mays burned in the fire. perhaps the hardest loss are the items linked to his time serving our country in the navy.used to be in the submarines so i lost my sword and everything associated with my submarines that i was on. you can't replace that stuff i had plaques signed by ronald regan and captain...never get those back.but brian and his family are healthy and excited about what's to come in their new home.either you let it consume you turn it into something that is all negative or you just go well life gives you lemons and let's go make some lemonade. i don't know what other options you have. (justine) and as we hit the one year anniversary of the north bay fires... we are dealing with several erd flag warning and fires sparking up right here in the bay area.(jrs) meterologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now tracking these conditions as we enter peak fire season. red flag warnings and wind advisories remain in effect through 9 am monday because of gusty winds and dry conditions overnight. winds are forecast

. >> reporter: carolyn chatted with willie mays and hung out with oprah winfrey. >> some of oprah's fans fear she will lose her personality if she loses weight. her standard reply is that her personality is not in her thighs. >> reporter: when san francisco started its first sister city relationship with an african nation, carolyn went to the ivory coast. >> in a country when openly welcomes foreigners -- >> carolyn tyler. >> reporter: carolyn's good work landed her on the weekend anchor desk. >> our brand-new hockey team, the san jose sharks -- >> reporter: in 1989 she was part of the "abc 7 news" team that won a pea body award for coverage of the earthquake, but the landmark moments in her career were just getting started. >> get up from there. >> reporter: carolyn joined bay area high school students on a trip along the civil rights trail. >> that story has had one of the biggest impacts on me. i'm someone who feels like i know the history of the civil rights movement, but even for me, i learned new things and it really touched me deeply. >> reporter: for many of her years at abc 7, c

mays burned in the fire. perhaps the hardest loss are the items linked to his time serving our country in the navy.used to be in the submarines so i lost my sword and everything associated with my submarines that i was on. you (mk) ánatsá "remember the garden we planted here and you guys would eat the snap peas right off the plants?"the morris family reminiscing about the house they once called home in coffey park ... before the fire ripped through the neighborhood last october. ted morris, coffey park"it was just ash coming down like snow and at that point i could hear some explosions in the distance and i realized ok it's starting to get close." michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"the night of the fire the morris' were unsure what to pack because they thought honestly they'd be able to come back the next day to their house unaware that the next day when they did return that there'd be nothing left."ted morris, coffey park "no concept that it was actually going to come here. this is the middle of a neighborho

mays burned in the fire. perhaps the hardest loss are the items linked to his time serving our country in the navy.used to be in the submarines so i lost my sword and everything associated with my submarines that i was on. you can't replace that stuff i had plaques signed by ronald regan and captain...never get those back.but brian and his family are healthy and excited about what's to come in their new home.either you let it consume you turn it into something that is all negative or you just go well life gives you lemons and let's go make some lemonade. i don't know what other options you have. ( robin ) caltrain has reopened two san francisco stations after a weekend closure to prepare tunnels for electrification. cal-train's goal is to have 75-percent of it's fleet to be electric by 2022... those trains would be greener... faster and would carry more passengers. the 22nd street and 4th and king stops will be closed on weekends until next spring. caltrain will offer a bus bridge for passengers. ( robin ) an

mays burned in the fire. perhaps the hardest loss are the items linked to his time serving our country in the navy.used to be in the submarines so i lost my sword and everything associated with my submarines that i was on. you can't replace that stuff i had plaques signed by ronald regan and captain...never get those back.but brian and his family are healthy and excited about what's to come in their new home.either you let it consume you turn it into something that is all negative or you just go well life gives you lemons and let's go make some lemonade. i don't know what other options you have. ( darya ) neighbors in the fountaingrove area of santa rosa came together to remember the fires. one woman's home in the fountain grove neighborhood was one of very few that survived the fire. and yesterday ... neighbors came by for lunch, remembering all they went through last year. all of the events gave neighbors a chance to celebrate their resilience.

