walker?stop, stop, stop, stop. stop it! put your hands behind your back! stop it right now! stop. >> right now she's in crisis mode. she thought she was going to be released. they just sentenced her to prison. it's very common. they expect they're going to get out or they get less time or more time. some of them explode. some of them shut down. it's a terrible, stressful time in their life. >> sergeant abbott, who has worked closely with walker in the past, attempts to help. >> they're going to stand you up. stand up. stand up. stand up. it's difficult because you got to keep that separate line of caring too much and doing your job. miss walker, don't do this. >> i don't care. >> why don't you care? i want her to know i care about her, i do. that's my job to take care of these people while they're here. but yet, she can't lay on the floor. >> finally, walker returns to her cell. >> kneel down on your bed. >> kneel, kneel. >> we want to take your cuffs off. >> i want to be alone. i don't want

dan walker's role. the complainant didn't mention dan walker at all?quite a lot of complaints at the time it was made. a lot of people disagreed with your audience members about what she said at the time. only one of those, as you correctly said, made its way to the executive complaints unit. then they're obliged to deal with a complaint they have and not complaints they might like to have or other complaints that might be available. that's what they did in this instance. one might wonder how they came to the decision, because could they not look at the context? even if the complaint was just about naga munchetty, you're sayinig the complainant didn't mention dan walker at all, can they not look at the fact he initiated the conversation? there is a mention of dan walker in the finding that they have put together in the letter to the complainant. and it does indicate that dan walker's contribution was not shall we say helpful in the conversation. dan walker led naga munchetty to the conclusion is herself that she was voicing personal opinions and should

king and walker were, we have an early letter from martin luther king to wyatt walker, dated december 3, 1958. it is referencing a march against segregated schools that he was organizing in richmond. it is signed mike. only dr. king's closest men's referred to him as mike. is a powerful indication of how close the friendship was. >> we have this, it is humble looking. we have this aluminum cup, a freedom cup. this belonged to his wife, teresa walker who was a fellow activist. it is an important reminder of the role that women played in the civil rights movement. she got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson, mississippi in june 1961. after taking one of the freedom rides. those were 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 riders with board buses and take journeys into the deep south to see if they would be allowed, regardless of race to go to the same reading rooms and so forth, even though federal law mandated that, the

the answer is the walker cup. americans challenge the brits to a team match at roy lake.|j americans challenge the brits to a team match at roy lake. i am sorry to say the british team were beaten by the americans. many sabre are the spiritual home of a locker up. the event is known as the walker cup. we believe in the human condition, we believe in the human condition, we believe in the human condition, we believe in freedom. his grandfather was george herbert walker, so the best family had maintained an interest in the tournament ever since. both teams are on the wendy links practising today the america's captain played here in 1983. the last time we like hosted. 36 years later here i am again. it is amazing how fast the time place. it is nostalgic, it was a great memory for me to be on the winning team in 1983 and to be back as the captain is a surreal experience. the walker cap is traditionally the place to see the stars of tomorrow. this player is 17 today and already an accomplished driver. he is the second

to walker dated december 3, it's referencing a march against segregated schools that walker was organizing and it is signed mike. only dr. martin luther king jr. is closest friends referred to him as a micro this was a powerful indication as to how close the friendship was. we also have this aluminum cup. the freedom cup it belonged to teresa walker , this is an important reminder an important role in the civil rights movement. she got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson mississippi after taking one of the freedom rides the rides there werecivil rights act invests both white and black activists who wanted to test southern compliance with federal mandates against segregated thing and interstate bus travel. groups would board buses in the north and take long bus journeys into the deep south to see if they would be allowed regardless of race to go into the same reading rooms and so forth even though federal law mandated that. unfortunately the freedom riders were met by intimidation and often imprisonment when they arrived in various southern ports. as i said teresa walker was arreste

the complainant didn't mention dan walker at all? to deal with a complaint they have and not complaints they might like to have or other complaints that might be available. that's what they did in this instance. one might wonder how they came to their decision, because could they not look at the context? even if the complaint was just about naga munchetty, you're saying the complainant didn't mention dan walker at all, can they not look at the fact he initiated the conversation? there is a mention of dan walker in the finding that they have put together in the letter to the complainant. and it does indicate that dan walker's contribution was not shall we say helpful in the conversation. dan walker led naga munchetty to the conclusion is that she eventually made, including the statement by naga herself that she was voicing personal opinions and should stop. so it is a more complex and nuanced situation and some of the people who have reacted to the headlines in the newspapers and other and elsewhere have appreciated. what's puzzling s

