we have breaking news on the west coast to talk about right now.garding president trump are turning violent in berkeley, california. this video from earlier this afternoon. at least 14 people are now under arrest. two others were injured. several fights broke out in this crowd of hundreds. berkeley police tell us a firecracker was thrown into the crowd. police confiscated a number of items they call con dra band, like a knife and wooden sticks. today's rally follows other violent eruptions at other recent protests, and

, or alaska or hawaii, thenit the west coast, or alaska or hawaii, then it becomes a national security he didn'tjust decide to parachute himself in. we were talking earlier, and china is the big issue. what is their role in this, and how do they played? china has supported north korea economically in terms of its energy resources, in terms of its food. let's not forget, north korea's raison d'etre is almost too destroy the country of south korea. the question is, are they bluffing or will they see this through?m question is, are they bluffing or will they see this through? it is a paper tiger. its conventional forces are quite weak and could easily be overwhelmed. despite those displays. at some of the stuff being displayed as possibly not even real. it is easy to whip up a crowd like that and put on a big show. that is why they have those big rallies, to intimidate the west. what is interesting is how laid—back south koreans are about all of this.|j koreans are about all of this.” think they are rather phlegmatic about it. you hear the helen furey coming out of north korea all the tim

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for those of you on the west coast, tournament coverage will continue right here on this station.coring conditions really quite nice at the moment. no breeze, soft conditions. nick: you're right. perfect. just a little bit of breeze but nothing like -- bill: check in at the 18th. patton kizzire. nick: trying to chip in for a fancy finish. bill: so a kick-in birdie to conclude things, as we go back to 11. ian: kisner and brown. kisner with six birdies, brown with three, to be nin they're grinding it here on scott brown's putt. they'd like to see him knock this one in. dottie: it's ok to hole a long one when your partner is in there close, ian. ian: yeah, it's good to grind too. dottie: absolutely. ian: a lot of hard work to go. nick: ian, kisner and brown are more than likely going to go to 10 under after 11. one another good one from the ryder cup. stenson and rose shot 12 under to win 3 and 2 but they finished with 10 consecutive birdies so that's pretty darn good at the ryder cup. ian: wow. the play at the ryder cup last year was spectacular. exciting to watch. into the grain kr

i suppose it takes on a little bit more urgency on the west coast of the u.s. >> it does. and it's even more simple than that. they have nuclear weapons without a question. and if they wanted to hit us with a nuclear weapon that. >> could put it on a freighter and send it over here. maybe we detect it. maybe we don't. i mean, we have anti-ballistic missile technology. so maybe we could shoot down a missile. look, if north korea wanted to inflict harm on us in south korea, they have the capability right now. the question is how do we deter them? and i think the way we deter them, the one thing kim jong un is suicidal. homicidal, yes. particularly to those around him who he distrusts. but he does not want his regime to fail. we have to make it absolutely clear that if he attacks us, if he attacks south korea, if he attacks any of our al lie, his regime will cease to exist. and that has to be the point of deterrence. i am worried that we will think we need to do some preemptive strike to try to get at his capabilities. i don't see any way that we can take out the number of nu

san jose would be the first on the west coast. the second city in the nation outside of florida to have this technology. the fire department response time haves been a big problem here over the last few areas, changes have been made to make sure the fire engines and firefighters get out of the station house quickly but harder part is getting in and around traffic. now that may be getter easier thanks to city council action this afternoon. after struggling for years with slow emergency response types, san jose firefighters will be getting the green light to get there faster. >> we're seen parting of the sea. >> deputy fire chief is talking about new system that's smart to know where -- enough to know where the engines are georgetown chiming and clear a path of green lights along the way. >> rather than coming to a dead stop and wait for traffic to clear or signal to change is the signals would change in our favor and keep traffic flowing. >> the target is respond to emergencies 90% of the time within 8 minutes. the first responders

