wong.he trend on the up tick? >> well, the obvious driver of this is the fact that in our life times there have been several times that the popular vote has failed. over 100,000 offices in the united states from alderman on up are determined by the popular vote and yet the presidency is not. so seeing it happen twice in our life time creates a natural feeling that maybe we should revisit exactly how this old, old institution works. and to acknowledge that it's a little creekky and could use a little repair. >> i know that when i've discussed this on my sirius-xm radio program the response by callers is determined by whether they think their party is advantaged or disadvantaged. you correct me if i'm wrong, you say no party will benefit from this. it will be to the detriment of each. explain. >> yeah. so it's natural to see this through a partisan lens of course donald trump is a republican. there's this feeling that, well, republicans benefit from a mismatch between the popular vote and ele

you mentioned that wong xi gin has to retire. my question is, did you see any signals that he has to go, other than the reason of age? do you see any other reason he has to go? the second question is for professor fusemiss. [ inaudible ] thank you. >> with respect to your first question, i am going on the age norm. principally, i don't see any evidence that wong is in any sort of political trouble. some people notice that he didn't appear very much this past summer. but wong never appears very much, and that ccdi role. and so i'm going simply by my projection that the age 68 age norm will continue. purely that. >> on the threo tsao xi analogy, i see the phrase about putting power in a cage that seems to me to resonate with how to be a good communist. that calls for discipline, self cultivation, all these good communist values. so rather than saying he's upholding dung tsao ping, i think the model is reallio tsao xi. he was the ultimate party guy and i see that as the precedent for what xi is doing. >> someone else had a comment o

nelson wong: go ahead.ei: yeah, so, daca was a program that was created in 2012 by then president obama. and when they recognized that victory was, like, done by non-documented communities on the front line, protesting, shutting down things, to make sure that this program was created to protect people from deportations. and this program allowed people to apply for a work permit and also protect from deportations, and this program is-- you could renew for every 2 years. robert: that's why we see kinda the controversy now, because he basically put that program up because congress just wasn't getting something done at that point, right? yeah, for nelson, for you, we were talking about how many people in the community are affected. do we have a number, in terms of how many--? nelson: i think it was about 700 or 800,000 undocumented youth who were eligible for the daca program. robert: yeah, and that included you, right? nelson: yes robert: what is your personal experience, in terms of how you got involved, and

wong herself. she feel strongly that she was denied a promotion due to her gender. contemporaries at twitter, other female engineers, have also been denied advancement and she is willing to take this case to trial. emily: how do we know she was denied the things based on her gender and not performance? >> this is a class-action case. cases, this clinician they are individual cases. she is seeking to represent all the women engineers at twitter. what that means is basically the promotion process, while maybe it was not devised to discriminate against women, the impact of the process adversely affects women. to put it simply, what we are saying is it took women longer to get promotions and fewer women had promotions and we might expect. emily: ellen pao felt passionately about her case. what makes this case different? >> ellen pao's case was about ellen pao. there were discrimination claims in her suit, but there was a lot of harassment, more focused on .he harassment and ellen pao has jason was explaining, this is about a systematic highest at twitter -- bias at twit

i am clotting wong. -- i am claudine wong . >>> as you can see on the traffic map, the line in red shows you how this incident is affecting interstate 80. normally on sunday it would be a calm morning. let's take a look at our interstate eight 80 shut down. we are trying to get more information for you. it will be shut down for quite a while. we had initially heard that both directions of 880 but it looks like one direction. nothing is getting through. >> we will stay on top of the story and bring you more information as soon as it comes into the newsroom.>>> meanwhile we are keeping an eye on nate. it is now a tropical storm.>> nate made landfall twice overnight. >>> the fbi is continuing its investigation into the deadliest shooting in history. >>> fleet week activities continue and crescendo today. 9 am the ships will open again for two hours -- tours. you can see the blue angels for the last time today. >> it was gorgeous yesterday. >>> thank you rosemary can you give us a pretty forecast? >> i can do it again although it is going to get a bit breezy. the wind is expected to move int

