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kennedy there are just so many books that are about to come out. it's a little hard to -- excuse me. it's a little bit hard to keep track frankly. >> host: which ones do you have your eye on? >> guest: first and foremost there is a new one coming up with james swanson. he had written a very popular best-selling book called manhunt which was about the assassination of abraham lincoln and now he returns with and of days, the assassination of john f. kennedy and it will be out around the 12th of november. there is also from a different vantage point this is sort of a counterfactual. you have jeff greenfield who will be publishing its kennedy lived the first and second terms of jfk and alternate history. he is done alternate histories before with much success and it will be interesting to see what he posits whether jfk had lived. >> host: sarah weinman putting jfk on the cover of the book is that a good marketing tool? >> guest: i think it remains to be seen. it certainly can't hurt. it's certainly a very recognizable image and certainly because there

so all the visitors that come to san francisco from the airport stop right there and come here for information on things to do in the city. it's tremendous for me to be the general manager because i have concierge but the volunteers and the people here are an extension of concierge and giving information for all the visitors that come in and make this a world class city and really visit all the areas, the restaurants, the attractions and everything else this city has to offer. i want to thank again san francisco travel because they are the ones who market tourism, no. 1 industry in san francisco and again i want to thank you. i want to thank the volunteers. as mayor lee has said, you are the ones that truly breathe live into this city. and you give out information with just such authentic and hospitality to all the visitors around the world. they go back and tell their friends and tell them to come to one of the best cities in the world, san francisco. thank you. [ applause ] >> in conclusion, a couple things. we have a little game we are playing here that we encourage you to do it. we talk ab

come on then, boy. let's see if we can't get you better, eh? come on. you lot just don't give up, do you? last week i had that scruffy hubby of yours and this week i've got you. - i'm not groveling. i just need a bit of work. - no... read this - n...o. have you got that? - was that really necessary? - yes. if you don't put these people straight, they just come back every day, begging for crumbs. what you got there, luce? everything. we're gonna be 20 stone. - what you gonna watch? - night of the living dead. - pardon? - stacey's idea. she's coming, too. sonia. thought we'd go clubbing tonight. - mickey, juley, me and you... - no, i can't. i got work this afternoon, then, i got to study. so you can't find time to do a bit of slow dancing with your hubby? once i'm qualified, it'll all be worth the wait, you see. so i'm meant to stay with my mom watching changing rooms? course not. just 'cause i'm staying in. you can go out and have a laugh. - really? - yeah, positive. - just keep calm, will you? - calm? i'm not having that cow at my house. you can't stop

will it come back? this is the result of many years in the sun. >> right. >> and there's a whole lot more of you saw the sun than just that one spot. just come back to us if you have any suspicious spots or concerns or questions. >> it makes you think. it sure makes you -- it was a wake-up call. >> this is a learning experience for jack. he will know what to look for even more than he did before. he'll know the significance of these strangely acting lesions more than he did before. and he's more likely to catch it earlier rather than later. so i think he'll do quite well. >> i'm just glad we got this. i caught it in time. >> i'll bring you a blue consult sheet to sign and we'll get you set up with a dermatologist and get you going to get this taken care of. >> thank you, sir. thank you very much. >> okay. sure enough. >> that went good. like i said, i was very concerned, you know. just by the way it was, you know, i knew it wasn't normal. and i did the right thing. we caught it in time, which is always

come on, dude. thank you. get out of here. >> getting in trouble. >> 75% of the parolees that i have sent out, i see them come back. just over a course of time, like i said, the numbers are pretty high. west block, 50. yeah, what's up, man? how many have you got? these are six guys that are paroling tonight. going home for hopefully for the rest of their term. so what we'll do now is we will alert these guys, tell them to pack their bags, get ready, we'll pick them up, we will take them down to r & r, get them on a van and get them out of here. >> all right, gentlemen, listen up. following individuals, thomas, 2 west 33. alexander, 2 west -- >> yeah! >> 2 west 8. torres, 3 west 67. >> i heard them call my name. torres for release 367. >> going to go back home. >> pack it up, you're leaving. >> homey. >> that's just total excitement, let me out of here, please! >> yeah! >> so then you give these guys about 10 minutes, 15 minutes, we'll bring them down. >> hey you, buddy. >> i'm going to catch up with you. >> wh