caller: it is always a west coast thing or east coast thing, never the middle of the united states. guest: tony, why do you think we've forgotten about you? i assure you that is not the case. caller: i assure you it is. you can disagree with me all you want but every time -- you're talking about, well, it was a -- the schooling is for everybody. schooling, you're right. it was, it is. but it is for everyone that's an american citizen. u know, you don't care about -- you say they're scared. how about the americans that are here and scared because of all the gangs here? a lot of them are illegal gangs. guest: thank you for your call. as somebody who represents a district in oregon but grew up in michigan, i do absolutely understand there are different concerns in different parts of our country. but what we're working on with our education policy is to make sure -- and first of all the supreme court as i said earlier , that is a supreme court decision our schools are open to every child. but our policies that we work on whether it be our work force programs to make sure that we have jo

earlier this year doug peterson the birds petition todd have two of three west coast trips back to back to make one long trip and play two games. seattle followed by la ram and then east to visit gianst giant and december four match-ups against team that made the playoffs last season long with games christmas day and new year's eve. meanwhile nfl draft is next thursday this will be first for new eagles vice-president and player personnel joe douglas. he has had huge impact on dm howie roseen. >> bringing in here is trying to change what we've done and get better. i think it started when we hired him about using different grading scales and getting us all acclimated in the way he talks about players and that he grades players and goes the same way as going through free agent board and draft board we have strepdz and trust in joe. >> ton baseball. nobody want to fight a guy named thor. carry as i harm hammer and protecting man kind. phils facing thor in new york. tommy joseph, he doesn't care about thor. double down the right side. scored three in frame. michael frank owe had a rough star

the eagles play three games on the west coast they have the chargers octobe october 1st in los angelesremember the chargers moved to la and then they got two back to back games out west they play the seahawks december 3rd and then they play the rams in la december 10th. they'll host oakland christmas a prime time game and you'll be spending new year's with us they finish the season decembe december 31st hosting the cowboys right here on fox 29. >>> so this guy knows his local police pretty well these days. arrested several times for stalking and he thinks he's jesus. >> how does this happen? a car dragged for miles and the truck driver didn't know. >>> and the local prom king that is melting hearts while raising awareness. >> teens cutting class to get a stick and poke. 15 bucks each. what do you think that means? whatever it is, this stick and poke you can't return. >> it doesn't sound good if you ask me. ♪ >> tonight in montgomery counsel tie it's a night one high schooler will never forget. he's been named prom king the 18-year-old is making a mark at his school standing behind an i

storms are going to hit somewhere on the west coast. in this case as it has been all winter, it's the entire west coast from central california all the way up to western oregon and western washington. they've had one of their wettest winters ever. north sierra, one of our wettest winters ever. this winter weather pattern hangs on for two more days. scattered showers in to the morning rush tomorrow, not as many showers but roads will be wet. takes very little to slow things down here around. tomorrow evening though not only rain-free, cloud-free. and we'll see sunshine wednesday morning as well before the next and final rain chance moves through wednesday evening. we hope final for a long time. i can give you about a week. mother nature will take care of the rest. another round of showers and light rain tonight. then we're dry most of tuesday and wednesday. wednesday night, one more round of showers. then we get warm. then we get sunny. then hopefully everybody gets happy. vallejo, 68 degrees. san rafael, 65. showers in the morning. suns

sunday is the best day of the weekend for our friends on the west coast. >> looking forward to it. >>rld reacts to the strikes in syria, president trump has a full day ahead featuring more discussions with chinese president xi jinping. nbc's edward lawrence is live for us in d.c. certainly a lot on the president's plate today to end the week. >> some very heavy meetings actually. coming up in three hours, an expanded bilateral meeting with the chinese president basically talking and trade, a big issue that comes up. it's interesting that this attack or the missile strike happened while the chinese president was here. this shows the chinese president that donald trump will follow through on some of the things he says. it might change a little bit the conversation that's going on there. also expected to come up is north korea. at lunchtime there's going to be a short break, then lunchtime they'll have a working lunch, the two of them. in between president donald trump will be checking the reaction from around the world to this strategic missile strike. yasmin. >> thank you, edward. fast

