Welcome to nbc bay area news at 4 30. Well show you more of the impact and damage to that neighborhood and well also address a failing the 11 system. We investigated and now changes are coming. Our Investigative Reporter will join us to break down what oaklands mayor is doing. Also, an overnight sideshow that ended in gunfire. Well take a look at chaotic scenes that took over one bayarea neighborhood. Honoring and remembering the lives lost 22 years rater. We look back at september 11. Our ian cole tells us how students in the south bay commemorated the tragic day. First in San Francisco, take a look at this giant sinkhole. This opened today when a water main break sending water and sound streaming down several blocks on fillmore street. Lets take a live look from the corner of fillmore and green streets. You can see the massive sinkhole there. You can see workers around. They are digging right now, and they have to dig before they can actually fix the issue, so we are learning that th
Overnight. It is a sad day everywhere, including wall street, but investors continue to believe in american resilience. Manufacturing data came in very strong earlier today and the major index is responding, all hitting new interday highs we are sitting on session highs right now. Health care your best performing sector, energy the weakest, gold hitting lows not seen since midaugust oil is lower on signs of higher output meantime, General Motors hitting new highs. Thank you, brian. Tyler mathisen here, welcome, everybody. We begin with the deadliest mass shooting in American History we have team coverage. Kayla tausche with reaction from President Trump and the white house. First, though, lets get to jane wells live on the ground in las vegas with the latest at this hour jane hi, tyler yeah, were at the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip here, where they still have it shut down, and it will be hours before they open up this area again. You can see the mandalay bay behind me there. The
Entirety at our website, cspan. Org. The Vice President of afghanistan told the United Nations today that attacks from terrorist groups against afghan civilians are being planned from pakistan territory. His remarks are next on cspan3. Local Law Enforcement officials testify about security challenges facing the u. S. After that, the premier of china talks about his countrys economy. And later, a conversation on technology and innovation. Cspans washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. This thursday morning, were live from the Cannon House Office building on capitol hill where members of the House Homeland Security committee discuss the recent bombings in new york and new jersey. Also the overall threat environment in the country and the work of their committee. Guests include new jersey democratic congressman donald payne jr. , Georgia Republican congressman barry laudermilk, Brian Higgins and Pennsylvania Republican scott perry who is the chair of
Neutrality issue, something that the ftc had been involved in. How has your work changed, how pressure goal changed since the fcc decided on Net Neutrality . I can tell youre a too obvious if you say the Net Neutrality just been semisettled because and theres still more to go in that story. But the issue isnt, she mentioned this, the common carrier exemption. So now that the fcc has reclassified Broadband Internet service as a title ii Service Companies common carrier service. So it creates a hurdle for the ftc to bring some of our traditional Consumer Protection enforcement in this space. A hurdle toward antitrust authority that doesnt run into the problem. So i am personally very concerned that we may not be able to continue to protect consumers as well online because of the reclassification. Commissioner mcsweeny come to you should and shouldnt . I. T. This is an era of long term bipartisan agreement at the ftc. We really give you the commentary exemption as an anachronism. When it
Policies in the u. S. This is about an hour. Here we go, folks. Im dave cook from the Christian Science monitor. Our guest today is interior secretary sally jewell. This is her first visit with our group. We appreciate very much her making time in her schedule for this. Our guest was born in london, grew up in washington state, and earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the university of washington. Right after graduation, she and her husband warren, a fellow engineer, started their career at mobil oil, then moved to commercial banking. She worked for 19 years. She joined the board of rei in 1996, became chief operating officer in 2000, and was named ceo in 2005. During her tenure at the company, rei tripled in size. She was sworn in as the 51st interior secretary in april of 2013, and thus ended the biographical portion of the program. Now on to breakfast mechanics. As always, were on the record here. Please, no live blogging or tweeting. In short, no filing of any kind while