. >> what makes this case different is the plaintiff is miss wong herself.lling to take this case to trial. emily; how do we know she was denied these things based on her gender and not her performance? >> this is a class action case. in many of these cases, discrimination cases are individual cases. in this case, she is seeking to represent all of the women engineers at twitter. the case is based on a theory called desperate impact. while the media wasn't advised to discriminating against women, the impact affects women. to put it simply, it took women longer to get promotions and fewer women had promotions that we might expect. emily; ellen powell felt passionately about heras case too. joel, what do you think makes this case different? >> ellen powell's case was about ellen powell. that was lot of harassment. more focused on harm and focused on ellen powell. as jason was explaining, this systematicsystemic bias against women at twitter. emily; twitter said they are committed to a diverse workplace and we believe the facts will show miss wong was treated f

hong kong a democracy protest leaders and nathan law and joshua wong have been released from prison on bail the pair were jailed in august for their rows in the anti china protests of two thousand and fourteen known as the umbrella revolution nice in-laws trying to supporters and said he and one were due to appear back in court in november. in malaysia the two women accused of killing the half brother of north korean leader kim jong un have been taken back to the scene of the crime authorities brought them to the airport as part of a reenactment of the fatal attack along with prosecutors lawyers and a trial john the two women have pleaded not guilty. china's ruling communist party has confirmed president xi jinping as its more past most powerful leader in decades by adding his name and ideology to the constitution at the end of the party's twice a decade congress delegates voted unanimously to include xi jinping thought as a guiding principle this place is she at the same level of prominence as party founder dong. pulling ahead of the pack the chinese team lead to the fleet at the worl

(grant) that was lonnie wong reporting... weather tease) (gary sports tease) thursday night football in tampa bay. tom brady and the patriots taking on the buccaners. a moment of silence honoring all the victims lost in the las vegas mass shooting on sunday night. second quarter - -brady drives the team 75-yards for a chris hogan touchdown... new england takes the lead 10-3 late in the fourth -- jameis winston makes it a game -- he finds cameron brate... cut patriots lead by two three seconds left... on the patriots 19... winston with a chance to win it for tampa bay... incomplete pass... patriots defense break it up new england survives they win 19-14 brady ties brett favre and peyton manning for most regular season wins thursday night football in tampa bay. tom brady and the patriots taking on the buccaners. a moment of with 186season wins most regular manning for and peyton manning for most regular season wins with 186 a-l-d-s game one... yankees in cleveland taking on the indians former a, sonny gray making his first post

that became known as the umbrella revolution most of all thanks to supporters and said that he and mr wong would you to know that return to court in november. in malaysia the two a woman accused of killing the half brother of north korea's the leader kim jong un have been taken back to the scene of the crime the defendants prosecutors lawyers and trial judge were all taken to kuala lumpur's international airport as part of a reenactment of the fatal attack the two women have pleaded not guilty. china's ruling communist party has confirmed president xi jinping as its most powerful leader for decades by adding his name and ideology to the constitution at the end of the party's five year the congress the delegates voted unanimously to include using ping thought as a guiding principle this gives president g. the same level of prominence as party fall into the dock pulling ahead of the pack the chinese team leads the fleet at the world's most challenging ocean sailing event the volvo ocean race that's also where chinese leaders she seemed ping wants to see his country as a global leader it's am

that became known as the umbrella revolution was the law thanked his supporters and said he and mr wong were due to return to court in november. china's ruling communist party has confirmed presentation paying as its most powerful a dream decades but adding his name and ideology to the constitution at the end of the past his five year they called rest delegates five voted unanimously to include is easing ping thought as a guiding principle this gives president xi the same level of prep providence as party found him out to dong and could mark the start of a new era for the country. pulling ahead of the pack the chinese team leads the fleet at the world's most challenging ocean sailing event the volvo ocean raise that's also where chinese leaders she seemed ping wants to see his country as a global leader it's among the goals outlined in president shimon ping's a broad vision now enshrined in the country's constitution to get there she has pledged to navigate china into a new era of global power and influence. and now please submit your vote for those who agree raise your hand more than t

i'm claudine wong. >> we made it, happy weekend, i'm frank mallicoat. more on your weather, what looks like a spectacular weekend. first here is headlines on this saturday morning. this morning the vice president is in las vegas, in nevada and he is taking part in a prayer watch. >> latest on the investigation in vegas and this event that starts in a couple hours from now. >>> and this is traditionally the busiest day of the week for fleet week. air show starts at noon. blue angels taking to the skies. >> just a few people maybe in san francisco today. more on what you can expect. we are going to check in christien kafton. now heading towards new orleans, the area is bracing for impact as memories of hurricane katrina linger on there. >> we are tracking the path of the storm along with the damage it's already caused in central america. let's take a look at what our local forecast looks like, rosemary joining us now, nice out will. >>> oar -- there. >>> oh, yeah, today. patchy fog out there this morning, temperatures will be similar, perhaps just a tad c

i am clotting wong. -- i am claudine wong . >>> as you can see on the traffic map, the line in red showscting interstate 80. normally on sunday it would be a calm morning. let's take a look at our interstate eight 80 shut down. we are trying to get more information for you. it will be shut down for quite

