yeah, it�*s the biggest. it�*s the largest. and what you see, the design of this pavilion is actually a falcon. the bird in flight, because that�*s the main bird of the country. so it really reflects the journey of this country from the desert to where they are right now. what should we expect from these kind of world fairs? should we expect the next big invention? or is it more about countries posturing? it�*s more our posturing, really. i think the uae is very clear that they were not expecting one big idea to come out of the expo, which we have seen in the past, right? and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i�*m not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they�

is that�*s happened. how long that will take isn�*t clear, but those who help take care of our coastline fear the scenes here could be a symptom of a much bigger problem. it could be something to do with climate change, and the wildlife trust are concerned about the two catastrophes at the moment — climate change and biodiversity loss — and if that carries on, obviously we'll be in trouble. it appears most of the sea life washed up on this beach has been cleared up. in the meantime, the environment agency says it is investigating. it has taken samples of crabs, water and sand to see if pollution was the cause of these wash—ups. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. it has been a saturday of sunny spells and isolated showers, but there is more rain to come for sunday. in fact, it is going to arrive tonight through the night, moving up from the south—west, a significant area of low pressure bringing a spell of heavy rain and gale force gusts of wind. ahead of i

she�*s beat romania�*s opponent in straight sets in the second round. no crowds at the tournament because of covet, but erratic hanukkah certainly enjoyed plenty of local support, her grandmother lives in bucharest. she will face another teenager that sixth seed from ukraine next. going well for emma, but the british number one is out of the vienna open at the second round stage, took the first set that lasted three to the canadian sixth seed, felix. ryan reynolds and rob mcallen, the hollywood stars who bought the cracks in football club in february, welcome they visited the racecourse ground for the first time. they watched the conference i�*d lose at maidenhead on tuesday night, but they have been meeting local fans and club staff in north wales this afternoon. , , ,., ., , afternoon. the support that this club has had _ afternoon. the support that this club has had in _ afternoon. the support that this club has had in the _ afternoon. the support that this club has had in the past - afternoon. the support that this club has had in the past and i a

that�*s right. one of the key things we have to do is to pair the vaccine with other great medical breakthroughs like medicines and tests. so when we have a new strategy we launched today, and we aim to save 4 million more lives and prevent i million more lives and prevent i billion other infections over the next five years but one of the next five years but one of the things we have to do is remember medical breakthroughs are not enough, so we are investing in community health workers to bring those test, medicines, nets and even new tools like the vaccine to the millions of children and families affect by malaria in rural and poorer communities who have really been out of reach of these life—saving breakthroughs. reach of these life-saving breakthroughs.— reach of these life-saving breakthroughs. the timing of this, obviously _ breakthroughs. the timing of this, obviously given - breakthroughs. the timing of this, obviously given all - breakthroughs. the timing of this, obviously given all of

, emotions, it�*s a huge change so really now it�*s a story of resilience and how the locals learn to adapt or make changes. tell resilience and how the locals learn to adapt or make changes.- to adapt or make changes. tell us more about _ to adapt or make changes. tell us more about this _ to adapt or make changes. tell us more about this particular- to adapt or make changes. tell us more about this particular volcano and how it compares with other volcanoes we have seen erupting around the world in recent years. la palma is part of an area of volcanism called hotspot volcanism. this means magma has risen from very deep within our mantle over many millions of years up to the surface. it has found weaknesses in the crust and that it has pushed its way through. it is very different to tectonic activity where we have plates of diverging or converging. in this case, a bit like hawaii, magma has forced its way through. 0nce magma has forced its way through. once it stops erupting, once it comes down, will that be for the foreseeable future, for years to come or is there a danger it can er

it�*s meant to get headlines, it�*s meant to have us talk about it, and we are, but let�*s be clear that while the number of incursions into this air defence identification zone is unprecedented in the last three days, 93 separate incursions, it is also something that happens all the time. it is not an incursion into taiwanese airspace and both the americans and the chinese well know the red lines on taiwan that could lead to real confrontation and neither, at this point, have come to actually breaching them. if it�*s unprecedented, i guess it is a bold move. i now want to ask you about the timing. china, of course, sees taiwan as a breakaway province. do you think that longer this goes on, possibly they are moving hearts and minds to taiwan, and also it shows that china is more confident about its military endeavours now? china certainly is more confident about standing up for their principles and want the americans to treat them with respect — they think that�*s not happening. of course, the americans are doing a lot more in asia through a national security lens. you know about a