that's coming up in sports. and jpmorgan is in talks with shotty mortgage securities. >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the administration is reaching out to them. >> jen, the young invincibles are in the 18-34 group. >>> another apology from jpmorgan. this time the head of the banked audit committee says the company made mistakes and has to fix them. earlier jamie dimon met with ehrlich -- eric holder. >>> big gains in north america and eu

there you are thanks for coming. next up is the chief operating office for the tenderloin who is who's wonderful building we're in and we were here for that opposite o opposite and love to have her join us to make some comments liz >> thanks joseph. can people hear me. i'll try to talk loud and into the mike thank you, mayor and supervisor kim and everyone. and thank you for giving me the opportunity to represent t n b c and our director is out of town. we know he would have loved to be here. the clinic is part of a much larger project. who's auditorium we're sitting in the t nc is the owner and operator and in addition to the clinic the residential portion of the building houses 1 hundred and 72 formerly homeless tenants all referred by d c h. (clapping) and the building has a gym it's auditorium and art grammatically gallery. noortd 40u789s i am into this building i'm struck. this project is about partnerships. it's a partnership between t n b c and t h and partnership between health care and housing between the ph

angel pagan is coming home. here comes crawford. the throw, he is safe. dodgers win 3-2. >>> the crowd on the bay hoping for a miracle comeback by oracle in the america's cup. but new zealand took control in the third leg. they turned a 12-second deficit into a 44-second advantage. then they go on to win the second race as well, extending their lead in the series now to 6 wins to a negative one in the best of 17 series. the kiwis need three more wins to win the cup. they will be two races tomorrow and then a race on sunday. it could be over this weekend. that's it everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> football faux pas for the for the play of the day. utah football broke a tackle. his helmet gets twisted around 180 degrees in the process. no problem as you see he just keeps on running. watch it spin around. i'm just going to keep going. he got five yards and i'm sure he is very happy this morning because he is our play of the day. >>> 5:25. a name change for the bay bridge or at least part of it. still to come, the controversy that is spar

come back all the time. i think it's worth it. >> amen. >> amen. ♪ >>> the show goes on. a celebrity rapper enters the jail. but his arrest leaves a heartbroken girlfriend behind. >> his personality is big. bigger than he is. so when he's not there, it's definitely an absence.

how does that come together? >> it was like i could only think of flea because flea plays bass like a lead instrument. >> like nobody ever played it. tremendous. >> that's what i really wanted to happen. when we got together, it was one of those things -- it was no idea. you don't know. >> jon: did the writing process take place over a period of time? >> we sort of did it on our own. but the sound created was not something i expected. it was really exciting. an experiment that worked. >> jon: that's what this album is. you're going to play two songs off of that for us. >> one from that and one -- >> jon: one from the older one. then i most likely will off camera dance like a loser. [cheers & applause] we'll be back. atoms for peace. we'll be right back. [cheers & applause] [cheers & applause] >> jon: welcome back. now performing "default" welcome atoms for peace! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it slipped my mind ♪ and for a time ♪ i felt completely free ♪ a world of trouble ♪ silent double ♪ a pawn unto a queen ♪ �

but the people come from other clubs because i see the people come, they come from clubs and they come down there because it is a new club. and they will want to get so many people because they are coming from other clubs. now, i will say that they do need to do a lot of work, they do need to do that. but closing them down they will move somewhere else, and they have it up and down and i have been working in the area for 8 years, and i have been broken in four times, is it the club, is it the people? and is it the people, would you get the crowd are more security. >> the cops do a wonderful job, the cop are present there when the club close, maybe. and they will no act that way and once you see the officers you tend to not act crazy, because nobody care about the security guards because they are security guards, the officers make you stop. the officers make you go straight. i know that my brother has been a cop for 30 years and my best friend is a supervisor on the security, i know what the force does to people that is all that i was going to say. unless you want to ask me something ba

