is looking a lot finer and dryer. apart from texas, we're going to see some severe storms roll into dallas. by the time we get into choose day, and as we move to central america, it's looking fine and dry across much of mexico sunshine from mexico city at $21.00 degrees celsius for the wet or whether we have to head further south. that sure update. a pink lake near the car attract tourists and under pins, the local economy. thousands depend on its precious souls. ah, al jazeera well explored the major environmental issues above and below the surface that threatened lake red bus very existence center goals. spring plate on al jazeera ah ah, you're watching out a reminder of all. busy top stories this hour. the g 20 summit in rome has wrapped up with lead is agreeing to keep local warming at 1.5 degrees celsius. but they're made no firm commitment on how to achieve net 0 carbon emissions by 2050. environmentalists had hope for a big breakthrough as the focus of world leaders now shift to gloss, go to the cop 26 climate change summit where they are expected to discuss their plans to cut emiss

year's team, i'll do what i'm good at, sitting in the back of the house watching dallas cowboy play football, halloween does not impact my life much any more, but i have memories and lessons of childhood, going door-to-door with my 3 sisters, and i learned to negotiate my sisters for the candy, and i learned to talk my baby sister ahead of me in case was there a dog at house, and child of a medal doctor of a great thing, every day of the year, excepting halloween. i learn that neighbors who scared me the most during the day, they were the nicest, most generous when night fell. we grow up and watch our own children get dressed up, in search of candy, our children went to an event at church on halloween, the kids dressed up like animal, terry would walk with our children while they played games and got candy, i stood there and wonders if noah had both mosquitoes on the arc with him, why didn't he get rid of them then. halloween is end of october, the end of end of october is beginning of holiday season, where we feel and see things differently. value. children love candy of day of the year. we

says two days of severe weather including strong wind gusts cap three out of five runways shot in its dallas-fort worth hub. [indiscernible] the airline will fit its fleet with engines as it moves ahead with expansion plans. it is also signing a reassurance agreement. haidi: let's take a look at how we are trading. we had a bit of a boost coming from the u.s. session, we saw the s&p hitting a fresh record high. we are seeing sydney stocks trade higher, looking at japan stocks when tokyo comes online to get a boost from a more decisive outcome. kiwi stocks are the laggard, 3/10 of 1% lower and we are expecting kospi futures to be a little bit soft. we are getting trade numbers out of south korea out of the next hour as well. we have the focus on trading in japan after we saw the ldp preserving the outright majority. kathleen: coming up, j.p. morgan says don't abandon bonds. we will talk about other means of diversification. market openings in tokyo is next. keep it right here. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your x

. >> reporter: from dallas to miami and beyond long lines snaking through terminals. passengers waiting hours to rebook or even speak to an airline agent. the frustrations growing by the second. >> it said take another flight but they don't have flight available until monday or tuesday. i have to work monday and i have a #9-year-old at home. >> flying is really stressful and with canceled flights and still trying to figure everything out even more so. >> howard jackson describing the chaos. >> i saw customer service agents trying to support all of the passengers waiting in line. >> reporter: american airlines canceled close to 2,000 flights this weekend alone including more than 900 just today, 33% of the normal daily flights canceled on sunday. >> how bad is it? >> this weekend is bad. >> the problem started with high winds in dallas closing down runways and limiting operations at the airline's main hub. american airlines issuing this statement saying with additional weather throughout the system our staffing begins to run tight as crew members end up out of their re

will cause even more destruction, to raise a bar reports from the northern province of as morale dallas, where a community is resisting the advance of large mining companies. this is the pacific, or dorian forest, an area field with wildlife and unique vegetation. it is slowly being devastated. bulldozers are used to divert the river as illegal miners try to find gold. esanova has been doing this for 12 years. he says he rents the equipment and hires members of the community to help out a loan. when the mug m, as in boy, we bring a machine and we make a hole. and then we get the material and start building a pool. and then we start extracting when we get a 150 grams of colder so than it's worth moving somewhere else. people like they say, lee were spend hours next to the river trying to find a scraps left by bigger miners. she shows us how she's able to find some gold particles that allow her to make around $20.00 a day and feed her 4 children, all of them and we don't get to work every day. we work one week and then that's it . then we have to find another area, had it. we are told som