as far as today's forecast goes, the best weather in the country we found on the west coast, a little cool but inland, 70s. 65, 85 in phoenix nearly perfect, too. all the severe weather that was in texas now heading into the southeast today. that takes us into tuesday. a lot of travel delays in the northeast. travel delays around denver international with rain and snow depending on elevation there. we're also going to be watching a little bit of light rain late in the day in seattle. light weather at least today on the west coast. >> at least somebody getting it. >>> if you received notifications from the "new york post" you're not alone. it was apparently hacked on tuesday. apologizing and acknowledging with push alert system via twitter. while they didn't describe the screen hack, like heil president donald trump and cryptic vague or seemingly religious notifications as well. that's according to one user's screen. the post says it now has its system under control. >> buzz aldrin, 87 years old became the oldest to fly with the thunder birds, an experience that is not for the feint of

have the result that i just described which is a nuclear north korea that's going to strike the west coast. >> all right. we will have to see if these now two failed missile tests make a nuclear test more likely in the coming weeks. major general spider marks, thanks so much for being with us. >>> much other information with rebecca berg, lynn sweet, simone sande sanders, kevin madden cnn political commentator and republican strategist and kaelin mack nanny political commentator and contributor for the hill. we appreciate all of you being here with us. i wanted to start with you, lynn, off of that note from the general. what the u.s. and many countries are really bracing for is another nuclear test. once that happens and we all expect it to happen at some point, is that the red line for president trump and if so how does the u.s. respond? >> well, you know, how trump responded already is pretty interesting because if we look at his tweet he summed it up in one word, bad. okay. so how do you take bad and translate it into foreign policy, military power, use of our soft power and hard power?

but what you are seeing though is that there is definitely a shortage of labor on the west coast. you are talking about the sales force tower, there is high-profile projects where they are flying out very skilled crews from the midwest to the west coast, those guys are staying in a hotel for the week and they carry -- >> and i'm glad you brought that up. >> it is a shortage in the industry. >> right. we're constantly pushing stem and computer program, but this idea, you have to build an office, this whole construction, what -- if i were interested in construction, what skills in the 21st century do i need to make a lot of money in the market? >> that is a good question. you definitely have to be more skilled with computer and with mobile than you were before. but if you look at the younger people that are joining the trades, they've been using smartphone since middle school. there is always that idea that construction is a little bit backwards on technology and not great adopters of technology for a long time very crappy technology was sold to construction crews and they like to u

look like over some years then getting that to print but what we do specifically to focus on the west coast california washington and hawaii in door again most writers publisher california and the large majority coming from los angeles and san francisco starting that people living california but those of the west coast for not getting the attention that their work may have merited many things have happened since then with the internet pet on one level that is absolutely true if you have been to las angeles horror to the of vibrant literary communities it is important for you to get as much support as possible. also it is regional in the sense of demographics republish many people over the years and the appeal is wide. so we work from the thought that american literature can blossom from various areas it doesn't have to come from one place and with that diversity is just the rich culture. >> teeleven why do words matter? >> i think you have so much that is happening on the literary magazine level with the agent at the publishing house in hundreds of books coming out every year and we need aw

here's how it looks high above the west coast.his little batch of moisture that's on the way here is going to get caught up in the lull and this will bring this in and tomorrow night it's not only going to bring rain, about one to two inches in most locations but also winds up to 60 miles an hour up top, 30 miles an hour down below. it all happens in 24 hours. you can see in the futurecast we begin to get a few light showers early in the day on thursday and wham! right around the commute tomorrow night we get heavier cells coming in and it's a stormy thursday night between about 5:00 and midnight after that we go to scattered showers activities for much of the day on friday. and even into the weekend we'll have some lingering showers. winter weather alerts already posted out there in the hills with expected travel delays. more snow on the way in early april. tomorrow the numbers not going to be that cold. but it's not going to be as warm as today with readings mostly in the upper 60s, low 70s. to the skyline in years. we go back l

