ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks later at little ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this video he is wearing a black t-shirt with the word security written on the back, sgt. wong says there is a sense of urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsot

wong says more than half of his sales will be hit by the stariffs.g for more ers in europe and the middle east dropping low-margin products and cutting back on sales to the u.s. >> we need to shrink our volumes and focus on whate do best, he says, otherwise we can't survive. wong said the wker yuan hasn't brought relief and moving production out of china won work. >> it's not that easy to move the supply chain and he says that the raw materials and suppliers are all in the same tace and ons street alone there are 20 factories that are making led lights and candle holders just like wong. wong believes the trade war will last as long as trump is in power. at least two years, hesays. we can't afford orders that don't make money.il we won't ourselves just to stay in the u.s. market. >> leaving fewer choices and potentially higher prices. for consumers. for "nightly business report qwereport," an amerin factory in kentucky is expanding. >> coming up on "nightly busi tss report president's in position, and it's aluminum and steelnelping cert companies in t

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claudine wong joins us once again with more on the hayward fault. claudine wong. >> that is right, as you just said, it is just a part of life. is not the only fault that runs through the east bay but when you talk about hayward, people think about the fault. really, you can see signs of it everywhere you look. if you just know where to look. got a little help from cal state east bay. we talk to professor and geologist, doctor strayer. it is not hard to find the hayward fault. you just have to know where to look. >> on the curb here, you can see it looks well-made. it is straight but then as we get up here, you can see it bends off to the right. it is not a lot. that makes this fault a right lateral fault. that is what we have in hayward. when you look across, the slip is to the right. >> there are lots of places where you can see that type of movement. >> how do you know that that is the fault and not something else? not the tree pushing it out>> you want to look for systematic behaviors. >> it is not just this curb, also the one across the street.

ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks later at little ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this video he is wearing a black t-shirt with the word security written on the back, sgt. wong says there is a sense of urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsot

ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks later at little ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this t-shirt with the word there is urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsot

iasked analyst steven wong in kuala lumpar how that's going down with beijing. rail link is only one of two projects that is highly controversial —— the east coast. the other being the gas projects that were only discovered after the transition in government. i think from china's point of view, they will not want to set a precedent for the cancellation of products because that would set a tone throughout the belt and road countries participating. was malaysia really shortchanged in these suspended projects? we don't know, but we do know the government believes, all people within the government believe that enough evidence to show that there was, shall we say, a nature... the thing was not entirely due to the projects and there may have been some money that was... a very large proportion of the money that was not connected to the projects but that was associated with the projects. steve, how far do you think beijing will want to renegotiate these deals? or will be just tell the prime minister, take it or leave it. —— will they. there's been the usual work that's

like, "wong, wong, wong. [ applause ] bing, bing, bang, bing, bing. wong, wong." okay.to this, gu. i read that a few companies are trying to create electric planes that run onatteries. which means, soon you'll hear a a pilot say, "i'm sorry for the dela we just got to change 800,000 double a batteries." [ laughter ] [ applause ] shldn't be long. oh, i saw that "usa today" just published a guide to help older people understand teenage slang. meanwhile, buzzfeed made a a guide to help teenagers isderstand what "usa today [ laughter ] [ applause ] heis is going viral. the other night onhow, "$100,000 pyramid," our pal tim meadows was a contestant. and at one point his partner was given -- did you see this? [ light laughter ] yeah, man. at one part -- at e point his partner was the clue, "people whose last name is obama." [ light laughter ] let's see how that went. >> evaand tim for $50,000. here's your first subject, go. >> bin laden.di [ auce ohs ] fog horn ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trump was watching at home like, "nailed it. he got it. that's good. [ laughter ] i know wh

ray wong from silicon valley.eek has been the release of the movie crazy rich asians. it stars and all asian cast, a first for a hollywood movie in nearly three decades. after talks, topping the us box office last weekend, it opened in asia this week. the film has already raked in an estimated 3a million us dollars in five days in the us, more than covering the $30 million pricetag it cost to produce. but how much of a gamble was a film with an all asian cast for the producers to back? and will the formula be a big hit in asia? try will the formula be a big hit in asia ? try near‘s will the formula be a big hit in asia? try near‘s box office overtook the us as the biggest in the world just this year —— china‘s. one expert says warner brothers gave them the support they needed to succeed. they believed in the idea that if we created an organic love story that touched on an experience that a lot of people haven‘t seen, and in a beautiful exotic place, there would beautiful exotic place, there would be an audience. b