6700 flights on sunday andsaid two days of severe weather kept three out of five runways shut at the dallas-first time hub. plenty more to come on daybreak australia. a look into japan's kashida results with the goran affairs mini haidi: try's economy showed signs of further weakness, power shortages and a surge in commodity prices weighing under the factoring, strict controls putting a break on holiday spending. let's get more from our editor just looking at that news that shanghai disney has been closed. we are clearly starting to see these restrictions hold up the economy again. >> it is turning into something of a lost year as it were for china's economy and markets. you are coming into the year, there was a lot of optimism, try that with the first into the covid pandemic, it would be the first out of the covid pandemic and even in that command and control economy would allow them to more readily adapt to a post covid reality. instead they have struggled to pull the right levers. china faced a lot of demographic challenges and also the challenge of sustaining growth at the highest level it ha

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it didn't display them is to pick up which is then we will have raising dallas and i've seen it in for thursday and then no because you know, for me give me leave you with a few minutes of the demo with oh yeah. okay. yeah, those would have been with them on that. huh. but most when your boss, you're listening to me there it was then this year you know, i did that's. i mean people money sticky if i'm not sure. now this is when, when the number anything always it will be the one the one then to give out of the no but. * the seller put the local communities to you could ok, just double check on them. but i'm in the lunch at the most me the article, but i said this kind of company or the status on mass broken. you know much as i pull that i'm which has been done, but i'm not to commit that much meaningful for the governors date, but it was kind of got a lot of money to get into. so if thing will be more than be keeping any of the defense manidez, i assume we're no care but they'll buy us. well, not really sure. but one in law and then not a lemme keenness younger. see is the less your but

flights coast to coast because of staff shortages and unsettling weather -- unsettled weather near dallas-ft. worth hub. a flight tracker website by the way also reporting more than 1,000 other flights were delayed since friday. >> there are definitely going to continue to be issues especially as long as the pandemic continues; right? if you have, for example, the third largest container [inaudible] in the world in china shutting down because of a covid outbreak in late summer, you will feel that in the fall here on the west coast. we're taking the actions that we know we can as an honest broker in the administration. >> eric: that was on "fox news" sunday this morning talking about the international supply chain crisis. the u.s. is seeing shortages and shipping delays plus backlogs turning into bottlenecks. those cargo ships outside of ports waiting to dock. this crisis has been a point of economic and some political pain for the president who today held a supply chain meeting, a summit with other world leader at the g 20 in rome. they agreed to strengthen the global supply chain system, an

american says this all really started on thursday when high winds and bad weather hit its biggest hub in dallas. that cause it had to start cancelling some flights and then that left crews out of position so american c.o.o. david seymour wrote the entire company to say he wanted to build certainty into the operation so the airline began proactively cancelling flights, but just tell that to all these folks who were stranded right now also at america's second biggest hub in charlotte where we've seen long lines and a lot of frustration now. i want you to listen to one of the folks who are stuck there right now. >> i don't understand why it's cancelled. i've heard that they don't have enough staff. well, you sold me a product. i paid for it and now it's your job to get me there. >> reporter: now, remember, this is not just about staffing issues. american says there is a bit of a silver lining here because starting tomorrow, november 1st, about 1,800 flight attendants who are on pandemic time off return from leave so they say things are going to get better, but it's still a big problem for a lot of

dallas cowboys versus the minnesota vikings. and then a special edition of nbc bay area news at 9:00 and then 11:00. stay up-to-date at nbcbayarea.com. >>> this sunday, the struggling biden presidency. >> president biden down sizes his social spending bill. >> no one got everything they wanted. including me. that's what compromises is. >> progressives still resist. no vote on infastructure without a firm deal on their priorities. >> the first step is we've got to see the legislation. >> you don't want to see the infrastructure bill passed and not have the kind of build back better bill we needed. >> our new nbc knew polls, sinking of confi

how about natalie peter and their son peter john, a future master's champion from dallas, texas. looking good, buddy. along the bottom, world war ii veteran robert in oakland, california celebrating his 101st birthday with family and friends as they officially proclimb october 24th robert l. thomas day. hope birthday and thank you for all you've given the country. that is a great shot of the respiratory care team and their mugs at rust university medical center in chicago. thank you for what you do, guys. hello, jill, in surprise, arizona. >>> joe and his son murray with their best chuck todd costume with the full set in virginia. that is amazing. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. happy halloween. may all the houses on your route today have the giant sized candy. we'll see you here next week on "sunday today". it's sunday, october 31st, 7:00 on the dot. happy halloween. a perfect way to take you outside in cesar chavez park, an ominous glow in the background there in san josÉ. thank you for starting your sunday with us. i am kira klapper. arguably, the most im

