and there could be some damp drizzling weather and brighter skies further east but despite the loss of cloud, temperatures nine to 10 in belfast and 20 in newcastle, much more than it was on tuesday. and towards the midlands, lifting some sunny spells and northwestern parts of the uk and sunshine at times. in temperatures again widely 18 to sunshine at times. in temperatures again widely18 to 21 c. the next question is how long will it last? saturday looks quite warm and scotland and northern ireland. as it goes on, things will cool down from the north. through the weekend. this is bbc news our top stories for you. this is bbc news our top stories for you. a facebook whistleblower has told us lawmakers that she believes the firm's products harm children, stoke division and weaken democracy. frances haugen has called for better regulation of the company. in the last four days nearly 150 chinese warplanes have flown into taiwan's air defence zone. taiwan's president warns of catastrophic consequences for peace and democracy, if the island comes under chinese rule. the staggering scale of

as the two teams meet again, and, of course, "college gameday" right there for today's showdown in east lansing. that coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern over on espn. >> whether you're -- sorry. >> go for it. >> whether you're a sports fan or not good plays are always fun to watch. >> absolutely. >>> let's turn to other big stories we're following. happening right now, police are gearing up for heightened security in kenosha, wisconsin, as jury selection begins in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. rittenhouse is accused of shooting three men, killing two of them during a rally in august of 2020 following the shooting of jacob blake by police. rittenhouse claims that he shot the men in self-defense. >>> also right now, the los angeles harbor commission unanimously approving a new measure to charge ships waiting in port to offload containers a $100 fee per container for every day they sit at sea after a designated grace period. the l.a. and long beach ports have upward of 80 ships waiting to unload due to a supply chain shortage. that fee kicks in on monday. >>> and some famous faces are m

that will be pushing east across the ohio river valley. by friday heavy rain here, very active weather for late october. robin? >> it really is, rob. thank you. >>> now to the coronavirus emergency. the pfizer vaccine for children ages 5 to 11, one step closer to fda authorization. the next steps, a cdc panel set to meet next week and then director rochelle walensky will have the final say. steve osunsami is live outside cdc headquarters there in atlanta. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. pfizer says it already has 15 million of these pediatric doses ready to ship immediately. a panel of experts at the fda this morning is saying yes to vaccines from pfizer for children who are just 5 to 11 years old. it was a near unanimous decision after a meeting that lasted the whole day. in the end pfizer's study of 2,200 children who took the vaccine was convincing sharing that two shots were 91% effective in preventing children from getting symptomatic disease and 100% effective against severe illness. >> it's exciting to

on the east coast, people are battening down the hatches as a major storm system continues to bring heavy rains, strong winds and flooding to the mid atlantic this weekend. foxtrot a meteorologist live in the foxtrot center. >> good evening and as you said, because of the action is happening out there weatherwise on the east coast, a big area of low pressure, everything off to the west is dry and that's where we will focus. the heaviest rain lifting up to new england but there are still showers all the way back into the midwest, down to the southeast in the backside of the system where there is lightning bring rain. very heavy rain and there are areas for receipt what watches and warnings from washington d.c. and we have seen a lot of friends. we are seeing this heavy rain running up from boston to maine and eventually new england. peter track taking you tonight, otherwise temperatures across the country, i will leave you with atlanta, q3 the race currently, what are we expecting? for your forecast tonight, beautiful. removing out will be a good night for baseball. jon: we love to hear th

we are tracking superstorm here striking the east coast. sandy now delivering a big wallop here. minute by minute now. it's rising very quickly. >> we do have a new hope. good evening, everyone, i am aerin burnett. >> can you tell me who you decided to vote for? >> outfront tonight live from tehran. the polls close here in iran. >> a woman in iran can vote as you see these women voting in the presidential election. >> i don't buy the class warfare thing. >> what are you most proud of? >> keeping the peace. >> to curb those arm sales to saudi arabia? >> north korea. >> to get here, we have to go through three checkpoints. we passed some anti-tank explosives and now we are about to go into these blue rooms and into the north korea line. so north korea on this side. south korea on that side. >> the broader issue that we are seeing, radical islamic terror. >> police have been scouring this neighborhood for days. and today, it led them here to this tram stop where in a dramatic confrontation, they shot a man. as you know, a lot of people at home may wonder did america really get anyth