>> you can come along. we can -- you can come if you want. this is for my sister. this is what she wanted. >> did he have to pay for his ticket? excuse me. so you say let's make amends and i'll go to the basketball game, but you got to buy your own ticket? >> yeah, you can buy your own ticket. >> why would he want to go to the basketball game with you? >> this is for my sister. >> did you agree you wanted to go to the basketball game? >> your honor, this is the way it works. >> yes, i agreed. i did want to go to the basketball game. right? >> i gave him the moans on a tuesday night. >> he had a ticket for $75. my broker told me -- >> your broker? >> yeah, i have a broker. >> why didn't you just go down to the stadium. >> i have a friend that's got a hook-up on the tickets. >> a ticket for you. a ticket for hem. >> a ticket pour my friend bruce. >> okay. you fwaif him the $ 75? >> yes. then what happened? >> my friend said there were better tickets, and it would get us closer to the court. >> okay. >> not the floor exactly, but he will -- >> closer to the floor. ano

it was passed. >> i remember it. >> come on, come on. cory, no. >> we can talk about the opportunities to work together, but then the they made changes as necessary. they want to get the law a chance. i have a very specific question. you put out this list of demands. you seem pretty serious about delaying the health care law for individuals for a year. 11 million americans won't get health care. is that your bright line? are you going to let the government default? >> the only people talking about default are the people like harry reid. >> no, no. your party has been talking about default. >> if we have a debt ceiling, let's take that opportunity to do something. so you won't default. >> nobody is talking about defaulting. >> what if we don't accede to your demands? >> if you're talking about that, something the american people -- >> you've listed the demands. what if we don't do what you require? >> it would bring in regulatory -- >> let's get real, man. what happens if we don't do what you say here. >> can i bring up a radical idea for

and it just comes out of nowhere. you don't ever give up because you never know what's going to work today that didn't work yesterday. >> the challenges are understanding what makes a kid react before he thinks. it can get to the point that when they strike out it can go from one victim to multiple victims over a candy bar. >>> next, on "lockup pendleton juvenile," from teenage troublemaker to pendleton role model. can this longtime offender hold the key to keeping kids out of prison. >> one of my biggest fears is growing up like him to being in prison. i'm not taking that route. and i see myself heading towards that and i'm not taking that route. >>> for every aggressive offender behind bars at pendleton juvenile, there's a former bad boy who has spent years exercising the demons of his past. 18-year-old john madden is one of those kids. >> i turned 15 here, i turned 16 here. i turned 17 here and turned 18 here. i got when i was staff charged. and i feel bad about it you and these officers don't do nothing here but c

if you don't cuff up, we will come in on you and use oc. >> [ bleep ]. come and get me. come and get me. >>> coming up, the extraction team moves in. >>> and later -- >> this is your maximum security unit inside of a maximum security prison. >> killing time in the hole. >> i'm being accused of attempted murder to a staff. [ bleep ] >>> inmate steven blevins, suffering the effects of having gone off his medication, has been continuously pounding the walls of his cell at the spring creek correctional facility in alaska for more than an hour. >> mr. blevins, we need you to come over here and cuff up. >> [ bleep ]. >> with blevins refusing orders to cuff up, it's up to the prison's special response team to forcefully remove him from his cell so that he can be given his medication. first, they attempt to subdue him with pepper spray. >> mr. blevins, cuff up. >> the burning spray eventually brings compliance. >> ah! >> blevins is removed from his cell and sedated. he is strapped into a restraint chair and watched until he no longer poses a threat to himself. >> mr. blevins, do

hard to come down here for just one tube. and to be able to have that on their normal route is going to save the environment. >> stores include a mix of large chains and small merchants. google says is not collecting on buying habits but hoping it's participating merchants will boost their advertising on google. >> and cosmo.com, an internet start up is hoping second wave will go a lot better tough business model when you're charging zero. the company is yummy.com a delivery chain announcing expansion this summer. >> amazon unveiled three new kindel fire tablets today. the new tablets feature faster hardware and a new look. they were designed as better devices for reading becoming a crowded marketplace for tablets. microsoft received a new service tablet. apple said to be working on new ipads as well. >> still to come at 4:00 new link between depression and your health and what you can be taking that could lead to type two diabetes. >> today's 7 on your side q and a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter an

