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and mary's family as invest net's founder judd was a remarkable leader whose vision, brilliance and drive built the foundation for invest net's success. investigators say ross, the wrong-way driver, was driving the wrong way on highway 101. they are saying she was impaired. they have not given specifics. live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> happening today, a judge is expected to decide whether to reduce bail for the man facing a possible retrial in the ghost ship fire case. the judge may also consider dates for a potential new trial for derek alameda. he remains in jail on $750,000 bail. a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on involuntary manslaughter charges last month. >>> the time is 4:31. we'll get a quick update on weather and traffic starting withdrew. >> good morning. temperatures in the 40s and 50s at this early morning hour. 53 in novato. 54 in the city. 52 in oakland. 49 in san jose. a cool start to the day. temperatures will warm very nicely. by lunch time, in the 60s to low 70s. later this afternoon, a lot of sunshine and a little bit warmer today than yesterday. our warmest

and mary's family as invest net's founder judd was a remarkable leader whose vision, brilliance and drive built the foundationsuccess. investigators say ross, the wrong-way driver, was driving the wrong way on highway 101. they are saying she was impaired. they have not given specifics. live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> happening today, a judge is expected to decide whether to reduce bail for the man facing a possible retrial in the ghost ship fire case. the judge may also consider dates for a potential new trial for derek alameda. he remains in jail on $750,000

he was a remarkable leader who vision brillance and drive built the foundation for investment success. we have all experienced a great loss. he was a giant as a business man and human being. we will miss him immensely. a taxi cab was driving them northbound into 101 into the city yesterday morning when the wrong way driver slammed into the suv killing everyone. chp says the wrong way driver, emily ross, a 34-year-old woman from hillsboro was impaired at the time. also killed in the crash, the taxi cab driver. he was a 42-year-old man from san mateo county that was well-known among other cabbies. today in the bay. >> bob, thank you. 605 right now and the defendant is scheduled to head back to court this morning where the first steps may be taken in the new ghost ship warehouse fire trial. last month jurors acquitted his co-defendant but could not reach a verdict. both sides discussed future court dates and the judge will also hear a request to ruce his $750,000 bond. >> happening today the woman accused in a deadly hit-and-run is expected to appear in court. investigators say she ran o

it they recognize what our vision has known all along. at the aids foundation, the substance use programs expect all methods to get help with meth concerns and other substance use concerns. we will continue to dig deep and innovate along with the city and other departments to effectively offer the type of low barrier and other support and treatment services and outreach recommended for enhancement and expansion at the task force recommendations. at the aids foundation, i applaud mayor breed and for their support to support a task force. it was charged in larp -- large part to recommend ways to improve our system of care or substance use on our streets. the san francisco aids foundation and our c.e.o. look forward to partnering with the city to realize the vision of the task force recommendations. i believe when we accept drug users without stigma, and in a state -- and in all states of health, mental health, and substance use and misuse, we have nothing to gain but vast improvements in serving all residents with substance use concerns to improve health and func

and mary's family as invest net's founder jud was a remarkable leader whose vision, brilliance and drive built the foundation for invest net's success. investigators say ross, the wrong-way driver, was driving and was impaired but they have not released more specifics. live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> happening today, a judge is expected to decide whether to reduce bail for the man facing a possible retrial in the ghost ship fire case. the judge may also consider dates for a potential new trial for derek almena. he remains in jail on $750,000 bail. a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on involuntary manslaughter charges last month. >>> a san francisco shelter for homeless women and children has been forced to shut down. that's after a 1-year-old boy living in the building in the richmond district tested positive for lead. catholic charities says they were shutting down star community home and moving out all residents after failing three lead tests with the department of public health. >> one of the staff told me, this is an old building. all of the paint in here has lead. my thinkin

and mary's family as invest net's founder jud was a remarkable leader whose vision, brilliance and drive built the foundation for invest net's success. investigators say ross, the wrong-way driver, they say she was impaired. they have not given specifics. live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> happening today, a judge is expected to decide whether to reduce bail for the man facing a possible retrial in the ghost ship fire case. the judge may also consider dates for a potential new trial for derick almena. he remains in jail on $750,000 bail. a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on involuntary manslaughter charges last month. jurors acquitted his co-defendant, max harris, for the deadly 2016 fire in oakland. >>> a san francisco shelter for homeless women and children has been forced to shut down. that after a 1-year-old boy living in the building in the richmond district tested positive for lead. catholic charities says they were shutting down star community home and moving out all residents after failing three lead tests with the department of public health. >> one of the staff told me, t

