walker's wife, teresa walker, who was a fellow civil rights activist. this is an important reminder of the role women played in civil rights movement. teresa wyatt got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson, mississippi, in june of 1961, after taking one of the freedom rides. those were the rides organized by civil rights activists, both white and black activists, who wanted to test southern compliance with federal mandates against segregated busing and would of freedom riders take long bus journeys into the deep south to see if they would be allowed regardless of race to go into the same waiting rooms and so forth, even though federal law mandated that. the freedom riders were generally met by violence, intimidation and often imprisonment. teresa walker was arrested. this is a cup she used during her imprisonment. we have other items related to other protest activities, including this lunch counter stool, which came from the richmond branch. it was a site of one of the many student sit ins that were held around the country in the 1960's, protestin

her walker, he organized a range -- walker, he organized a range of nonviolent protests of nonviolent segregation. he led marches against segregated swimming pools. he led a demonstration and a -- at a public library, and other kinds of organizing activities to protest segregation. regarding his library demonstration, and other civil rights activists went to the they went to the whites only section of the petersburg public library in 1951. and he tried to check out the biography of the confederate general robert e lee. it shows an amazing amount of cheek and wit. and for trying to use the whites only section of the library, wyatt t walker had the police called. he was arrested. his first of 17 arrests over the course of his career as a civil rights activists. that's one of the items we have on view in the exhibition. wyatt t walker became very close friends with dr. martin luther king jr. they first met at an inter-seminary conference in the early 1950's. walker became king's right-hand man. they found the christian southern leadership conference. and organize many of them nonviolent

martin luther king referred to walker as the cleanest mind. including the birmingham and the march63 on washington. we have an early letter from martin luther king to white t walker. in march against segregated schools that walker was organizing here in richmond. it's signed mike. only dr. martin luther king's closest friends referred to him as mike. that's a powerful indication of how close their friendship was. humble looking but it's a powerful artifact, this aluminum cup. this belonged to teresa walker, who is a fellow civil rights activist. ofs is an important reminder the role women played in civil rights movement. teresa wyatt got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson in june 1960 one, after taking one of the freedom rides. those were the rides organized by civil rights activists, both white and black activists, who wanted to test southern compliance with federal mandates against segregated busing and interstate bus travel. groups of freedom writers would take long bus journeys into the deep south to see if they would be allowed r

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>> yes. >> commissioner walker? >> yes. >> general public comment, are there any members of the public here to speak for general public comment for items on the abatement appeal board agenda? okay. seeing none, item f, adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> motion and second. okay. we are now adjourned. we will reconvene at 10:00 a.m., the building inspection commission. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. good morning, everybody. is this working? what a beautiful day in san francisco. you know, if you go to city hall, it is so packed. everybody is celebrating 8-8. we're here and going to be celebrating this new project. i am the director of public works here at the city of san francisco. i want to thank you all for coming out our chief and mayor for coming to celebrate this milestone. this facility will be a facility that will serve our first responders and we are very excited about it. just last week around the corner we celebrated the new deployment facility and that is a project that wil

>> yes. >> commissioner walker? >> yes. >> general public comment, are there any members of the public here to speak for general public comment for items on the abatement appeal board agenda? okay. seeing none, item f, adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> motion and second. okay. we are now adjourned. we will reconvene at 10:00 a.m., the building inspection commission. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning, everyone! how are you all? so, welcome. i'm with the hotel council and i want to welcome you all to our first love our city. it's the second love our city event but it's the first one that is a tourism and hospitality industry have helped organize. so today we have over 700 people here in also waiting out in the neighborhood. [applause] i'm joined by our chair of our board, mr. james lamb who is here with us today. [applause] and this event is hosted by the hotel council of sf travel but it really came together because of a lot of different people working on the event and i want to than