american says a number of crews got stuck in dallas because of bad weather the past couple days. it is exciting things to improve tomorrow, when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal-rights activists gathered outside the in and out in san francisco. inspired by "squid game," protesters took a creative approach to get their point across. ♪ they kicked off the protest with a game of red light, green light. they also created a giant version of the doll from their show. protesters are accusing in and out from continuing to get beef supply from a processing facility accused of killing cows inhumanely. some of my abc7 colleagues spent time volunteering at the san francisco food parent -- food bank. volunteers packed archery bags that will be delivered to 9000 bay area homes. >> with just our home delivery program, we increased our qualifications to serve a variety of individuals, including families with young children, anyone who may have a challenge heading to one of our pop-ups, or heading to a grocery store at 11:00 a.m., and being able to provide them with a service th

los fuertes vientos en el centro de operaciones de dallas, impidieron las salidas de 342 vuels el viernes y el efecto domino llevo a la cancelacion de otros 434 vuelos hoy sabado, un 16% de su programacion... segun la aerolinea, los clientes pudieron volver a reservar sus viajes. la compaqia de productos alimenticios "dole" esta retirando del mercado algunos de sus paquetes de ensalada "garden classic" de 24 y 12 onzas por una posible contaminacion de listeria...la administracion de alimentos y medicinas, -f-d-a-, informo que tienen fecha de caducidad de 25 de octubre... los productos se vendieron en diez estados y, aunque no se han reportado enfermedades, se detecto la listeria en una prueba de rutina. a los problemas que habitualmente enfrentan los trabajadores de la frontera entre estados unidos y mexico, tambien se suman la corrupcion y la delincuencia de quienes se aprovechan de los que diariamente cruzan de un pais a otro... jorge fregoso desde tecate, mexico, nos relata los abusos por la necesidad de los conductores y los peatones para ir a trabajar... en breve... en venezuela la m

the biggest problem spots are dallas and charlotte. around 300 flights were delayed. the airline has already canceled flights for today. it is expecting things to improve tomorrow when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal rights activists gathered outside the in and out restaurant. inspired by squid game, they took a creative approach to get there point across. they kicked off the protest with a game of red light green light. they also created a giant version of the doll from the show. protesters want to an end to factory farms in california. some of my colleagues spent time at a food bank. volunteers packed grocery bags that will be delivered to bay area homes. >> we have increased our qualifications to serve a variety of households, including those with young children. >> being able to provide them with a service they may otherwise not have had. >> the food bank is looking for more volunteers as we head into the holidays. children who have to spend their holiday in the hospital got a spooktacular treat. this event allows kids undergoing medical care to e

the airline is blaming staffing problems and high winds at its busiest hub in dallas. american is one of several airlines trying to staff back up after convincing thousands of employees to take buyouts earlier in the pandemic when fewer people were flying. >> if you can't get off the ground, it's a problem. two days away from the high-stakes governor's race. voters showed up for the last day of early voting with their own ideas. >> definitely what's going on in schools, and with the parents being home -- >> 'em's safety. schools are important. there are many issues on what we've seen going on in the country and it's very disturbing. >> abortion was actually a pretty big issue i was passionate about. >> we want fair elections. we want to know that there are honest elections. >> with the polls showing a tight race, republican glenn youngkin will not attend president trump's virtual rally for him tomorrow. chris jansing is joining us in northern virginia with the latest on this race. how are the candidates campaigning on this final stretch of things? >> reporter: hey, ken

two days of severe winds in dallas/ft. worth affected flights at their largest u.s. hub and crew members were stuck in locations outside of the regular routes, and it's continuing today. the airline says it's preemptively canceled nearly 300 flights. >> parts of the northeast will experience heavy rain and strong wind this halloween. a slow moving storm system continues to pass through new england, but for many others across the u.s., today looks pretty dry, just in time for kids to get out and trick-or-treat, including you, boris. >> that's right. allison chinchar is live from the cnn weather center. what can we expect this halloween? >> the main focus for the worst weather is going to be across the northeast and when you look really the heavy rain is focused across new england. maine, new hampshire, vermont, that's where we're really going to see the bulk of the downpours today. flood warnings in effect not only for some of those new england states, but we still have flood advisories left over from all of the heavy rain across the mid-atlantic. elsewhere, albeit co

