but doctors still treat more than 2,000 walker-related injuries every year. warning labels advise saints to block stairs and never leave a child unattended. walkers have entertained children for generations and parents say a ban is too dangerous. >> if i thought it was too d an in them. >> reporter: chris and her husband watch the kids closely in their walker. they get half an hour a day and no problems as they take it one step at a time. kathy park, nbc news, santa clara, california. >>> now to our series "one nation overdosed." as this country continues to confront an opioid drug problem that's taken a staggering toll, some employers are now stepping up to help those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. nbc's catie beck visits one restaurant where second chances are on the menu. >> reporter: zachary thomas is one year sober this week. it's been a long week. >> at the end of my run of addiction i was homeless. >> reporter: heroin and methamphetamines, his only reason for living, but after getting clean he found another, a job he loves. how has that ch

he's now a person of interest in emma walker's death.t 16 hours after her body is discovered, the college football standout is running into a different kind of defender. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> reporter: detectives with the knox county sheriff department, on the offensive, wanting to know about the weekend he spent at his friend noah's house. >> who all's at noah's when you get there? >> it was just me and him, and then, i think it was just me and him that night. i don't remember anybody else showing up. >> and you said you spent the night? >> i'm pretty sure i did, yes. actually, yes, i'm positive i did. i did spend the night. >> you can't remember if you spent the night at noah's or stayed at your grandparents'? >> reporter: did that strike you as strange that he couldn't remember if he spent the night here or what time he went there? >> yeah. we're talking about, you know, what'd you do yesterday, and not what you did two years ago. his answers were vague. >> reporter: vague and detached. throughout the nearly two-h

walker, running for his third term, is getting an award from la casa, for expanding school choice. education is a key issue in this race, 40% of voters say it's their first or second most important ncern, edged out only by the economy. >> this is our message of thear i love my public school and i vote. >> reporter: heather duboie s bourenads the wisconsin public education network, a non- partidvsan group thatates for public schools. >> it's about making sure that whomever gets elected is held accountable to the highe possible standard of doing the right things for kids in schools. >> reporte but how best to do the right things for students is what's at stake in this election. >> you couldn't pick a starker difference. >> two entirely different perspectives. >> reporter: on one side, governor walker, who soon aftera taking office,ed school spending to balance the state budget.an he faced tens of thousands of protestors after weakening, unioshing legislation known as act 10, that did awayt with mrgaining rights for teachers and many other public employees. the anger spilled over into

. >>> now to a cal from doctors to ban a product used by families for generations, baby walkers. that happened years ago in canada and despite stricter this country a study by the american academy of pediatrics says the walkers are still to blameor thousand of injuries every year. but some say the problem is not the product. here's nbc's kathy park. >> reporter: at home in southern california, 11-month-old triplets gray, tate and ellie carpenter are on the y move with bab walkers. >> they have the time of their lives because it's like their independence. >> reporter: b a new study says between e 990 a 2014 m than 230,000 children under 15 month ends ended up in the e.r. injured in a walker. 74% fell of them down the stairs. >> children travel at 4 feet per second and even the fastest parent can't move ickly enough to stop an injury that's about to happen. >> we've had kid being in walkers on sidewalks. the parent turns their backs and the walr goes into the street and the child has gotten hit by a car. >> reporter: with tougher standards, safety improvements and more o use statio

done with scott walker.for state office before he could legally represent a car, has th political road come to an a end for walker. >> that has been asked before. after he signed that bill crippling the state's public sector unions, it was thought that democrats were going to be able to exact their revenge but he was reelected. so does wisconsin have enough of a democratic base to win statewide? if they couldn't oust him then, how would they oust him now. >> i think here is the big thing. after again walker has been governor for eight years now. he ain't the same guy. walker ran in 2010 with a campaign that said i drive a 1998 saturn and i take a brown bag lunch to work with my ham sandwiches. we did a bunch of research and found that since scott walker dropped out of the presidential race in 2015, he has flown the state plane 1,000 times at a cost on of $1 million doing things like having himself picked up after he had a haircut. or flying himself to a -- back home so he could go to a football game. this is

