well it is only happens it only works if you are going to generate the power in a low carbon way and that's why in the united kingdom we are committed to major road out of renewables we've just announced a range of new large offshore wind farms which are going to be very significant where very committed to a new fleet of nuclear power stations because we absolutely recognise that if you want to decarbonise transport then you need to move in a direction both the trains and vehicles and then you need to do that in a way that the power for those is generated in a low carbon way i think you could also add into that what's called a smart economy where you can actually plug your car in to take advantage of the power of a night when there's not so much demand and say you can actually used which would otherwise not be taken advantage of and say that we can smooth out the demand across the day in a way which is not happening as well as it could do at the moment and do that in a way that reduces overall our carbon emissions so here it seems very serious about getting great of carbon producing p

he goes to such a low level. i do. donald question. he goes to such a low level. ido.d trump question. he goes to such a low level. i do. donald trump responded with some scathing tweets, saying this. and then he added this. republican critics of the president only seem to find their voice when the end of their political careers is already in sight, but this may prove to be more thanjust in sight, but this may prove to be more than just the latest white house infighting. it could hurt republican chances of re—election in arizona and tennessee. they will be vacated by the current republicans next year. ben is a correspondent for go magazine who covered the rise of president trump as a campaign reporter at politico. hello. let's look at the comments, reckless, outrageous, and undignified. can you ever remember a senator describing his own president in such terms? well, you have seen drips and drops of that sort of message for republican senators since donald trump launched his campaign in 2015. to have two of them do it on the same day is rather striking. and in any othe

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president trump now calls papadopolous a low-level volunteer who has already proven to be a liar. true he did plead guilty to lying to the fbi about his attempts to get dirt on hillary clinton, but also not exactly the context the president meant it in this morning. >> one of the most important part thes -- parts of the statement said few people knew papadopolous. he knew him, the president, knew him enough to call him an excellent guy when he introduced him to "the washington post" march 2016. listen to this. >> george papadopolous, he's an oil and energy consultant, excellent guy. >> all of a sudden a few people knew. there's papadopolous at the same table as the president now and also the current attorney general jeff sessions. not exactly the couffee boy described by a white house ally this morning. kaitlan collins at the white house. the white house strategy very clear, diminish, deny, attack, kaitlan. >> and distance, john. they are certainly trying to downplay the role that george papadopolous played when he was a foreign policy adviser to the campaign. we heard directly fr

pressure to come oui’ potential for a low pressure to come our way, more potential for a low pressurele potential for a low pressure to come our way, more gale force wind but at this stage we are concentrating on that one monday but the weekend is looking one. —— is looking warm. the hollywood sex scandal deepens — another actress comes forward claiming she was raped by film producer harvey weinstein. rose mcgowan claims she was ignored despite repeatedly telling a studio boss she'd been raped. hillary clinton says the allegations against harvey weinstein — a prominent supporter of the democratic party — are heartbreaking. i was shocked and appalled because i've known him through politics, as many democrats have. there's still nervousness on the red carpet — but hollywood's young actors say such behaviour is part of the culture ami am i the right look? are they going to like me because of this? i don't have that. but what if they ask me to do that...? i can't do that! also on the programme tonight: president trump says he can't continue to support the iran nuclear deal — saying it's u

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operative outside the country because it would not be safe for them to stay in spain pushed him on spent a low profile weekend apart from a call for peaceful support then came the heat on monday with charges filed and he was nowhere to be seen when he emerged in belgium his supporters have a range of emotions from outright anger to dissent what's the mood like now and has pushed the mall's decision to go to brussels done damage personally i think. it did but it's something that we can only. analyze with time if he hadn't speak today it has been it would have been a problem for us because you cannot do that on a friday then go out like have a weekend of and we don't know if we are a republic of we have we are still part of spain and his missing christine and athena has paved secession for the past seven years she thinks pushed them all is right to leave the us consulate but. i thought he was in political exile or that he wanted to internationalize the conflict both things good to me initially we were this conservative but now we see it clearly but nothing is clear over what's in store for sacke