. >>> turbulence ahead as pilots union blasting american airlines for creating these long lines at dallas, miami, charlotte airports. american canceling 1200 flights, the airline blaming bad weather and staffing shortage. but the allied pilots association mother nate has a storm and management failing to properly schedule creates storms days after. creates storms days after. i get it. those are your headlines. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for a fox forecast. you're donning the vikings purple tie. appreciate it. rick: it was dark in my office, pete. it was not solidarity. pete: i give it to you. rick: more rain across parts of new england today. big cool air across parts of the central plains and more air returning out to the west coast before we look tomorrow. temperature weiss, fargo you're 31. yesterday you were 43. temperatures already continuing to drop. that will continue. all parts of southern plains by tomorrow temps in tulsa will be 20 degrees colder than average. you've been pretty warm. we have a cold blast coming in here. the one big storm we're dealing brou

american says a number of crews got stuck in dallas because of bad weather the past couple of days it is expecting things to improve on monday when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. for the first time we're hearing from alec baldwin about the deadly shooting on the set of his film well-oiled crew. shoot together and then horrible event. he also talks about the woman who lost her life in the investigation into the shooting also protesters use a popular streaming series to get attention. they're targeting in and out but has nothing to do with the chain's controversial stance on california's vaccine mandate, and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking some drizzle out there first thing tomorrow morning, but a bigger storm lingers on the horizon. we'll let you know when the rain returns and the accurate the forecast. don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful!

they will play their final match next sunday at home against dallas. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> get this, for one couple, taco bell proved to be the perfect venue for their wedding reception. of course, not just any taco bell. >> not at all. taco bell canteen and pacifica has a reputation for being perhaps the most beautiful taco bell in the world. >> it really is a pretty. for a pair of longtime taco bell lovers, they just couldn't resist holding their wedding reception there. high school sweethearts, annalisa garcia and carol hauser from sacramento rented out the deck and half of the restaurant for this big celebration. the pair got married at san francisco city hall. then, >> oh, my god. i love this. which i was invited to this reception. and then they headed to the fast food joint where they were greeted with piles of their favorite food, special decorations, some surprised customers. >> there were some people, there were other guests in there. so, it was kind of fun when we first walked in. there were other patrons in the store and they were c

couple of hundred people is not going to need to employ all the same strategies that a harris county or dallas or austin are going to have to use to make sure that all of their residents have access to the ballot. >> the new law also makes it a felony punishable by jail for a public official to send someone an application, just an application, for a mail-in ballot they did not request. >> these efforts are a direct outgrowth of the big lie that donald trump somehow really won the last election that we all know he lost. >> in may, at the end of the texas legislative session, house democrats walked out of the texas state capitol to break forum and prevent the legislature from voting on the bill. more than 50 texas democrats fled again, many to washington. ♪ we shall overcome some day ♪ >> that you have a concerted effort by a major political party to make it more difficult for american citizens to cast a ballot is insidious. and it's reprehensible. and it is a direct assault on our very foundations of democracy. >> they were outnumbered and delaying the inevitable. but they made a show of it

the airline is citing staffing problems and high winds at its dallas/ft. worth hub. backup as travel rebounds from all the pandemic disruptions. it seems like we have been hearing a lot lately about fights on airplanes, many sparked by mask mandates. but we have new video tonight of an incident on board a delta flight that's one of the most violent yet. a warning, some of these images are disturbing. >> reporter: a bloody brawl breaking out on board a flight to california again. passengers on board a delta plane in atlanta watching in horror friday morning. atlanta police reporting a 30-year-old man got upset when the passenger behind him placed something in the seat pocket, curtis clayton then throwing punches before another passenger restrained him. delta releasing this statement, civility at our airports and on our flights is something our people and customers deserve always. >> this is happening far too often. >> reporter: the violence falls less than 48 hours after more bloodshed that forced american airlines to make an emergency landing. >> we had one of the wo

but that day there were thousands of people on the street in san antonio and even more in austin and dallas and houston. i have a feeling that republicans are going to regret this in 2022 and beyond if it holds. >> i wonder for you as someone often tasked as messaging this to voters. you have been on the show many times talking about the attack on voting rights in your state. how you tie those two efforts together for voters. how you help them see a multiprong strategy where their rights are being chipped away. texas becomes a state that other states look at to say how can we do more of the same. >> absolutely. on the one hand what they have done with this anti-abortion law has become a blueprint for other states with republican governors, especially ambitious republican governors and legislatures. at the same time there is that tie-in because as many people have pointed out, texas is not necessarily a conservative state. its demographics look like states that have already flipped, like arizona. if you don't get out there and exercise your right to vote, there are consequences, and right no

