin of west virginia. vulnerable democrat who is up for re-election this year. one of the noes was senator lisa

. >> a construction housing project goes up in flames in the east bay and people tell us they ul fire afar away daly city. >> it broke out around 2:00 this morning. let's show you where the scene is. it's happening at west grand and filbert and embers have caused he evacuations in the area. let's get to our reporter live on the scene, amy hollyfield. >> reporter: good morning. you can see spots are still on fire and it's very smokey. firefighters are putting water on this building but the situation is much better now. look at the fire they faced when it was really going. they called five alarms for this fire so oakland sent about 90 firefighters. they say is it took about 80 minutes to knock it down to where they're just dealing with hot spots and smaller fires. that's what they're doing now. when they got here, though, it was really going. they got the call about 2:00 this morning to come to filbert and west grand in west oakland. they say some transformers were also blowing so pg&e turned power off to 2,000 people in this area. they were also worried about those who lived nearby. >>

as we were covering the intense search yesterday and thema ul capture of walter, we wondered, how did they track hio ? well, police sources are filling mewa in, and i'l you through a at 6:00. live here in woodbridge, news 4. >> all right, vid, thank you. >>> doug joining us now, hurricane michael on the move, still a category 3, and this thing is making history. you found out some more stuff? >> yeah. already the strongest storm to hit the frida panhandle, strongest storm to hit the united states in the month of october, and now it looks like it's the strongest storm, o of the strongest, to hit the state of georgia. this will be the first time i hs be by a major hurricane, category 3 or higher, since the 1800s, guys, jus amazing what's been going on down there. live pictures,ou can see the damage in the devastation here, still water out there on the roads blocking roadways, you got the debris in the roadways as well. that's going to be an area that is going to be cleaning up for quite some time, and now, unfortunately, michael is moving to an are that is almost, has been cleaning up f

that's the percentage roads in the area that are ranked poor, and ul ayou'll see the dollar amount, the amount of damage it does to your ka are car in term wear and tear and maintenance. antioch and concord over 50% of the roads ranked poor and cause just over $900 in damage to your cars. santa rosa also on the list comes in at number seven. let's look at the list of the large cities nationwide, and you can see the three major cities here in the bay area top that list. you got sf and oakland, where over 70% of the roads are ranked poor, causing over a thousand dollars of damage to your car and san jose is right after that around 64% and causing just under $1,000 of damage to your car. >> oakland, yes, oakland is bad. that's where i'm working at right now. >> reporter: how bad? >> there's potholes everywhere. >> reporter: what does that do to your interest you can? >> it messes up the alignment and you know, get flat tires. oh, yeah. >> reporter: do you think the roads are bad around here? >> i've seen worse. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: like where? >> mississippi. >> report

they've uls a been big supporters of the gop, but this year, though, big pharma is not behind the gopcompanies were surprised last week when president trump unveiled his proposal for drug pricing control. this is something that was very much lifted from what they do in europe and how to keep drug price controls down. in prior elections pharmaceutical industries are given over $10 million to republican candidates and they were shocked this time when the president came out against this. this is something that republicans have had a lot of difficulty messaging around the politics on it in the midterms, this he needed something strong to have during the midterms on healthcare since with the popularity of the affordable care act, but of course one thing to note about the trump proposal on the pharmaceutical industry, it's a plan to create a plan about a plan. so there's still a lot that the lobbyists can do to put a stop to it. >> switching gears, we are getting close to the halfway point of the nfl season. i know you are looking at the super bowl and the how the national anthem protests m