come on. come on. [telephone rings] [ring] [click] yeah? fletcher: where are you? what do you want? what do i want? talk. i said talk! jack. fletcher: tell him. tell him! con tells me you're doin' my woman behind my back. now, tell me con's lyin'. tell me that, jack! he is lying. your name jack all of a sudden? i love this woman, jack, and i'm thinkin' about killin' her. i don't even like you, carter, so you don't wanna know what i'm thinkin' about doin' to you. you're a real tough guy on the phone. audrey, you gotta get outta there. go on. he won't touch you. oh, i won't touch her, huh? i won't touch her. i'm tellin' you, carter. get your ass back into town tonight... or you're both gonna be so -- les, you lay a hand on her, and i swear to christ i will come back there, and i'll bury you alive. let me tell you somethin', carter. when i finish with you, you're gonna wish i killed you. audrey, what do you wanna do? i'm here for you. jesus, jack, are you pathetic? go ahead. tell him, audrey. what do you wanna do? audrey, what do you wanna... what do you wanna do? you listenin', lover-

and it was that thing if you're not in all that time when i was kind of like it's coming it's coming it's coming it's like if you're not practicing content when you're out you're not to be content when you get what you want you know as well fun getting there being there it is it is it's not sitting and it's not in it but it's also i wish and i think since that experience it's taught me about as a friend of mine said you wake yourself up one hundred times a day to where you're at like right now i'm having an awesome chat with larry king and that's where i'm at rather than being somewhere else because then when you get to wherever you're going it makes it more fulfilling because you haven't put so much weight on it well said coming up we'll talk about another important woman in tony's life the surprise on the way. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. a giant corporations are old today. unexplored antarctica what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. from the beginning why

high clouds up above coming in from our east, southeast. right now, 68 degrees in san francisco. 70 oakland. and 61 half moon bai. beautiful view over san francisco. it's 67 in santa rosa. 74 napa. novato, 66. and we go to a final live view of a cloudy skies and spotty drizzle and warmer pattern settles in by week's end. here is what is producing cloud pattern. clouds moving in from the east. high clouds, low from the west and southwest. and clear skies headed our way looking at animation, warnler air mass coming up from our southwest. and that builds nrk clouds will move out. overnight lots of clouds around maybe a spot or two of drizzle. maybe a degree above or below 60 but narrow range of lows overnight, then, tomorrow, sunny skies and south bay high temperatures getting into upper 70s to low 80s. on the peninsula, highs of 79 in mountain view. mid-60s on the coast. and inland east bay lork 0s, warming up friday, saturday. and it's a nice steady pattern, mild to warm. >> kids have probably been back to school for a week now. >> coming up

we'll talk about it coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> bart is in recovery mode this morning after ah helping the bay area get around the closure. anne makovec is in daly city this morning with the real cost of keeping those trains rolling around the clock. >> reporter: yeah. running all those extra hours really took its toll on bart trains and that is precisely why this system does not run 24 hours a day all the time as it did during the bay bridge closure that we saw last week. that meant an extra 235,000 miles for the trains. those trains operated 7800 hours more than normal. thursday was bart's third busiest day ever with more than 475,000 trips. friday was the fourth busiest. with all that extra wear and tear, bart says more than a dozen cars are now out of service for maintenance. problems include doors not opening, cars overheating and windshield wipers sticking. it could take a week or longer to get all of those problems fixed. i spoke with a rider this morning. he said it's not just the cars that ne

box head chevy come on back here. come on, man. where are you going? come on, mike. "hump day"! mike, mike, mike, mike, mike, mike, mike. >> preach! yeah, isn't that something? let's just see if they're in that jovial mood after the game. because they are going to be standing there -- you know, the raiders usually lose and you get talking to the hand when you try to get these guys. but winning just kind of takes care of everything. let's hope they get it done on sunday. >> nice to be favorites. >> four to six points. >> love that, the raiders. >> just saying. >> wearing the raiders colors, vern. >> that's right. >> for news throughout the evening the latest news and weather are always on kpix.com. >> have a good evening. see you back here at 11:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com aren't you sweet! at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning m

still to come, egypt coming down on court orders to stop operations. >> meteorologist: we look at cooler temperatures moving across the country. we'll look at the numbers and the national broadcast coming up. protestors. i'm morgan radford, you can see us again at 7:00 eastern. care of our family, take care of our children and to get 7.35 raise up to 12.35 or 15. [♪ music ] >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm del walters. following a meeting with the president this morning house leaders now coming out in support of the white house proposed strike against syria. speaker of the house john boehner and nancy pelosi emerging from that early morning white house meeting and both giving unequivocal support. secretary of state john kerry and secretary chuck hagel are expect to begin their testimony in the next hour before the befe security committee. >>> admissions of guilt. a killing in istanbul he denied sexually assaulting her. a turkish court ordered that he be put under observation for mental observation. she was reported dead after she did not return home from a vacation in turkey. >> a ve