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the 2007 dallas cowboys following burial fated trip to mexico. hopefully glenn youngken and jessica simpson don't take a trip in the next few days. >> good tony romo reference, taking shots throughout the morning. got a viking shot and the cowboys shot and he says goodbye. that is why, thanks, tv as todd piro. rachel: glenn youngken said this is what it feels like to win. on the campaign trail you do feel that when you are on the ground, you feel that momentum, it is clearly behind glenn youngken. a couple points, the sleeper story at the end of the selection will be how many minorities are against crt and care about the economy, real practical kitchen table issues and that is what president biden reminded her junior voters about when he joined this race and nationalized it reminding them of policies democrats have. the second thing is the mama bears, who will be the heroes of this election if glenn youngken wins, who for years have been trying to bring this to attention. this is not something that just popped up, moms and dads have been seeing t

, we're in the middle of the nfl season, gosh, i love football and this sunday night's game has the dallas cowboys facing off against the minnesota vikings. [ cheers ] now, as you know, at end of every season they give out awards, like most valuable player, but also give out awards during the season >> questlove: do they really >> jimmy: yeah, i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "tonight show superlatives." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ tonight sho superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: our first player is from the cowboys, it's ezekiel elliott. [ cheers ] he was voted most likely to be looking everywhere for his loofah [ laughter ] >> steve: where is it. >> jimmy: next up, from the vikings, is andrew depaola he was voted most likely to be arrested for betting on backyard gator fights. [ cheers and applause >> steve: i didn't know they had those. >> jimmy: next up, from the cowboys, is jake mcquaide. yeah he was voted most likely to do push ups with a red paint can under his beer [ laughter ] next up from the vikings, is ben ellefson he was voted most likely to be the new face of gerber's

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and that is the potter's house in dallas, texas with bishop t.d. jakes. but sometimes church people can be the most judgmental. i'm just saying. sometimes christians can be the most judgmental. and maybe we should think about that when we're making these calls and making these edicts. but i've got to tell you, the president's got a lot on his plate there and he's got a lot on his plate back home. when you get back -- when do you come back? monday or so? we're going to be covering the election. >> yeah. >> you'll be dealing with that as well. so there's a lot going on. >> it's the first real measure of the projection of democrat power. look, i know we all have, you and me both we have people on here, the democrats spinning that this is a good thing that's going on, it's robust conversation. we're going to see in this virginia race if the masses are going to match the media spin. because terry mcauliffe has no business being locked up in a tied race with glenn youngkin. he's a popular former governor there. virginia is blue. biden won it by ten points. the

cincinnati dallas denver, houston and seattle. the delegation expects to make a decision sometime next year. now to the niners who are in chicago this weekend hoping to snap a four-game losing streak and doing that maybe just go a little bit easier. one of the deal with one of the bears best players pro bowl linebacker. >> khalil mack. remember this guy, the sack specialist former raider has been ruled out with a foot injury. but chicago won't get any sympathy from the niners who have seen their season completely derailed in part by injuries. we have defensive lineman jay van kinlaw who just hasn't seemed to be able to stay healthy since he was drafted. he's now going miss the rest of the season. head coach kyle shanahan says the former first-round pick high in the first round. underwent knee surgery earlier this week. but shanahan says he's optimistic that kinlaw will still be a big part of the team's future. mister force book that right. speaking of the team's future, shanahan was once again asked about the quarterback situation

people can be really churching and that's the church i go to on the internet, the potter's house in dallas, texas. sometimes church people can be the most judge mental. sometimes christians are the most judge mental and maybe we should think about that making these calls. i got to tell you, the president has a lot on his plate there and he's got a lot on his plate back home. when you get back, when do you come back? monday or so? we'll be covering the election. >> yeah. >> you'll be dealing with that. there is a lot going on. >> first real measure of the projection of democratic power. we have people on here, the democrats spinning this is a good thing going on and robust conversation. we're going to see in this virginia race if the masses are going to match the media spin. because terry mcauliffe has no business being locked up in a tied race with glenn youngkin. he's a popular former governor there. virginia is blue. biden won it by ten points. the democrats don't think this process hurt them. i think they may see a different lesson in tuesday's election. >> i don't disagree with you. if