you're on with stan walker. >> caller: hi. i want to know if the reactor had anything to do with the problem. >> thank you. >> lack of water had a lot to do with the fact the reactor melted down. what the water does is keep the plant cool. the water reactor is 600 degrees. if you lose the coolant then you have a problem. in terms of anything else swhavg to do with the water, no. >> this plant was brand new. >> for a total of about three months. >> the lohesson from that is? >> the lesson from that is build it right. there are lots of questions raised. there were lots of investigations done after the accident occurred. both by the nrc, by the kennedy commission which was the presidential commission by the state of pennsylvania, by congress and lots of other people and they said why is this plant licensed. there were things that weren't clear. those were valid questions because utility, turned out was not well i quipped equipped to the plant. according to all the licensing parameters it met those standards. that accident came to

my mother debbie walker is also here. she is a single working mom who overcame cancer surgery, neurosurgery and heart surgery and who made indescribable sacrifices to provide me the first in my family to graduate from college with the opportunities she didn't have herself. i owe my mom everything. i'm also joined today by leslie gilby married dan tyler and janie click, jay craig, jan, tim and jackson help in, luke and john milligan and leah sears. they include family former students and dear friends and some of them count as all three. finally i would like to thank local lawyers faculty colleagues community leaders co-clerks and former students who have supported my nomination. i am humbled and overwhelmed with gratitude. thank you chairman graham. >> thank you all and congratulations each of you and your families. this is a big day in your lives and i'm glad to be here with you. mr. canterbury ctf director you'll have a lot of responsibility when it comes to the purchase of illegal firearms. we have background checks sys

commissioner walker? >> commissioner walker: thank you for bringing this. so you haven't been able to -- we haven't been able to access entry to see if there's been any correction, is that the case, since april? >> yes. i spoke with the planning department today, and as of april, they have no inspections from the contractor. >> commissioner walker: seems pretty cut and dry. i move to uphold the order. >> second. >> commissioner walker: because the evidence provided indicates there indeed has been a violation and it has not been corrected. >> thank you. >> president mccarthy: -- [inaudible] >> clerk: yeah. so the case we're discussing is 1139 guerrero street. >> commissioner walker: yes. >> commissioner clinch: appeal number 8683. >> president mccarthy: thank you, commissioner clinch. >> clerk: and we have a motion and a second. and there was no public comment on this item, so i'll do a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. that motion carries unanimously, and our next item is item f, general public comment. general public comment for items that are no

christian walker, that is an rbi base hit. the giants lose 3-2. they are 5.5 back of the wild-card spot. 18,000 seat, chase arena will open with metallica on september 6. with the nba season tipping off in november, it is all the amenities of a first-class entertainment venue. it does cost $1.4 billion. that coupled with skyrocketing player salaries means higher prices for tickets. what is the fan reaction? i put that question to joe. >> reporter: it gets more expensive every if you want to compete. the player payrolls go up. the cost of doing business goes up. we have to keep pace. everyone understands that. hopefully, we try not to make it so that the fans are priced out of the market. the truth is, we have 45,000 on the waiting list. they must think the value is there. >> i have a lot of feedback from oakland fans. they feel that they are out priced. to his point, 70% of those who purchased season tickets in oakland are coming to san francisco. there are 44,000 on the waiting list. supply and demand. and >> they did price it well if you have th

and joining us in the studios is samuel walker. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. it's nice to be here. >> walk us through the time line of the events as they unfolded. >> wednesday, march 28, 1979, things were going routinely it was a midnight shift. the shut eye shift. at 4:00 a.m. in the morning on march 2nd 28th, wednesday. there was a shut off of feed water to the secondary system which raised the pressure and caused according to design, a valve to open called a pressure operated relief valve, and when that opened, pressure started to build up or it opened so that it would relieve the pressure that had built up in the reactor. that was according to design. things are going fine at that point. but then after the valve had been opened for ten seconds or so, it should have closed, it didn't. the result of the valve not closing, the valve sticking open, water started to rush out from the reactor, the cooling water that is used to maintain the temperature in the reactor started to rush out, and within a fairly short time you had all the makings of the worst inciden