repeat presidential election but take two of the paul has been marred by deadly clashes a boycott and a low turnout look at the latest from nairobi. polls waggling the world's biggest carmaker says it's burning as long as fifty three percent in the last quarter now that's partly due to the costs of the diesel prices. a low on brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show the standoff between spain and catalonia is expected to come to a head today the spanish is due to vote on the government's proposal to invoke article one fifty five of the constitution now that would put catalonia under direct rule from the dread yesterday colonias president through the region into confusion by backtracking on his plans to call new elections that move might have staved off the threat of rule by madrid. when pro separatists gamut outside the regional parliament they had hoped to hear from catamaran president canas preached amount he'd been expected to call a snap election to stop madrid taking control of catalonia. but he didn't. summon. the spanish government knows that i was ready to call an election if th

it was not a hurricane, but a area of low—pressure that felled 15 million trees. west sussex. sustained winds that strong would rank as a category three major hurricane, but just how are hurricane wind speed ranked? here's sarah. we often talk about the strength of hurricanes in terms of their categories. atlantic hurricanes measured on the saffir—simpson scale. this is a one to five scale based on wind speeds. the skill provides examples of the type of damage and the impacts associated with given wind speeds. category one, winds are between 7a and 95 mph, and can cause some damage to roofs and gutters and topple small trees. category two, winds between 96 to 110 mph. they can cause more extensive of damage and power failures. category three, storm becomes a major hurricane, with winds between 111 and 129 mph, and can lead to devastating damage to buildings. category four hurricanes produce winds of 132 to 156 mph, enough to caused catastrophic damage to roofs and exterior walls and power cuts that can last for months. category five hurricanes, wind speeds in exce

until that happens we will go with what we see and that is the low cloud deck and sun. ay morning with low clouds. not much drizzle. today's, 50s and 60s for the temperatures with a few 70s.

here's a low hanging tree.k at all the crews here on the scene with this tree hanging here and blocking the ramp from montgomery drive to the schuylkill eastbound. they're on the scene. they're waiting for another crew to come out and help get rid that of tree so that it doesn't cause more of a problem. ramp from montgomery drive to the schuylkill eastbound still blocked. this is the schuylkill at the vine street expressway. the schuylkill eastbound is reopened. last time i showed you this shot it was closed for that overnight construction. construction crews have cleared. they're return again tonight at 9 o'clock. they're going to cause restrictions at 9:00 on the schuylkill eastbound and then shut it down at 11:00. once again we'll be dealing with the eastbound construction on the schuylkill. on the big picture no other major issues on your majors. i-95 and northbound past the walt whitman bridge we have a disabled vehicle causing a little bit of an issue. in headhouse square we have been talking about the pr

commission described the poll as free and fair despite widespread violence voter intimidation and a low turnout. i suppose as of kenya's incumbent president couldn't be happier for the second time this year the electoral commission has announced who kenyatta as the winner of the presidential election. his victory in the first poll no this was an old because of irregularities this time kenya to receive support from ninety eight percent of the voters. with nothing more. than everybody the. only reason why. the state is. over with and. this is for the way so. and this is boring me. we trace i can imagine with the only possible choice after opposition leader milo withdrew from the rerun of the election calling it a sham. putting us at the necessary reforms were not implemented to ensure the irregularities of the first with did not hamper to rerun his ballclub resulted in a low voter turnout less than forty percent of kenyans cast at ballots this time around as the election results were announced people took to the streets in protests like here in the opposition strongholds he soon moved. aw

was a war hero which was leading the there was a point of time achieved he achieved of course low and stable inflation which led to lower and stable into the space within the weather a ship you'll learn from that cycle so the same is true for russia as we continue the flow and stable inflation in the way and that means that it will flow in stable interest rates which will mean that there will be more room for and then seeing especially on the private economists and if you look at the balance sheet the states we have the three that is extremely low one of the lowest globally if you look at the bow into the process of regulators the figure is the parallels are there but when you look at the ownership of this is the second. if you're question and here of course you should look on the industry by industry because of course the right in this is like for example oil and gas where the president being this which i definitely important for russia and of course here you can see for a large state owned companies for each of them in the markets of the seemed to make him look at the telecoms where