the delegation is looking at kansas city's cincinnati, dallas denver, houston, monterey and seattle. that's just a few. the cities that are being considered. the group said that they plan to make a big announcement about who wins sometime after the beginning of the air reporting live here in san francisco. i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. >> all right, jerry, so thank you. well, we also have an update on the forty-niners. they are in the chicago area. this weekend hoping to snap a four-game losing streak. yeah, good luck to them and doing a that just got a little bit easier. that's the good news here. the bears will be without all pro linebacker khalil mack. he has been ruled out with a foot injury. but chicago's white kitten. any sympathy from the niners who have seen their season completely derailed by injuries. defensive lineman javan kinlaw who just has not seemed to be able to stay on the field since he was drafted and will miss the rest of the season. >> head coach kyle shanahan says for the former first round pick. he underwent knee surgery earlier this week, but he is opt

i think that is derek's oldest son dallas who not surprisingly. that's a pretty good arm on him drilled pops in the thigh at one point. don't hurt him. i'm sure mom loves them playing ball in the house. the house his house house housee square feet. why are we playing inside the house? you got a whole neighborhood there because a strollfast and square feet right also, the braves in game three of the world series in the bottom of the fourth leading the astros one, i think dan. did you play ball in the house? well, your mother said daniel yes, she did say daniel. stop that right now. usually it was a nerf ball but not always, but thanks larry. yeah. thanks. alright coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00. it is shark. and that is followed by 2020 at 9 tonight's episode is about what you don't know about gabby petito's last days and then of course don't miss abc 7 news at 11. finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters political leaders scientists and environmentalists are gathering in glasgow scotland for arguably the most important topic of

thank you for your patience, your deep at dallas and always your great intellect. and we really appreciate. thank you so much. >> all right, thank you. >> app. see you tomorrow. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] chairwoman maloney: welcome, everyone to today's hybrid hearing. pursuant to house rules, some will appear in person and others will appear by zoom. before i run through the normal reminders, i want to highlight something new we are trying out today the first time. then times when members are participating on zoom, they are not looking at the clock which is on a separate screen and they lose track of how much time they have left. that means i am forced to gamble people down more often than i would like. today, when the clock hits zero and your five minutes are up, you will hear an automatic ding that will let you know your time has expired. when you hear that, i would ask that you please wrap up your

thank you for your patience, your deep at dallas and always your great intellect. and we really appreciate. thank you so much. >> all right, thank you. >>

i was in dallas and 1997, i covered the death of an 11-year-old child then i moved to chicago, another 11-year-old child in that same year, she was black. the child in texas was white, and i watched how those cases were handled very differently so this inspired the case that jordan the character was following. i could never imagine exactly when this book was released you would go viral for repeating the words of someone we both admire grateful, grand eiffel. i thought to myself, we have to be kidding ourselves. i wrote a whole novel and you're going to act like you're surprised that this term a, exists and that we shouldn't all be concerned about it. so i have this character who is a character that i imagined i could or wished i could have been. jordan manning is speaking up in newsrooms i didn't speak up in. jordan manning is taking on a establishment that i did not because we know the consequences of that, right? you speak out, you ultimately suffer the consequence of being fired and so here jordan manning, this character i created much bolder than i was and far less apologize get ti

fifa representatives said in a news conference in dallas earlier this week that they will consider a multitude of factors. every city has a accommodation airports, transport network stadiums, etcetera. and really, we look at all of that. as as a giant puzzle will also take into consideration, you know, climate, um, geography in terms of the travel for teams, the time zone. we have multiple time zones. obviously the footprint. derek seaver is the ceo of the san jose chamber of commerce. 60,000 fans each at the venues that are chosen to host these. that's obviously a lot of folks in the area spending money staying overnight, stimulating the local economy, the 49ers says it would mean anywhere from 6 to 8 super bowl sized sporting events at levi stadium within the span of a month. but could the bay area support those kind of crowds? and would it lead to public fatigue about hosting international sporting events? we look at the places who have done it well and also take a look at some places that maybe haven't done it as well and work through that fatigue. it's understandable, but i thin