walker. i want to thank all of these volunteers, both on this body and the board of examiners, who advise us so much with your specific and vast knowledge of code and construction. it really helps, especially those of us who aren't necessarily builders and have that knowledge, it is extremely important as we review these policies. thank you. it is really important to all of us. >> thank you very much. next item is item 6. discussion and possible action to make recommendations regarding current membership and reappointment goes to the board of examiners. term goes to expire september 15, 2022. manuel flores, patrick, bradley sugar man, sam, dan, james reed, michael, jeremiah, randy collins and michael robins. >> okay. i move that we accept all of these reappointments. >> second. >> we have a motion and second to accept all of the members of the board of examiners. i will do a roll call vote on that as well. any public comment? none. (roll call). the motion carries unanimously. are there any me

walker's wife who i mentioned is there now and she saysshe's n hopeful.ll >> we' optimistic.e have a lot of people out there searching. we've beenos png a lot of cebook picres ea r and at last check, writ seah an estimated 70 hours of >> partnerse d ancof jacksonville 80d approximately 70 to he famililies for both men saytha tvil skills. they say thatcclooney is a back toteran. >> ayesha kahn reporting this morning. thank y. >> 5:03 is the time. in prince georges county an going investigation after af say underwear and socksld and appeared to be under the >> as the fire ems ambulance was arriving the individual in question became mor agitated coamay i investigation.ar an autopsy is expected to be performed today. >> 5:03 im oure n montgo cme'vryylooucantte the mf a newborn girl who was abandoned in a wooded area of silver spring. police have not identified the mother but 9 they say she's recovering at a local hospital. th baby girl remains hospitalized in stable condition and is under the custody of child welfare serves. if charges will be filed in the case but police are rem

let's chew over all of that would undo andrew walker. —— with andrew walker.be that the currency reflects how investors are viewing brexit. absolutely. the pound has very much be in the indicator of what investors think is the probability of outcomes in the whole brexit process. in the past month or so, it has been a false ability of a new deal brexit. the decision to prorogue parliament was seen as increasing the possibility, because it reduces the amount of time that parliament has to prevent no deal. we did see a significant, although not a massive fall in the value of the pound. perhaps markets are taking a bit of comfort from news today that the prime minister is intending to increase the intensity of the negotiations. i think he does genuinely want to have a deal, although he is prepared to live without one. the fact he is putting more effort into that may also have the benefit for him, i suppose, of discouraging conservatives who want to avoid no—dealfrom conservatives who want to avoid no—deal from joining forces with the opposition. perhaps they might

, . .. —— there is no law where it is completely walker's,... -- how and why should we be worried?ied that when both private companies and police are able to use this intrusive surveillance technology. we see how it can be used against ethnic minorities, people with mental health problems. we have seen innocent nervous of the public who have declined to be scanned by these cameras have been stocked by the police... how accurate is it? it is massively inaccurate. it is around 90—95% inaccurate. it is around 90—95% inaccurate and there is a very serious issue around discrimination. very quickly, how pride is our privacy in a public space —— how private is it? we should be able to choose what information we give away and the fact that these trials or this use of facial recognition has been going on complete we unbeknownst to us complete the secretly, covertly and the company is refusing to say how long it has been going on for at all, what is being done with our images, sensitive biometric information is a very serious concern for all of us. griff ferris we will leave it there for now

what was most striking for me was the emission of kyle walker, who's been such an important person fore to kyle walker and explained to him that, in this, these two qualifiers, he wants to see what trent alexander—arnold and aaron wan—bissaka can do it right back, and aaron wan—bissaka, having moved this summer for £50 million to manchester united and started the season in the team, is the first time he's been in the senior squad, but well as those young players, mason mount and james maddison as well, who might well win their first caps in these mass niches —— in these matches, kieran trippier has been recalled, another right back, and alex 0xlade—chamberlain and harry winks, also players who, may be for injury reasons, haven't been involved as much as southgate would like. thank you forjoining us. well, as bury come to terms with their expulsion from the english football league, the head of the club's academy teams says all players on the books under the age of 16 have now been told they no longer have a team to play for. speaking to our correspondent david 0rnstein, mark litherland