a cyberattack took out a major fuel pipeline on the east coast for nearly a week and hurricanes in the gulf have impacted production. we can't forget demand is also higher. americans are driving more than a year ago with apple's mobility i object declaration showing rates at 50% above the pre-pandemic level and u.s. energy secretary jennifer granholm raised the prospect of releasing crude oil from the government's strategic petroleum reserve declaring that, quote, all tools are on the table. end quote. so, a lot of different dynamics at play there but all leading to more pain at the pump. mike in. >> mike: kelly o'grady live in l.a. thanks very much. the los angeles city council has passed a vaccine mandate requiring people to show proof of full covid-19 vaccination before entering into a restaurants, bars, gyms, shopping centers, entertainment venues and personal care establishments. the mandate passed in an 11-2 vote today. the ordinance will go into effect one month after its publication. the u.s. is on pace to have 200 million at home covid-19 rapid tests available per month beginn

russia's cosmonaut training center has suspended its ties with the club which is about 500 miles to the east of moscow spending an investigation. pretty standard i have to say in situations like this. russian aviation -- [inaudible]. airlines have upgraded their planes and fleets. but you do still get these kinds of crashes, usually smaller aircraft, particularly in the region. claudia, a real tragedy. if there is a silver lining, though, in this story, it is that six people pulled out of that plane alive. all of them now in the hospital, fighting for their lives. claudia? >> claudia: ryan, we are pulling for them as well. ryan chilcote in london, thank you very much. eric? >> eric: claudia, taiwan showing off its military might during celebrations for its national day today. thousands looked on as soldiers marched and tanks rumbled through the streets. growing tensions with china cast a shadow over these festivities. in the past week beijing have set waves of fighter jets into taiwan's defense zone. more than 150 have flown through. yesterday chinese president vowed to achieve a quote unifi

east bay, warm and sunny. 93 in oakland. 88 in union city. hot inland. heading to oracle park it will be a warm day for the ballgame. t-shirts, sunglasses, hats. leave the jackets at home. first pitch temperature, 75 degrees and warming up to 77 by the ninth inning. we will cool off along the coastline on monday but still pretty warm inland. tuesday, temperatures drop off rapidly. the warmest spots will struggle to reach 80 degrees. along the shoreline, 60's and 70's. future weather, the end of the week, a system dropping into california bringing us a chance of some rainfall. the chance looks b central and southern california but it is something to keep an eye on for friday. the accuweather 7 day forecast -- spare the air tomorrow. gradual cooling on monday. tuesday, it feels much better with better air quality. thursday, cool for october. we track a chance for a shower on friday. kate: ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ kate: we

if anything, the rain edges by the east but there _ anything, the rain edges by the east but there will be heavy showers following on behind and once again a windy— following on behind and once again a windy night but also still a mild one _ windy night but also still a mild one. tomorrow through the course of the day— one. tomorrow through the course of the day our— one. tomorrow through the course of the day our first weather front that has been _ the day our first weather front that has been with us for a while starts to edge _ has been with us for a while starts to edge over towards the east. you can see _ to edge over towards the east. you can see heavy showers following on behind _ can see heavy showers following on behind. through the day things will improve _ behind. through the day things will improve from the west, we will see brighter— improve from the west, we will see brighter conditions with some sunshine _ brighter conditions with some sunshine coming in and temperatures are slipping _ sunshine coming in and temperatures are slipping just a little bit. thank— ar

truth is hard to triangulate among spies, despots, and the middle east. you're going to hear that saad aljabri may not be spotless. but as a spymaster, saad says he has one more favor for america: a warning about a prince, with the power to trouble the world. >> dr. saad aljabri: i am here to sound the alarm about a psychopath, killer, in the middle east, with infinite resources, who poses threat to his people, to the americans, and to the planet. >> pelley: saad aljabri is talking about mohammed bin salman, who seized power behind the back of the man greeting president obama. that's mohammed bin nayef, then heir to the throne. but in 2017, nayef was arrested by prince mohammed bin salman. a psychopath? >> saad aljabri: a psychopath with no empathy. doesn't feel emotion, never learned from his experience. and we have witnessed atrocities and crimes committed by this killer. >> pelley: a source from u.s. intelligence told us, saad aljabri would never show up for this interview. he'd lived too long in a silent profession. the fact that he did show up is a m

we spent joins of dollars in the million -- middle east and we cannot land it with the lights on. i landed and it was an incredible experience. i got to meet real people. real soldiers. real generals, real officers. we have great generals. i said to them, they greeted me with the airplane. immediately whisked me inside. the hit and with the money we spent but i met two generals who could start in any movie. they have that quality. soldiers who were unbelievable. could've been a movie star. you know, you are looking -- a good-looking guy. i met the general and said what is your first name? raisin. like a raisin? you mean your name is general raisin cane? i love you. you are what i am looking for. i am looking for that. so general, they said it will take two years to get rid of the isis caliphate in iraq. do you agree with that? no, sir. i said, you don't, but my washington general said we will -- it would take two years. i disagree, sir. how long will it take? we can do it in four weeks, maybe less. i said wait a minute, explain this to me. they would come here and of a higher rank