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we've come too far. we will not negotiate over whether or not should keep its word and meet its obligations. >> the senate will take up the bill tomorrow with only eight days until the deadline. >> a plane on fire. dozens of people hurt at the airport and the potomac river as well. the events unfolded multiply at reagan national airport. it was all part of a drill. part of a massive emergency training exercise. audrey barnes has the story. >> an airplane catches fire. >> signaling the start of a very real-looking emergency preparedness drill at reagan national airport. >> more than 50 emergency vehicles from 13 surrounding fire departments responded in realtime for the training exercise. a dress rehearsal for the tragedy you hope never happens. >> priority 1. taking care of the dozens of injured volunteer patients. >> we want to get people out of here now. we want them on the operating table or at a facility within an hour. >> first responders are getting a chance to try out a new patient tracking system

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i had to come out -- come up with a different plan. if you are good at one thing, you are not necessarily good at another. and giveto get someone where your talents are more useful. when my wife had babies, i went to an obstetrician. i did not deliver them myself. i wanted to go to people who were good at giving away money ,nd who were younger, energetic smart, and had the same of captives in philanthropy. the basic principle is that every human life has equal value. if you start with that as your basic assumption, a lot of things flow from that. i have foundations for each one of my three children that are a significant size. you can read the letters that i wrote them on the berkshire hathaway website. succeed at if they everything they do in philanthropy, they are doing the wrong things. the important ones are the tough ones and you are going to fail at some of those. , have very energetic people common objectives, and they work for nothing. that is not a bad deal. >> that stretches the money a long way. what i read is that you requi

comes under fire. and later -- >> you miss your mother? >> yes. >> we check in on one of the most memorable inmates to ever appear on "lockup." >> not what they used to be. all of these guys telling on each other. [ bleep ] it's crazy, man. that's the worst thing you can do up in the joint, tell on somebody. >> one thing you don't do is snitch, be a child molester, or call somebody a name. that's very disrespectful. we don't like child molesters. we hate snitches. just plain and simple. if you don't like it, don't know what to tell you. >> i'm not sure what's going on. i've been in here waiting to see what's going to happen. >> nick compton claims his former gang, the aryan brotherhood has had him assaulted and is now extorting protection money from his mother. >> as far as the extortion, i think he's lying. >> why? >> because we have not received any information about who the money was going to, phone numbers, addresses, none of that. receipts. things that we need that they said that they had to confi

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there are no licenses and there are nothing but new properties coming seeking licenses. last year i was told that the solution was up to me as a bar owner as a citizen to try to push my legislators to create something. how can we go about creating new licenses in order to unlock the economy on our entrepreneurial activities and as one of the entrepreneurs in the city. what's to keep me from going elsewhere, leaving san francisco. what is san francisco and the abc going to do to help keep me in the city so i can create new jobs and new businesses that are going to drive tax revenue to this city? >> a great point and great question and appreciate the opportunity to speak directly to it. as you all know, liquor licensing is a formulated thing and allowances for number of liquor license within particular communities and counties is in fact limited by among other things but chiefly a population. we all know that san francisco's population itself is not that great in comparison to its transitory population that is here for it's entertainment, right? so it could be argued that

i'll be walking down the street and have someone come up and get in my face, we're going to come back neighborhood of the year, you watch. come back neighbor of the year, it's that bcs of the nen awards. and it's my honor to introduce someone who to drone deuce this award, many of you much in the southern part of the city especially have worked side by side with and do amazing things in your neighborhood, especially along merchant corridors. that's chrisy atano of the economic work force development. (applause) >> we're at the homestretch for awards. so, i've had the distinct pleasure of being able to work with many of the residents of the portola and got corrected many times how to pronounce that name. so, i am also a resident of silver terrace. it's been such a pleasure to work with everyone in the committee including both of the supervisors that have been part of the district. (applause) >> supervisor campos and supervisor malia cohen. i'm not going to speak too much because i know the nominater took not only is she a part of this community, but she has taken the time to really out