in napa county, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> a new complex under construction in rohnert park will have more than 200 new homes. >> the developers plan to make all of them affordable. the parkside project north of sonoma state university is the largest of its kind being built in the bay area. an artist's rendering shows what it will look like with nine three-story buildings along with parking and landscaping. it will have total of 218 units. the mayor believes people from many walks of life will live there. >> here is the beauty of affordable housing. so many people don't realize we are housing teachers, professors at sonoma state university, first responders, firefighters, police officers. those are good, strong people you want in the community. >>> a big transformation is underway in downtown san jose. construction has already begun at the corner of santa clara and fourth streets. john ramos on what is about to go up, and why some people are not too happy about it. >> reporter: at the corner of santa clara and fourth street across from city hall, a massive twin tower apartment buildin

walker became king's right-hand man. they helped found the southern christian leadership conference and organized many of the nonviolent mass protest activities that marked the civil rights movement of the 1960's. regardingher king was walker as the keenest mind of the civil rights movement. walker strategized major activities, including the 1963.gham campaign of how close dr. martin luther king was, we have an early letter from martin luther king to wyatt t walker 1958,december 3, referencing a march against segregated schools that walker was organizing here in richmond. it is signed "mike." only dr. king's closest friends referred to him as mike. this is a powerful indication of how close their friendship was. announcer: learn more about african-american history and our tour of the virginia museum of history and culture, sunday at >> you're watching american history tv. only on c-span3. in august 16, 19, and glitch privateer ship landed a point comfort, virginia with african captives on board, the first recorded africa

. >> the search intensifying for two firefighters missing off of the coast of florida, justin walker brian were last seen leaving for a fishing trip on friday morning from port canaveral, their families praying on the beach for a safe return. >> anybody is going to get through this is my brother, combat veterans, firefighter, so he know what is he's doing. he's been sailing all of his life. >> the coast guard search has covered 20,000 square miles by air and by sea. in the men time, wild weater from the midwest to the northeast, at least 9 people hurt in pennsylvania when light ing struck a tree. a car buried by a fallen tree outside of pittsburgh in chicago, heavy downpours canceling more than 500 flights and we are not done with it, more severe weather expected, northeast will see heavy rain, dangerous heat as you see right there coming to the south. jillian: possible recession ahead of next presidential election. >> there's a big debate going on right now whether we are on the cusp of a recession, i think we probably are. >> president trump said no bad trade deals not only entered

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and joining us here is samuel walker. thank you for being with us. walk us through the timeline as the sun folded.>> on wednesday, march 28, 1979, things were going routinely. it was a midnight shift and suddenly at 4 am in the morning on march 28th, wednesday, there was a cut off of feedwater to what was called the secondary system that raised the pressure, which caused, according to the design, about to open called the pressure operated relief valve. when that opened pressure started to build up and it would relieve the pressure that would build up in the reactor. and that was according to design. so things were going fine at that point. but then after the valve was open for 10 seconds or so, it should closed and it did not and the result of that valve not closing, the valve sticking open is water started to rush out from the reactor, the clean water that is used to maintain the temperature in the reactor started to rush out and it was in a fairly short time that you had all the makings of the worst incident -- the worst kind of accident you can ha

wilson walker says that is giving crews extra time to reduce the fuel load around the bay area. >> reporter: i'm standing on lafayette ridge, behind the mount diablo, have a 24, running that direction and the smaller raise you see running behind me, that is effectively the north around the fuel break, the crews that are on top of those hilltops are clearing away approximately 300 feet of low fuels over about 14 miles, this is just one project underway across california, and contra costa is one county where the risk is enormous. >> as well as to thirds, steve fell on the fire district says the recent fire at is light industrial park is a perfect if unlikely example of the county's fire risk. one small spark and structures are threatened. >> what is new this season is that we have a lot more fuel on the ground as a result of the heavy rains we had in the winter months. >> reporter: 150 to 200% more fuel on the ground then there was this time last year, but some of that few are now getting shredded in the hills. >> i think it is extraordinary we can get projects done within a year. >> reporter