and wong says she's not the only how one peoples this way. she's hoping that city council actually delays their decision tonight so that the public can weigh in. live in palo alto, maria medina, kpix5 news. >>> a battle over a peninsula beer house now spilling over into legal action. the owner of the mountain view business on castro street is taking his landlord to court accusing her of trying to force him out to open her own restaurant. the landlord denies that saying she plans a four-story office and retail building on the site. the beer house owner is demanding he be allowed to stay while the new project is in the works. >>> a fight over stadium lights, bay area high school teams want them, why some neighbors say no thanks. >> does this sound strange? plans for a new bay area park include chopping down some old trees. we'll explain. >> surfing has always had a special place in california's heart. now the sport is part of california law. of "friday night lights". they're fighting a proposal to add stadium lights to the >>> some neighbors ne

but then the phrase even more money but eventually in the light -- the late fort wong -- the late 30s he was involved in the insurance kickback scheme. actually the scheme it's not clear if he broke the law with the scheme itself. i'm not a lawyer so i cannot explain that but it was because he didn't report the income to the irs for income tax on his tax returns. just like out the poem it was the irs that finally caught up with tom pendergast and was indicted 1939. he went to jail at leavenworth the federal penitentiary and pendergast was nothing and he died of natural causes. truman came to his funeral he just became vice president and came to his funeral during wartime on a military plane and then this controversy. and then week later he dies and truman is president of the united states. so truman so what we are trying to do is complicate that history and i've done that a little bit with this interview but we are building a website that will include currently we have 9500 scams with letters they had written to one another and it is an interactive website to combine with new scholars

if the unexpected charge is one you actually owe, wong suggests trying to negotiate with your provider. >> they may offer you a payment plan, or if you agree to pay in cash, right away, they may discount the amount. >> another tip, if possible, know exactly what's covered before you go in for a procedure. that can help avoid surprises later. also, if you're asked to sign a document that says you accept financial responsibility, write in that you agree to pay for services as long as they're in network. that might not work. there are no guarantees, but it may help if you need to dispute a charge later on. >> i've dealt with those many a time. you need to be a cpa to figure out what's going on. >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >>> the haze is building, but we still have mainly sunny skies over the inland areas and the bay. fog is building at the coastline. here's a look at live doppler 7, which tells the story. let me give you a look at our current ground wind speeds, pretty impressive right now, 20 miles per hour here in san francisco, 23 miles per hour over in f

wong? [applause] >> thank you. and good morning to everybody. my name is virginia wong. i came from the fill leans in 1983 and i have lived in a place -- in an apartment where i am now. my husband has been there living since 1974. i have always paid my rents. and all of a sudden there was a problem. i didn't understand why the landlord said i owed money. i was afraid i was going to lose the small place that i am staying. so, um, -- and that means i would be leaving my small place. i would be leaving my friends. i would be leaving my church and my doctors and my friends. in the community. then i met tony at the legal assistance for the elderly. he said he would help me. i felt my darkness became lighter. in the end, it turned out the landlord was wrong in the calculation and my attorney got the case dismissed. i also [inaudible] when i heard this and at that point it meant that i was going to be able to stay at home, which is my place. and i'm thankful for the legal assistance. that helped me. and why do we have to choose people who will live in san francisco who, after a

linda wong. linda wong is an incredible clerk. incredible. she is tireless. when she does get tired in those rare instances you have victor young ready to step up and relieve her. these two were absolutely critical in helping us making sure our agenda was publicly noticed and thed motions were in sync with the actions, making sure the file was accurate. all of this compounds the transparency process we try to do. often times it's behind the scenes and under appreciated. and we give a lot of love to our legislative aids and finance team and b.l.a. team but we have to give love to the clerk's office. linda wong and victor young thank you. and colleagues, i hope we are ready to vote. >> supervisor a. peskin: thank you. we will start when we have a couple of our colleagues back here in a second. with supervisor fewer's division of the m.t.a. budget which pursuant to the city and charter of county of san francisco can only be rejected in whole, requires seven votes to reject. so we will start with the m.t.a. budget, a roll call on that item, please, madam clerk? >

