irish haulier ronan hughes has already pleaded guilty to manslaughter, as has maurice robinson, another young northern irish lorry driver. it was maurice robinson that had picked up the trailer from purfleet port that night. ronan hughes had messaged him, give them air quickly, but don't let them out, so he'd stopped and opened the door. the prosecutor, bill emlynjones, said to the jury, what he found must haunt him still. for the 39 men and women inside, that lorry had become their tomb. one of the dead, 28—year—old 28—year—old pham thi ngoc 0anh, had tried to send a message. "maybe going to die in the container, can't breathe any more, dear." it was found unsent on her phone. this was the ferry that brought the trailer, unaccompanied, across the channel. both eamonn harrison and gheorghe nica deny charges of manslaughter. the trial is expected to last 12 weeks. daniel sandford, bbc news, the old bailey. the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, tried to persuade his successor, nicola sturgeon to stop allegations of misconduct against him from becoming public. that's

i am not as steeped in this as supervisor ronan, who has been trying to unlock this money. how long has that $3 million been trying to work its way out of the city to the hub? >> that's a fair question. i'm trying to kind of think back into memory, but i would guess that it is -- i don't want to hold myself to it. i would have to look back how we were talking about this. six weeks since we were working on this process. >> is it $3 million for essential services that the decision was made six weeks ago? >> i believe so. i know these conversations have been going on longer than that, trying to pin down when we started the process of actually allocating these funds through the contract. but i know there have been conversations about this since before that time. >> i mean, if someone could run and grab whoever is overseeing this process and maybe before the end of this hearing and get us an indication of where it is. it seems like our volunteers are trying to pull it together and hold it down and wait for the cavalry to arrive. >> we can get this off line about the finalization

i am not as steeped in this as supervisor ronan, who has been trying to unlock this money. how long has that $3 million been trying to work its way out of the city to the hub? >> that's a fair question. i'm trying to kind of think back into memory, but i would guess that it is -- i don't want to hold myself to it. i would have to look back how we were talking about this. six weeks since we were working on this process. >> is it $3 million for essential services that the decision was made six weeks ago? >> i believe so. i know these conversations have been going on longer than that, trying to pin down when we started the process of actually allocating these funds through the contract. but i know there have been conversations about this since before that time. >> i mean, if someone could run and grab whoever is overseeing this process and maybe before the end of this hearing and get us an indication of where it is. it seems like our volunteers are trying to pull it together and hold it down and wait for the cavalry to arrive. >> we can get this off line about the finalization

i am not as steeped in this as supervisor ronan, who has been trying to unlock this money. how long has that $3 million been trying to work its way out of the city to the hub? >> that's a fair question. i'm trying to kind of think back into memory, but i would guess that it is -- i don't want to hold myself to it. i would have to look back how we were talking about this. six weeks since we were working on this process. >> is it $3 million for essential services that the decision was made six weeks ago? >> i believe so. i know these conversations have been going on longer than that, trying to pin down when we started the process of actually allocating these funds through the contract. but i know there have been conversations about this since before that time. >> i mean, if someone could run and grab whoever is overseeing this process and maybe before the end of this hearing and get us an indication of where it is. it seems like our volunteers are trying to pull it together and hold it down and wait for the cavalry to arrive. >> we can get this off line about the finalization

especially with his temperament and behavior was fortunate enough to put an application in and adopt ronan. i fell in love with him from the beginning. >>> the deputy says he is making himself comfortable with the rest of the family getting playtime and with his three new siblings. >>> i know you love dogs. and was watching the story closely. i love seeing out. >>> like a dog getting a second chance at life. >> always nice to see happy adoption stories second time around. dog walking forecast coming up, at 6:00 but now we look at the big picture perspective what's happening and will control or weather the next few days. offshore winds continue to weaken. still farther up in the atmosphere here at ground level it's muddled a little onshore wind along the coast gradually gets a bit stronger as we had through the end of the workweek but in general not a whole lot of big picture change as we head into the weekend. temperatures consistently going to run 5-10 degrees above average for the next several days. humidity still low, still a drier mass for most of can humidity levels mostly between 20%

irish haulier ronan hughes has already pleaded guilty to manslaughter, as has maurice robinson, another young northern irish lorry driver. it was maurice robinson that had picked up the trailer from purfleet port that night. ronan hughes had messaged him, give them air quickly, but don't let them out, so he'd stopped and opened the door. the prosecutor, bill emlynjones, said to the jury, what he found must haunt him still. for the 39 men and women inside, that lorry had become their tomb. one of the dead, 28—year—old 28—year—old pham thi ngoc 0anh, had tried to send a message. "maybe going to die in the container, can't breathe any more, dear." it was found unsent on her phone. this was the ferry that brought the trailer, unaccompanied, across the channel. both eamonn harrison and gheorghe nica deny charges of manslaughter. the trial is expected to last 12 weeks. daniel sandford, bbc news, the old bailey. —— five weeks. here to tell us all is the man with his eyes on the polls. frank lutzjoins us now. the republican fundraiser about the decision he made to walk away from the