the densest smoke will remain further to the east. it should clear out as the weather pattern shifted around by tuesday and wednesday of next week. we talk about that and a chance of showers headed our way in the full forecast. >>> a busy friday night in mission bay here in san francisco. the luke combs concert is just getting underway at chase center , and right up the street, the giants are taking on the padres. a very important game at oracle, where they make lunch the western division with a win tonight and a daughter's loss. >>> things are busy on the other side of the bay. after 18 months, oaklands popular first friday festival is back. it kicked off a few hours ago among telegraph avenue. >>> a new spin on sideshow enforcement in san jose. kpix 5's kiet do confronted one of two men the city took to court over social media posts. >> reporter: one of the attorneys told the judge that his client was simply posting about meeting up in a parking lot, that all this was outrageous and overly broad. the judge wasn't buying it. she had

it is scheduled for 7:00 our time tomorrow from a small texas town east of el paso. 90-year-old shatner and three other people will take a short 11-minute flight into space before returning to earth. crews spent today going through some final preparations to go. >> 90 years old. >> and he is sharp. >> thanks for joining us. we look to see you back here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests - daniel craig meghan trainor musical guest, chloe and featuring the legendary roots crew questlove: 1534. >> steve: and now here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. come on now. welcome everybody. thank you so much. thank you, thank you enjoy yourself, please welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for tuning in. [ cheers and applause guys, i'm excited about this daniel craig is here tonight [ cheers and applause stars in the new james bond movie "no time to

mike: west coast may soon see heavy rains feeling like fall in the east coast and soon you'll be able to know the latest forecast with fox weather launching tomorrow. amy can tell us more, congratulations. what are some of the cool bells and whistles that you guys will have to make fox weather awesome. >> first immediately at your fingertips and you can follow incredible technology. one of the things that we have is a 3g radar and what it allows you to do is look at storms and while you're trying to figure out if you have to send kids off with rain gear in the morning or you're trying to decide what the football game is doing to be like later that you will take the family to or maybe a business even revolves around weather, you'll be able to look at the radar and not just as you would time the storms out but 3d look at your fingertips. easy to use and it's be exciting to watch the weather in a technology way at the same time they are living it in their lives. mike: you're a veteran meteorologist, i've watched you many times in new jersey, in new york visiting family. it's exciting for

on the east coast of the united states, 9:00 a.m. right here in singapore. this man, one of the greatest of all time is here today. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> this is the oval office. >> i have all the answers and i will explain why. >> broadcasting live we are here from vietnam. >> sean: were broadcasting tonight, in london. >> who is a fascist? >> you will, actually. >> i'm a fascist. i didn't get that reaction when i came out. >> thank you, god bless you, good night! >> sean: amazing, it's like a blur. of 25 years, but i will always be forever grateful to all of you, to my partners here at fox news. they let me be me. and i'm grateful for that. this has changed my life in every way imaginable. i'm ever grateful to all of you that make the show possible. but our work is far from over. tonight, my heart's quite troubled. mitch mcconnell, where is your backbone? where are your principles? moments ago, mitch mcconnell and ten other weak republican senators, gave their democratic colleagues are very generous gift. when they've been telling us for two mon

well, he had been taking part today in a routine public meeting with voters about 40 miles east of london when a 25 year old british national of somali heritage ran into the church and stabbed him again and again before then waiting calmly to be arrested. counter-terrorism police are now leading the investigation. >> it will be investigated to determine whether or not this is a terrorist incident. but, as always, i will keep an open mind. >> memorial services are taking place across the country this evening and flags are flying at half staff as tributes power in. prime minister boris johnson remembered him fondly. >> the reason i think people are so shocked and saddened is, above all, he was one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics. >> there is no sense of a motive yesterday. david was 69, a leading voice in support of is real, he was a devout catholic who voted against gay marriage and abortion but also a centrist who always avoided con troll situate. there has however long been a concern in the uk about security at these public meetings and this attacks those memories