and she�*s happy and she�*s ready to go. you know, working with wildlife, you don�*t want to get attached to them. they are wild animals, they do bite, so you�*ve got to be very careful with them. but, you know, you�*ve seen them go through this whole rehabilitation journey with them, you experience all of their ups and downs and then, just seeing them finally go back is — it�*s just really rewarding to watch. woman: is it a boy or a girl? it�*s a girl. it's a girl? yes. lovely. so we�*re gonna be opening the cage in a few minutes here and once that happens, she�*ll just slowly make her way to the sea. from her and just lets her go at her own pace. 0k! this is kind of what we need to keep going. you know, the climate and biodiversity crisis can feel so overwhelming, it can feel like we are just, you know, we�*re doomed. but having little wins like this, i think inspires people to pull together and, you know, and change things. now you may recall last month, we caught up with freddie pearson, a graduate from

�*s trade body. ukie�*s educational arm digital schoolhouse will see this version of the game used as a teaching tool across a wide variety of subjects including history, art, english and computing. most teachers will agree, that when you are teaching children, passive consumption of knowledge has limited retention value long—term. the best way to get children to learn and to develop a deep and full understanding, which they can then apply later on down the line, is by getting them actively involved in doing something that is engaging. do not lose your course through the storm! so in the future, when we want to learn something, as well as consulting a book or research with the help of the internet, some of us mightjust pick up a games controller as well. where am i? jotunheim! i wish history was taught like that when i was at school, i would have been brilliant at it! i know, it reminds me of when i tried to learn a language using a mind palace in virtual reality, in 10 minutes i learned so much

here�*s what we saw from abu dhabi when wednesday�*s play began. this was the very first time england and bangladesh had met in a t20 international — the cricket format constructed for big shots. rash—hitting can kind of be contagious. the catchers were catching, 2—2 balls. the score was stalling — check your phones. not enough. but bangladesh fans bring huge enthusiasm — and always a tiger. now that�*s the batting they came for, that�*s the spirit they dress for. but in this game of cat—and—mouse, it was bangladesh who were caught again. and gone. score 124, and the game was already gone against this england team. jason roy improvises and executed over the ground for 61. england were home in the 15th over. so far, two wins, no doubts. as a cricketer, you always have some horrid, dark thoughts in your mind before the game. "what if this can happen, this can happen?" you have to remind yourself that your training has been so good. so ijust have to keep reminding myself to do what i do in training, and things will be all right. now

this will be the s and p�*s fourth consecutive term in government. the ceremony would normally take place injuly but it was postponed because of the corona virus pandemic. alexander mackenzie reports. the queen and the duke and duchess of rotc made the shortjourney from the palace of holyrood house to the scottish they parliament. were greeted by the party leaders, including the first minister nicola sturgeon. msps gathered as the mace and the crown of scotland were placed in the chamber, symbolising this new session of parliament. marking this new session does indeed bring a sense of beginning and renewal. the scottish parliament has been at the heart of scotland�*s response to the pandemic. the people across this country looking to you for leadership and stewardship and i hope you will remain at the forefront as we move towards a phase of recovery. due forefront as we move towards a phase of recovery-— of recovery. due to the pandemic, much of the _ of recovery. due to the pandemic, much of the music _ of recovery. due to the pandemic, much of

so, there�*s a real shortage of cash here, and that�*s what�*s driven this crisis. western diplomats, however, they have deep concerns about the taliban, about their willingness to crack down on groups like al-qaeda, for example, about their treatment of women and young girls. the taliban want international legitimacy, they say they want international assistance, but it�*s not clear what they�*re willing to compromise on to get it. time to find a solution to this, though, is running out. let�*s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the egyptian president, abdel fattah al sisi, has ended the state of emergency that had been in force in egypt since april twenty seventeen. in a facebook post, mr al sisi said he would not be extending the measure because egypt had become — as he put it — an oasis of security and stability. facebook has removed a video by brazilian presidentjair bolsonaro from its platforms because he made false claims suggesting coronavirus vaccines could cause aids. in this video — president bolsonaro can be seen reading from

it�*s all part of the uk�*s aim for a sustainable energy revolution. it�*s actually much smoother than it looks. if you thought your commute to work was rough going, check this out. we are with a team trying to get out to service a wind turbine. so the north sea is famous for its savage weather. but that�*s why they have put the wind turbines out here, because this is where the wind is. but of course, it means they are very hard, whoa, to maintain. the swell is up to three metres high today.