commentator: kyle walker... oh, whata hit! kyle walker, what a hit. i'm just thankful to get the three points, that's the most important thing, and luckily i got on the scoresheet. oh what west ham wouldn't give for results to swing in their favour. the off—field entertainment was unique, the on—field was all too familiar. adama traore's late strike won it for wolves. so what's it like being a west ham fan right now? yeah. ben croucher, bbc news. looking at them and analysing them, steven's done a very good job since going in. pulled together a lot of players and i think what is key is they've brought in some good players, you know? players of a higher level. take a look, this is what a happy manager looks like. jurgen klopp has every right to be after liverpool beat leicester 2—1 to stay top. it looked like a routine performance when firmino nodded them two to the good, but the goalkeeper they brought in to replace the one that made too many mistakes didn't exactly help matters. fortunately, allison's howler didn't totally haunt his side. commentator

commissioner walker? >> to follow up. it is a 100-year-old building. i would assume you have a plan for the upkeep of it over time. when are you planning on replacing the elevator? >> well, we have no plan at this time to replace the elevator. due to the, you know, massive cost and the massive displacement that would be required of the te nanlses in place and reduce the housing stock in consequence. if the costs get passed on to the tenants, that is another, i don't know, that is another $100 to $200 per unit. and i don't know whether that's something that the tenants would prefer. certainly it would require a major outlay of capital and that is another big problem. it's just a tough one. and, you know, basically we're throwing this out there to come one a survival solution. >> could you -- >> yeah. >> jeremy, excuse me. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> jim, you're pretty familiar with this building? >> yeah. >> yeah. would you -- would you regard this as a well-run building? >> we

. >> commissioner walker, please. >> yes. in conversations around housing in our city, there is always this mention to vacant units of residential and i wonldser if we could look our records and see if there is a way to not inventory officially but get a sense of what we're looking at. different numbers come from different people about vacant units. i don't know if we keep track of that, but it is something that is of interest. i think as we go forward and look at -- >> [inaudible]. >> yeah. is it you want to see the vacant residential or vacant store front? >> both. yeah. i'm interested in both. i know that we really have an aggressive vacant building program, but i would like to have us look at the inventory of vacant store fronts and vacant residential units. i know we're not set-up necessarily to do a certain accuracy. but if there is anything that we can do to check our records and provide some data for that. >> ok. >> great. thank you. >> the next item 4-b, future meetings and agendas. at this time t commission may disc

have different positions for regarding what you said about mr walker. but the ukraine is not about mr low draw. as for statements by mr poroshenko i wouldn't want to comment on them because we have the minsk agreements. but it was raining and there's a proposal on the on the un table with a vote in the form of a resolution proposed by russia which involves sending their own un. peacekeeping mission with. the mission to protect the observers because. sometimes we need to provide. good environmental conditions for the observers. i haven't seen anything in the side because you can drive up anything make up anything you want discussing with within your inner circle so i wouldn't want to comment on that that's for sure mr walker has been talking about this makes me smile actually i am really surprised as a grown up person. will are that people grown up people could actually come up with something like that thank you is the father. of the new york to question what he's about to leave i ask you this question libya and libya. are you satisfied with the situatio

>> commissioner walker has a comment. >> this is long overdue. i really appreciate this is coming forward to. i would like to make a motion to recommend that we support this. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. we will do the roll call vote. [roll call] >> motion carried unanimously. we will go back to item five. are we going to go back to item five? >> apologies for having a little sidebar. let's go back to item five now. >> item five is discussion of possible action to appoint a member to the nomination subcommittee. this is continued from the august 15th hearing. >> sam? you are going to be sam, right? you are not here the last time. so we nominated you. i would have done the same thing to you. >> ok, all right. be prepared that you will be nominated. all we have to do is to make sure you are ok with that. >> i am ok and honoured. thank you. >> thank you. >> that will teach me. >> as their public comment on this item? the item is to nominate commissioner moss as a member of the nomination subcommittee. >> second. >> are all commissio