earlier this year doug peterson the birds petition todd have two of three west coast trips back to back to make one long trip and play two games. seattle followed by la ram and then east to visit gianst giant and december four match-ups against team that made the playoffs last season long with games christmas day and new year's eve. meanwhile nfl draft is next thursday this will be first for new eagles vice-president and player personnel joe douglas. he has had huge impact on dm howie roseen. >> bringing in here is trying to change what we've done and get better. i think it started when we hired him about using different grading scales and getting us all acclimated in the way he talks about players and that he grades players and goes the same way as going through free agent board and draft board we have strepdz and trust in joe. >> ton baseball. nobody want to fight a guy named thor. carry as i harm hammer and protecting man kind. phils facing thor in new york. tommy joseph, he doesn't care about thor. double down the right side. scored three in frame. michael frank owe had a rough star

. >> you have what other members of congress might call a shorter commute than those on the west coast. you have to just drive a couple hours to get back home. who is back home? tell us about your family? rep. smucker: i have a little over a two-hour drive if i hit the traffic right. it was different when i was able to commute every day. iwould do that here, too, if lived closer. it is a high priority to get back to my constituents. my family. my wife is there. i have a 14-year-old son who was in eighth grade and to in college. 19-year-old in a 21-year-old. my wife is a stay-at-home mom while we were raising the family. i particularly appreciated that the cause of course the state legislature does take a lot of time away from the family so she has been focused on trying to create a normal childhood for our kids as possible and has been great. host: what do your children think about you rooting for this this u.s. house seat? rep. smucker: they are excited. it means i'm not much is there for them. it is hard, but with two of them in college, they are excited about what is happening here

i'm never on the west coast, but i really -- >> there has to be a time when you're on the west coast.ke a special trip. >> jimmy: because i love you that much. i really do want to see you. i will be cheering louder than anyone. maybe not anyone. >> not anyone. not if my mom is there. >> jimmy: i love your mom. >> my mom is there. >> jimmy: your mom is your biggest fan. >> no it's funny because you see all these people come out, and there's always the fans, and they're amazing. then you have like these celebrities come out and you see them kind of -- kerry washington when she was pregnant, she was like, there's a section when i have a moon at the end, she's lying on the moon and taking pictures. just like laverne cox going crazy in the audience. like yes girl, yes! >> jimmy: that's what you want right. doesn't that make you more pumped up? >> but nobody compares to my mom. my mom dances the whole show. knows the routine. [ light laughter ] it is absolutely true. it's absolutely true. people are literally are going to go, i missed that part, i was watching your mom. [ light laughter ] r

it is being spread out across the west coast.regon and washington have been included in the california system. if all goes well, the public could start receiving earthquake alerts on a limited basis as early as 2018. in the bay area charles clifford kron 4 news. ((pam))a gorgeous tuesday across much of the bay area... things will start to heat up, but we may see more rain first. ((steve))meteorologist brittney shipp is back in just two minutes with your complete forecast.you're watching kron 4 news at eleven.. .drier conditions develop tonight and persist into the first half of wednesday before a weak system brings rain chances back to the northern portion of the region wednesday evening into early thursday morning. high pressure will then build in and bring a warming trend along with dry weather into the upcoming weekend. >>> it's over. >> the shocking and violent end for the facebook killer. >> as the officers approached the vehicle, steve stephens took his own life. >> then, what were they thinking. >> who did this? >> i didn'

go out to the west coast, i'm gonna make my way. you take a part in something crappy that's forgettable to most people, but of course you laugh about it all. but you know, but the percentage of people who actually make it is small, and the percentage of people who make it and who actually go on to be nominated for academy award or win an emmy, or do the kind of work. you've not done, i mean not every movie that you do like anybody else is high art, but you've done a significant amount of significant work, and that's actually something that again it's a percentage of a percentage right who get to do that. - yeah i, you know, again like all of those actors, i mean there was like 10 actors in that thing. i don't even think any of them are still in the business. i'm almost certain none of them are. i know one of them's a baptist preacher in nashville. so he's definitely not in the movie business. - yeah he's not making that hollywood money for sure-- - no and along the way you know it's like i was fortunate, it kind of started this down