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm alex savidge in today for frank mallicoat. we are going to check your weather on this weekend here in just a moment but first we'll talk about big stories making news this morning. in a few hours, more fire victims are going to be allowed to return to their neighborhoods in santa rosa. we'll have more on that return home and what's happening in the next hour to help the community. >> plus -- >> and -- >> it's been a very long two weeks in the north bay and that's why one santa rosa mom thought it was time to come together. >> and yeah, coming up here we are going to talk about this vigil that was held last night in santa rosa organized by the community. we'll tell you how it helped residents during this difficult time. >> keep your eyes over warriors star klay thompson over the next few days. he has a hot hand usually. it's not just about the win. we'll tell you why every point he makes will have meaning for the victims of the north bay fires. more on that coming up. but first let's go to rosemary orozco for our weather foreca

let's go to claudine wong in the fountain grove neighborhood of santa rosa, claude even. >> reporter: let me show you the situation up here, there is -- there are homes, i should say, that continue to burn. if you take a look at this one. the front of this home fell down within the last half-hour. just the front facade as we were standing here. and it just continues to smoke in the air. you look at it and you compare to the other scenes of devastation we've seen around the north bay where there is nothing left of their homes, that is heartbreaking. this is the other level where you think you can imagine the people who lived here and family who lived here. you know, i just talked to a gentleman who does live down the street from here and his house is okay, he talked about how it was 2:00 when he left, he saw the property near him, you know, on fire when he came back a few hours later he left again, not sure if his house would be here when he got back. he came back and his house is okay. but he takes a look around at the neighborhood at all of his neighbors who have lost their homes and

kong's democracy protest leaders nathan law and joshua wong have been released from prison on jan on bail the two were jailed in august for their roles in the anti china protest of twenty fourteen known as the umbrella revolution plays a lot of things as supporters and said he and wong were due to appear back in court on november seventh. well u.n. donor conference has raised some three hundred forty million dollars for a range of refugees but the sum has fallen well short of the target agencies say is so badly needed the u.n. has warned that the number of broken your fleeing a new wave of ethnic violence and million more will soon exceed one million well every day more refugees streaming across the border into bangladesh and its government is struggling to cope. these refugees are biding their time on the border and so they can cross into bangladesh's overcrowded refugee camps the ranges are mostly minority long persecuted in buddhist me and this mother of three says we traveled for six days to get here they tortured us and set our houses alight we weren't allowed to harvest our ric

named another starter and two hours before first pitch said we'll go with stras he wanted ball and wong up feeling better and did he deliver a game of lifetime something nats fans willing not nor got when of best performances in national history. innings, gave up three hit no earns runs and twelve strikeouts that twelve strikeouts is nationals playoff record. unreal performance how bulls fans and basketball fans you have the flu gam symptoms game and michael a. taylor grand slam when needed most. one run lead. needed that pad, caution he gave it to him and that was all the bullpen needed. and it all goes back to stephen strasburg the way he pitched tonight was surprising to many people but was not surprising to dusty baker. >> no, not really. coye see the focus and determination in his eyes you know what i mean when he came in the office aand we talked to him. has a man of few words. but the word he said you know gave us every indication that he was ready. >> and nats fans better be ready too. game five will be right here, 8:00, tomorrow night. it will with be in this bulling and it's g

tony wong and his family also beat a hasty retreat as flames approached the back decks of homes in thisluded neighborhood. his family is now back at home trying to settle into a normal routine. he says due to firefighters' efforts. >> i felt reassured that they were there standing on our deck looking out at the fire making sure that our homes were safe. >> reporter: some residents being allowed back in doesn't mean everyone is allowed back in. there are some neighborhoods still under an evacuation order. for more on that, check at the cal fire website. in santa cruz county, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the city of oakland has decided on the new fire chief. mayor libby schaaf has announced the appointment of darin white who is currently serving as interim chief. he is an oakland native with 30 years of fire service. it includes 20 years with the oakland fire department. chief white will assume his new duties immediately. a swearing-in ceremony is planned for tomorrow at 1:00. >>> and the complete opposite weather this week from last week, right? we had the red flag warnings, wind adv