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decisive vote in favor of catalonia succession from spain in sunday's referendum but also indicate a low turnout more than eight hundred people were injured across the region a spanish police moved in to shut down some polling stations. two women accused of killing the half brother of north korea's leader have pleaded not guilty to his murder at the start of their trial in malaysia they're accused of poisoning kim jong nam with a nerve agent a kuala lumpur airport. and the u.s. president has contradicted his secretary of state's handling of the north korean crisis dismissing efforts to negotiate over its nuclear program as a waste of time donald trump's comments come a day after rex tillerson revealed that the u.s. was using direct channels of communication with pyongyang further economic sanctions on iraq's kurdish region are expected in retaliation for last week's secession referendum iran has joined iraqi efforts to take control of its border crossing from the kurdish regional government now businesses near the turkish border fear that their crossing may also close and some of the spe

so i don't know why he lowers himself to such a low, low standard and to base our country in the way does. >> let's discuss this and more with cnn military analyst retired rear admiral john kirby. he's a state department pentagon spokesperson. are you concerned that the world leaders believe that president trump is not telling the truth and has a credibility problem around the world? >> i think definitely there's a credibility problem. one, there's a lack of clarity on where the united states is going on foreign policies and i think they are also concerned about the decline of u.s. leadership around the world. that's why you see leaders, like president macron in chance and chancellor merkel in germany trying to move balls forward and you see russia and china wanting to step in and fill what they perceive to be a growing vacuum of u.s. leadership. >> this is the hallway over there at the u.s. senate. two pictures, rex tillerson, the secretary of state, he showed up in afghanistan to meet with the afghan president. take a look at those two pictures over there. on one picture there was

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this is a historically low level. you are getting close to where the fed's median forecast is for the unemployment rate going out. you were getting to the lower levels the fed think you will get to in this cycle. the fed will be more confident in raising rates. the bigger story was what happened with wage growth. that has been the missing piece of the puzzle throughout recovery. rates are moving higher because you should expect a more hawkish fed. shery: we have the chart on the bloomberg 5687 we saw the wage growth number. with a little bit of a pickup. cpi still down. some people were discounting some of those gains in the average hourly earnings just because we saw the drop in employment at restaurants, which are the and low-paying industry. andrew: you have to be careful reading too much into that. we saw over 100,000 jobs lost that restaurants, leisure and hospitality. when you look at the composition of jobs, it is not that one month of loss or gains. that composition does not change that much month-to-month. we

we are in a low income neighborhood. rpoint on the status of the home is that a partygoer -- our point on the status of the home is that a partygoer, there must be something wrong with -- >> what you just mentioned -- a low income neighborhood, if we moved all these facts to it affluent community and what the neighbors said when they called the police is, you know, our neighbor joe, who is the ceo of this and that company, or an officer in a big competency== -- a big company, has transferred to another city and has moved out in the house is unoccupied, would you be making the same argument? >> it depends on what the party looks like. >> it looks exactly like this party. police needink the to investigate, no, i think that -- >> the facts are the same except the party is in potomac? >> i think it would be a closer case. >> why? the expectation that this is a low-income neighborhood, we don't care what goes on here? are looking is, we at this from a police officer's common sense perspective. it seems like common sense that i

the budget that was recently submitted to parliament shows that the economy has fully adjusted to a low level of forward prices because you know you can come with the soviet union in the mid eighty's when you put you in because the decline in oil prices was sharp in both of the cases the claimed more than two fold in each of the cases and unlike the station was the soviet union which never have adjusted to a low level of braces russia did so in the bust couple of years the budget that was submitted to the parliament shows that this is the case because with forty of those barrel oil prices with them want to. two years we will have a few school to below one percent of g.d.p. well the harsh school of economics here on alma mater that this chart of planned budget expenditures that almost one third going to defense and security the share of spending on education on health care decreasing puts russia on par as they put it to third world countries is that a fair assessment i believe not the story here is that you should look at the consolidated budget which includes all the budget for all the