and i'd like to welcome our presenters, emily vasquez and jennifer wong from the s.f. riskiation and park department. thank you for being here today. >> hello, good afternoon, council members. we'll get set up and go ahead and have our powerpoint set up and so we can go ahead and discuss our three things on the agenda. as jennifer is setting that up i'm going to introduce myself, i am emily vasquez, a therapeutic coordinators with the san francisco recreation and parks and we specialize in providing recreation and leisure opportunities for those with disabilities throughout san francisco. >> i am jennifer wong, the other therapeutic recreation coordinator and i thank everyone for having us here today. oh, so what we are focusing on today is we're touching briefly on the three different topics. it's really focusing on access to our services. specifically a therapeutic or inclusive after-school program. and then, lastly, we'll discuss the children's play area assessment project which is very exciting to talk about. >> okay, so in regards to accessing our services, oftent

ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks latertle ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this video he is wearing a black t-shirt with the word security written on the back, sgt. wong says there is a sense of urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsot

and of course the clerk of the board, linda wong. as you know, the clerks run the machine. they run the committee. they start on time -- well, relatively on time, but the notes are there, and i would not be able to do my job if i did not have the outstanding help of linda wong. so folks, i hope you will enjoy this moment. i'm excited to stand next to mayor breed to sign her first, my last, budget, and i just want to say congratulations to all the department heads that participate in this process, that come before the budget and finance committee, and they plead their case. i've tried to make the process fun and thoughtful and most importantly informative, and with that, i thank you. malia cohen. >> the hon. london breed: the last point i want to make as we sign this budget, i want us all to remember that we know that there's a lot of work to do. and the work that we do every single day can be the difference between someone's life and whether or not they make it. and that's why when you go out there, and you spend this money, make sure you remember that everything that you d

wong tells us that the two have been in a dispute over money. >> i lent him money a long time ago. >> he lent you money? >> i lent him money. >> he is angry at you? >> yeah. i don't know. >> have you tried to reach out to him? >> yeah. multiple times. he just ignores me. >> you think he's angry at you because you're asking him for the money? >> yeah. i don't know why that is. >> how much money are we talking about? >> only over 1,000. >> what did you lend it for? >> he needed some help. >> firefighters and police are not commenting on that accusation but they do say this is a suspicious fire. >>> former trump adviser rick gates is back on the stand this morning. once again testifying against paul manafort in manafort's fraud trial. >> scott mcgrew, both men have close tiess to president trump. >> very close. manafort was trump's campaign manager. gates was his deputy. the trial predates the association with trump. manafort is accused of hiding the fact he was taking millions from the russian-backed ukrainian government and hiding that money in foreign accounts so he would haven't to p

(ken) lonnie wong tells us, that his bosses say he should never have been put in a position that exposed him to danger. it's a lot of riskyou don't have anybody watching your back.. it seems incredulous fire fighter randy hinklewas stationed at the only remaining fire station in forest hill after budget cuts. he raced to this fire off forest hill road alone after the two other paramedic firefighters left to take a patient to the hospital. he managed to keep the fire at bay with the help of residents whom he directed to pull a hose line. hinkle isn't much for tooting his own horn leaving his superiors to label his efforts heroic.matt slusher, acting battalion chief , "from my view i couldn't be more proudthe fire burned low lying brush and flames swept up into heavier timber.hinkle fought the flames until calfire crews and and air drop arrived to assist.luckily hinkle, who has always wanted to be a firefighter, had five years experience with calfire before joining the forest hill fire district.lonnie wong "hinkle acted none too soon. because of the fuel loads and the structures in the are

i am claudine wong . >> your sameer headlines.nd another double stabbing. this occurred at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. this comes nearly 2 weeks after nia wilson and her sister were step. >>> the mendocino complex fire has exploded in size overnight. >> we will talk about how much it has grown. have cal fire on the phone to give us an update. let's go over to rosemary in terms of what weather are firefighters facing. >> is another hot and dry day. it has a -- it is not as bad but the red flag warning remains in place throughout today and is not expected to its -- expire until late tonight. it is dry out there. let's touch base on the red flag warning. we will have upper 80s and low 90s around noon with relative humidity at 13%. it will be very hot and dry with gusty conditions at times especially along the ridge tops. we're going to go into the mid- 90s over areas of the carr fire. relative humidity is 14%. yesterday the areas over the carr fire hit about 100 degrees and relative headed -- relative humidity was in the single d