and the country land and walkers.clists here this morning as we cut up to the news, travel and weather where you are. “— news, travel and weather where you are. —— catch up. good morning from bbc london, i'm geeta pendse. the family of a young man from crawley killed instantly as he tried to cross a railway track are campaigning for better signs at stations. carl klimaytys was heading home following a christmas night out in brighton when he chose to walk to another platform over the line and was killed instantly. his parents say if he'd known there was a live rail he would never have crossed. ijust want people to think, look, make sure it's safe. i wasn't aware of the full dangers. i don't think he was aware of the full dangers. my wife, myself and i were under the full impression that if he was aware there was a live rail there, he would never have crossed. a group of around 200 descendents of german jewish refugees, who arrived in london in the 1930s and ‘40s, are challenging the german government's refusal to grant

brian mcclunney and justin walker went out fishing last friday morning and haven't been seen since. walker's wife, natasha, took to the air to help with the search. >> i need to be up there and feel like i am searching too. >> crews covered more than 50,000 square miles searching for the men, their boat or debris as far north as charleston, south carolina. yesterday search crews found a tackle bag about 50 miles off of the coast of st. augustine and that helped them to narrow their search in the vast ocean. >> if anyone has the skill and ability to survive this, it is brian. >> keith power says this is still a rescue mission. >> there is a deep concern for the amount of time that has gone by. we are not giving up. we are pressing forward until the coast guard tells us we need to back off. >> huge military planes are being used, p3 and c-130 and some of the most sophisticated technology they have at hand. this search does have special meaning because these missing men, they consider them their first responder brothers. >> so many people looking for them. thank you mireya villarreal.

walker. >> i do agree. i also agree the general matter is it appropriate for judicial nominee to grade previous positions at the supreme court. >> senator, do you agree? >> i agree, senator. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for appearing in front of this panel today. i like to visit with you a little bit. as president of the fraternal order of police, you have had to deal with increasingly political rhetoric and the media and movement to shift how police are viewed by our every day americans and for that, sir, i do not envy your position. the mission statement states in part that the duty of law enforcement officers is to support and defend the constitution of the united states. promote and foster the enforcement of law and order. now you have been nominated to be the director of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. the atf does share a similar duty to that. of course, in the bureaucratic corner that congress is actually legislative ourselves into, the atf does have a lot of power than just mere enforcement

walker's wife natasha took to the air to help with the search. >> i need to be up there, feel like i'mearching, too. >> reporter: crews have covered more than 50,000 square miles off the coast of florida searching for the men, their boat, or even debris as far north as charleston, south carolina. yesterday search crews found a tackle bag belonging to the missing boaters about 50 miles off the coast of st. augustine. that's helped them dramatically narrowir searcin this vast ocean. >> if there is anybody that has a skill and ability to survive this it's briant saythis is stia rescue mission. >> there are some deep concerns for the amount of time that's gone by, but we're not giving up. we're going to press forward until the coast guard tells us that we need to back off. >> reporter: huge military planes are actually being used for this search. we're talking p3s and c-130s, not to mention some of the most sophisticated search technology the department of homeland security has on hand right now. norah, the commander in charge tells me this search does have special meaning to them because

. >> congressman walker, thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> appreciate it. leland: now, for those trying to become the next president, live pictures out of hampton, south carolina, south bend mayor pete buttigieg holding campaign event, he's one of just several 2020 democrats hitting the campaign trail this weekend, and who else, peter doocy, the reporter who needs no sleep on the ground with them in hompton, hi, peter. >> leland, pete buttigieg just showed up and he's got company in the low country, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren both also going to be in south carolina later on, those two stops today in georgia on their way here as part of an effort to court african-american primary voters. >> why should black folk votes trust you.