some might -- other members of congress might say the shortest commute for those that live on the west coast and just have to drive a couple of hours to get back home. tell us about your family. >> i have a wife, a daughter, it's a little over 2 and a half hour drive i hate the traffic drive. it ask a little different when i was in the state senate i was able to see it every day. here i'm a little closer but it's a high priority of mine to get back to the district. i want to hear from constituents but also be back with my family. i have my wife is there, but i have 15-year-old son who's in eighth grade and then two who are in college as well a 19 and 21-year-old daughter. >> and what does your wife do? >> my wife has been focused on raising the kids. she's been a stay-at-home mom while we're raising the family, particularly appreciative of that because, of course, the state legislature and here, it does take a lot of time away from the family. so she's been focused on, you know, trying to create a normal childhood for our kids as possible. it's been great. >> what do your children brunning f

what some of the members of congress say it's a shorter commute compared to those who live on the west coast. just had to drive a couple of hours to get back home. back home, tells about your family. >> guest: sure. i have a little over two hour dr. if i hit the traffic right. it is a little different when i served in the state senate. i was able to commute everyday, and i would would do that you as well but i really, a high priority by to get back to the district. i want to hear from constituents but also be back with my family. my wife isn't there but i had a 14 year old son who is in eighth grade, event to who are in college as well, 19 and 21-year-old daughter, what does your wife do? >> guest: my wife has been focused on raising the kids. she's been a stay-at-home mom while we are raising the family, particularly, i am particularly appreciative of that because of course the state legislature and here, it does take a lot of time away from the family so she's been focused on trying to create this normal childhood for our kids as possible. it's been great. >> host: what did your children t

trees from the west coast. even at four pm, only just it. trees from the west coast. you co—operate with no technical problems at all! the bfg, matilda and esio trot are just some of the children's stories clinton blake has brought to life. and if doing so he has inspired many children. now many of his works are going on show in a major exhibition. 0ur reporter went down memory lane. they conjure up the innocence of life and character. but the seemingly simple drawings of quentin blake covers some pretty good territory. the artist is now exhibiting here at the artworks gallery because it also holds workshops for mental patients. gallery because it also holds workshops for mental patientslj gallery because it also holds workshops for mental patients. i put ona workshops for mental patients. i put on a show for something called the nightingale project, in london, which started me off. i did some drawings for an elderly people's ward, a mental health patient‘s ward, a mental health patient‘s ward, you got it, i've done it. in the digital age his methods are low—tech, mos

involved.gee says the bart mob attack is the first of it's kind on a public transit system on the west coast. smith, who is now a private investigator after his fbi days, believes there is a sense of lawlessness out there and believes these crimes will continue to happen until prop 47 is thrown out and low level crime offenders are punished. as for the criminals involved in the mob attacks.rick smithsot punks, they are just punks. i mean look what type of courage does it take to be one of 60 kids to rob somebody of their phone? that takes courage? i don't think so.former chief gee says while more officers would help it's just not feasible to have one officer in every train car. smith doesn't believe the number of officers is the problem. he says these theives know that even if they are caught they'll only get a slap on the wrist. live in san francisco, j.r. stone kron 4 news. . (grant) tonight, some bart board members are voicing their concerns and suggesting how to better protect passengers. for instance there were two bart officers on the coliseum station grounds...but they were far away f

tune in every day, 5:00 on the east coast, 2:00 on the west coast.are now live streaming on twitter at @bloombergtechtv. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek" i am carol massar. . oliver: i am oliver renick. carol: the uphill battle president trump may face. oliver: we talk about the cyber hackers targeting central banks. carol: the reinvention of espn. oliver: all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: we are here with megan murphy to talk about some of the stories in this week's issue. let's start with the opening remarks