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm dave clark. let's see what steve paulson is saying about the first day of the month. steve is over here. >> oh, right here. claudine, good morning. >> good morning! >> happy wednesday. >> thank you, dave, thank you. day baseball, a's continue their winning ways, we hope, 68 degrees today. mostly sunny. there you go. get that new plan. your beers will cost 4 bucks, right, sal? >> $4 beers! >> if you become a member. >> exactly. so nothing unusual there. usual fog in san francisco. what is average? 67, 55. below on both. below, below on both. okay? some areas are not hot. there are others that are. fresno, bakersfield, they have been very hot. we have thunderstorm activity over the sierra. 50s on the temperatures, 60s for some but a lot more 50s. east bay temperatures, low 60s, 53 black hawk. 54 in lafayette, book ends at 52, one cooler. between 51 and 52 on the san francisco buoy and bodega bay. on shore breeze, no change there. fog up and down the gulf. tropical moisture stays south for now. 50s

it is annoying. >> reporter: now that wong knows face recognition is available, she'll use it. >> soa-- have to wa in line and so everything is fast. >> reporter: now more travelers will know about it when the airport and u.s. customs makes an official unveiling monday. the system success will be crucial here in the bay area because the cost of living, the high cost of living is making it tough to recruit workers who manage those lines. robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> the winner of more than a half billion dollars is no longer anonymous. they'll split theten other peop. california lottery has named rolland rays as one of the winners. he bought the winning ticket with ten co-workers as part of an office pool. we tried to track him down and found someone with the same name living in a san jose neighborhood about five minutes from the liquor store where that winning ticket was purchased. the group claim the $543 million prize at an office in hayward the day after the drawing on july 24th. the winning mega-millions ticket was sold at ernie's liquor store in east san jose. according

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm dave clark.orning. mark is right over there. >> good morning. the headline for today is a little bump in the numbers. today should be the hottest day of the week. look at the highs from yesterday across portions of the bay area from santa rosa and to livermore and san jose. not a big warm up, but still temperatures trending up. only 3 degrees warmer in santa rosa. oakland from 74 to 78. san jose from the lower 80s to the upper 80s. here is satellite. we have the fog still offshore hope those hugging the coastline with some patches over the bay to start out the morning. current numbers, lots of 50s. santa rosa 62. the forecast for today includes a big temperature range from right around 60 coastline all the way to the mid-to inland. a few spots could be right around 100 degrees. looking at the forecast highs, a little bit

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i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank mallicoat. vehicles has left one dead and shut down a portion of the bay area freeway. >> all northbound lanes of i- 880 were closed. we are also following another deadly crash that killed two people. >> two others were rushed to the hospital. this accident happened at 4 am. and the search for mollie tibbetts continues. she has been missing for over three weeks. her family is making a public plea for help about her whereabouts. the reward has grown to $300,000. we will have more on this. those stories coming up but first let's check in with rosemary who is watching the forecast. >> >>> happy sunday. we have great weather coming our way. the temperatures are coming down slightly getting into sunday. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. also an onshore breeze. we will have temperatures ranging from the low 60s on the coast to the low 90s inland. it will be a warm day with temperatures falling. here is a view of stormtracker 2. this is the northbay down to monterey. inside the bay it will be p

claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> parents are wondering about the food they are feeding babies.packaged food items in stores nationwide including gerber, beech-nut and earth's best. every item even organic had measurable levels of a heavy metal including lead, cadmium or inorganic arsenic. the study said two-thirds of the products tested had worrisome levels, heavy metals are of particular health concerns for babies. so joining us now is carmen from the consumer watchdog. carmen, what's the main concern? these heavy metals in these products, how dangerous is it to a baby? >> heavy metals are dangerous to every american but they are particularly dangerous for children because they are younger, because they are still developing and because they are much smaller than we are. so heavy metals pose a risk to anyone who eats them in their food, but particularly to children, which is why this study is so concerning. >> now, the fda says it's important to understand that some contaminants such as heavy metals like lead or arsenic are in the environment and can't simply be removed from fo