republican governor, scott walker. governor, thanks for joining us. >> scott: hey, great to be with you, charles. >> charles: thinking. you know, so, president trump and the administration, like any administration, how can we choose this economy a little bit? he let it out there. may be indexing capital gains. may be payroll tax cuts. i think he just tossed some ideas out there, but they are not bad ideas. you, in fact think that states should be the ones looking at lower taxes. >> scott: absolutely. president trump, just like president reagan did, last week, august 13, 1981, is one ronald reagan signed the first tax act of 1981. they did it again in 1986. we saw the economic benefits to that go beyond just his administration into the bush administration. that continued into the 90s under clinton. i think that the tax cuts that this president has passed continued dominic continue to to good. small business owners, farmers, others. we saw last year, more people working in the state than ever before. it's simple. for mor

the suspect is 73-year-old henry walker. the fire is expected to be fully contned sometime later today. >> at least 23 people are dead and 13 injured after an arson attack in mexico. the fire broke out at a bar. so far no arrests. >>> tropical storm dorian is on track to touchdown in puerto rico this afternoon. the u.s. territory is still reeling from hurricane maria two years ago. >>> this morning in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson announced he will temporarily shut down parliament. >>> let's take a live look out to the bay bridge toll plaza where you are slow and go backed up to the maze at this hour. and underneath those foggy skies for now. it's not clear either at the san mateo bridge on the bridge in the westbound direction it looks like there's a tow truck there trying to get something out of the left-hand shoulder. slow crawl. eastbound is looking good however and it's slow in the approach to the toll plaza getting to the richmond san rafael bridge. mary. >>> okay emily well it is a cloudy start to the bay. che

we'll talk to nine—year—old luis walker.um christina says they'll consider moving to scotland from their home in if it means he can get the drug he needs. and callum kelly, who already takes it — and says it's changed his life. 13,000 solar panels on one roof — we'll show you the world's greenest industrial building. it's approximately 200,000 square feet of panels. and more than four megawatts of energy, we can produce on an annual basis. so how many megawatts do you use? less than one megawatt. the rest is going into the public net. the cbi has exclusively told this programme the uk government is not doing enough to encourage british companies to go green. we'll ask what more they can do. and we'll talk live to this liverpool fan — who got knocked out in his quest to get a wave from his hero mo salah. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. later, we'll be talking to the foodbank in grimsby that's been so overwhelmed since the start of the summer holidays that it might be forced to close. if you'

kpix 5's wilson walker got a tour inside the arena before it opens up to the public. >> reporter: san francisco has new arena and the warriors have a new home. it is actually spelled out on the court for you. >> i hope we accomplished what we set out to accomplish. the building is smaller. 18,000 seats compared to 19,000 at oracle. that is by design. >> reporter: this is built for basketball and concerts. take a tour, and the impression is everything else. chase center is a maze of hallways and porttles. all leading to the -- portals, all leading to the suits, boxes and yes, the court side lounges which let you duck into the tunnels below. it gets hard to tell. >> lot of granite. lot of marble. the rugs get thicker the higher you go. >> reporter: john king took the tour today. >> they are going for different kind of style moods. you want vegas you have that, you want midcentury you have that. bake city betty. >> reporter: how will it feel? i am not sure we will know until we get people in there and that comes next week with the san francisco symphony and metallical next friday night.

andrew walker will be with us for that. you're with business live from bbc news.? well, today, the independent newspaper has revealed the best and worst connected cities outside london. birmingham came out as the best city for rail links. so we sent ben thompson to liverpool, which is towards the bottom of the list. good morning and welcome to liverpool, one of the worst connected cities, as far as train travel is concerned, according to a new report. it has been looking at how different cities are connected to the rail network and there are some surprises in there. the ones that do well, edinburgh, manchester and birmingham top of the list but down the bottom, places like cardiff, leicester and here will stop the list was put together by a familiarface, simon stop the list was put together by a familiar face, simon calder, stop the list was put together by a familiarface, simon calder, the travel editor of the independent newspaper whojoins me travel editor of the independent newspaper who joins me now. travel editor of the independent newspaper whojoins me now.

about 16 acres and crews say a man is facing criminal charges for starting it. 73-year-old henry walker is charged with reckless burning. the sheriff's office says walker flagged down fire personnel saying he was trying to burn personal items when the flames grew out of control. he had minor injuries from attempting to stoment it out. and there's an evacuation warning in the area that was lifted. >>> of and the devastation from the wild fires in the amazon rain forest. the tension between brazil and european countries is preinventeding the help to battle the wild fires. brazil will set conditions before it accepts help from the group of seven countries which has offered tens of millions of dollars for fire fighting and rain forest protections. the rain forest is considered vital to the health of the planet. >>> and this morning, new prime minister boris johnson will temporarily shut down parliament. he previously declared the uk will leave the union on october 31st. today's announcement will restrict the amount of time lawmakers have to discuss a potential deal. >>> and the head of san