giving a new leash on life to our furry friends. 0ne company connects dog owners with professional dog walkersear from the company's founder to see if the idea is taking off. today we want to know if you're affected by the thomas cook collapse? are you a customer — someone either already on holiday or who has booked a getaway with the company. 0r — are you one of the 22,000 worlwide who worked for thomas cook? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. do you get in touch, we have heard from many of you already. good to hear what you are facing in regards to that story. let's fill you in on what we know so far. we start in the uk, where one of the world's largest travel companies — thomas cook — has collapsed — after last ditch talks aimed at saving the firm failed. it's triggered the uk's biggest ever peacetime repatriation effort. thomas cook started up back in 1841 offering day trips — last year it had a turnover of more than $11bn. in total the tour operator has 600,000 customers on holiday at the moment — between 150 and 160,000 are british. the firm

walker is recognized. mr. walker: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to yield two minutes to a lady who has given her life to the education arena, former chair and ranking member from north carolina, representative virginia foxx. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman, ms. foxx is recognized. thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my colleague from north carolina, beth of my colleagues from north carolina, for their leadership on ding their best to help hbcu's. however, i rise today in opposition to h.r. 2486, the future act. under the guise of a manufactured deadline, house democrats are rushing through a bill that will negatively impact student borrowers across the country. i want to make one thing clear. in no way does my criticism of the underlying bill diminish my support for america's hbcu's and m.s. inch's and the important role these institutions of higher learning play in our country. my issue with this bill and the process by which it is before us. we have a responsibility to diligently and responsibly allocate taxpayer dollars. too many

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

the bbc's andrew walker.gamergers, as the london stock exchange bosses are set to meet in the coming days to discuss a surprise takeover bid from its hong kong rival. market commentators have already poured coldwater on the 39 billion us dollar proposal, saying it will face opposition from shareholders, regulators as well as politicians. of course, recent history shows us the difficulties facing the bed. since 2000, there's been seven failed takeover attempt for the london stock exchange. earlier i asked an investment analyst whether this bid can succeed where so many before it have failed. we don't think it will actually go through in the end. there'sjust we don't think it will actually go through in the end. there's just too many obstacles in the way of the deal. firstly there's the political issues, because giving up one of your most iconic stock exchanges in europe, especially to a china linked foreign entity, will be extremely ha rd foreign entity, will be extremely hard for approval. why purchase the lo

scott walker was a very polarizing figure. he was loved as well as. tony remains a popular governor and legislature also is more popular now so if things had gone back to normal, they see the governor but not with a the passion that you had in the years. everybody had an opinion about scott walker but not everybody has an opinionon about tony to t >> host: do you think there will be more of an opinion when the convention comes into town, is that the time for him to take a national spotlight? >> guest: i don't know if he is going to be taking a national spotlight. he is pretty low-key. he will be making the rounds, but obviously i he was the state school superintendenschools sups governing that sort of model.ov he's basically a guy that once to do policy in dissent necessarily as political as other governors might have been. >> host: you talked a minute ago about the logistical challenge ahead. what will be the biggest challenge, is the city goingg to t ready? >> guest: i think the city will be ready. obviously the biggest logistical challenges are goi

this is the 38,000 acre walker fire. it started on wednesday, it is only 5% contained. satellite, you can see the motion. but from the regular infrared satellite you can see the smoke there. the camp fire last november, was burning very close to where this one is burning. the differences, we've got a typical slow of the wind right now. it is all coming from the west and blowing this to the east. when we get those officer winds, the worst condition, this is how we got the smoke from the camp fire last november. there is your update on the walker fire. we will be hearing more about that next few days. here is where we are now. this is the view from the sales force tower. 56 in concord. we are all in the 60s. everybody's pretty much experience in same temperature. it is kind of unique to see that. in fact, i'm going to switch this to what the daytime highs were. 84 in concord. 77 in and is a today. these numbers are pretty much the same exact ones that we are going to have tomorrow. not a whole lot of change tomorrow. back to average after yesterday's impressive cold and.