like it comes down to this? the playoffs last year. the saints earlier this year. >> al: meanwhile, dennard is down for the patriots and there he is. that's a very key loss especially before the biggest play of the game. >> cris: gonzalez was mauled on that play. there was no way they were going to let him -- it's like a gunner on a punt team right now. look at that. i've only seen that done on calvin johnson on the goal line. that's the only two in the history of the nfl the only two times i've ever seen it. they're going to double team him again. they are not letting tony gonzalez on the ball. top of the screen. >> al: jones wide left bottom of the screen. fourth and seven and the pass for white is batted away! aqib talib. what a night for him. so talib who starts on jones and does a great job on him and then they switch the defense and there's a smile on the face of belichick as they escape a bullet here. >> cris: single coverage inside. aqib talib, one of the heros here tonight. no question about it. roddy w

. >> come on. >> no, no. >> come on. >> you do the scottish very well. >> well, i like to think that sometimes they come out and who knows what's going to happen. i'm telling you. >> that's not bad. >> get in my belly. >> i love that scene. >> all i can do is mel b. >> you're nuts. >> that's why we have you here. >> got a little bit of guinness in you and look out, it's a party. >> oh my god. >> like i said, al can do impersonations. >> a simon cowell impersonation. he's in the news. the x factor judge talking about -- >> getting me a size 5 t-shirt. >> okay. so simon's pregnant girlfriend is ready to have a baby later this year. so he was asked by ryan seacrest in an interview where he would be during the birth and he said -- >> will you stand above or below the equator for the delivery. >> oh, do you mean am i going to see it? >> yeah. >> are you out of your mind? i mean, i know this sounds awful but it's a little bit like you don't want to go into the restaurant while they're making your dinner. >> oh, right. >> i just think there's certain things you shouldn't see and that is one

come back, mate. come on, come back. trust me, it's going to be ok. >> ow. >> i'll look after you. >> ow. you can't even look after yourself, al. >> actually, yes, i can. i'm sick of people assuming that i can't. if anything, it's been me that's been looking after dad so you either shut up, lie still, or you can say you're going without me. >> thanks. >> no problem. >> well, the cloud's coming in, isn't it? yeah--where did you get your suit from, by the way? did you--is that off-the-peg or did you have that fitted? because, i mean, it's a long time since a ranger wore a suit on this job, of course. oh, and they do this thing in the offices, don't they-- dress-down friday? i mean, some of the rangers want to bring it in, but i mean, what's the point? they live in the middle of nowhere. dress in their own clothes--they can do that any time they like. i tell you what, that's likely five minutes from the lake and west point. of course, we are driving a little bit faster than mark would have driven, you know? he strikes me as

and there is more to come tonight. seattle setting a record, so much rain, part of the roof giving way at the seattle tacoma airport. sea-tac, as we call it. in tacoma, washington, a manhole exploding, a burst of water shooting up in the middle of the street, which would soon turn into a river there. fierce winds have already brought down trees, knocking down power lines. winds reaching more than 70 miles an hour are expected overnight. abc meteorologist ginger zee leading us off with the images coming in right now and the watches and warnings as we start this new work week. >> look at that thing going! >> reporter: and that is just one of the crazy scenes playing out across the pacific northwest. from oregon to washington, they're plowing through a second day of record rain. >> it scares the hell out of me, to be honest with you. i mean, it's pretty intimidating. >> it just came down. it was a deluge. >> reporter: more than a month's worth of water in less than 24 hours. sinking cars, shutting down roads. the roof giv

thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it through the committee. keeping in mind that other cities have late last calls and many foreign visitors are used to late hours. can you address the problem with last call as it relates to the problem with san francisco as it strives to compete with tourism. who would like to start? h? >> why don't you start. >> okay. having an international background and having lived in europe, i think it is paramount to the success if the future of san francisco's image that we attract a global community to come here and entertain themselves and we have a quality of nightlife here that should support that. in my opinion, the 4 a.m. law should be specific to particular businesses, quite frankly. i wouldn't want it for my own business, i woul