lin tao and panpan huang (wong) have been arrested for the murder that happened last month in san jose. police say the three are also suspected in crimes at brothels in south san francisco... milpitas... and fremont. all three men are from southern california. they face numerous charges including murder... robbery... kidnapping and sexual assault. ( terisa ) this morning we want to give you a bird's eye view of the destruction in the north bay caused by the deadly wildfires. we have new drone video from quadcopter four... showing the damage done by the firestorm in napa county. this is the area of atlas peak road and westgate road... multi-millon dollar homes reduced to rubble. crews have reached at least 90-percent containment for the four largest wildfires burning right now in napa and sonoma counties. this comes as unseasonably warm temperatures are hitting the bay area. in the exclusive kron4 quadcopter video....you can see some of those massive homes ... turned to rubble and ash. thousands of homes were destroyed after the fires hit more than two weeks ago. if you would like to se

clau -- ine wong has story. >> this is lisa.his is joe. >> i'm joe. >> do a lot of dressing up of our dog all the time. >> meaty is well-known, in part because this rescue dog always seems to be smiling. >> we did do the dog dna test on him, he's he's -- and he's a staffordshire terrier. >> reporter: his costume collection is impressive. >> about 150 or so. putting stuff on him is a difficult process. we got goodwill. we get stuff in the kids' section and put safety. is in it and kind of tailor it. >> reporter: dog that, they say, has saved a lot of money. >> hundreds, easily. the ample dog costume for an extra large dog is $40 to $50. >> i trite star wars costumes, buzz who doesn't like star wars? >> what's his favorite? >> i think pajamas. he's the class clown. we asked what his job would be if he was a human, and we put standup comedian. >> meaty sign up with a -- sign up for a passion show with some try and true favorite looks. >> people in the bay area are very, very x-ratedful to our firefighters right now. the zebra one i

singing in foreign language ] before heading out to the longhouse, i'm meeting kuching native alex wongf town. now what's up with the karaoke here? i mean, it's popular everywhere, but this is alcohol free karaoke. in my experience, you got to be really -- up to do karaoke, but here apparently not. >> alex: no, no because it's the spirit, you know? our people here, they can party anytime. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: so you're coming up river with us? >> alex: yes i am. i am. >> anthony: excited. >> alex: and four days of non connectivity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my l

thousand and fourteen known as the umbrella revolution is in north bank to supporters and said he and wong were due to appear back in court in november. in malaysia the two women accused of killing the half brother of north korea's leader kim jong born have been taken back to the scene of the crime authorities brought them to the airport as part of a reenactment of the fatal attack along with prosecutors lawyers and a trial charge the two women have pleaded not guilty. he was in need of really is coming up ahead christiane although now do is named football off a year after free for awards we tell you netted the other prizes. but first want to go joins me now for business news and labor rules in europe are undergoing a transformation it's somewhat complex the topic but the bottom line is that the european union labor ministers have agreed on new rules to prevent wage dumping across the e.u. they want to limit to the so-called posted workers scheme to twelve months and ensure equal pay for equal work across the border the deal of course still needs to be ratified by the e.u. member states. e

as such the less fortunate like madame wong. have to move out of junk onone soon. we have no choice. we have to move. everything here will be demolished the runs. once allowed to stay half. in the near future this is going to be her into skyscrapers. big buildings and fonsi compounds the e law battlegrou. lenovo's headquarters are located just a few hundred meters away. juniors and computer scientiststs working therere liveve in a bubble. fix a world completetely foreign o you all. we don't know them. i don't have any contact with unna. none dare condemned the wave of addictions and junk one so. none the less anger is widespread. but on camera you own prefers to talk about what she particularly likes in this area. the mahjong game with our neighbors feel. like we played during all spent time off to work. it entertains us. there are a lot. this old remnants of beijing is vanishing. from the seven percent average growth seen during she jim pings five years in power. only the chrome have fallen through the fingers of the wealthy. released. independence headed to the p

kongs democracy protest leaders nathan law and joshua wong had been released from prison on bail but you were jailed in august for their roles in the anti china protests of twenty fourteen zero is the umbrella revolution that is the last thing to supporters and said he and long were due to appear back in court nov seventh well the chinese communist party has officially boosted the status of president xi jinping by adding his name to the country's constitution the announcement came on the closing day of the party's twice a decade national conference the move make she one of the most powerful chinese leaders in history placing him on a par with mao and dang g. is expected to use his new status to influence foreign policy and push for further military expansion while will he be a success in those efforts to talk about that we're joined now by bernard barge asian affairs expert of the barrels month foundation thanks so much for being with us this morning let's start off with looking at she having the same title in the constitution as my now just how powerful is he right now. well he is d