again, i understand there may be challenges with a new school, which is willie brown just starting out, but i do think that we cannot discount what we need to do to lift up students from other middle schools throughout san francisco unified. those are the main points, not just to say that we need to keep lowell the way it is. absolutely, let's make it more diverse, but in a more thoughtful approach, where we have evaluation metrics to see what we're doing actually works. thank you very much. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm rianne batiste, co-chair of african-american advisory council and have been at willie brown from day one and close ally with the teachers and counsello counsellors. we stand by the letter that we wrote to you all a few weeks ago. we're asking for equitable access for the students. we're not trying to unindate lowell with our students. i asked the counsellor to give me information for lowell because the concerns i'm hearing across the board is that we want all of our students there. actually, we don't. of our 83 graduating eighth grade class, only 11 want to go to

also in the sacramento valley and the mother lode, it may be east of contra costa county. i think we should take over, before something is said that we don't want to say. this is over in yosemite and fresno. the system is going to get kicked and it's getting connected out by the system to the north. it was sticky and humid yesterday and today won't be as bad. we have a northwesterly breeze, a lot of activity continues to move out of the area. there's a little bit, flirting, still around. this will give us partly cloudy skies and no doubt about it 70s and 60s now, not the upper 70s and 80s, and the clouds will be cooler and we'll get coolness in the morning and clearing out, the weekend will be warmer and breezy to blustery at times. >> thank you, steve. >>> hundreds of bay area jobs are being lost and beyer is laying off jobs at its manufacturing plant in berkeley. >> after following the yankees in the wild card game, fans explain why they're already excited for next season. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it's 4:24, the oakland a's lost their wild card game against the

as willie mentioned, in an interview yesterday, president trump expressed concern that khashoggi may have been killed at the consulate, but went on to praise u.s. relations with saudi arabia as, quote, excellent, and insisted that any consequences for the disappearance of the u.s.-based journalist would not be economic. >> there are certainly other ways to address this situation. but i will tell you right now, up front, they're spending $110 billion purchasing military equipment and other things. if we don't sell it to them, they'll say, well, thank you very much, we'll buy it from russia or thank you very much, we'll buy it from china. there are other things we can do. let's find out what the promise is first, okay? >> do you oppose sanctions? >> i oppose -- i would not be in favor of stopping a country from spending $110 billion, which is an all-time record. >> first i want to find out what happened. and we're looking. and, again, this took place in turkey and to the best of our knowledge, khashoggi is not a united states citizen. is that right? >> permanent resident. >> permanent

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gerri willis is here. what is going on? >> this is fascinating connell. we may have to rethink what we make of millenials probonesty to buy housing. millenials don't want to buy, they only want to rent. maybe they only want to rent when housing is out of reap. look at pop-up in the numbers. look at 36.8% number is that what the homeownership rate is in 64.8% homeownership in the third quarter. the overall in the marketplace there is 1.5 million americans who home their own home year to year. that is very good news. i think it is fascinating we're seeing millenials really participate in this market, when so many people forecast housing is over, it is done, nobody will ever own a house ever again. putting it all at risk. i want to hear what you say about this, mortgage rates are now at 5.11%. i'm getting number from the mortgage bankers association. fewer people, 2.5% fewer people are actually applying for mortgages. so all of this good news, maybe it only last as little while. connell: millenial generation gets hammered for a lot of things. maybe they're g

willie, what do you think about this? we've got a commander in chief -- >> who is a baby. >> basically naive as a baby. >> what he may have done is give the saudis the idea for the rogue killers's explanation or announce it before it was supposed to be announced with this idea that was cooked up to explain it to the rogue killers. >> so what you're saying is not a baby, just incredibly cynical and doing the dirty work for autocratic killers. >> we're going to get to a mix of big stories today. general jim mattis reacts to president trump's suggestion that he's a democrat who needs to study up on nato. that's delicious. >>> plus, democrats just spent the last few days talking about bill and hillary clinton. and elizabeth warren's plans for 2020. are they missing the message just days ahead of critical midterms? >> yes, they are. guys -- >> 22 days. >> note to self, we don't need hellry right now talking about monica lewinski being an adult at the age of 22 when she was taken advantage of. bad move. please, no matter what y