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warmer thannage all the way from the west to the east. it looks to be wetter than normal on the east coast and also through the great lakes. so that's not great for the great lakes for all the leaves too. if it's going to be wet, the leaves come down sooner. in texas, we've got numerous thunderstorms rolling through. san antonio, you're probably up early this morning. loud claps of thunder out there and numerous storms heading up into areas of victoria. eventually this will roll toward houston this morning. as we go throughout the afternoon, numerous showers and thunderstorms through oklahoma, little rock, missouri. on saturday, a lot of that rain, you're going to be waking up to a rainy morning in st. louis. chicago, on-and-off storms through saturday that will roll through indianapolis during the afternoon, and hit-and-miss storms around nashville on saturday. for today's forecast, cool and crisp. a lot of people turning their heat on in new england. this afternoon will be beautiful with a lot of sunshine. this weekend, the east coast w

this morning, the east coast on alert. >>> kids and the covid vaccine. all eyes on the fda ahead of the high stakes decision, a panel meeting to vote on the shot for children ages 5 to 11. the new details on the rollout, what it means for school and celebrating the holidays. >>> nearing the finish line. democrats close in on an agreement for president biden's economic plan. the president meeting with key senators, trying to seal the deal. >>> hate crimes spike. the fbi reporting a dramatic increase with a surge in attacks against asian-americans during the pandemic. how the fbi is responding to the uptick. >>> drag race tragedy. two children killed and eight others injured after a car lost control and crashed into the crowd. the latest on the investigation this morning. >>> fatal movie set shooting investigation. the first eye witness accounts of what happened on the new alec baldwin film. this morning, the moment one of the crew members called 911. >> this is [ bleep ] that yelled at me lunch. he's supposed to check the gun. he's responsible for this. >

you know, middle east caribbean, central america in my earlier years in the military but i had extensive international, foreign, and domestic experiences and what you find is you find it's like you're going into an enemy camp. you know, in the case of the trump administration. it was like walking into an enemy camp and you felt -- i mean, to me, i felt like -- i didn't feel threatened, but i felt like man, all of these people are here to do nothing more than just hurt this president. and it was like they -- and what we've learned, what we've learned -- so this is all public. though people really, really wanted to dig into the case against mike flynn at all of the filings and all of the things that have come out, even now even you still see stuff coming out now with this sussman indictment and some of the other things that i think durham is actually -- actually is going to probably start to look at. i think it's fascinating, and i think what you learn is that we have two separate governments. we have the one that actually gets elected and goes into office, and then you have a government i

steve: 7:16 in the east and jillian joins us with news from florida. jillian: brian laundry's father is expected to join in the search for his son. the family's lawyer suggesting the fbi is requesting his help. laundrie remains the only person of interest in the gabby petino case. the 22-year-old's body was discovered in a wyoming park after the pair took a cross-country road trip. appears to be creeping into the suburbs. two high end retailers robbed. stealing purses from a blooming dale store. other video show thieves running off from merchandise louie vitton store. fast food chain is sending office stack to will cashiers worker shortage. raising canes hope to hire staff. until then corporate staff will fill the void. masked celebrity singer leaving the baby voted off after crushing the flintstones theme song. who was the celebrity in take a look. >> legendary super star larry the cable guy. >> unfortunately, larry the cable guy is going home. the comedian admitting he had a blast on the show. i have not seen the show but people like it. steve: larry

people back home in east l.a. found her choice of college mystifying. what'd your friends say when you told them where you were going to school? >> paiz: oh, they thought i was so stupid. >> wertheim: what do they think you should have done? >> paiz: taken a four-year scholarship to a real school. >> wertheim: was that-- was that an option? >> paiz: yeah. >> wertheim: can i ask what school? >> paiz: berkeley. ( laughter ) >> wertheim: you had a four-year scholarship lined up to berkeley? >> paiz: yeah. >> wertheim: you said, "nah. i'm-- i'm going to come to the desert and-- be--be a cowhand." >> paiz: yeah. >> wertheim: what-- what is this feeding in you? what-- what are you getting out of this? >> paiz: at base level, you know, fun. it's a lot of fun to, like, run on a horse and chase a cow, you know. but i think you-- you also do genuinely learn life skills from that. i think you-- you can't quit when the work gets hard, you know. >> wertheim: deep springs was built on a kind of formula: take a handful of the best and brightest... >> the law. >> werth