of twenty fourteen known as the umbrella revolution made in law thing to supporters and said he and wong were due to appear back in court on november the seventh. the chinese communist party has officially boosted the status of president paying by adding his name to the country's constitution. came on the closing day of the party's twice a decade national conference to move make she one of the most powerful chinese leader in its history placing him on par with mao and dang she is expected to use his new status to influence of foreign policy and push for further military expansion. will he be a success in those efforts to talk about that we're joined now by bernard barge asian affairs expert of the barrels month and thanks so much for being with us this morning let's start off with looking at she having the same title in the constitution as ma just how powerful is it right now well he didn't ping is definitely as powerful as he could wish to be in a system where his pretty says his ruling as first among equals him ping is not first among equals he is first ok no he's also signaled a new p

scott wong >> c-span washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, we will talk about hollywood and the democratic party with jeremy bar heard than a look at lobbying at the trump administration, the weekly standard tony missy up will join us. how the federal government is aiding to combat wildfires. former agriculture undersecretary will take your calls and comments. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at seven eastern on sunday morning. the twice yearly month debates held in toronto look at global and political issues. the most recent debate centered on whether american democracy is in crisis. and president trump is to blame. newt gingrich and kimberly stress all of the wall street journal face andrew sullivan. >> hello to you, the over 3000 people who filled the all for another debate. interest,your commitment, desire for informed public discussion of issues of the day. i want to take this opportunity to acknowledge that our ability year in and year out to bring some of the world's sharpest minds to this s

quitting would give the impression they heard wong and i won't give them that luxury.rain or to be fully focused on friday's world cup qualifier against albania but the squad has been dealing with distractions. and it hasn't been an easy week for anyone politics has been mixed with sport and i think that was the big mistake. piquet does still have plenty of support and at next year's world cup spain will need experienced players if they're to succeed but the catalan independence issue continues to cost a shadow over the squad. for top story at this hour this year's nobel peace prize been awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons the nobel committee in austin praised i can't after it's to establish a global treaty outlawing the devastating weapons at the time of the new nuclear tensions us. thanks for watching to stay with us. laundry guy international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week germany's recent national election has triggered a huge debate about divisions between east and west so how divided is germany and for that ma

my friend, jimmy wong up here, his house is gone. hotel's gone. >> reporter: it's hard to wrap your head around the magnitude of this because we saw the hilton hotel which is just across the highway over there completely engulfed. not to mention, a mexican restaurant and a number of homes. and i know you're getting emotional because there are so many people that are affected that we just don't know about yet. >> yeah. i'm fortunate, our business right around the corner, it got saved. my niece, her apartment got burned up. and my other friend, their house got burned up right around the corner. so we're all in a state of devastation right now. >> reporter: is everybody safe? where from thhave they evacuate? >> some people went down to the vets building. my niece works for mattress firm. they won't to roanoke park. even there, they have the hills fire. t to them burning. >> reporter: a ppearst o the good news if there's any good news to be had, many people in the area know the severity of it, word did spread extremely quickly. were able

imprisoned in hong kong over protests pushing for a more open democracy have been released on bail joshua wong a nascent law were jailed in august for six months and eight months respectively they were found guilty of leading demonstrations in twenty fourteen and what came to be known as the umbrella movement both have appealed against the sentences. the palestinian territory of garza will soon have a second mobile telephone network for twenty years there's only been one the new company got permission after eighteen years of negotiations with israel but there are still issues with three g. technology in gaza has been its method. in the palestinian territories just like anywhere else in the world you will find people staring in their mobile phones but here it's because they're usually waiting for something to happen because in guards around the occupied west bank they only have access to slow two g. technology it's taken eleven years of negotiations with the israelis the palestinians to be allowed access to three g. technology and that equipment has only just started arriving in the west bank i

it was a true wong onewest. now, it is an exciting time we as humans don't have to intervene anymore with the computer. you just give us raw data, any type of data source, pass it over to the machine, and the machine magically on its own learns to make useful tools. communicators" monday night at eight em eastern 8 p.m. eastern- on c-span two. >>