so outside for this hour 60's and 70's. it is a nice night around bay area 69 degrees in downtown san francisco 68 in oakland. we're looking at low 70's along the east bay shoreline like hayward, 70 degrees there. 71 currently in fremont downtown san jose, you're at a high of 74 and conquered a nice in warm at 75 degrees. so those clear skies skies will continue during the overnight hours. you're going to wake up to a great visibility tomorrow morning. if you're going to heading to work and the using the roadways should be really nice and say for you there visibility wise tomorrow. still warm. still sunny, we're going to see some 90's and some are hotter inland spots again and then things are going to change once we get into tuesday and wednesday much cooler conditions. and like i was mentioning the rain possible on friday into saturday. so look ahead. you can see it start taper down temperature wise. we get into money from tuesday, almost a 10 degree difference in lynn by wednesday. you're looking mid 70's inland, mid 60's

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to low 70's. a much cooler forecast next week. reyna john, thank you for that. not tracking any major hot spots. just an accident right here along highway 4. >> westbound for east of willow pass road conquer seen a slight delay as you're traveling there. the richmond center fell commute. as you're traveling out of richmond, a little under 11 minutes. we haven't had any major delays out of richmond. the bay bridge as you're crossing from the east bay into the city. a little under 60 minutes for your drive time or 5, 1880 start to slow down just a bit headed across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 14 minutes and in the south bay, we go check in on 2 8582. no major issues star ian james, back to you. thanks a lot. it's time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning. rob. morning daryn. so my is in the news and doing well on wall street. not not that i own it. but they have my money. bank of america. >> you know, when we're talking about a l

it�*s not. in fact, in the real world, it�*s not. it�*s not clear—cut. but, in the real world, a lot of people have very miserable deaths. you only have to read the book published recently by the dignity in dying campaign, i think called last rights — terrible stories of what goes on in this country. now, every time i operated, there was a risk i�*d make things worse. i mean, that is the nature of medicine — it is uncertain. and it�*s almost you have an essentially utilitarian ethic — "will more people benefit than will suffer?" and you apply that ethic even to the process of assisted dying? yes, i think you have to. so, in some cases, somebody could be assisted to die in circumstances which, upon reflection, were wrong. ithink... a mistake. yes. that�*s horrible. no, that is the nature of medicine. you know, you can never be certain. and in retrospect, you may say, "well, that wasn�*t right at the time." but even then... you know, there is no evidence that this is a significant problem in the many countries where this is possible. and the

's even 50's 60's for your daytime highs near the coastline. 60's for almost all the rest of the bay area. we have one lone 70 on the map today. and i'll tell you when that's about to come up. it's going to be a minute san jose at 64 freeman to hayward in the low 60's. even the tri valley on up through conquer dodging the 70's staying in the 60's oakland at 64 today as well. pittsburgh in antioch. a nice 67 and there's your 70 in sandra fell right along the bay. our warmest spot in the bay area today, tomorrow and sunday. we get warmer more 70's on the map and sunday's going to be the warmest of the weekend. we do have a steady breeze pretty much all weekend long today. we tap into good sunshine after morning sprinkles have long worked their way out monday and tuesday of next week are going to be even windier yet. and that's going to spark up some fire dangers. so really the to this forecast is cool and breezy reyna. all right. cool and breezy. okay. so we do have some accidents out there. this one just popping up and conquer southbound to 42 south of salon away. so we're seeing a sl

here�*s what we know so far. the announcement will cover a range of professions, including nurses, teachers, the armed forces. some of the changes will applyjust to england, because pay in a number of areas is controlled by scotland, wales and northern ireland. the pay freeze will officially end in april next year. but we don�*t know yet what the pay rises will be. independent pay review bodies will make recommendations in the new year and then we�*ll get a lot more detail about exactly what this means for the money in people�*s pockets. the government really need to make a statement and notjust say we are getting rid of the pay freeze. what they need to say is we are prepared to put a significant amount of money into the public sector to fund a decent pay rise that will make catch—up for the last year. the government has talked a lot recently about higher wages. the prime minister and chancellor think it is key to rebuilding the economy and to addressing fears about the cost of living. the government als