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justin walker has been missing since friday when they left cape canaveral on a fishing trip.hite house expected to roll out new immigration rules today extending the amount of time migrant families can be detained at the border. the trump administration plans to extend the current 20 day custody limit, republicans say the current limiting heard of migrant families, in less then a month. donald trump speaking to america's heroes at the american veteran 75th annual conference, working to fight for service men and women on several different issues including healthcare. suicide prevention and job opportunities. a new law in california changing when and how officers defend themselves using lethal force. i we handcuffing our police? jonathan hunt has reaction from law enforcement. >> show me your hands! sob! >> reporter: stefan clark in sacramento provided the impetus with california's law change. the shooting was deemed to be with use of force guidelines which at that point were based on standards officers might have reasonable fear for their safety or the safety of others. the ne

brian mcclooney and justin walker were last seen friday when they headed out for a fishing trip off the coast of jacksonville for the two men. >> there is some deep concern for the amount of time that has gone by, but we're not giving up, we're going to pressed for until the coast guard tells us we need to back off. >> military planes are being used in the search and some of the most sophisticated search technology. the commander in charge says th caribbean islandnd o off anguil will be e inin c couourt today. scott hapgood is facing mamanslalaughthter chcharargege. he clalaim self-defense. here is errol barnett. >> reporter: scott hapgood was vacationing with his family last april, kenny mitchell a hotel employee dressed in uniform entered the room in the afternoon. what happened next is unclear. but the violent encounter resulted in mitchell's death and hapgood charged with manslaughter. >> my wife, my children, we wake up with it, we live in it, we swim in it, we breathe it every day. >> reporter: at a press conference, he and his lawyer who say mitchell was armed and demanding money

wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> for a look at the california coast, the view from highway one is legendary. it recently got an update, one that will make the trip more enjoyable. a resurfacing project covers 10- mile stretch from 2 to the gray whale cove. now surface of the highway is much smoother than a normal road. >> for someone to understand you have to drive it. and once you drive it you will definitely understand that there is something about this pavement. >> new reflecters have also been added and a new pedestrian bridge has been built. >> i am wondering if we are just -- >> right. in comparison -- >> get excited. >> right. >> not expecting to lose my suspension. >> yeah. >>> when it rains in the window the roads take a beating and then comes the summer and we don't see rain for four months. we are in the middle of that right now. dry out there. not sunny in san francisco, a high of 68. it is sunny in the valley. hope you are enjoying the day. 78 degrees. perfect. san jose therosion breeze. fremont and livermore 84 degrees. therosionis -- the session in the low 60s -- the ocean is

authorities say walker had minor injuries from attempting to stomp it out. right now the spirit fire is 60% contained. it was burning on the ridge but spirit rock meditation center. at last check flames have scorched about 16 acres. an evacuation warning has been lifted. crews are hoping to have it fully contained later today. >>> 4:40 right now a bay area linked to a miss rooe playing out in big surrender. authorities are looking for a missing santa clara woman. the vehicle is registered to 37-year-old kristin kendall. >>> here is a live look at the san francisco airport which yesterday was the scene of a bus jacking. >> the shuttle company sky park says the bus was picking up and letting off some passengers when a man appeared out of no where. later recovered in berkley sitting across three danny lanes of traffic. it appears that the bus had run out of gas. >> in this day in age the only thing you can do is be alert. and don't try to fight it. >> witnesses say that the robber was calm and did not appear to be armed, but the driver decided not to take any c