normally it was the east with west coast. so, these were new destinations for immigrants. and so the percentage in those states and in the country, particularly the countries with poultry plants put together the u.s. census data with the u.s. economics census and you can see the rise in the hispanic population in those industries. >> host: were these jobs going untended? >> guest: so, one of the things that got me interested in this project was this discourse about they take jobs nobody wants. i am remembering even the then president fox of mexico in 2005 was praising immigrants for their diligence and hard work during jobs and he said that not even jobs blacks wanted to do. when i look at the poultry industry in the 1980s for example, in those states, most of the workers were african-american. people would say things like they took them out of the cotton fields and put them into the poultry industry or the cotton belt is now the broiler belt. it used to be cotton is king and now it is poultry is king. so the jobs were filled with people who were doing work. african-americ

on the satellite you can see the storm moving onto the west coast.e's not much energy with this system and it really looks like a late season storm. but the weather pattern still looks unsettled to me with a chance of showers continuing into the middle of next week. our latest forecast model shows the clouds moving through tonight and into tomorrow morning. then by the afternoon the clouds start to clear out and the sunshine returns. highs tomorrow afternoon will be mild and in the 60s around the bay, upper 60s to low 70s inland and upper 50s at the coast. it will be an interesting next 7 days. we have a couple of weak storms headed our way to bring clouds and at least a slight chance of showers on monday. another storm will pass to our north on wednesday to keep things somewhat unsettled. but then i think it's back to warmer temperatures, sunshine and breezy conditions on thursday and friday. (justine) the santa cruz county sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a 15- year-old boy ...will not face criminal charges. deputy's were called in after... luk

. >> nine west coast states and two u.s. territories. >> it's a massive court. it also hears quite a large volume of cases. the charge has always been that it's famously liberal, but it hasn't really been that liberal in recent years. president carter appointed a number of nominees who were famously liberal, but in recent years, president clinton has appointed the largest number of judges to that court, and president obama and president bush have also appointed members. and they're more moderate than they used to be for sure. so the idea that this is a left-leaning court, that's changed a lot i think over the last couple of years. it's much more moderate still, the idea that it as liberal court lives on. again, this particular imposition on the ninth circuit that president trump has raised sort of around the idea of politics, that this is a court he will not get a fair hearing in because it is liberal. lots of people have made that claim but it's very hard to break this up. you have to get congressional approval, it has to go through congress. many judges have s

now upgraded the entire pacific northwest into a single production level system for the entire west coastthe united states.>if all goes well, the public could start receiving earthquake alerts as early as next year albeit in a limited capacity.sotthe biggest challenge keeping the system from expanding faster is funding. usgs estimates it will cost 38 million to build the shakealert network and 16 million per year to operate it. sotin the meantime, experts are reminding people to always be prepared for earthquakes. sot

there is a great talent base on the west coast as well as in buenos aires.ith how things are going. caroline: it has been great having you stop by making your tour of the west coast. thank you for coming in. chris dewolfe, we hope to have you on again soon. c.e.o. and founder of jam city. this wednesday, a conversation with christine lagarde live from brussels. catch that conversation wednesday at 6:30 a.m. in new york, 11:30 a.m. in london. coming up, comcast is looking to take on netflix and amazon. we will bring you their plans for an online video service next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now, to a bloomberg scoop. comcast is taking on netflix and cbs. the company plans to introduce an online video service in the next 12 to 18 months. comcast is still determining many details, including whether it will have a live feed of the broadcast network and if it will include sports. there are plenty more details for us to digest with lucas shaw , who broke the great story for us. you and alex got together and broke this element of news. is it netflix and amazon