his troops, of course, illegally occupying east ukraine, have illegally annexed the crimean peninsula. he has troops in georgia. all of this in response, though, from the russian perspective to moves by nato to encourage countries like ukraine and georgia to think that one day they might join the north atlantic treaty organization, an organization that lloyd austin, secretary of the u.s. defense secretary, again on a recent tour to both of those countries, reiterated his view that russia is perceived as a danger and a threat to its neighbors. so in that context, vladimir putin is flexing his muscles, playing a bit hard to get, getting a bit of extra attention by not appearing at cop-26. we're all talking about his non-appearance. we're not talking about him if he were going. and similarly with the g20 saying he's not going to go to that appearance either. meanwhile at home, isa, the covid pandemic is beginning to spin not quite out of control, but certainly out of control of the moscow authorities and indeed the national government. with vladimir putin signing a decree just a couple d

the highest ever going back to 1959 now, for the september read on existing home sales, let's head east to diana olick. diana? >> rick, existing home sales in september rose 7% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 6.29 million, that's a beat, the street was looking at 3 3.7% the realtors are pointing to august brief drop in mortgage rates. these would be signed contracts from july and august, not only lower rates but that rates would begin to rise this fall, which they have and are significantly higher the inventory of homes for sale dropped to 1.27 million, down 13% year over year and a 2.4 month supply continues topush prices higher. the median existing price, 352,800, up 13.3% yearover year, but it's actually the smallest annual gain we've seen all year and part of it is that mix of what's selling, very little selling on the lower end of the market. in fact, homes priced between 100 and $250,000 sales dropped 23% year over year, million dollar plus home sales up 30% year over year again, a nice strong beat on sales in september back to you guys david? >> diana, thank you. dian

a tornado warning was issued as the severe weather threat continues to travel to the east. >>> closer to home, a rock slide shut down a section of highway 1 on the central coast. caltrans sweeting out a photo of the pile of rocks blocking the road. caltrans doesn't have an estimate on when that road is going reopen. >>> nasa releasing these two side by side images showing just how much the storm transferred the sierra nevada mountain range. you can see a big difference of just how much snow really fell. >> boy, paul, we're going to need every inch of that and more. >> looks good. awfully nice weather, though, across the entire region today. we get to absorb some of that rain that fell over the weekend. some patchy fog. we'll take a look in just a moment. the warm weather continues for tomorrow and friday. near average high temperatures, significantly warmer than where we were the past several days. we cool down a little bit ast t chance of showers we had north of the golden gate on saturday, taking that out focast. the rain chances dropping below 20%. tonight we'll just see patchy fog

some of the rain could well push in towards the south and east of scotland. yet more wet and windy weather on the way. set by algorithms. this is bbc world news. i'm rich preston. 0ur this is bbc world news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: thousands much for abortion rights across the united states as pro—choice supporters via the supreme court could impose further restrictions.— further restrictions. nobody wakes up — further restrictions. nobody wakes up in _ further restrictions. nobody wakes up in the _ further restrictions. nobody wakes up in the morning . further restrictions. nobody | wakes up in the morning and says, i want to get an abortion today, it is the hardest decision a woman will have to make in her entire life and we should trust women to make that decision for themselves. hundreds forced to evacuate a resort island in honduras is fire destroys dozens of homes. thousands demonstrated across was ill as president —— across presentjair was ill as president —— across present jair bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic. after days

. >>> east bay mud has installed 40 portable generators and pumps to be sure water keeps flowing to its over 1 million customers in the event of a large-scale outage. >> to run our treatment plants we use power. to get water up into the hills we need power. and when the power is out, we need our customers to conserve so that we can keep that water ready for what is necessary. >> the emergency equipment will remain in place throughout the rest of the fire season. >>> 7:00, walgreens is shutting down five more san francisco stores where thieves keep clearing out the shelves. these are the locations that will close one by one next month. the company says active prescriptions and employees will be transferred to nearby stores. >>> videos like this one have gone viral. walgreens told us that across the san francisco stores is five times higher than the average, and it is having 46 times higher security costs in the city. >>> the city supervisor is calling on the city to do more to combat this type of theft. he recently proposed legislation that would allow businesses to contract with the she

nearly 20% from other including venezuela, russia, romania, eastern europe, you know, the far east. i mean, how do we, how do you even stop that if it goes so far beyond the area that is the, quote, root causes? >> eric, that's such a, an important question because as you've just shown, this is a global phenomenon that's taking place. passing through many of these asylum seekers through central america, through mexico, but they're coming from all over the world. are we going to institute root cause policies for all of these countries? and the fact that we're spending money to address problems in a handful of countries, we -- none of it will add up because this is truly global. but also, how much can we expect of the governments in central america and in mexico to implement the kind of policies the social agendas that we have that supposedly will keep people at home. how is that actually going to work? do we have the credibility in the united states to really dictate and work cooperatively with these governments for a kind of common policy on migration? that has not been spelled out,

