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a pair of sunglasses, close, and blood smears, cement. remnants of a brawl that took place just after 2:00 this morning. the victim into an altercation with a couple suspects. became a physical altercation. reporter: a 33- year-old, matthew bate, got into an altercation where he was transported to a hospital and later died. police came in at 2:51. reporter: he was awakened by officers. they were banging on the door. we said what? why? we opened the door and they look at us. they moved along. reporter: investigators are looking at what i did to the death. their questioning two men. andrew was also staying at the hotel last night. it s not like it doesn t happen at every big city. reporter: police are asking anyone who may have shot cell phone video to step forward. the medical examiner both debate how matthew bate died. was he had a bar before he came to the hotel and which are it was? we learned he was a chemist in darwin in australia. today marks six mon ....
was motivated by religious extremism. his period in luton and before, he wasn t a radical. in prison in saudi arabia and in the period he spent in luton. if he was i definitely would have identified those signs. in sport, great britain will be without andy murray as they take on france in the davis cup quarter finals next week. and matt has the weather. good morning. cloudy skies rather than sunny ones muggy today, rain in the west at times. details on all that and a bit more warmth on the way. more details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may has signed the letter that will formally begin the uk s departure from the european union. the letter will be delivered by hand to the president of the european council donald tusk at 12:30pm this lunchtime. at the same time, the prime minister will make a statement to the commons in which she ll urge the country to come together as it embarks on a momentousjourney. our political correspondent carol walk ....
fact bans, you know, you re going to get good questions and not someone getting up and making a speech there s a system and ask the questions and the questions are not high - their exploring more doping what you re talking about so? a process of education it s a process open to people that come to listen and learn to be a better citizen so i think in this sense as i ve said this is an important moment in the history of democracy because it provides for the commonwealth club a new home it s going to be a wonderful place and going to, conducive to see people sitting around talking and lincoln to prepared speeches and, of course, at the commonwealth club it s not just the audience we have a great radio network to we reach millions of people. i think this is a great moment and i m proud to be here involved in that and now i have a great pleasure we have in san francisco many blessing. but one really important one is we have a terrific mayor. so we have the privilege of havi ....
publically accessible. for over 11 decades no institution is better equipped to draw attention to historic events than the common wealth club. the goal is to increase public awareness and understanding the different between public and social issues and hat has the authoritative reasoning to do so and will present the rich history of this location and more than it has ever been presented before. the club history will reach back to the 1890s when in the yard caused the antitrust enforces and the docks and labor action of the 1930s and collective bargaining rights. given the labor issues to the american west, it is not surprising that labor was a significance focus and 1934. i urge you to up hold the negative declaration and 110 eh embarcadero. public speaker: thank you. i m greg dalton. i would like to read. the president writes that the club has been a leader for a long time, environmental leader and when it came to building. a way to cash it s foot prints and the ....
public speaker: good afternoon. i would like to read from the kevin star, san francisco librarian. wrote. by restoring to the 1934 appearance of the facade. and to place a plaque there to commemorate the 1934 events and will bring the events to far greater focus and make the building much more publically accessible. for over 11 decades no institution is better equipped to draw attention to historic events than the common wealth club. the goal is to increase public awareness and understanding the different between public and social issues and hat has the authoritative reasoning to do so and will present the rich history of this location and more than it has ever been presented before. the club history will reach back to the 1890s when in the yard caused the antitrust enforces and the docks and labor action of the 1930s and collective bargaining rights. given the labor issues to the american west, it is not surprising that labor was a significance focus and 1934. ....