so far the dallas mavericks have res responded with no comment and they say in part to cnn they look federal to mobilizing young people to come together to fight for and save this democracy. now as for the letter sent to the players associations, the naacp said texas is dismantling civil rights and that it's destroyed state's moral campus and reads in part if you are a woman, avoid texas, if you are black avoid texas. if you want to lower your chances of dying from coronavirus avoid texas. and cnn has reached out to gefr abbott. joining me now derek johnson from the naacp. good to have you back today. you're calling on the athletes to set an example not just in their professional capacity, but in your words as parents and role models. calling on them to do that for the broader community saying texas won't protect your family. that could be a really powerful ask. athletes don't always have a choice of where they get to go. if they gret traded and only get one offer. what is your response so far? >> we did an open letter. rids have used their platforms to advance social justice in the

live in dallas with the latest on this, and i guess they forgot about it, don't mess with texas? speak of the end yield -- naacp saying that pro athletes are some of the greatest role models out there and they have to do what they can to protect democracy, but the organization said simply as it stands texas is not safe for anyone. the ceo and president of the naacp derek johnson issued this to all national players leaks of all major pro sports in the country, the latter states that greg abbott has approved new political maps that dilute to the power of communities of color and points to the controversial abortion laws the governor signed a made up answer procedure weeks at pregnancy, they believe the tightening of voter laws puts athletes and their families at risk. so far no response from the governor here in texas or any of the teams. anita. >> anita: jeff paul live in dallas with that, thank you so much, ben. >> benjamin: president biden visiting europe after coming up empty with democrats on a spending plan, this is a "wall street journal" op-ed claims the cost of the massive

the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >>> that was hard work. [ applause ] that was the longest earthquake i think i've ever been in. hi everyone. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and it's great to be here at the san francisco main library campus. i was just talking about how this actual physical space used to be located where the asian art museum was and it was always so dark in th

>> new jersey. >> thank them again, can't thank them enough, mike tirico, victor cruz and the dallas cowboys cheerleaders >> appreciate you. >> and a big thanks to the plaza crowd. >> plaza crowd >> halloween >> background dancers. and you guys >> here is the thing we're just getting started we're going to keep the halloween fun going in the third and fourth hours >> that's right. have a good one. happy halloween. >>> good morning. 8:56. let's talk about it -- the stages are nearly set for the long-awaited return music lovers are flocking to golden gate park for the outside festival. the three-day event back today for the first time since august of 2019. new covid protocols are in place including proof of vaccinations or negative covid test within 72 hours of entry. fans also encouraged to wear those masks and socially distance whenever possible. the lineup including lizzo, the strokes, as well as jay valvin. >>> the doors open at 11:00 a.m. as our midday newscast gets under way. we'll have a live report. also at midday, bay area leaders are making their pitch to play host to the 202

cancel classes yesterday, and looking at today's high temperatures, 50s in the northeast. 70 degrees in dallas. 81 in southern california. 85 in miami. >>> coming up, the queen's first public appearance since her health scare. >>> also ahead, new fallout in the nhl sexual assault scandal. the head coach now resigning. what's next in the investigation. >>> plus, the big name change at facebook. what it means for billions of users. >>> it's rather a nice medal, isn't it? >> queen elizabeth returning to work with an online appearance presenting an award to a poet. she's only doing light duties on advice of doctors. she'll send a message to world leaders in scotland instead of attending. >>> now to the sex scandal rocking the nhl. the coach of the florida panthers has resigned one day after a player claimed the coach ignored his sexual abuse claims 11 years ago. this morning, new fallout stemming from the scandal involving the chicago blackhawks. florida panthers head coach joel quenneville resigning after an investigation revealed he had knowledge of a players abuse allegation in 2010, when he wa