i begin with wilson walker in san jose with security concerns on the eve of the santa clara county fair opening. wilson? >> reporter: this latest mass shooting that we find ourselves covering comes from an event of which there are plenty around this time of the year. coming up, the santa clara county fair. we asked folks is gilroy on your mind? >> you may need some more police officers just to us watch people's fears. >> reporter: jeff will be at the santa clara county when asked about the festival security after gilroy. >> everywhere, churches, malls, schools, events >> another big event this weekend, the fremont art and wine festival. >> not worried. i knew you were asking because of the gilroy events. >> reporter: your thoughts? >> it is a random event. >> reporter: they have extra security for this kind of threat is something they have been working on for years, and they are confident in the job performed by local law enforcement. fremont police however did not return the call today. the gilroy festival had what was considered it to be strong security. fencing patrolled by armed gua

in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 continues our team coverage tonight on what you can do to protect yourself if somebody tries to attack you on the street. >> reporter: well, we spoke to self defense experts and used one of our interns to demonstrate exactly the move you need if you get attacked. you're walking down the sidewalk and suddenly you've been accosted. what do you do? >> when you walk around, always walk around with something in your hands. pen, key. everyday items that can be defense. at night, a flashlight is great. >> reporter: this is kpix 5 intern irene. he's getting a quick lesson from jimmy and -- cofounders of self defense for the people -- in basic sidewalk self defense. >> if i'm standing in front of you, you can go between my arms. that's inside. most dangerous place to be. but if you step here, you get away from this hand. or you step here, get away from this hand and toward an exit. >> reporter: watch irene apply this technique. >> when it comes to going outside and actually having that happen to you, now, i feel like i should be able to know wh

. >>> and the rise of sky walker is here. here is the trailer for the new "star wars" movie and some are asking if disney is taking popular characters into dark places. ♪ ♪ >> wow! . dramatic. you saw that red light saber and that begs the question for all of the "star wars" fans, is ray turning to the dark side. the rise of sky walker opens december 20th. i think it is episode 9. >> 100 i think. >> i'm six episodes behind. >> amy fisher was in it. princess leia was in the last w >> weather. we have a forward look. 98 tomorrow and then pidown to up next, kate snow sitting in for lester holt on "nightly news." >>> breaking news tonight, the major verdict just handed down. a dramatic day in court, drug maker johnson & johnson ordered to pay more than half a billion dollars. the judge finding the company helped fuel the deadly opioid epidemic prosecutors hailing it as a landmark decision. >> johnson & jnson was the kingpin behind the nation's ongoing opioid crisis. >> tonight, why this ruling >>> also tonight, president trump at

he was 33 year-old lieutenant charles walker, a navy spokesman said quote.ieutenant walker was an incredible naval aviator husband and son, our heartfelt condolences go out to his family and friends the f a 18 super hornet crash during a routine training mission about 40 miles north of naval air weapons station. china lake the cause of that crash is under investigation. family of sacramento man who is turning a 100 years old say that he is the 3rd oldest living 3 war. >>veterans. >>while term a caller was there as the community celebrated retired army master sergeant, nathan allen junior. >>he's a 3 war united states military veteran retired master sergeant nathan allen junior served in world war 2. the korean war and vietnam war. he joined the military more than 75 years ago, i was a far harder and the army. 27 years. >>there is a far you go too far. >>throughout his career the one memory that stands out among the rest is losing members of his crew on last term. >>we're done because of car. they were on the back of it down trump. anyone holding on to it. >>

the other half of the money will be used to build a one quart mile trail for walkers and bikers in the visitation valley. the trail will make it easier to get to and from the park and visitation valley middle school. >>> to the east bay, it's easier to find a quiet place to rest or be productive when you are waiting for a flight at oak land international airport. the airport has two jabber boxes in terminal two, small workplaces that look like phone booths with a desk and bench inside. you can make important phone calls or meditate. you can represent time. it is $15 for a half hour. >>> disney and lucas film released footage from the third fill in the star wars sequel trilogy. video was shown at disney's d expo last week and made public this morning. the rise of sky walker will feature scenes with the late kerry fibber using unreleased footage from the last two films and will feature the run of the emperor. star wars the rise of sky walker will be in theaters this december. >>> disney announced more chase coming to california adventure theme pack. it's adding more vales avengers campus