the guardian had the story today that dan walker, male white c0— today that dan walker, male white cos today that dan walker, male white co— presenter was also involved in the original complaint, and that did not come out in the original bbc management statement, it has all been very difficult, hasn't it? it highlights the complaint that many people have an ad in the last few days that people feel that if you area days that people feel that if you are a wide member of staff you get treated one way, if not you are treated one way, if not you are treated totally different —— aired. the dam has broken. this story really highlights it, and what is interesting about it is the response from a lot of high—profile commentators who have actually said they don't agree with the kind of, they don't agree with the kind of, the way that naga munchetty has been treated, it seems like there has been differential treatment, it is very difficult to make sense of the bbc's labyrinth processes, but part of the problem is it was not communicated particularly well and even when there was justification give

week's big business stories, including mario draghi's economic box of tricks with our very own andrew walkermarket chain sainsbury‘s has pledged to halve plastic packaging by 2025. today we want to know what steps, if any you have taken to reduce your plastic waste? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in the finnish capital helsinki, where climate change is top of the agenda for eu finance ministers as they meet over the next two days. the european union wants to be the first major economy to go climate neutral by 2050. one of the big ideas under discussion — reforming the tax system to give more incentives to clean energy and penalise fossil fuel use. researchers are warning that 7% of global gdp will be wiped out by the end of the century if no action is taken to reduce carbon emissions. governments have pledged to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees centigrade above pre—industrial levels. that's considered the threshold before dangerous changes to the world's climate take place. the uk's committee on climate change has warned it's 50

and smoke from the walker fire off to the north. we are tracking a major change.inutes i'll tell you about the increasing possibility of rain in the 7-day forecast and we'll show you what we could be in for. that's in about 20 minutes. rain likely coming our way. >> now you have our attention. that's a lot happening. best way to get breaking weather alerts and updates with this heat and possible rain, put our free nbc bay area weather app on your phone. >>> it's the news that has bicycle lovers in berkeley on high alert. it's the cyclists who are being looked at and they say enforcement is overblown and should be directed elsewhere. melissa, things have changed. a ride through a stop sign could cost the cyclist a ticket. >> a ticket of more than $200. and some bicyclists are not happy about that. bicycle advocates say instead of focusing on who is or who is not making a full stop on intersections like this one, they want the city to improve the infrastructure of the road to drivers are protected from drivers. but police say it's the reckless behavior of some bicyc

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thank you very much, dr samantha walker.ck to the uk if the tour operator thomas cook colla pses, according to the foreign secretary. dominic raab said the government would make sure no—one would be stranded, but he dampened hopes of a government rescue bid for the firm. the travel company is currently in emergency talks and insists a deal to save it is still possible. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. the beginning of a holiday in majorca, on the day when britain's oldest travel agent is fighting to stay afloat. a deal to save thomas cook is, we are told, still possible, but it has to come in a matter of hours. i couldn't care less. if i get stuck, i get stuck. we are concerned as to what will happen, whether we can fly home or not. last night, confusion for holiday—makers at this hotel in tunisia, as they were effectively held hostage. the hotel was, we are told, worried that money owed to it by thomas cook might not be paid. and then there are people like andrew and sharon, uncertain if their dream las veg

evers is not as well-known as walker was. everybody had an opinion about scott walker.verybody has an opinion about tony evers. host: do you think they will have more of an opinion when the democratic national convention comes into town? is that the time for him to toy -- for him to take a national spotlight? guest: i don't know if he is going to be taking a national spotlight. he is a pretty low-key guy. he will be making the rounds but -- he is governing in that model. he is basically a guy who wants to do policy and isn't necessarily as political as other governors have been. host: on the democratic national convention, you talked a minute ago about the logistical challenge ahead. what will be the biggest challenge, is the city going to be ready? guest: i think the city will be ready. the biggest logistical challenge is going to be security but that is out of the cities hands. that is -- the cities tour hands. hands.city's rosemont airport is about an hour and a half away and you will have to move thousands of people on a bus system they will be making up just for th

wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> it's been shut down for much of the last decade. now the washington monument is just hours away from reopening. and we are getting a sneak peek. >> coming up, all new at 6:00, new bad blood between santa clara and the 49ers. the city's fito take over control of non-football events at levi stadium. how the team is not backing down. f0 >>> after the concord city council shut down any talks about establishing rent control, city wide tenants are now unionizing. they're called todos santos tenants union. their goal is to push for rent protections such as rent control. >>> tonight at 11:00, we continue our project home series with a deeper dive into what creating affordable housing in the bay area really looks like. our susie steimle found one developer who is using public money for transforming -- into affordable housing. turns out they can convert complexes and raise rents, displacing tenants in the name of affordable housing. >> i had affordable housing. a lot of my neighbors had affordable housing and unfortunately a lot of my neighbo