it they recognize what our vision has known all along. at the aids foundation, the substance use programs expect all methods to get help with meth concerns and other substance use concerns. we will continue to dig deep and innovate along with the city and other departments to effectively offer the type of low barrier and other support and treatment services and outreach recommended for enhancement and expansion

exclusive group of members that supports the ongoing works of president nixon's foundation which awe applies the legacy and the vision to, that he had to opportunities facing our nation and the world today. and if you're interested in joining, please see any member of the staff, come track me down -- [laughter] or one of the front desk associates. anybody can get you signed up this evening. i'd also like to tell you about a a few special events that are on the horizon. on august 20th we will host mollie hemingway and carrie severino for their new bestseller, "justice on trial," about the kavanaugh supreme court hearings. on september 11th, we will host two programs. the first is an annual commemoration of patriot day, and then we will host supreme court justice neil gorsuch that evening at 7 p.m. for a discussion with nixon foundation president hugh huwen. and finally, james mattis will appear in conversation with hugh hewitt from this very stage, and tickets can be purchased by visiting nixon foundation.org. we're pleased to host the author of a new book on the post-presidential years of richard nixon. this very imp

vision of restoring the country to perceived past glory. translation: today, a socialist china is standing in the midst of the world. and there is no force that can shake the foundationo force can stop the chinese people in the chinese nation forging ahead. applause. in a moment, we'll speak to the bbc‘s mariko oi in hong kong, but first let's go live now to beijing. our correspondent robin brant is there. explain for us the importance of this occasion in china. it is a national celebration, 70 years since the founding of the people's republic of china back in 1949 on this precise day, so there is a huge national pride. it is a chance as well, certainly in terms of the military parade which we have seen at the beginning, to show the world the hardware that china now has access to and the capabilities it now has to defend itself and that is in an area that is expanding, particularly in this part of the world. it is also an opportunity for xijinping, this nation cosmic leader, to address his people and further consolidate his control and the control of the communist party on this country. —— nation cosmic leader. these events are of —— for international consumption but

foundation to do everything he's done since. so he likes that. since then, he's had some other good investments. even at the vision fund which is easy to forget when you just wework. ut they had a very good exit in garden health which i appealed. they sold flip cards to wal-mart, which again, gave them a very good return. the problem is since then there's been a lot of bad news. taylor: in that article, did we learn anything new about yuber and weworks and his thoughts on the two? sarah: yeah, he's zintly a long-term thinker. e said in 10 years yuber and weworks will be great companies. they're very profitable. he continues to think on a very long-term basis. he's famous for giving a presentation that was titled "the 30-year plan." this was in 2010. and he ended up talking about a 300-year plan some of he has a longer threshold than the rest of us. taylor: i wonder if the markets are misinterpreting him at the moment. he talks about a 300-year plan. and you and i for example look at uber and weworks and analyze it in the last six months. are we missing his 30-year plan? sarah: yeah, maybe we are. say he's retiring

foundation to do everything he's done since. so, he likes big bets. since then, he's had some other good investments, even at the vision fund, which is easy to forget when you just think about a very but they had good exit in garden the health which gave a nice return. they sold flip card to walmart which again gave them very good returns. the problem is since then there has been a lot of bad news.] in taylor: in that article did we learn anything new about we work and uber? sarah: he is consistently a long-term thinker. he said in 10 years uber and wework will be very profitable. they are great companies. he's just continue to think on a very long-term basis. he's famous for giving a presentation that was titled "the 30 year plan" in 2010. he ended up talking about a 300 year plan. he is a longer threshold than the rest of us. taylor: and part of that longer threshold i wonder is the markets are just misinterpreting him at this moment. because he talks about his 30 year plan, a 30-0 year and plan. are we sort of missing his broader vision that is a 430 y ear plan? sarah: maybe we are. but say you are retiring right no