tammy walker was sentenced to six years in prison walker's blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit when she crashed on highway 4 in concord last january. the impact flipped a truck on a chp officer. breaking both of his legs. a judge initially granted walker probation, even though it was her second dui offense. prosecutors say, she violated the conditions of her probation to cooperate in a treatment program. >>> bar is getting feedback tonight from its riders. we are in pittsburg where bart took the board meeting on the road. >> reporter: tonight was a chance for riders to sound up. blasting bart for everything from sanitation to safety. tales tonight of violent encounters. >> i got roughed up last march. >> somebody pulled a knife on the platform. i had my daughter with me. >> reporter: with one thing in common. they happened to bart riders. the skating critiques came in tonight's meeting. held here specifically to get feedback from the transit agency suburban riders. >> bart is safe but we also acknowledge there is a perception that it is not. we want the riders to know we are mo

but for a stunning winner from carole walker, the run of play. winner from carole walker, is first for the club, helped city keep the pressure on those above them. it is liverpool who are top of the table this evening in add‘s early kick—off. the side beat leicester city 2—1. a mistake from alison. the £67 million goalkeeper let one back in but liverpool held on to maintain their 100% record. chelsea also have maximum points so far this season. they beat bournemouth 2—0 at stamford bridge. they were made to wait for the goal is to come. pedro with his bird of the season. aidan hazzard killed in a second five minutes from time to seal the win. at the other end, west ham already in trouble, losing to wolves. four defeats in four. a late winner for his new club since joining from middlesbrough for the first goal—scorer. there has been £100 million of investment over the summer million of investment over the summer following their new manager's appointment. it is a very bad start. you cannot lose pointed, especially the six points that we lost at hom

. >>> there's a warning for parents that may help your baby get around, but experts say infant walkers are dangerous. according to a new report by the american academy of pediatrics, more than 9000 children under 15 months are treated in emergency rooms because of injuries related to those walkers. most of them were hurt when they fell down stairs. babies also suffered head and neck injuries. the academy calls for a ban from those walkers. >>> a baby in a coma has been moved from children's hospital in oakland to stanford. doctors planned to take him off life support. the family and supporters protested outside the hospital. 's month-old kingston homes has been in the hospital since last month when he went into cardiac arrest and stopped breathing at the home in fairfield. the mother says doctors suggested that the baby be taken off life support a month ago and she refused and said there is still life in her little boy. >> he is moving his foot and his hands. his breathing has gotten tremendously better. >> they decided not to take the baby off life support to allow the family more tim

a judge initially granted walker probation - even though it was her second d-u-i offense. but prosecutors say she violated the conditions of her probation to cooperate in a treatment program. this morning bart is weighing some some brutally honest feedback from riders.. after a board meeting in pittsburg. kpix 5's christin ayers was there..as bart riders blasted the transit agency for everything from sanitation.. to safety. >>> kpix was there at bart riders blasted the transit agency from sanitation to safety. >> reporter: tales of violent encounters. >> i got roughed up last night. >> someone pulled a knife out. i had my daughter with them. >> reporter: one thing in common. they're all happening to wart riders. this is held here specifically to get the feedback from the transit agency riders. >> bart is safe, but there's a perception that it is not. we want to riders to know that we're moving forward. >> reporter: those ideas were proposed after neil was stabbed to death in july. the transit agency came up with a five-year safety and security plan that includes installing

vanessa walker is a professor at emory university. she has studied segregated schooling of african-american children for over 25 years. she and i were talking about the impact our education system has had, both to help and hurt african-american children over these years. and the people that have stood out to try to improve education for our children, she's a former national academy of education fellow. she is the 104th president of the american educational research association. she got her bachelor's degree from the university of north carolina, her masters and her doctorate from harvard university. she is a recipient of their prestigious grawmeyer award for education. she has also received awards

in 2011, scott walker, the governor launched an attack on the labor unions, public sector unions. my parents were involved with this protest to some degree. my mom was testifying too many people, many people stay throughout the night. they stayed in an effort to delay the bill. people from all over the state point not just madison, throw down there and deliver these two-minute testimonies. sometimes driving 45-6 hours, simply install the bill. one morning i awoke to an email from my mom who was a very engaged citizen. there was a lot wisconsin had historically encouraged citizen participation. this is not just in madison but deeply rooted in the progressive era. she wrote me a very passionate email around these hearings that she witnessed. so i started writing about what was happening in my own state. it was just a little blog post for the new yorker website around but they call the cheddar revolution. it just blossomed from there and it culminated in this book. but during that period i became much more, i reacquainted myself with my own state and got to see many parts of it that