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this week, it's the turn of american artist kara walker, known for her exploration of slavery and racismnd and glorious. outside buckingham palace is the victoria memorial, a famous london landmark which caught the eye of the american artist kara walker. inspiring this, her 13—metre—high fountain at tate modern. she is not celebrating a monarch's reign but questioning britain's imperial past. specifically, its involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. some parts of it are clearly very angry and quite upsetting, so there is a lynching tree, for example. and then it is peppered with humour. yeah, i think a lot of my work is peppered with humour. i think that one of the tricks, in a way, to talking about difficult subjects, particularly when we talk about slavery, when we talk about race, racism, and especially the sort of legacies of racisms that have stemmed forth from, you know, a 400—500 year history of slavery and conquest. and the sharks? sharks are inevitable. not in many fountains. usually dolphins in fountains. the sharks, in this case, the precedent for the sharks comes in the

just to write about george herbert walker bush's life. he comes to office with probably more experience in public service than any other president. at least the breath of his experience, the fact that he ran, as you pointed out, character above all. not on issues, not on ideologies, but on character. >> if i could interrupt. the most popular bush commercial in 1988 ended with the narrator saying, i think this is close to getting it verbatim, the more you know about george bush is the more you know this is the best prepared -- not quite verbatim -- no candidate has been better prepared to be president of the united states. and guess who's one of the stars of that commercial. do you remember that one? with an 88 on your back. >> one take johnny. >> you actually remember the day that was done? >> not the actual day. >> it was up in maine, i think. >> it was. and that's why the defeat for re--election was so crushing because he did believe in character above all and although he came close to bill clinton later on in life when they were both e

it transpired, dan walker was mentioned but only naga munchetty was censured, and so i think that there there is a real problem here with how this has been dealt with and i think what is heartening to come out of this is seeing so many high—profile journalists and broadcasters of colour come out in support of naga munchetty. organising letters in support of her, i think, has been important to put pressure on the bbc to say, how reasonable is this and how great is that you're treating one of your presenters in this way when they were really talking about personal experience? and then being asked about that personal expense by the co—worker. asked about that personal expense by the co-worker. this is obviously at a time when we are heading into an election here. a us election all in the next few months. politics very polarised. it's difficult, isn't it, to kind of worked out sometimes where the lines are for some, given politics is changing and what is a cce pta ble politics is changing and what is acceptable and not acceptable? absolutely. and especially since naga munchetty's experience

the metallica and symphony concert starts tonight, wilson walker. >>> the warriors' old home, a simple new name tonight.>> thousands of people bought ammunition at walmart, not anymore, the new gun policies and what shoppers are saying tonight. >>> a young boy whose doctors say went blind because of his diet, wait until you hear woody eight every single day. >>> a warning from an east bay city to stay out of the water, the mystery over an e. coli outbreak. ♪ >>> i am veronica de la cruz, here's what you missed if you're just getting iel pa. it will no longer so ammunition for handguns or short barreled rifles, and it will add alaska to the list of states where it has stopped selling handguns, and post signs it stores an open carry states asking customers not to bring weapons inside. >> i think it will help with the situation, people are being shot and killed. >> the actions of a few should not affect everyone. >> a deal has been reached in principle for the tele-been -- with the talib and, and bring soldiers out of afghanistan, but they still want to stop it being a breeding ground for

and kpix 5's wilson walker says the secretary blames that on san francisco itself. right, wilson? >> reporter: right. just about the time the president's plane was landing, secretary carson was arriving at the housing development in san francisco. and we didn't get really to see the tour. that was a behind the scenes affair, but when it was done, the secretary did make comments on pretty much all things san francisco, housing an holessness. as you might expect, the protestors arrived well before the h.u.d. secretary's motorcade. >> i would like to know how much is it costing the city top carson's safety? >> kind of a spectacle in the neighborhood today. >> it was. hopefully it's for a good thing. >> well, there's no question that the local policies drive these kind of issues. there is absolutely no question about that. >> reporter: ben carson was speaking from inside one of the city's new affordable housing developments right across the street from one of the city's old developments, now set for replacement. and carson set the blame for the city's housing struggles squarely on the