irish haulier ronan hughes has already pleaded guilty to manslaughter, as has maurice robinson, another young northern irish lorry driver. it was maurice robinson that had picked up the trailer from purfleet port that night. ronan hughes had messaged him, give them air quickly, but don't let them out, so he'd stopped and opened the door. the prosecutor, bill emlynjones, said to the jury, what he found must haunt him still. for the 39 men and women inside, that lorry had become their tomb. one of the dead, 28—year—old 28—year—old pham thi ngoc 0anh, had tried to send a message. "maybe going to die in the container, can't breathe any more, dear." it was found unsent on her phone. this was the ferry that brought the trailer, unaccompanied, across the channel. both eamonn harrison and gheorghe nica deny charges of manslaughter. the trial is expected to last 12 weeks. daniel sandford, bbc news, the old bailey. with all the ongoing uncertainty over the health of donald trump, it is easy to forget sometimes that the us presidential election is less than a month away. tonight in utah, t

i am not as steeped in this as supervisor ronan, who has been trying to unlock this money. how long has that $3 million been trying to work its way out of the city to the hub? >> that's a fair question. i'm trying to kind of think back into memory, but i would guess that it is -- i don't want to hold myself to it. i would have to look back how we were talking about this. six weeks since we were working on this process. >> is it $3 million for essential services that the decision was made six weeks ago? >> i believe so. i know these conversations have been going on longer than that, trying to pin down when we started the process of actually allocating these funds through the contract. but i know there have been conversations about this since before that time. >> i mean, if someone could run and grab whoever is overseeing this process and maybe before the end of this hearing and get us an indication of where it is. it seems like our volunteers are trying to pull it together and hold it down and wait for the cavalry to arrive. >> we can get this off line about the finalization

. >> the officer says ronan is making himself very comfortable and getting a lot of play time in with his three new siblings. >> oh pretty awesome. >> nothing like a belly rub. >>> 5:25. a celebration turning to destruction. >> the clean up now underway after dodger fans get a little too rowdy in the streets of l.a. that's in our next half hour. >>> alameda has given okay for middle and high schoolers to get back on campus in a couple days if the schools are ready. >>> let's take another look outside, this is from our treasure island area looking at san it must be nice to play by a different set of rules. in california, we're the only state where wealthy trust fund heirs get their own tax loophole. these tax cheats avoid millions in taxes on vacation homes and coastal mansions depriving our schools. prop 19 closes this unfair loophole that's been exploited by an elite few and helps our schools, firefighters, and seniors. vote 'yes' on prop 19. tell them [record scratch] the party's over. tell them [record scratch] businesses today are looking to tomorrsettinapting. innovating. but new

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i want to thank all of my co-sponsors, ronan, stefani, saffie, fewer, bar, and man mandelman. this has happened all throughout history. 65 years ago, on september 23rd, after the jury deliberated for less than an hour, the murders of ms. teal -- the woman who accused emmett teal is still ally today and has admitted she fabricated the story. there have been false accusations of black men and boys in this country by calling on the racist power of the state to threaten, terrorize, and sometimes kill them. with the rise of smartphones and social media, we are seeing these incidents recorded and broadcast. last year there were many incidents of individuals calling the police on people of color (indescernable). this past summer in the bay area alone, an individual called the police on a black man who was dancing, exercising on the street in alameda, and here in san francisco. a couple called the police on the filipino man who graciously will be presenting for us today. and they called the police on him for stenciling black lives matter in front of his own home. in new york's central

hicks ronan, more as locals down here a to kicks stretches from the edge of a south san on the genre's of and other all kinds of stories on the people of passed down over the years. >>spooky things that happened there at lot of them involved in organized colony or reclusive family or religious that are trying to keep people out and trying to scare so the stories about you citgo sign reading. yes, exactly us goes and goes some people reported possibly satanic stories about cars trying to run you off the there are all kinds stories that of the people sure about this roads after dark kasey would like to move from the south bay to san francisco as we wrap this up because this is just mind-boggling to me. >>what might have been. a pyramid an egyptian pyramid 4th and market. >>yes, absolutely james who was once one of the most famous a man in california. you know was it was a and as rich people do sometimes even today. they want to after their you know of a project or some way for people to remember that. >>james not a lot of land in san francisco and his original plan was to build a giant e