>> commissioner walker? >> so there has not been any discussion from the owner with the tenant? >> i believe there was a discussion, and it was included in the packet, yes. >> is this -- i mean, it's great that we have the new information about the history of the violations. it would be great if we could get a copy of that and maybe -- >> i could pass it around if everyone wanted to take a look at it. >> or just give it to sonia, and she can give copies, especially the chart of the other item you just showed about the renovat n renovation. that will be helpful because i think this is going on. i think that's it for now. >> okay. any other questions? >> of course. >> you mentioned about the five that can be modernized in san francisco. >> there's 15 to 20 categories, and the majority of them could be addressed through modernization. there's only five that can't be. >> oh, five that can't be. okay. >> hello, everyone. glad to see you. the last time, i believe you asked us to contact the tenants and see what th

looks like despite google's claim to objectivity walker's got some pretty partisan views on american politics but google maintains those are personal views ones that don't affect their product. to the rise of fascism and also to the communist revolution i think it's worth be very vigilant in thinking about all these issues what can we do to lead to. maybe a better quality of governance decision making and so forth solid explanation of ideologies that shapes the twenty first century sergei but fair enough google is looking for ways to make the world better but that hasn't stopped the flow of accusations that their strategy is politically biased like that time google removed a pro-life singers music video on you tube. i had no. and you tube's move to hit popular users before conservative users especially presidents not draining the swamp diamond is that there's going to be bottles in the back of a movie. but there are some at google who don't agree with the company's liberal leanings james to moore a conservative engineer wrote a memo just a memo to highlight potential bias in google's

walker said hold onto your hats. storms are brewing. >> i think wisconsin like texas represents an area that you have demographic issues that could be problematic for the gop. governor walker was ushered in with a bunch of republicans in a successful election in 2015. but with respect to texas. this is a place where you see the gop's demographic challenges on display. i agree with mark i don't think it's enough for the democrats to overcome this time around. but we have to be cognizant of this in future races. kennedy: ben sasse. here is an ideologue who has been almost as oppose to the president as jeff flake and bob corker. but he shows there are people out there who would like to leave the party. and there are coalitions to be made in the senate that are beneficial. >> this is the old parents leaving their kid in the store. mommy is going home now, have a good night, republicans, enjoy macy's, mommy is going to go. but the republicans aren't going. so you have to do swog your fat kid. because they are not leaving

we'll take stock with our economics correspondent andrew walker. to know, should hand luggage on a flight be free? ryanair is planning to charge for it. —— charge for heavier items. the italians are up in arms. let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. we start here in london where the takeover battle for broadcasting giant sky could soon be decided in the biggest auction the uk has ever seen. financial regulators have stepped in to end a protracted bidding war. they say unless a deal is agreed by 1600 gmt, 5pm in real money, an auction will begin, with the winner announced on monday morning. sky's fate has been up in the air since december 2016 when rupert murdoch's 21st century fox launched a takeover bid. it already owns a 39% share of sky and made an offer for the other 61%. the bid got bogged down in an investigation by regulators into whether mr murdoch controls too much of the uk media. then us cable tv giant comcast gatecrashed the deal with a higher offer and a bidding war began. as of yesterday, fox

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commissioner walker? >> thank you so much. i don't think it is a surprise i was one of those frustrated by this news. having been here for a long time through many of these process, it's time that we do this. i really appreciate the explanation and the detail from both you and our accela partner to explain sort of where we are, that the delay is really to make sure that the product we have is one that will work for us in the future that will give us what we set out to do with this. and as it looks like it will provide many more benefits to help provide good service to the folks getting permits in the public. the transparency and the efficiency that we have had a hard time achieving with our other system. i really appreciate being updated with the details. i've gotten over a little of my frustration. it's still there a bit and i will try to moderate it until we get there. is it fair to interpret what was said from the accela partner that the end of the year would probably give us a system that is working and that we can be prou