mark walker is on deck. we have fox coverage on the inspector general report, trace gallagher standing by with the latest move, let's start with david fund and late breaking news. >> we can confirm the justice department inspector general michael horowitz putting the finishing touches on his investigation into the alleged abuse of sensitive surveillance power by the fbi. horwitz completed a review on whether the fbi followed the law while applying for a warrant to survey a former trump campaign aide carter page during the 2016 election. page was investigated following allegations of russian interference in the election. surveillance of page was an abuse of power. on friday a little earlier a letter to members of congress, the office conducted 100 interviews and close to finalizing his report. the ag inspector general continues to say the team reviewed million records relating to this case. back in may, horowitz's office began investigating whether any surveillance abuse, two sources tell our chieftains eleme

fire crews trying to contain the walker fire are getting some help from right here in the bay area. teams from the alameda county fire department are heading out to help those firefighters on the ground there. >> the fire burning into tama county is now 55 % contained . for nearly 14 square miles west of wet red blood since it started thursday. cal fire said it was sparked by lightning.>>> cal fire is gaining ground on the fire burning in butte county east of oroville. that fire has burned 400 acres and is now 55 % contained. one home and two buildings were destroyed but so far no injuries are reported.>>> time is now 4:25. pg&e trying to resolve its bankruptcy case by offering almost $18 billion to settle claims from the devastating wildfires that were created by its equipment. the amount was immediately criticized by fire victims who said that less than half of that is intended for them for the preliminary plan filed in federal court is part of pg&e's efforts to get out from chapter 11 by next year. pg&e filed for bankruptcy in january saying it cannot afford billions of dollars i

wilson walker joins us now from the chase center. wilson. >> reporter: we are on the expanded platform that was installed right across the street from chase center here. you see the t line coming and going here. traffic not bad right now. third wnthe street. so is this the combination that will finally deliver for us the traffic jam that so many have feared? >> yes, it will because as i've said before many times, people will not give up their cars to come to these events when we have public transportation. >> reporter: fresh traffic concerns along third street today. even though chase center's first concert wasn't heavy among traffic complaints. but the use of both ballpark and arena -- >> when you could have people coming in for a giants came and coming in for a taylor swift or madonna concert. >> reporter: swap madonna for dave matthews and here we are. but we're a bit remove friday the hype of giants demand. last night they had their smallest crowd since 2010. >> you got a but what going pp force and the chase center in full force

. >>> jen walker and diana became close while they worked at the animal shelter. with the flags flying at half staff in honor of the family. diana was a longtime volunteer and later became the humane educator. tia helped to care for foster kittens. she and bernie's provided comforts of the animals. >>> diana and tia and bernie's they were unique individuals. who made differences in ways the ripple effect will be felt for a long time. >> reporter: jen walker set the family would have wanted us all to wipe away tears and do something little extra time today to make the world a better place.>>> tonight the bay area largest home healthcare firm is charged in an alleged scheme involving millions of dollars in taxpayer money. the fed say the companies amity home health and add been hospice care did provide care to patients. the crime was actually paying doctors for referrals. today 28 people were charge. >>> this is a scheme in which doctors and nurses other medical care professionals provided patient referrals through medicare out to the defendant corporations. in retu

yesterday, here in brighton, i met lewis walker, wonderful 9-year-old boy. bright, bubbly, lovely boy. lewis is living with cystic fibrosis. every day he needs four hours of treatment. and is often in hospital, which obviously keeps him from school and from his friends. the normal lives of 9-year-olds. lewis' life could be very different with the aid of a medicine called orcamby, but lewis, he's denied the medicine he needs because its manufacturer refuses to sell the drug to n.h.s. at an affordable price. lewis and tens of thousands of others suffering from illnesses such as cystic fibrosis or breast cancer are being denied lifesaving medicines by a system that puts profits for shareholders before people's lives. labour will tackle this. we will redesign the system to serve public health, not private wealth. using compulsory licensing to secure generic versions of patented medicine. [applause] we'll hold the drug companies, that if they want public research funding then they'll have to make their drugs affordable for all. [applause] a new ill create publicl