will temperatures cooling into the 60's and 70's. no 80's anywhere in sight. certainly no 90's either your view outside her berkeley hills camera is showing some of the low gray that we do have sifted into the bay during our overnight hours. you can still see the view down towards berkeley in the distance. and honestly overall are visibilities fearing just fine as cloud cover is for the most part sitting right above us this morning. so don't expect much in the way of any sort of fog that's going to be blocking out much of review for your wednesday. morning commute 50's and 60's for those current temps hayward oakland conquered and pittsburgh in the low 60's while dublin livermore at 58 berkeley and san francisco each at 57 no 40's on the map this morning. but santa rosa, you're pretty close to that mark at 52 degrees currently wake-up planner shows you that by the time we move into the afternoon day. time highs certainly nothing hot. it's only 60's and 70's even for for this to inland neighbors. just some low 70's. a cool mostly cloudy day and feeling like the

to the 60's now wednesday and thursday, we get even cooler with 70's inland. and that's the way we stay into the weekend friday night into saturday morning bringing a potential of rainfall and i'm going to be keeping all my fingers crossed that that rainfall does pan out in a meaningful way. reyna john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at the traffic this morning. we do have an accident along 80 westbound east. >> the university avenue in berkeley. so again, keeping a close eye on that. but as you make it from the maze to that free much exits. going to be a little under 12 minutes for your drive time. there. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge you're heading across towards the peninsula a little under 14 minutes. the richmond sandra fell commute a as you head out of richmond. let's also check out the golden gate bridge clear skies. no major fog about 20 minutes into the city. lit orange county crews worked to clean up a potential environmental catastrophe. a major oil spill close miles of shoreline and trigger. an urgent response to pr

no chance of rainfall today and temperatures actually pretty mild to start 40's 50's and 60's for current temperatures. you're pretty typical spreading numbers. we've got half moon bay santa rosa in the 40's well or warmer spots being alameda berkeley, pittsburgh, brentwood and hayward. all in the 60's talking about that cool down and even a chance of showers this weekend. first, though, on over to will go and we're looking at some pretty good conditions on the roads. right. for the most part that we do have some areas that have problems like here in the tri valley pleasanton southbound 6.80, at stoneridge drive. looks like there's an overturned vehicle there. one lane currently blocked also along 84. i'm not saying accident there just slower traffic. >> as you're traveling into the city, a little under 30 minutes. the meteor lights just came on a little bit ago. so we've been keeping a close eye on that 5, 1880, moving along pretty nicely. no major issues as you're heading across towards the peninsula. the of the san mateo bridge will have more on the south bay we get back. but for now,

for afghanistan�*s men�*s team, at least, cricket has meant global connection and rapid rise. the future is seriously uncertain. in sharjah, their batters enjoyed themselves, but there�*s mark watt to spoil the fun. zazai gone. scotland are never down for long. neither, however, was the ball. 11 sixes in afghanistan�*s 190. scotland, follow that! sadly, they couldn�*t. tough enough facing afghanistan�*s spin bowlers but then the wicket—keeper holds a catch like this! the match became afghanistan�*s occasion. 60 all—out. ouch! well, that is world cup cricket. joe wilson, bbc news. that�*s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

here�*s the who�*s dr bruce aylward. the g20 will meet at the end of october, we need them to say where are we against those commitments? and i can tell you today we�*re not on track. we need to really speed it up. or, you know what? this pandemic is going to go on for a year longer than it needs to. here are the numbers. less than 5% of africa�*s population have been vaccinated — that figure is 40% on most other continents. last year, an international scheme, called covax, was created to ensure vaccines were made available around the world. with it came many big promises. injune, leaders of the g7�*s wealthiest nations pledged 1 billion doses to the scheme. then in september, there were more promises made at the un general assembly. for example, the us donated another 500 million vaccines on top of what it had already pledged. but then research that same month calculated that of the 1 billion doses pledged, just 15% had been delivered. well, new research out earlier also shows big shortfalls — as our global he

then we had 70's today, tomorrow bringing more so temperatures in the 60's. so we've glad gradually slid down the temperature letter setting us up for where we're at now, which is we just full-fledged fall feels as you are getting out there. your view outside this morning at the east bay is showing your berkeley hills cam with low cloud cover sitting over head. we do have good visibility across the region. as you can see, any sort of cloud cover is sitting well above the bay area. it's really not resulting in too many issues out there, satellite and radar at this very moment is showing that cloudy blanket that we do have overhead. we will be looking at a couple of sprinkles at times for areas like the santa cruz mountains. but really all in all, today is a dry one. and as you can see on podcast. it's not just dry, but it is also quite clear we're going to stay that way through your morning commute. so this is a commute that's going to be a pretty easy go as you're venturing outside all across the bay area. not looking at too much. that should interrupt chip a