all three platforms stopped working just before noon on the east coast and marked the longest outage for facebook since the 2008 outage that knocked the site out for a day contractors tell nbc they were unable to acsays their accounts internally this comes before frances haugen's testimony before congress today. >>> worry before china's property sector continues. fan taz ya holdings failed to pay a $206 million payment yesterday. this after the company weeks ago reassured invests it had workin capital. they have roughly $3 billion on local and international bond payments to make between now and the end of the next year shares were halted in overnight trading in hong kong and the federal reserve is working with the office of the inspector general to examine trades made last year. they're looking at whether those transactions met ethics zarnds or broke the law it comes after three fed officials all made significant financial transactions last year brian? >> yeah, and two of the three of those gentlemen are out right now. we'll see what happens with the third right now. richard klarida.

they all got crushed with this and the area there is heading towards the east. this big low is cut off from the mainstream so it's just sitting there and anything downstream of that trough is where we see the heaviest action. not only a flash flood warning near panama city, but tornado warnings this morning. that's where we expect to see much of the action through parts of south carolina, anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of rainfall. mountainous area and flash flooding over the next several day, slow-moving system. time for your warm cities sponsored by american express. >>> we often talk about new england for fall foliage. how about utah? check out this shot. the aspens are turning a golden brown. love this time of year, guys. >> beautiful time of the year, thank you, rob. >>> and we're going to "rise & shine" in wisconsin this morning. the badger state in all its glory. you'll see it all morning long in our second hour. we'll be right back. ♪ you pour your heart into everything you do, which is a lot. so take care of that heart with lipton. because sippin' on uns

lots of the usual slow downs the east bay. a new crash report in southbound 101, and that is sloped as you make -- slo to put her luma. >> 60's along the coast. 70's confined to the inland neighborhoods. if y doing a little bit of music listening today, temperatures in the mid 60's, falling to the 50's. >> thank you. coming up on "gma," if you are heading home for the holidays, why you might want to put that flight this weekend. we will have another news update coming up in about 30 minutes. as always, the news is on abc7news.com. beautiful shot of the bay area beautiful shot of the bay area on this friday. when you hear the word healthy, it always feels a little out of reach. that's 'cause the way we're thinking about it is all wrong. so we made a healthier song. for some folks it's like baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means bringing stuff to the folks ♪ ♪ that really need it. ♪ ♪ like millie's meds straight to her door or care at home. ♪ ♪

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then it will spread east. looking at amounts should be highest along the hills with trace amounts in south bay. here we are 11:00 in the morning and we have rain from marin to sonoma. as we get to 2:00 it is a rainy afternoon the by the evening commute things should wrap up. another one on thursday brings totals to about a third of an inch. highest amounts throughout nevado. as we look at the coastal hills, once again, picking up on the most rain. pretty nice afternoon if you are heading out early tonight with the kids, we will be looking at the dry conditions inland with those irresistible clouds. spooky tonight at 7:00 with mid to upper 50's. a level 1 system today. that level 1 system is tomorrow. then we get a break. a weaker system keeps things going in the right direction. we should be in our dominant offshore flow. liz: just ahead, quite the welcome mat levi's stadium. a critical moment for the stadium and nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure m

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i'm not a fan of bush getting us into the middle east. if you look at afghanistan and that horrible thing that happened to our nation with these young people being killed, and so badly injured. we have over 2 some, no arms, no legs. -- over 20, no arms, no legs. nobody talks about them. and to leave the military equipment brand-new right out of the box. they didn't explode it or blow it up. they did a couple of old planes that weren't very valuable. it's getting to get pretty close, what's happening on the border is one of the great embarrassments for our country also. judge jeanine: what grade would you give the biden administration? >> i would say an f. it's a failed administration. it's a disaster. i wish he could do well. i love the country more than i love anything. family, god, country. we have to take care of our country. i would love to see him do well. i don't think there has ever been a greater embarrassment as an administration. we had everything ready to go. we landed it on a plate whether it was the border or afghanistan. we