. >> commissioner walker? >> yeah, it looks to me that there was a legalized unit on the ground floor added to this. it kind of looks like an afterthought, is what i am saying. the staircase in the back was added. you are saying that is normal for houses to have a staircase down? >> yes. >> is this because it's a two unit and we inspect these on a routine basis? >> this was based on a complaint that came from the tenant. >> i see. >> that complaint was received by us. >> it seems like it would have to also be fire rated to separate the garage. i don't know, but -- >> typically these staircases, when originally built, were part of the original construction. whatever code was in effect at that time was the code that we would enforce, however, obviously this one has been altered or rebuilt at some point >> so we are saying that they first got a repair permit, they didn't repair it, they filed for removal, but it wasn't issued, and they removed it anyway. >> that's correct. >> and now that they've removed it, they

at san francisco international airport, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> campaign 2020. new poll numbers provide a sense of where the race stands for the democratic nomination for president. emily turner on the state of play between the two leading female candidates. >> another week closer to the democratic primary. another poll. and this one not turning out so well for one of the bay area candidates. >> reporter: crowds may be enthusiastic but when it comes to the most recent poll numbers, voters are showing a significant decline in support for kamala harris. >> this is a moment in time that is requiring us to fight for the best of who we are, and fight democrats we will. >> reporter: she's fallen into single digit numbers into undesirable fifth place. ed o'keefe says elizabeth warren has been gaining ground. >> we don't know specifically why they're levering harris but we do know people are taking a closer look at elizabeth warren. she's spent the summer releasing a series of policy proposals on all sorts of issues and gets a lot of credit for doing so and providing de

the park is popular with the dog walkers and hikers. we were told to stay away.g net. the sea lion was coaxed into a cart and then given a special ride back to the center for a medical evaluation. >>> emily is here. we are going to warm it up. >>> warm today. warm tomorrow. warmer on saturday. it will be a beautiful weekend. you can see it behind me. looking at the golden gate bridge. the clear skies are they going to continue into the weekend. not a cloud in the sky from the shot in san francisco. your highs today 71 degrees. half moon bay 67 degrees. our warmest in the inland areas as well as the northbay cocker 81. same thing in santa rosa. san jose getting close to the 80s. 78 degrees. 76 in fremont. overnight lows it is going to be a mixture of the 50s no matter where you are. the coolest spot in the northbay 51 degrees santa rosa. 56 in inland areas. fairfield concorde. warmer things to the water. 87 in oakland and redwood city. cooler along the coast. 54 degrees in pacifica. the same story in san jose. coastal cleanup day on saturday morning. there will be

i'm amara walker. >> i'm dave briggs. monday, september 2nd. 4 a.m. breaking news. hurricane dorian unleashing a category 5 storm on the bahamas. gusts over 200 miles an hour. sustained winds now at 175. the hurricane made landfall on grand bahama eiland -- island overnight. the most powerful ever to hit the bahamas. >>> hurricane watches in the state of florida now extending all the way north to the georgia border, and a storm surge watch has also been expanded to the same regions. evacuation orders now in effect for much of florida, georgia, and south carolina. coastal areas. officials calling that inconvenience a small price to pay for the damage dorian might deliver. >> think. worst case scenario. this is a storm of storms. don't know where it's going to hit. don't know what the impact is going to be, but it's not going to be good. >> north carolina has to take this seriously. be ready. the storm might look far away, but it's already kicking up dangerous surf and rip tides at our coast. >> and with these announcements

wilson walker is in calistoga where the fire safety shut off took a big toll. >> reporter: the power is back on, the sun is finally going down after what had been a long, hot day up here. the outage, as it turned out lasted about 12 hours for everyone and for a lot of people it really was much more than just an inconvenience. >> i think this is the third power outage so far we have had. it's always when it is the hardest. >> reporter: on the northern edge of calistoga, this could turn the community of senior citizens into a ghost town, the citizens huddled in their homes, hoping to hold off the afternoon heat as long as possible. >> we have a blackout like this it impacts the seniors so badly. they are stuck in their homes. it is really hard. >> reporter: a nurse of 50 years, sarah custer helped deliver food and check on neighbors, many who says she says are homebound, unable to escape their trailers, with no means of staying cool. >> no ac. they can't get out, they can't do anything. a lot of us can take off and go to the ocean but they can't. >> when you have an outage like we had

wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> you can count on kpix 5 to stay on top of any fires or breakouts, will have complete coverage on air and online. >> climate protesters literally left their mark on san francisco's financial district as they were taking to the streets and painting a giant mural. the bay area company is looking to space now to try to fight climate change. andria borba is live in downtown san francisco with the story. >> reporter: take a live look behind me. the mark you were talking about is getting cleaned off the streets by the city of san francisco. the water-based paint is coming up. you can see the cleaner right there on montgomery street near the corner of california. tonight though, the governor is not looking just to the street, but the sky to help identify climate problems. >> reporter: on a hot day in the financial district. >> this is not normal, san francisco is not a day and took the meage to the banks. >> i am out here because we have a emergency, and a lot of these responsible for investing in fossil fuels. >> reporter: gavin newsom to be climate fight from the g