commentator: kyle walker... 0h, whata hit! kyle walker, what a hit.o get your first goal for the club. and his first goal for 111 games. "what a feeling." yeah, it's been a long time coming. i'm just thankful to get the three points, that's the most important thing, and luckily i got on the scoresheet. oh what west ham wouldn't give for results to swing in their favour. the off—field entertainment was unique, the on—field was all too familiar. adama traore‘s late strike won it for wolves. so what's it like being a west ham fan right now? yeah. ben croucher, bbc news. (tx vt) in the scottish premiership, hearts — without manager craig levein who continues his recovery after being hospitalised during the week — beat st mirren to make it four wins from four. steven naismith scored a first half hat trick, this his third goal. he made the other as hearts won 4—1 to keep their place at the top of the table england's series with india is dramatically poised heading into the fourth day at southampton. they resume this morning on 260—8, that's a lead of 233. e

i asked charles walker what was being proposed., for six months should be able to have a proxy vote in the house of commons, for no longer than six months. maybe a few weeks extra, in exceptional circumstances. we think that's the right thing to do, to allow more women to come into parliament, to feel parliament is a place for them, and when they are in parliament, they can have children. i think the danger is, a number of women feel being a member of parliament is not compatible with having children, either before they get into parliament or a once they are in parliament. charles walker. now, what's been happening in the wider world of politics? here's gary connor with our countdown. at five, a statue to suffragette emily wilding davison has been unveiled in her hometown of morpeth. it shows her tipping away food, to mark her hunger strikes injail. at four, a tory backbencher‘s invitation for the chancellor. will my right honourable friend actuallyjoin me on a pub crawl in shrewsbury? laughter i'm buying! well, mr speaker, provide

we don't know that right now. >> okay. >> commissioner walker? >> yes. i think that we have issued notice of violation for both of the underminings on either side. so those are cases that have to be resolved. i think it's best to have planning review. it makes sense they're reviewing it tanamount to demolition. that's kind of what happened. they have jurisdiction to figure out how to best move forward. so, i mean, i feel like they need to be -- i mean, if we need to -- as we're presenting from our department, if we need to remind them that they have the surrounding properties to deal with in addition to the actual project itself, i think that we can -- we should do that, just to remind them that they have to address at all. we have those outstanding notices of violation that will have to be cured, to your point of not having it swiped away, i think those things have to be resolved at the same time. >> okay. >> so, yeah, that's fine. i just wanted to have that conversation. i felt if we could get all parties agreed and we have somewhat of a little bit of

sean walker truck slammed into him and the man who was pulled over. authorities believe walker was on his cell phone and was distracted at the time. walker is expected to write a that is a look at some of the top stories we are working on. >>> a construction worker life was turned upside down by the carr fire ignoring his own problems in favor of helping others. reporter jessica has the story. >>reporter: dreams turn to ashes. this rottinghaus is one of more than 1000 destroyed in the carr fire. it belonged to a started out helping protect the community when a fire tornado ripped through his neighborhood july 26. >> i could not forget the faces of the people that were helping us get out and get to safety.>>reporter: neighbor donna family and pets were evacuated the fire with the help of police and firefighters. now he is saying thank you, the best way he knows how. >> up signs. reonders homes and a prophet. >> that many of us every morning. knowing that you may risk your life that day. this is really are we of saying thank you. >> that was just report

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authorities say shawn walker hit officer curt gris and man well during a traffic stop. walker faces multiple felonies including vehicular manslaughter. >>> east bay leaders are calling for jerry brown to veto a bill happening over the develop authority to bart. the bill would give ba to override residents concerns. lawmakers say the bill has the right goal but approaches to the situation the wrong way. >> this is a bill with the right goal which is more housing, particularly at our transit centers, but it has the wrong way to do it that will take us backwards. >> many leader says bart needs to focus on providing safe reliable and clean services and not taking control of housing. >>> the saga of the rescue in thailand has a new chapter , the legal challenge announced by one of the divers that is aimed at elon musk. >>> a gondola ride in downtown san francisco will show you its test run. >>> the sun breaking through the clouds, this is great to see see a live look outside at clear skies and the sunshine. we will talk about what you can expect and how warm it's going to ge