s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it detachments. despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the u. s. sam, biological weapons command. there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731, about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff but only 12 men faced trial. and how about us go through stilton. you honestly gang kunal sake of i. e d divided by the t did ok this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the is took them through them in thin phone oatmeal. 2 on either santo honda this? well can i live there? so god, in the kink, your da

s. marine officer pleads guilty to criticizing the military leadership or they, chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. you remains defiant, however, that senior leaders need to be held to a college. lots of disturbing images of the latest terror attack just hours ago emerges from the country of last up a mosque, leaving dozens dead is the latest in a spate of lethal incidents since the u. s. exit on the former us national security advisor at john bolton. i'll take a name at president bible claiming he disregard and all advice about the afghan polish. you can hear those remarks fleshed out in an interview in ortiz, going underground airing on saturday. i think it's a mistake for the u. s. mistake for global stability. certainly, it's mistake for the people of afghanistan. ah, where we are catching the program from today across the globe. welcome to moscow on to the news our on our t, our top story. british politics is in shock. after a conservative m. p was starved to death on friday, while

it�*s and say no data has been lost. it�*s a big concern here. tesco does have got millions of customers 6.6 million people use the app, debate made £6,000,000,000 last year through online shopping alone. there�*s a lot of concern here. one of the theories floating around on the internet if this was some kind of attack on tesco there�*s been a number of organisations in food distribution that have been targeted by ransom where attacks over the last six months to a year. essentially locking up their systems and making them pay ransom in order to reopen. that doesn�*t appear to have happened with tesco but it�*s clear that sites like tesco and other services that so many of us rely on and also tesco don�*t want the reputation of damage of not working are going to be increasingly targeted by hackers and unscrupulous groups or do exactly this kind of stuff. there�*s money to be made in causing massive disruption, unfortunately. be that take our data or stop the service working, that�*s the nightmare that tesco or any other large retail

it�*s an exciting moment and it�*s been lovely to be asked. it never struck me until i was a certain age that it wasn�*t northern ireland when my grandparents were born, it became northern ireland within their lifetime, and must have been a very strange thing for them. what do you think of the fact that we�*ve seen this new appreciation, this new sharing, if you like, of cultures in northern ireland? how important will that be in the future? i think the fact that we can have an irish language centre here in east belfast is a very important symbol of how our society has changed. that we are more tolerant, we are a more understanding society. many significant changes happen slowly. hello. nice to see you. emma d�*souza fought a lengthy court case, essentially over her right to irish citizenship. for me it was about ensuring that my own identity as an irish citizen was respected and upheld, but also ensuring that everyone else had that same right. what would your hopes and concerns be with the future of this part of the world? invariably, i

jobina: s s s s s s traffic. metering lights are on, they came in at 5:44. this is the busiest spot, nice and clear at the golden gate bridge. since drew m m m showers at tahoe, i thought i would bring in the travel advisors for the area. for 80, 88, 89 and 50, chains are required. today, you can weigh in on bike safety improvements to the sidewalks on the golden gate bridge. officials are holding a hearing is a follow-up to recent virtual town hall where they listen to comments on what needs to be worked on. a study found were nearly 250 injury crashes involving bicyclist on theridge from 2010s to 19. speed was a factor in about 50 of those. recommendations include establishing a speed limit and increasing signage and pavement markers. kumasi: new at 6:00, there is a safe space for you to let your emotions and have a good cry. it is called a crying room. and he always she was here, but it is in madrid, spain. -- i know you wish it was here, but it is in madrid, spain. [laughter] it aims to remove the stigma attached to mental health. there are phones in the

overnight lows tonight. 40's and 50's mid 40's for those of you in santa rosa. but antioch and oakland warming up 10 degrees warmer at 54 degrees but still a little bit chilly for your overnight. temperatures tonight. but high temperatures tomorrow. thanks to those northerly winds. we are going to see 70's and 80's so 5 to 10 degrees above average livermore 84 downtown san francisco at 77 in oakland in the low 80's with even warmer weather for inland valleys on saturday. 15 degrees above normal and yes, some light showers arriving sunday night in through the middle of this upcoming week. so enjoy. >> back to you, pam and catherine. >> and now kron 4 sports. the breeze is set on chopped liver over here. >> all right. the giants game has gotten underway on 3rd and king and guess what, we're rallying here on front street excited right now there is no score, though. 0, 0, bottom of the 3rd logan webb top of the 3rd, i should say logan webb just got a strikeout. he's dealing probably going to be a pitcher's duel. let's hope the giants come out on the right side of it