live hari sreenivasan spoke with the two director/pducers of "forced," grace oyenubi and nani sahra walker. >> sreenivasan: the fact that the world had heard abirt the chibok so much. but there wereo many other young women who we had not heard about. and when you went back there and when you talk to these people the stories that you end up finding, they'reo compelling and gripping and yet most of us have never realized that the problem is as widespread. >> yeah, a lot of people didot know the scale of it. it's millions of people that have been impacted. a lot of them abducted, a lot of them raped, and of course all of them displaced. and just all ling in different places just trying to survive, trying to live one day at a time. so the scale of it is massive. so it was so important to tell such and such a story so that the world would know that look, outer all of the crisis there are people livinthere for survival of rape, abduction, and internally displaced and they'ru althere just living their life. >> sreenivasan: nani, one of th interestings is is that this need for safety or just a saf

i'm amara walker in for christi paul >> i'm victor black well.to be with you. >>> president trump appears to be backing off the hard line he took earlier this week with vaping and e-cigarettes. last night the president tweeted this. while i like the alternative to vaping cigarettes, we need to make sure thissal ternive is safe for all. let's get counterfeits off the market and keep young children from vaping. >> they were work on plans do just that. here's our chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta. >> if you've been following the vaping story, you realize that there's sort of two separate but related stories going on at the same time. with regard to the news out of the white house this week, this was really about addressing the flavorings in these products, the concern that flavorings target children and children are more likely to vape. we've seen the numbers. we've shown the numbers. 2017, 11% of kids were vaping. now it's closer to 22.5%. the numbers may be higher. you ask people if they vapor not. they're not always honest. it's certainly

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let's go live to london where andree walker political commentator and new york observer columnist is standing by to give us his take on very good to see you so there we have it the whistle blowers complaint released just looking through some of it is single site mr trump's lawyer in the claims and that the white house tried to restrict access to details of the controversial call according again to this all named whistleblower. is this going to be for the trump administration if at all. well look it's important that the allegation of wrongdoing is properly investigated but i would make a couple of points i mean 1st of all i thought the introduction by chairman sheriff was frankly ludicrous it made allegations that simply were baseless and were not involved in the whistle blowers complaint look whether the whistleblower is genuine or not and i have no reason to believe that the whistleblower is not genuine this is not somebody who is directly party to the calls so that could be significant but i'd also make another point we have just got to the end of a process in which the democrats t

this week, it's the turn of american artist kara walker, known for her exploration of slavery and racismwent along to take a look. grand and glorious. outside buckingham palace is the victoria memorial, a famous london landmark which caught the eye of the american artist kara walker. inspiring this, her 13—metre—high fountain at tate modern. she is not celebrating a monarch‘s reign but questioning britain's imperial past. specifically, its involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. some parts of it are clearly very angry and quite upsetting, so there is a lynching tree, for example. and then it is peppered with humour. yeah, i think a lot of my work is peppered with humour. i think that one of the tricks, in a way, to talking about difficult subjects, particularly when we talk about slavery, when we talk about race, racism, and especially the sort of legacies of racisms that have stemmed forth from, you know, a 400—500 year history of slavery and conquest. and the sharks? sharks are inevitable. not in many fountains. usually dolphins in fountains. the sharks, in this case, the precede

. >> walker in this country, we are more concerned about people are concerned about the shootings going on in this nation. americans are far more sophisticated. we can deal with anything. we can deal with multiple issues at the same time. we are in a constitutionally challenging moment when the president of the united states is in peril because of corruption. we can also deal with other issues. the first primary of the country, his months and months away. we a lot of time to deal with this. what americans want right now, his honesty and integrity in their government. people look them in the eye and say we are going to fight for you. not your personal and political agenda like this president is going to do. plus they'll say is, there's a lot more than just one guy. but it is also about that one guy. we know it, and my community with our shootings, child poverty that just shouldn't be, we have to make sure that we do not just make this election about what we are against. we got started talking about what we are for. that's why i am running for office. i am for having every american having