. >> yeah, a look back at west coast hip-hop from that era, tomorrow morning here on "world news now." >> coming up, did you >> no. >> that's the name of the segment coming up. did you know? >> oh, i thought he was playing in the outfield. >> no, that's, i don't know. >> i don't know is on third. >> are they in the outfield. today, tomorrow. >> on second. >> we have more questions. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist >> oh, the music also for the new segment. >> i like it. >> not bad. >> grooving. >> kicking off the new segment. did you know? it is about random facts that-up likely never really wanted to know about. >> you're welcome. >> you're welcome. so we are going to start with this, did you know, diane,

on the west coast, i'm a shepard smith into new york on the fox broadcast network and fox news channel from coast-to-coast on a night when the united states has launched targeted military strikes on syria. dozens of tomahawk missiles meant to send according to the white house a message to the syrian leadership and their dictator bashar al-assad not to launch sarin gas attacks on their own people to stop slaughtering their own people after seven long years of civil war. the russians of course back to the syrian military in this matter, the iranians are in the mix as well. united states troops are on the ground advising the locals as they prepare for an attack on isis militants in the syrian city of raqqa. it is a region loaded with conflicts, loaded with peril and tonight the united states, the president the united states has made a decision to take this targeted strike in an effort to send a message to the syrian regime. now here's the president from south florida. >> president trump: on tuesday, syrian dictator bashar al-assad launched a horrible chemical weapons attack on innocent ci

normally the east and west coasts. these were near definitions for immigrant.nd so the percentage in those states in a particular county with poultry plants put together the u.s. census data with u.s. economic census and you can see the rise in hispanic population in those industries. >> host: with these jobs going unattended? just goes to one of the things that got me interested in this project was this discourse about they take jobs no one wants. i'm remembering even then-president of mexico in 2005 was praising immigrants for diligence and hard work, doing jobs in a sad not even blacks wanted to do. and so, when i look at the poultry industry in 1980s, for example, most of the workers were african-american. people would say things like they took them out of the cotton fields and put them in the poultry industry for the cotton belt is now the broiler belt. or used to be cotton was king and now it's poultry is king. so the jobs were filled with people who are doing work. african-americans mostly. there's lots ofit total evidence about a hamlet fire was a poult

west coast all winter long is getting hammered. portland organ -- oregon has seen 30 inches of rain. phillies game, for the nationals, 7:05 p.m., first pitch temperature 53 degrees, bring along the jack. >> thank you for the update. >>> it's a busy day at the sports complex in south philadelphia. the flyers play at home this afternoon. 76ers and phillies in action there tonight. ducis rogers has more on the phillies home opener that happened yesterday. >> reporter: good morning, we'll start off with the phillies yesterday start vince have a -- valeques started. rodriguez is in, jason werth takes him out. the ball gets away, but bounces to the catcher. a costly play. phillies mount a comeback, freddie galvis launches two-run homer in the 9th inning. his second homer of the season. get the rally caps on. later in the inning, tieing run on first base, but they ground out to end it, phillies lose 7-6. >> you get through the innings and you don't give your guys the opportunity to come out on top battling the way we did at the end, it wa

we are on the west coast of france. 0n we are on the west coast of france.een twinned for almost 40 years. they share rotary and a deep mistrust of traditional politics —— camaraderie. we are fed up with the old way of doing politics. fed up and slightly confused, the french face a dizzying array of candidates for president, 11 in all. what is astonishing about this election is the almost complete rejection of mainstream politics. the french president is very unlikely to come from either of the two parties that has won friends since the war. what happens is so new. '- since the war. what happens is so new. “ i’ui’i. since the war. what happens is so new. -- run. the welsh contingent come from tredegar, the parts of south wales are voted for by rex it. many in france have the same worries about the eu and immigration, its winery mccain is doing well. they say, what are the politicians doing for us? as faras say, what are the politicians doing for us? as far as the immigration is concerned, they think they are doing nothing. i think this is why a certain lady

that rain getting in towards the south—west coast and maybe the south—east and midlands through the middletially reaching 18 celsius in london. warmerfurther north away from the east coast. western scotland and north west scotla nd western scotland and north west scotland could be seeing 18 celsius because of the shelter from the highlands and an abundance of sunshine. into bank holiday monday things get quite messy. this low pressure makes inroads, for much of england and wales it will be cloudy. there will be showery rain around. heavy bursts mixed in too. not going to bea heavy bursts mixed in too. not going to be a complete wash—out. for scotla nd to be a complete wash—out. for scotland and northern ireland a lot of dry weather. the best of the sunshine for western scotland, still quite cool in the northern coast of england and north—east scotland. for the rest of the week it's going to turn dry with eastern areas cooler with more cloud. the best of the sunshine in the warmth for the west. mainly dry with light winds, cooler along the east coast but warm in places, especially across we