charge to address this fundamental corruption in order to restore the vision our nation was founded on, because if we restore that foundationthen we would be addressing health care on the floor of the senate, making it more affordable, stopping the price-gouging of americans, the challenges of access in communities across this country. we'd be addressing the shortage of housing that is driving a homeless epidemic in this country, partly because of the economics, the structure of our economy, and partly because of mental illness and drug addiction. we'd be addressing education, because education is the full participation. and yet today we've seen a shrinkage of the opportunities through apprenticeships for working people and through college, affordable college for, if your dreams take new that direction, you weren't previously burdened by debt the size of a home mortgage. we'd be addressing infrastructure and jobs. we'd be addressing the environmental challenges our planet faces, if we restore the vision of our constitution. this for the people act is the most important piece of legislation because everything else we care ab

vision and seen the education in the public school session. we hold ourselves to high standards. we are informed and involved. we work hard to ensure new school has a strong financial foundation, exceeded the state reserve of 5% with an ending balance of 16% last year, and also one of the things i most appreciate is it provides continuity to the students year to year. in a city rapidly changing, it is more important than ever to have consistency and stability in learning environments. that is why the initial vision was k through 12. all families before you are enrolled in the school in the hope we will partner with them and children from ages 5 do 18. we know that k through 8 is the next step. we also know you care about local control, greater oversight and collaboration. you have the power to ensure that happens for the next five years tonight. as i know you will hear from the rest of the community, new school is creating something unique and necessary in the city's educational landscape. i hope you will agree it is something to support. thank you. [applause.] >> good evening, i am robin. this is awkward for me because i am not kristin who is to be reading to you. he was ill

cleveland from the foundation acknowledging that it plays a vital part of social change should and talking about race and our work acknowledging its complexities and giving a visionto the reader and what they otherwise might not have seen her come to understand about race in this country and how they shape our world and help us not keep getting the same harmful stuff we keep giving to each other. i want to thank my wife and son for being my first supporters. my agent, and a special thanks to nicholas for coming out from new york for this. people in oklahoma and oakland without which none of what i wrote about would have been written or would i even exist without my relatives and ancestors fighting for their lives for centuries. just going to talk a little bit about part of the book that i'm going to read from the nonprofit world at the native american house in oakland. i had secretly started writing this book and my wife is the only one who knew about it. we got a grand and some of the things we did in the form of book to alcatraz and i watched them tell stories of being there at the time of the occupation of alcatraz and that informed one of the chapters in the

foundation with an 84-year-old tradition acknowledging that art plays a vital part in bringing about social change, and addressing a talking race and our work acknowledging its complexities and giving visioner and to what they otherwise might not have seen or come to understand but what race in this country, how they shape our world, can help us not keep doing the same harmful stuff we keep doing to each other. i want to thank my wife and son for being my first if unwitting supporters. my agent and editor, everyone at cannot and a special thanks to necklace for coming out from your. to my people in oklahoma and oakland without which none of i wrote about what been written nor would i have even exist without my relatives and ancestors fighting for the lies for centuries. thank you. i'm just going to talk a little bit about part of the book and then i'm going to read from -- i worked in nonprofit world in oakland for almost a decade, and for part of that tiny i had secretly started writing this book. my wife was the only one who knew about it, and we got a grant for native youth suicide prevention, and some of the things we did with that group inform the book, likely to youth to alcatraz, a

vision of restoring the country to perceived past glory. translation: today, a socialist china is standing in the east of the world, and there is no force that can shake the foundatione can stop the chinese people and the chinese nation forging ahead. applause. let's ta ke let's take you quickly back to hong kong and live pictures. you can see demonstrators behind a barrier. tensions are high. we havejust seen the report that has come through from stephen mcdonell, with clashes between protesters and the security forces firing tear gas and reportedly also rounds of live bullets as well. we will keep you updated on the situation there. let's go back to brexit. the news that boris johnson let's go back to brexit. the news that borisjohnson says the reality of brexit is that there will need to be customs checks between northern ireland and ireland. he has, however, denied reports it would mean hard checks in place several miles away from the border, potentially. seamus leheny is policy manager at the freight transport association for northern ireland, hejoins me from belfast. what do you make of the latest reports? there have been reports they may be a checking zone aw