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temperatures in the 40's, 60's at the coast. mid 70's to near 80 for the rest of us and even hotter weather on the way. right now -- reggie: right now, new round of public safety power shut off. it could cut the power steering a few hours ago because of dangerous fire conditions. that covers about 4900 bay area customers. that is nearly 1400 and solano county and 144 in sonoma county. heavy winds are expected to continue in santa barbara county this morning, hindering the fight. flames have scorched more than 15,000 acres over the past few days. highway 101 remains closed. a firefighter was injured, but the expected to recover. at least four buildings have been destroyed. the fire only 5% contained. the area burning right now has not experienced a fire and more than 65 years. you can keep track of real-time weather conditions anytime. we have a tool that shows you every thing from wind to air quality in the seven day forecast. you can download it on your streaming device. kumasi: fda advisers could be taking a big step forward a

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bay, look for mid-80's, and beaches, 60's and 70's. it will be a clear and mild night. if you do not like the hot weather, we finally have cooling starting tomorrow. i am also tracking a chance of rain in the accuweather 7 day forecast. liz: thank you. cities across the country are scrambling to replace workers as vaccine mandates take effect. despite the threat of losing their jobs, some americans say they just will not get the vaccine. we have more on the fallout and the pushback to these mandates. >> this morning, the nation face to face with more vaccine mandate deadlines. in connecticut, the governor putting national guard on standby to help fill potential vacancies as the state mandate deadline looms. state employees have until midnight to show proof of vaccination or agree to weekly testing. those who do not comply will be placed on unpaid leave. >> it is much fairer than what is going on in other states and counties across the country. >> in new york city, and vaccinated school employees had until friday at 5:00 p.m. to get the

to sha kespeare�*s original work. they'll see a film that very much connects with and hews closely to the language and the wording of the tragedy of macbeth, but it's refreshed in a certain way, refreshed with some of the people that are acting on screen, working behind the camera. this new macbeth won some great reviews and talk of possible oscar nominations for its leads, it was really seen as quite fine cinema. what's striking about this film is that it really turns shakespeare into something cinematic. it looks like a german expressionism film or something made by carl theodore dreyer, in the sense that you're looking at people's faces in this really striking detail up close, which is something that a lot of film—makers, with shakespeare in general and with macbeth are afraid to do — often with soliloquies, with the monologues, you hear them in voice—over. and this really stays with the actors, it stays with the performances, and that's what drives the movie. more than just seeing macbeth, the new york film

and then next week doesn't look bad at all either highs in the 70's inland and 60's 70's near the bay and the coast. that's a look at your forecast. i'll send it back to you, don, thank you for that. wow, the weather looks great for the next few days. all right. if you're heading from the east bay into the city. a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. the air. >> not seeing any major hot spots. as i'm looking on the map right now. let's go ahead and get a look at the san mateo bridge a little under 30 minutes as you make your way across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell coming in a little under 9 as you're traveling there with chp waiting. so remember, drive the speed limit and stay safe as you're driving the golden gate bridge. no major fog to slow you down about 20 minutes. we'll have more on your traffic and weather coming up for now let's get back to the news. a group of former fbi agents and retired law enforcement officers say they have unmasked the infamous zodiac killer. a prolific murder who terrorize communities in the bay area and the 1960's kron four's.

the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. there is apparently an old proverb that says "what whisky will not cure, there is no cure for". but, does its magical properties extend to saving the environment? well, maybe. here at the glengoyne distillery, they have been making whisky for almost 200 years. but it is what they throw away that could turn out to be so useful. from these malted barley grains, a biofuel is created that can power this car. this is made from living carbon, from the residues of an industry that is one of the most important industries in the scottish economy and we can take their residue and turn them into something that we need right now made from sustainable resources. what they end up with is acetone, butanol and ethanol, chemicals used in everything from fuel and food production to medicine and cosmetics. the company behind it says this is a sustainable and environmentally friendly process. our view is that we can continue to use these chemicals in everything from health care to hygiene, and we can mak