now upgraded the entire pacific northwest into a single production level system for the entire west coast of the united states.>if all goes well, the public could start receiving earthquake alerts as early as next year albeit in a limited capacity.sotthe biggest challenge keeping the system from expanding faster is funding. usgs estimates it will cost 38 million to build the shakealert network and 16 million per year to operate it. sotin the meantime, experts are reminding people to always be prepared for earthquakes. sot

on the satellite you can see the storm moving onto the west coast.here's not much energy with this system and it really looks like a late season storm. but the weather pattern still looks unsettled to me with a chance of showers continuing into the middle of next week. our latest forecast model shows the clouds moving through tonight and into tomorrow morning. then by the afternoon the clouds start to clear out and the sunshine returns. highs tomorrow afternoon will be mild and in the 60s around the bay, upper 60s to low 70s inland and upper 50s at the coast. it will be an interesting next 7 days. we have a couple of weak storms headed our way to bring clouds and at least a slight chance of showers on monday. another storm will pass to our north on wednesday to keep things somewhat unsettled. but then i think it's back to warmer temperatures, sunshine and breezy conditions on thursday and friday. (justine) the 39-day manhunt for tennessee teacher tad cummins and his 15 year-old former student elizabeth thomas ended at a small cabin in northern califo

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three west coast games, a prime time game, christmas game and a partridge in a pear tree.open with two on the road sunday september 10th in washington. monday night home with the skins. the late week ten by that's a plus. then in dallas one of five prime time. another in seattle. that allows them to stay in l.a. on the 10th. finishing up new year's day, home with dallas. i like the late buy. one week away, the city of philadelphia on the clock. joe douglas the player of personnel hired to work in conjunction with howy roseman. he's changed his philosophy. >> part of bringing him in here is part of what we have done, trying to get better. we hired him using a different grading scale. >> there is a pre-re prerequisif talent for every position. we are trying to find what you can't measure, mind, spirit, soul, the will to win. >> we have the will to bring you the best draft coverage. draft preview special live from the parkway this coming wednesday night 7:30 p.m. on >> last week the phillies gave up 23 runs, 10 to the mets. this week they win the series. an rbi double breaks

their ballistic missiles while working to miniaturize a nuclear warhead will eventually put the west coast of the united states under direct nuclear threat. intelligence experts estimate that the regime will be capable of striking the wt coast in less than four years. that is an unacceptable risk for the u.s. national security and an intolerable threat facing the residents of orange county. i urge my colleagues to join me in condemning the recent north korean provocations demanding comprehensive sanctions on the north korean regime, and supporting all actions necessary to secure the safety of our naon and allies. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what rpose does the gentleman r missouri seek recognition? without objeion, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. while it is widely known that horace peterson of kansas city was the visionary and founder of the black archives of america, it is little known who saved the institution from disappearing later on. one nday morning during a heavy rainstorm, ruby arnold appeed at the front

. >> as the marines shipped out from the west coast, 6,000 miles aw away, u.n.ces were holding desperate perimeter around the area. >> who comes up with the plan to run an operation against them? >> a man bigger than life, general mcarthur. >> he comes up with a plan. we are not only going to fight our way out of this perimeter. what we are going to do is a strategic maneuver. we're going around them and cut them off. >> code name operation cromite. to land at the harbor with the highest tides in the world. on the sixth floor of the building, supreme commander of the u.n. forces presented his plan. former secretary of state alexander hague was there. >> truman dispatched to tell mcarthur he could not have this invasion. >> every barrier possible was against this landing. >> i sat outside the door with a crack just a slight and the first response came saying it was a -- plan. he stood up and said gentlemen i'll land the 15th of september, or you will have a new commander. put his pipe in the ashtray and walked out of the room. they all clapped. >> despite's washi