so we need to know if this is someone who still has a problem. >> george willis joining us, as well. george, let's get to the issue of judgment, character and political bias, perhaps. because having covered the clarence thomas hearing, you had a very angry, indignant clarence thomas. the difference this time was that in the opening statement, which was widely praised by republicans for the passion that judge kavanaugh displayed, he also got into, it's a left wing conspiracy, this is pay back from the clintons. he got into partisan politics. not just i am being victimized here, i'm being unfairly accused. does this create a problem? >> it does in a sense. but then put yourself in his shoes. he's exhausted after weeks of this. he's under tremendous bombardment. he loses his temper, and people say, ah-ha. the very people who have been bombarding him with these accusations say, ah-ha, he lacks the judicial temperament. it seems to me, this is the danger in having an investigation. i think jeff flake did himself, the country, the supreme court and even his party a great service by slowing

. >> fan is expected to appear in the upcoming bruce willis film "air strike." while her exact whereabouts remain unknown, she paid tribute to the state writing without the good policies of the chinese state, without the love of the people, there is no fan bingbing. >>> a year after rock star tom petty passed away, a new tribute collection called american treasury is filling the airwaves. it's got previously unheard recordings and live performances, and it was put together by his daughter adria. she spoke with my cbs saturday morning co-host anthony mason. ♪ ♪ i know you're trying hard, hard to get it right ♪ >> reporter: "keep a little soul" is one of the previously unreleased song on the new petty boxed set. adria petty, a director and filmmaker, produced the video with newly discovered home movies of her father. what was it like going through all that footage? >> it was emotional, but it wasn't sad. it was beautiful. >> reporter: since early this year, petty says she's been working on what would become a 60-song tribute to her dad. >> i was the one that

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. >> we talked to willie yesterday about it. we have set ourselves up for the ultimate failure now next year. we're pretty sure, willie, just the way everything played out. they threw price way too much. we may, if baltimore and tampa have down years, we may finish in third next year. >> you say -- >> this is incredible. >> you said it four minutes after the last out. we're doomed next year. you said it's the year of the rays next year. >> i bet you guys will win 114, 115 games next year. we're lucky if we go -- maybe win 88, 89. >> willie geist -- >> the yankees of the 21st century is that something that makes you feel good or unconservatively? >> the thing is we backed into everything we've gotten. and we just, we're just grateful that you guys still let us play in the american league east. like i said we're a little worried about next year. you look. your team is so good. you're so good. we're just sitting here trying to figure out, seriously. who do we play at first base. >> everybody who is not a woman stop talking. willie,

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what's left of hricane willis dumping rain on the south itonow barrelinrds new england as well. a nor'easter could bring high winds, ra, possibly snow to millions. al is tracking that for us. mr. roker, good morning y to yo h, this is a storm in three parts. it will be taking about 2,000 miles, a trip towards the northeast. we start off here in the gulf coast, making its way, we areg look at a flood risk on the gulf, isolated storms. can't rule out a tornado or two. we are talking about maybe o to two inches ofai r generally, a half-inch or so. tomorrow this thing moves into the mid-atlantic s we are talking about a widespread heavy rain event, coulde flooding, gale force winds likely at the coast anywhere from a half-inch to two inches of rain. but the winds will be a big factor. power outages possible. wind gusts of anywhererom 30 to 45 miles per hour.th it really gets wound up on saturday as it makes its way into the coast. strong winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour, periods of heavy rain, some snow in northern new england. a coastal flood risk, but heavier rain, look at th

the dodgers/red sox opener tonight in boston because there are no rye yosts, i don't think. >> there may be rioting if chris sail searches the way barnacle says he's going to pitch. but certainly no riots about what the president said. >> we said this after kavanaugh. my god, the party did such a horrible job on the kavanaugh hearings especially at the end. there was a dip down at the polls. but you start looking at the polls coming out of west virginia, another poll out of florida showing that bill nelson is over 50%. that is really significant. things are start to go break back democrats' way and it's freaking donald trump out. >> and they're not covering the riots. they're covering the big lies, medium sized lies, all sorts of lies. we live in a time when our fellow citizens have all time low levels of trust in our institutions including the government. most politicians lie from time to time, but donald trump is different. he likes to sell himself as world class at everything. this is one area where he is world class. a president who seems to prefer to lie when the truth would be just