. ♪ ♪ >> diana was born in norfolk in the east of england. >> it was at that time still with one foot in the 1950s. the country people. >> it will see wealthy land owners there is a slight feeling it's at one remove from the rest of the country. >> royalty is asosociated with norfolk. it's where the family spends every christmas with the family. they relax and go hunting and shooting and picnicking. >> being in the country, there were tall trees. >> diana had had a quiet countr life. >> you look at the early pictures and see the country girl, you know, in her cheeky knits. >> she's swimming in the family swimming pool. she's on bicycles. it all seems to be very happy and well. but behind closed doors, it was not a happy house. diana's father was johnny. this man who would be earl spencer and francis, diana's mother had a difficult time with johnny. >> for women of diana's mother's generation or any one of her posh friends, you're supposed to keep popping out male children. >> when i married my husband, i discovered this new word that means that the first born son inherits everything w

you moved from the east coast down here. are you happier down here. what is it like? >> you know what? i thought i was moving a sort of temporarily -- i thought i was going to bide my time half and half and keep my home in connecticut and i found a little -- >> greg: is that like a mammal? >> it's french for something you can afford. i don't make the big bucks like you, mr. nighttime. i'm so excited for you. greg, we've been friends for a long, long time. i'm glad i moved away. you would come to my house, sit in my garden, watch the sailboats go by. and he would be invited for lunch and i couldn't get rid of him until way after dinner. and this beautiful russian rusky wife would go, greg, you must go home. get in the car, get in the car, greg! >> greg: she's not watching right now. >> you're safe, she's in moscow. >> greg: should we do one story? all right. first up. a man wasn't tardy to his own search party. a tushgish man -- >> aren't they all? >> greg: reportedly got so drunk he didn't realize he joined an emergency crew that were looking for him. he drunkenly stu

i remember when dunkin donuts had to go east to west and people just said, jim, you shouldn't like that stock. it went up and up and up as they put more and more stores that's dutch bros going this way. it's going to be incredible. it's no surprise that people look at dutch bros and see the last big coffee chain started in the pacific northwest and took the world by storm i'm talking about starbucks. they got an ether. dutch bros is very focused on the customer experience and so is kevin johnson they don't just remember your name their system remembers your past orders it's surreal they had my annihilator drink down after a half dozen visits i felt like dutch bros was my home at the same time, the drive through concept, it's not that good, it's not a great home but i lived in my car for a while. the store is less than 1,000 square feet but they stick them on 25,000 square foot lots to handle all the car volume. that's allowed them to put up magnificent numbers. that's year the store was the size of like this. it's like this i'm not kidding. it's like that where did those lines go they a

i worked at an all black swimming room in the east side of wilmington, delaware. i was involved. i was involved in what they were thinking, feeling. i was involved. but i was not out marching. i was not down in selma.ot i was not anywhere else. >> jesse: lesson learned? apparently not. this week joe biden was and claimed he's a civil rights activist. >> he looked to me and said, joe, you should run. but, i feel strong strongly about all these issues, being involved with the civil rights movement -- he said, joe, you should do it. >> following my predecessor, the last predecessor, into a deep, deep black hole and abyss. i really made me think about it. that's what got me involved the civil rights as a kid when i was 26 years old. >> joe biden lies, gets caught in decades later he's repeating the same line. what's going on here? can we believe anything that joe biden says? what about his stories about corn pop. t.w. shannon is the former speaker of the house of representatives and he joins us. psychologically, what do you think is going on with joe biden repeating this civil rights

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the point that you are making about policies that relate to middle east policy, foreign policy, we still have healthy debates in our country about what is the right path, and nobody's voice should be suppressed on that. >> reporter: israeli publications jumped on harris for not pushing back against the characterization against palestinians as ethnic genocide. and sources tell cnn calls came into the white house from several leading jewish organizations expressing their concern. the vice president's office is now scrambling to minimize the fallout, putting out a statement today saying the vice president strongly disagrees with the student's characterization of israel, that it was the student who voiced a personal opinion during a political science class. emphasizing the vice president has been unwavering in her commitment to israel. harris' senior staff is working the phones calling several leading pro-israel organizations to make clear that harris' silence did not equate agreement with the student's claim of ethnic genocide. >> there's nothing wrong with criticizing policies of the state

significant and that's really the framing that you heard from the president yesterday when he spoke from the east room of the white house after he had been on capitol hill trying to twist elbows, they are going to sell this as transformational even though so much has been cut out including paid family leave as you have been reporting on as well as tuition-free community college. i was at the white house la night talking to senior administration officials saying they are are in a stronger place than they were, the day did not unfold as they hoped, they wanted that vote on infrastructure, so the president had something to show for it on the world stage, but they believe they have a wink and nod from sinema and manchin as garrett points out what would be more helpful if they came out and gave a full throated endorsement of it. i think one of the things we're watching, is this a done deal some as we've been reporting, there's still a lot of people who want to see paid leave back in. that's something a lot of people are going to be fighting for to the bitter end. >> as you know, i was talking to this