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i i'd love to talk to you about your boulevard dallas cowboys, will, but that will be another day. here is my concern, here is my concern. when lebron fought for social justice here in the united states, look, i respected that, but when they to crack down in hong kong, there was radio silence from lebron and company, will, and the nba has got to deal with eric kanter's comments and they had to cancel game with celtics because of the comments. it's a wake-up call who in the united states we are dealing with, we are dealing with the communist regime of china and we have account xi like maria said, like mao but in a brother's suit. the nba better deal with this, will, because i think eric kanter is right. will: yeah, i don't disagree of anything that you had to say. i know how he would respond. i want to deal with -- or i need to deal with the social justice issues in my backyard before i cross the pacific ocean and deal with problems far away. the problem with that rationale and i would agree with you and push back on lebron, you're making money. that's your backyard effectively. you

and dallas schools are adding more finger foods because they can't get enough utensils. in prince george's county, maryland, the district canceled take-home suppers. how has it affected your family? >> translator: we can no longer say we're going out to have fun because we need to buy food first. >> reporter: oscar rivera has two sons in the district. his family is now spending more on groceries and turning to food banks to put dinner on the table. >> translator: food is the most important thing there can be in a home. toys don't matter. going out doesn't matter. but food does matter. >> reporter: so right now the usda is providing some financial assistance for schools, but districts are still seeing their food budgets go up right now. in some cases it's drastic and it's hard to say what the long-term impacts of all of this could be. but really across the food supply issue, there is a lot of concern, brianna, for the months ahead. >> such a great report, gabe. you're really revealing the problem and showing who it is affecting. and i also want to welcome you to the cnn a

chairman pallone, if we work together occasionally, as "the dallas morning news" pointed out, a bill this large, there has to be a few things that are good. the problem is there's so much other stuff it becomes difficult for us to understand it and certainly accept it. i'll ask you something that's a little bit unrelated. i sent you a letter early part of october asking for some oversight in our committee about dollars expended in the american rescue plan. and we really should have that look where we're spending it, what is it, jason, $4.6 trillion today but we already spent $1.9 trillion, stories from the news media this summer, 2.5% could be spent by cities and localities. they're worried about federal clawbacks. reluctant to let the money go. we ought to look at that. we ought to understand what has happened to the dollars that we've already sent out the door. mr. pallone: i'll be glad to talk to you about doing more oversight in that regard. mr. burgess: i was going to point out, even, chairman mcgovern, i write a lot of letters, but chairman mcgovern does answer my letters or tw

kron 4 news, another east bay high school is also dealing with a controversial incident tonight at dallas out a private catholic school in concord. >> 2 students were disciplined after a picture surfaced on social media showing them reenacting the murder of george floyd. >> this picture depicts one student smiling as he kneels on another boy. it is, of course, reminiscent of when ex-minneapolis police officer derek chauvin kneeled on george floyd before floyd died the president of the school saying the incident resulted in discipline for both students, but that it would be a violation of their privacy t describe what kind of punishment the students received in an e-mail he sent school-wide he writes, quote, conversations about race, inclusion and belonging will require dialogue and learning a presumption of good will a willingness to be self reflective and uncomfortable and the recognition of each person's guide given human dignity. >> all right. switching gears here for a moment. they a busy weekend ahead. golden gate park. more than 200,000 people expected to a tent outside lands music

mark cuban's basketball team, the dallas mavericks, is having a giveaway for fans, but not the typical bobblehead or freebie. they have announced a five-year partnership and fans that sign up with the cryptocurrency trading platform get a hundred dollars in free bitcoin. microsoft is getting back into the personal computer game business. the maker of the xbox video game console has come out with "age of empires iv, the first installment of the series in 16 years, and the executive in charge said that you have to go beyond the console to speak to pc gamers as well. coming up, shopify and its six-year earnings streak comes to an end. i will speak with the company president about what he needs to get that back. apple ceo is speaking on the and theapple ceo is speaking on the earnings call right now and . take a listen to what he had to say about apple tv plus. tim: in its first two years, they have already proven themselves to fans around the world and i want to congratulate the incredible actors, writers, storytellers, producers, and everyone else who's behind the has made that possible.

peter mccullough, epidemiologist based in dallas. phil, why is the risk to kids being inflated? what point does this serve? >> i think about two things. one, it keeps the fear narrative and the control from the government alive a little bit longer. two, which is much more important at this point, it justifies the otherwise indefensible bad decisions that are politicians at a public health officials have made over the last 1.5, two years. rather than acknowledge error, they are trying to overstate the rest of the dangers to children to justify the massive disruptions and the educational harms, mental health harms come everything else that they've proposed this point. the director of the cdc should know that the verified death certificate-based count from the national center for health, the official count and that the tracker is just whatever the states have submitted that gets revised all the time. the fact that you would pull that trucker number -- if it wasn't deliberate deception, that she doesn't know her own data really at all. which would be even worse. >> laura: she's one