(catherine) reporter lonnie wong talked to the girl's aunt -- who says the family wants answers. (rose xiong, megan's aunt): "shy shy girl, she loved music."itús hard to find anything bad to say about a 14 year-old who died too soon. megan her loved her hmong heritage and was the constant companion and helper for her mother shary xiong who stricken with kidney disease. (rose xiong, megan's aunt): "megan was more than a daughter to my sister. megan was her companion, her best friend"making her death from an invasive form of encephalitis all the more tragic.three weeks ago she was transferred to kaiser permanente from the kaiser south emergency room with symptoms of viral meningitis...not as contagious or deadly as the bacterial form which swells the membrane surrounding the brain.she suffered headaches and seizures and was disoriented. (rose xiong, megan's aunt): "she was talking in a way that no one could understand what she was saying."after overnight observation doctors felt she had improved enough to go home...even though her mother insisted to the attending nurse that meganús

well to sports starting with formula wong lose hamilton has been crowned world champion for the fourth time the mercedes driver start of the mexican grand prix up failed but he and title rival sebastian fattal were caught up in drama from the start. the championship was at stake in the start of the mexican grand prix was appropriately ferocious on the very first lap sebastian fettle serai collided with lewis hamilton's miss eighty's. hamilton was forced off the track and had to change tires. as did settle. max misstep and took advantage to race into what would be an unassailable lane. fetter was not giving up however he recovered from nineteenth but his fourth place finish was not good enough to delay hamilton celebrations. hamilton crossed the nine to seal his fourth formula one championship. it doesn't feel real man i mean obviously that's not the kind of race that i want. when you're forty seconds behind us and think but you know i never gave up and that's really i guess what's important in my heart. hamilton now has his sights set on michelle schumacher his record of seven f one ti

. >> claudine wong has more on a zombie wedding that took place at six flags in vallejo. >> reporter:iage is like a roller coaster with lots of ups and downs. but these couples certainly started off that crazy ride in a unique way. >> welcome, everyone. discovery kingdom ahe is first ever zombie wedding. >> that's right. a zombie wedding. so popular that the park got 800 applications. >> reporter: professionals were in charge of makeup on the special day. >> brian and dawn from vallejo. >> reporter: each couple got to bring 13 guests for the friday the 13th fun. because they are zombies it is not quite until death do you part. these last a little longer. >> dear friends and family, we are here to witness and celebrate the most important moment in the lives of these special zombies both in this life and the after life. >> reporter: couples came as far away as reno. one evacuated from the north bay fires but still made it to the ceremony. 13 couples got married. >> one, two, three. >> i do. >> reporter: 12 renewed their vows. and all got a chance to celebrate on the joker. a steel and w

. >> i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong this morning.'s start with a quick check on today's weather. rosemary is here to tell us about it. see that fog in the background. nice to see. >> allie is waiting for the cooldown, yeah. >> you don't like the heat apparently. >> very comfortable weather in store for our afternoon today. temperatures will continue to cool down with each passing day. we've seen just subtle changes and for many, so subtle it's been hard to tell, right. giving you a view here at the golden gate bridge. can't even see the bridge, but folks already on the go this morning. san francisco starting out at 52 degrees. low 40s to start your morning in santa rosa so chilly for you there. oakland 50, livermore 52, and san jose 56. there is the look at our fog out there along the coast inside the bay into portions of the south bay. we'll go closer here where, again, it has developed. it's very shallow, but it is out there. we've got a little bit of stretching areas like richmond down through oakland and alameda, emeryville, berk

. >> claudine wong has were on a zombie wedding that happened at six flags discovery kingdom and vallejoporter: they say marriage is like a roller coaster with lots of ups and downs. these couples started off that crazy ride in a unique way. that's right, it's a zombie wedding. so popular that the amusement park got 800 applications. professionals were in charge of make up on this special day. and each couple got to bring 13 guests for the friday the 13th fun. and because they are zombies, it's not quite till death do your part. these unions naturally last a little longer. >> dear friends and family, we are gathered here today to witness and celebrate the most important moment in the life of these special zombies both in this life and the afterlife. >> reporter: couples came from vallejo and as far away as you reno. one couple evacuated from the north bay fires and still made it to the ceremony. 13 couples got married. >> 1, 2, 3 -- >> i do! >> 12 renewed their vows. >> reporter: and all had a chance to celebrate on the joker. as deal and would poster that just like marriage has a lot of

kyle core ber went as willy wong ca. >> isaiah thomas. girl, you know it's true.illi to a t. one out fit i hope we see tomorrow morning are andy scholes big houston astros man, is in houston for the game and if they win, he will be in the locker room afterwards for celebration. so tomorrow morning, if the astros win, we -- la, we may see andy scholes with those champagne goggles. >> he hoping for that. in the meantime those are impressive costumes. >> thanks. >> the white house trying to explain away the indictment of the president's campaign chairman. >> today's announcement has nothing to do with the president, has nothing to do with the president's campaign or campaign activity. >> even if that's true, it doesn't address the guilty plea by another campaign adviser who's now cooperating with investigators. am in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! w