and i want to go through all of the numbers, the 90's, the a's, the 70's, the 60's everybody. yeah. anyone that's coming to the bay this week is going to understand or flight layers the layers and then taking them off again, put them back on. >> that's the way this week is going to be your starting at hot much as we saw this weekend, daytime highs today are going to rise well into the 90's for

we have the mid to upper 50's covering a good chunk of the east bay, 40's and 50's mixture up to the north. 58 san jose. we got 48 going on for half moon bay 56 for san francisco with highs even in san francisco looking to reach around 80 or so for today as far as the flow pattern going on high pressure controlling things spare. the air day is in place today because you don't have a lot of sun optic movement here that will be just local winds will be saying there's the shot of the golden gate up up above 78 by 11 by 2, we're talking 89 still not done building for the highs inland today. we'll have a closer look at that forecast coming up in just a bit. well, will. >> dave this month marks the 30th anniversary of the oakland fire storm of 1991 a battalion chief and a police officer were among the 25 people who were killed later this morning. oakland will be hosting a memorial to honor those who lost their lives in that tragedy. kron four's camila barco joining us live from the newsroom with more details on that camilla. >> yeah, well, no. well, 100 the fire injured a 100 and 50 people

that�*s at least £20,000 each. what�*s it like living in this box? you haven�*t got a clue what�*s happening outside. it affects you mentally, it makes you depressed. it makes you very stressed. the stress is worse knowing you�*ve got to pay for it, and you�*ve got to pay for the privilege of living in a dark, dull box. in my case, you know, £20,000. and i grind my teeth. you feel like you're suffocating. just next door, liz and rodriguez are renting this one—bed flat. they not only have to cope with the building work, but there�*s a serious damp and mould problem, too. it's horrible. i really hate living here now, to be honest with you. and, er, ifeel embarrassed. i don't want to bring my friends here, i don't want to bring my family here, because i've got a six—year—old niece who we absolutely adore and i don't want her here because i don't want her to be breathing in the same stuff that's making me feel so poorly. liz says her asthma has been getting progressively worse. this is footage from a neighbouring flat. with the external

s. was involved in that the international criminal court would like to pursue, but i can't because of us pressure the corruption that is talked about as always talked about on the part of the afghans but not the u. s. companies. the weapons companies that made hundreds of millions of dollars from this disastrous fiasco at the mercenaries like blackboard or the interrogators like tight. and i believe it was more profit during that went on for 20 years. yeah, we didn't hear about all the civilian deaths. we didn't hear about any of the things that the american people deserve to know or write a general's year after year. we're telling us that victory was just around the corner. so yes, as far as i'm concerned, i didn't grab scratch the surface of what we needed to hear and we still, i deserve to know. you know, david, the, the way i look at this 20 year old fiasco deadly and very expensive. it was just a grip, there was a business model, and everybody made out except for a soldiers that die

s jurisdiction. but i think we have a strong process of appropriately using our docume subpoena and wey handle testimonial subpoenas. chairman hassan: cue use the paters and to oversee the documentary subpoena process so it wouldn't be abused, you have a system in place? on them and with a we're asking about here it takes us atep beyond documentary and has a greater impact on people. chairman hassan: you referenced it a bit but if concerns are raised about an documentary ow are those concerns addressed? ms. lerner: a couple different avenues, if there's any question of political or partisan reasons behind a subpoena, that's a matter that can go to the integrity committee but i also imagine if we're given this authority we'd build steps in our peer review process to examine the use of th ensure they have appropriate procedures in place and, you know factor that in to the ultimate assessment that happens periodically of all mr. horowitz: can i add senator? chairman: briefly. mr. horowitz: the other mec

it 60's to 70's. that is the coast. mid 70's near 80's. low 80's and then some fall warm before we return to average on monday and tuesday. >> good morning. good morning america is coming. >> we have a look at what is ahead. >> good to be with both of you this morning. coming up on gma, i am in rhode island for her to do. we will talk about that later. we have so many headlines. empty store shelves and prices driving up because of that bottleneck. president biden is taking action this morning to break up the logjam and shipping. we will have the latest on that. we also get into the gabby petito case. we now know how the 22-year-old was killed. what those details could mean for the investigation. we are counting down to lift off. blue origin and william shatner, the 90-year-old, try to make some history and just a couple of hours. we are five at the site, and ben affleck and matt damon are together in times square. they are together again for a new movie, we are talking to them about that. we will take you across the country to rise and shi