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is coming from everywhere. certainly not from the skies. about 15 or 20 minutes ago, tony, i thought the rains were letting up, but as you can tell it they are as heavy they have been overnight. folks behind me have been working really hard. the community is pulling together to help each other out. to take a look at video shot a little bit go, college students and neighbors in the community and folks from the other side of the city of boulder have come out. they're here with their shovels and bags and putting up boards doing everything they can. they're not waiting for emergency crews to help them. they're helping each other out. the rain continues to be just a huge deluge, torrential rain, but people said they're going to do everything they can to help out their neighbors. >> all the fellow boulder-ites coming out to help. it's going to be an okay day. >> team morning everything is trying to help out the poor residents living on the bottom floor. >> we saw people out here and they were starting to flood. we th

out to celebrate and throughout the whole most people are coming up u coming out. and we embrace the diversity so i thank you for being here today. and the theme of the dine arts i don't know how many of you who have been to this community font so isn't this the perfectly cool place. i want to thank the staff. but thank you so much for working with us to make this work. the committee choose the theme of the performing arts because of the many, many arts. they're waiting to see how they can enter the world of entertainment and that's what we're doing tonight we're honoring those are organizations who opened the door through the perform arts but all the ethnicity communities have benefited. so we want to thank you all for being here. i ask you please continue to do this because that is a good thing. this is a typical celebration and a special thank you to the mayor's office, communications the department of administration services have been very, very supportive. when you go to the reception you'll have another wonderful experience and as i mayor has said oh, we woul

thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it

come i please. a former minister of the republic of appeals to his son yacoob who refuses to listen as his father has him to surrender . he would soon be killed in a shootout with special forces. in the northern caucasus is the smallest and youngest republic of the russian federation for the past twenty you has lived through several conflicts terror operations and a string of retaliation. terrorism an islamic state would be cool to the caucasus emirate young people and you would into the world with promises of a ticket to paradise when in reality their trains become terrorists and suicide bombers. at the age of eighteen most of went into the woods to join the militants this is the first time seeing his mother since he voluntarily surrendered himself she hasn't seen him for two years. you've got to go good. i didn't believe it until the end until i saw him on t.v. showing that he surrendered i was so happy that he's come back he had given himself up. i didn't want to kill anyone that was some misunde

this meeting today will determine what steps come next. >> this meeting comes, the iranian president rouhani addressed the u.n. this morning. he called for a nuclear weapon free world. does that give us insights into what is going on in this meeting that is taking place right now on iran's nuclear program? >> to some extent, it does. it shows us that it change of tone has taken place between iran and the united states. in the speech you referred to, ira's rouhani says dangerous weapons, no hands that hold the mother right hands to have these weapons. he has indicated that iran believes the world should be nuclear free. this is certainly something that is welcome by the west that had been expressing concerns. really, we should be waiting, staying put and waiting to hear what comes out of these latest talks, because they could be a game changer. although, it could be baby steps in a positive directoion of dialogue. >> abbas address the general assembly. syria and iran have been taking up all of the news here but u.n. has always been focused on the middle east peace process. has this mo

five percent come from overseas. >> how do you deal with it? who can come? >> anybody can come. it is the largest number of medicaid patients in the state of ohio. we take everybody. the lawyers are getting $1000 an hour in this town. their rates keep going up. a are not salary, and you have something called malpractice. how much of that $6,000 the year goes to malpractice insurance? werer malpractice costs $60 billion. we work very hard at bringing them down. have done several things to bring them down. one thing we say is when we know we have a problem with the patient, we go up to them and say, we have a problem. really sorry. we will do everything we can to make it right. second we open the medical records for everybody. we say, these are your records. you can read it anytime you want. we sign anybody up for electronic medical records when they visit. we want everybody and gauge. if you take away the secrecy of what is going on, and if you take away the fact you might be hiding some tank, it does begin -- hiding something, it does decrease the number of lawsuits. >> do you h

once it's gone, it will never come back. it will be gone for good. >> as clive said, you know, tourism is so key. and ecotourism in this particular area is the only way of keeping animals like the rhino and elephants and equally communities having a source of food and having a way to grow their crops and live alongside is the only sustainable way. >> clive built a luxury tourist lodge in partnership with the local people who now run it and share in the profits. at the lodge, prince william enlisted the help of a special and long-serving member of the team. thomas has worked his way up from waiter to chief tour guide. but today, he's working by royal appointment. >> a letter for you. >> hi, thomas. thanks. >> dear clive. i'm delighted to inform you, you have been selected by an independent panel of judges to receive the first prince william award for conservation in africa in recognition of your outstanding lifetime contribution to wildlife conservation and communities in zimbabwe. >> my goodness. amazing. fantastic. really c

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