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and julia wong saying part of the horror of spacey's cynical ploy to use his coming out to deflect abuseations is how well it is working. rapp also took to twitter to say he has revealed everything he wants to about that experience in an article he released. he has no further comment at this time. >> jessica, thank you. >>> an abandoned house was the site of another two-alarm fire. it started on sacramento street. officials say this house is known for homeless activity and was burned in a previous fire. investigators say the house next door was damaged. pg&e crews were called because fires knocked down electrical wires there. no one was hurt. >>> three weeks after the north bay wildfires started all public school districts in sonoma county will be back in session. mark west, geyserville, and piner-olivet will resume classes since the fires. two schools in santa rosa are closed indefinitely, riebli and schaefer elementary are located in the middle of the devastation. >> and we have an update now, the tubbs, nuns, and pocket fires are all 98% contained this morning and cal fire expects ful

. >>> claudine wong was to the fire lines yesterday and joins me in studio.ant to mention we do expect a 1:00 news conference at the sonoma county fairgrounds. this will be with cal fire and sonoma county fire and emergency services. we are waiting for that to begin. when it does we will bring that to you live. yesterday -- tell me about the drive-in. when did you know you were getting -- >> the drive in was interesting. we are going in and all these people were going out. it was slow going. you could tell as we were getting closer, all the people that were getting out of the area had the -- as they had been asked to do. there were so many road closures , it was hard to figure out where we needed to go. we went to several different neighborhoods. what struck me was the amount of smoke that was everywhere. we've covered these before and you go to the place that is burning the hottest. it was burning hot everywhere. that really had us trying to figure out which direction we wanted to go in. we were in the neighborhood and everywhere we saw devastation. in some

tina wong, a former engineer at twitter filed the suit two years ago alleging the company thwarts the of female engineers. since then, she has been gathering data on gender and pay for her peers and she believes she can prove that twitter stacked the deck. by early next year, she plans to ask a state judge for permission to represent 133 female engineers at twitter. this would be the first group case of its kind in silicon valley if certified. twitter has rejected these claims in court filings. our bloomberg news legal reporter joe rosenblatt, and an and employment attorney join me to discuss the case. >> what makes this case different is the plaintiff is miss huang herself. she feels very strongly that she was denied a promotion due to her gender. she feels that her him andshe feels that her contemporaries at twitter, other females at twitter also have been denied advancement. she is willing to take this case to trial. emily: how do we know she was denied these things based on her gender and not her performance? jason: so in this case, this is a class action case. in many of these ca

nancy: you can't go wong with kids.lison: from scary to hopefully very exciting and fun nationals have taken the field for batting practice. first pitch is three hours away. just ahead we show you how far a nats fan is willing to go to see his favorite team win it all. >> i put it in my mouth. i chewed on it and it hurt. >> what she found in the oyster brings good fortune. we'll show you that next. >> a first look at how to start next week with "good morning washington" on monday. >> thanks, guys. monday on "good morning washington" -- we are keeping an eye on another tropical weather maker. how nate could produce flooding and damaging wind along the gulf coast and how the monday morning commute could be impacted. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes monday morning starting at 4:25 nancy: a list. fish oil and water and compost. alison: this what a couple relies on the grow giant pumpkin. we mean giant. >> this is growing 43 pounds a day for two weeks. >> six foot by six foot so taller than me. aliso

. >> my name is henry wong. i'm studying international affairs. i'll try to keep my question as short and sweet as possible. my question is regarding president trump's tweet which has stirred up a lot of discussion, ie, the famous misspell i misspelli misspelling co vorvfefe. how has your job changed this year in order to respond more precisely and accurately towards trump's tweet. >> i think that was a question for you guys. i'm off the hook for the last one. >> the question, if we got it right is how has the president's twitter instincts and other instincts change the way we do our job? >> thankfully i'm on the air every hour. i frequently updating. what you've got to do is i've got four different alerts for when he tweets so that i'm covered on every front to make sure i don't miss it. as soon as he tweets, we sent out a blast to the network to show what he's tweeted and everybody else is getting it on their iphones any way. it's kind of like a running commentary in the sometimes changeable way that he goes about his tweets and the topics that