that driver tried t maneuver past walker and hit him. walker was pinned between two victims. they believe two cars may have caused it.it r vehicle stayed on the scene. the victim was a familiarur f in the tight knit did you mean 40s. >> reporter: moments as those who loved him brought flowers to where he remembered. the last text from him read simply, i love yo now they're remembering a man they knew by his nickname. a-1. >> everyone loved him. the kids loved him. you could not find someone who didn't love him. >> he worked for a maintenance company is that he waed to put in sidewalks and re do repairs. >> he was always doing something. he believed in the community. >> prince william county police say it was just after sun down tuesday whe p ak ranger noticed a man lyingn oe roadway. he pulled o hr to help but icfore he could reach him, a white v rolled over him. >> reporter: he said it was a blhi e. he got up to check the damage and then drove off. now they're saying he may have been struck before that by another vehicle. police are hoping to find both drivers. >> it will do

kyle walker just text at me. sale and i broadcast on whatsapp. kyle walkerjust text at me.i was 12 and 13, icame been selling and when i was 12 and 13, i came home every day with e3. it is the same now but on a much bigger scale. from chris, it is the same now but on a much biggerscale. from chris, i it is the same now but on a much bigger scale. from chris, i got rees, they have gone out on loan, one of them was friends with as three who introduced me to kyle walker and that was my breakthrough. from there, i got multiple spurs players like dele alli. from him, i have been introduced to multiple england people. it's nobles from one player to another and as long as you are providing a service, that is it. you are set. i got facetime from paul pogba before the world cup who i have never spoken to before and he was saying, you the one benji has told me about, i have been trying to connect through on time. i was thinking, i should connect through on time. i was thinking, ishould be connect through on time. i was thinking, i should be the one trying to connect you! two days aft

. >> nawaz: we turn now to helgi walker. she worked with brett kavanaugh in the white house counsel's uring the george w. bush administration. ms. walker also clerked for justice clarence thomas and is now in private practice in washington, d.c.r thank you ining us. i see we're having some audio issues. you're hearing me on your phone. bu uthank you for being wi. i want to ask you about what you heard from judge kavanaugh and his testimony today, as you watched him, defiant at times, emotional at others, what did you ske of his tetimony? >> i thought he did a wonderful job today of showing that he is innocent of these charges. i heard some of the earlier y folks ur show saying that he was aggressive. you know, i'm a lawyer, i've worked in investigations, and when you confront people who have notone something with an allegation that they have committed a crime, they react strongly. this was the behavior of somebody who is innocent and,ye people react strongly and i think emotionally.d cried, my husband cried because we know j

brian: why did george herbert walker bush moved texas? -- moved to texas? dr. engel: texas was part of the adventure. at the end of 1940 eight, having just graduated from yale, he has the opportunity to go to new york, to work in his father's investment house. he instead decided, i need to go and make my life on my own. make my own way. he drives across country and winds up in texas. he had a friend of the family who had an oil company there. he begins work as a salesman for the oil company. barbara and literal -- and little george come after. this is a great moment for trying to understand who george bush is. on the one hand he is a person who is able to take the leap of faith and say i'm going to try something new and not rest on the laurels of my family to succeed. on the other hand he goes to texas with a large check from some investors back home. he is working for a family friend. and he knows if texas does not work out, there is always a job in new york for him. it is an adventure, but there is a large net. brian: when did you start this book? 2006.gel: a

. >>> alice walker, one of the best known and honored authors will be speaking tonight right here in the bay area. alice walker one both the pulitzer prize and the national book award in 1983 for her best- selling novel the color purple. she will be speaking at the first congregational church of oakland on harrison street near 27th. while the color purple is her most famous work she has written seven novels, four short story collections as well as four children's books. >>> a busy day in the water off the coast of monterey. a rare albino dolphin captured on this drone video swimming off the monterey coast. later you see a group of other dolphins and even a gray whale. the video was captured by the monterey bay will watch yesterday. albino dolphins are typically seen every few years off the coast of monterey. >>> if you have noticed a growing number of spam calls to your cell phone you are not alone. in fact, there's a new study saying spam calls account for about one third of all mobile calls in the u.s. that is up from just 3% early last year. the report projects it by next year and