it drops to our east. this is this one is not is not nearly as strong as the one that moved in monday and tuesday, so it's not as deep so this wind is not expected to be nearly as strong, but still, it could be breezy, especially for the bay area hills with winds gusting to 30 to 35 miles an hour, so elevated fire danger is just not nearly as strong as monday and tuesday of this week, but it definitely warmth of stuff that area of high pressure offshore. that will build in for tomorrow friday and into saturday forecast highs for tomorrow. 60 seventies the warmest locations in the lower eighties kind of a nice pattern because it's not extremely hot. we're not talking about triple digits. know what nineties just some low eighties for tomorrow and a beautiful day in san francisco for nlds gamement aroe are expecting mostly clear skies, temperatures will be in the sixties around 63 degrees at first pitch with the westerly breeze. at about 15 miles an hour. here's look ahead your five days you can't see after t

they lost in the immediate battle and they can do that, they could blow some tankers in the middle east but have probably not matter that much. or they could see launch nuclear strikes in america in we're really going to be angry and we can impose costs back on them by then that context it will be the ones are been what i think of as the burden of escalation. they are going to seem like the aggressor and the bad guy and we will be, fdr talked about our righteous might or the flashing sort of anger or vengeance i should say. that's not going to end well for them either. that kind of mixture is the right for emphasizing to his right strategy plus the right strategy for the american people. we can't have a strategy that relies on acceptance risks with a think about how we would get there. >> we're going to go to audience questions next. i want to hit you with one more because of one mature we talked about and that is your thoughts on it binding shaji indus at the hegemonic coalition. >> this is one of the hopefully more novel aspects in the book. so the binding strategy is basically the id

we're approaching high noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west. welcome to "alex witt reports." we are bringing you a live look at the capitol building where any minute now president biden will speak at a memorial service honoring fallen police officers who have died in the line of duty. we're certainly monitoring for you. >>> a new development in president biden's multitrillion dollars spending package that could make or break this bill. the white house is likely to drop a clean electricity program, the most powerful component of biden's plan to battle climate change after facing opposition from that man right there, senator joe manchin. congresswoman prison

mid 60s for oakland and the east bay. just above 70 degrees, low 70s for the santa clara valley, and low to mid 70s for the east bay as you go further inland. the warm spots only reaching up to the mid-70s. more of the same on the way thursday and friday. temperatures are back down a little bit more, especially to san jose, mid to upper 60s, there's and friday. we warm up a bit through the weekend, and visibility will improve. less cloud cover saturday and sunday, good news for fleet week. temperatures will warm up more as you go further inland, back up into the 70s for the north bay, and even 80 degrees sunday in lent in the east bay, but not bad for the middle of october. and temperatures back down again on monday and tuesday. we will zoom in for a closer look at tomorrow's fall like temperatures coming up at 5:30. >> we are so lucky with our weather right now. it's been beautiful. >> the eastern half of the country, it's still like august. >>> the giants get back to work as they continue to prepare for the postseason.

. >> he rose through the ranks while union general in east foundered against elee. grant won battles out west. president lincoln summoned grant east to finish off lee, that grant did. >> grant embarked on the campaign one of bold quick pursuits in military history that winds of trapping lee at the courthouse. and securing his surrender in april 9, 1865. brett: lee expected grant might make him prisoner, instead grant let lee and his men return home on their promise to not take up arms against the union again. >> there was at least some warm feelings he treated in victory of south justly. the way in which grant sought to encourage confederate soldiers to take a mule home to start farming, officers able to take a gun home, really sense of treating lee with great dignity. brett: it was not capstone of grant's career as a soldier but start of his second act as a statesman, for his surrender terms followed a blueprint for a reconstruction of the union that lincoln had sketched out much southern states would be welcomed back if -- if they pledged loyalty to union, just 5

that will be gradually pushing its way north and east as the day goes on. may take quite a bit of time before it gets into northernmost parts of scotland. behind it, it will be brightening up, but you may see some heavy showers moving in, and it'll be windiest through southern parts of england and south wales. that's your weekend for you. into next week, showers, some sunshine at times and for all parts, it'll be turning colder as we get into november. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... in an exclusive interview with the bbc, the indonesian president says wealthier countries need to do more to get the world's poorer countries vaccinated. translation: i see that everyone has helped, - but in my opinion, it's not enough — notjust for indonesia, but for all developing countries, and especially for poorer countries. ahead of the g20 meeting, president biden unveils his $1.75 trillion spending plan, calling it a historic investment in the country's future. also in the programme...