. >> say peers specially sunday may be the day we have some wet weather to wong zero dodge with the latestsing through. guys? >> all right, katie, thank you now for a look at newspaper headlines. >> news journal newark man facing harrassment charges after he made a threatening gesture, three female university of delaware students. this is 27 year old david, scalp and eyebrows, yes, died green. he waived at the women according to reports, several times, while making a cutting gesture across his throat. and then he chased them. he's in jail on $2,500 bonds. >> and in the burlington county times mt. holly's temple har zion welcomes new rabbi. she was not raised jewish but fell in love with the religion and its language, has been with the congregation since july. >> harriet s truman high school working on cooperative program with cosmetics giants estae lauder. if the deal goes through, student won't learn about chemical engineering, advertising and merchandising, from people actually working in the industry. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valle

lin tao and panpan huang (wong) have been arrested for the murder that happened last month in san josece say the three are also suspected in crimes at brothels in south san francisco... milpitas... and fremont. all three men are from southern california. they face numerous charges including murder... robbery... kidnapping and sexual assault. ( terisa ) this morning we want to give you a bird's eye view of the destruction in the north bay caused by the deadly wildfires. we have new drone video from quadcopter four... showing the damage done by the firestorm in napa county. this is the area of atlas peak road and westgate road... multi-millon dollar homes reduced to rubble. crews have reached at least 90-percent containment for the four largest wildfires burning right now in napa and sonoma counties. this comes as unseasonably warm temperatures are hitting the bay area. in the exclusive kron4 quadcopter video....you can see some of those massive homes ... turned to rubble and ash. thousands of homes were destroyed after the fires hit more than two weeks ago. if you would like to see more

that he didn't want to use that unusual tool too early, for his ally wong, but said maybe it's time for him to continue as leader. there's no one else in the wings. this is the first time in decades that there hasn't been a next generation leader pre- selected. so we'll head to the end of the ten-year period without an obvious successor in place. >> rose: most of the people in the standing committee are over 60 themselves. >> they're older people, xi's contemporaries. there were thoughts there might be some younger people, in their '50s. the party secretary was one thought. that didn't happen. there's speculation xi didn't want it to happen, the younger guy beginning to jockey for position. but he's going to have a group of contemporaries and essentially unchallenged rule. his faction now dominates both the bureau itself, 17 to 25 members, and the standing committee which is the key ruling body, four of the seven members, so he's really in the driver's seat in every way possible. >> rose: now that he's consolidated the power and stands alone, will china be different, more aggressive? do

tony wong and his family also beat a hasty retreat as flames approached the back decks of homes in thisxcluded neighborhood. his family is now back at home trying to settle into a normal routine. he says due to firefighters' efforts. >> i felt reassured that they were there standing on our deck looking out at the fire making sure that our homes were safe. >> reporter: some residents being allowed back in doesn't mean everyone is allowed back in. there are some neighborhoods still under an evacuation order. for more on that, check at the cal fire website. they will give you indications of which neighborhoods are still under the evacuation order. lastly, yesterday we talked about some firefighters who were injured. so far today i'm told there have been no injuries which is good news. we're live in santa cruz county this evening. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and from that picture, bill, you can see there are some clouds on the horizon in the far south end of the bay in santa cruz county. different story up north. >> clouds have moved in rapidly. it's been a different day obviously toda

then it's three, two, one, take off, with michael wong at the helm. and of course, "mansions and millionaires" style, he's also a pretty well-known actor. you're a hot celebrity. >> i did a film with jean-claude van damme called "knock-off." >> and recently with jackie chan and johnny knoxville. but when he's not on the set, he's in the air. it's his passion, and we're lucky enough to get the one on one tour. i'm looking forward to this. >> exciting. >> let's get up in the air. >> come on! >> views like this can only be seen by chopper. >> you get up to 2,000 feet, you can pretty much see most of the territory. >> and for the raw video of my sightseeing excursion -- >> hong kong packs it in. >> -- go to extratv.com. >>> up next on "extra's mansions and millionaires: world's best destinations," the pristine sea meets the white sand in this mexican oasis. >> we are right in the middle of cabo. >> my exclusive tour of the five-star chileno bay resort and residences, from its tiered pool -- >> it looks like it flows right into the sea of cortez. >> -- to

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