retired accountant, had never shown any violent tendencies -- while law enforcement says he had kept a low profile -- with no record, besides what's said to be a minor citation several years ago. the 64-year-old was living in retirement community about 80 miles from las vegas with a woman, said to be his girlfriend. paddock's brother says he was a multimillionaire real-estate investor, who did not have ties to any extremist organisations. still-- they were unable to explain why paddock would open fire on thousands of innocent people. police say paddock's girlfriend is out of the country- and is not suspected to be involved. back here-- we are learning more about victims of the massacre with local ties. martinsburg, west virginia woman denise samon- and her husband, tony, were in las vegas enjoying the concert when gunfire erupted. according to his facebook, samon- died in her denise samon- leaves behind her husban of 32 years, and 2 children. a look now - at the faces of some of the other victims of sunday night's horrific violence. all of them- simply attending a concert with loved ones.

at the same time, however, if you are a low-income senior citizen -- we have too many of them in the state of vermont trying to figure out how to keep warm in a cold winter -- you and 700,000 other senior citizens and families might not be able to keep your home warm in the winter because of a cut of about $4 billion to the low-income home energy assistance program. this budget says that if you are the second wealthiest family in america, the koch brothers, your family will see a tax break of up to $33 billion, but if you are a working class kid right now in high school in vermont or in texas or wyoming and you are scratching your head as to how you can afford to go to college and in your computations you're looking at what a pell grant might mean to you, this budget would cut over $100 billion in pell grants and other financial assistance programs. this budget gives members of the trump family a tax cut of up to $4 billion, but if you are a low-income pregnant woman, you and over a million other moms, new moms, babies anded to letters, may not be able to get the nutrition you need th

a little cool for some. low clouds are moving in but there is a slight northerly breeze for a few. cloud deck should chew up sooner but not before some cool readings. kenwood, 36. west napa, 39. boyes hot springs, 38. novato, 44. there is too much low cloud deck to get that much cooler. there are some low 40s in lake county. morning clouds and afternoon sun. temperatures bumping up a little bit. north and east may benefit from a slight northerly breeze. i don't think from the peninsula south. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. we are looking for a change but not until friday. rain develops friday into sunday. one system will come through late friday into early saturday and another on sunday. the key for this is this is more of a mountain event for snow than rain. there could be some decent amounts for the mountains. sierra nevada -- it will start off very high, around 6500 feet. sunday it will get down to 4500 feet. no advisories yet but there will be some as we head toward friday and the weekend. low clouds favoring the peninsula and south but now trying to fill in on the north. ther

with ireland in dire straits after the financial crisis in 2008 —09, so to entice amazon and apple on a lowof tax, 4%, is exciting for them, so they make a lot of money, help the irish economy recover, then the eu says, you are so 13 billion euros in back tax. ireland don't even want them to pay it. and until everyone says tax loopholes are closed, it is all was going to be a negotiation. ireland were playing the game, maybe not to this extent, before the crash. it has been a long—running strategy, rather than just a recovery. will it be levelled out not necessarily by the actions of the european commission but national governments like donald trump who wants to reduce corporation tax in the united states, here in the uk we talked about that, you know, countries competing...? there about that, you know, countries competing... ? there is about that, you know, countries competing...? there is no doubt, but will you kill it off? no. one of the reasons going back to george osborne getting the corporation tax rate down to 19%, and you heard the labour party manifesto last week wanting to get it

this is monday it is already a low pressure system in the northeast. it doesn't mean a lot in the way of brain because it's moving so quickly but the wind and the storm surge those are what we will be paying attention to overnight. folks will be waking up to clear skies tomorrow morning. kelly: thank you, adam. patti ann: the city of new orleans with its history of strong storms are busy taking conscience with the mayor urged presidents not to panic. boxes casey siegel is life there now. >> we are right on lake punch attain which is on the northern part of the big easy and right now we are singing scene big wins. we have this handy-dandy device that measures the wind speeds and i was holding it up in the air as adam was talking to get a sense of what winds we were talking about where we are and were only doing 25-30-mile an hour gusts in this picture of location. we did sing stronger winds earlier when it made landfall to the east of us and as you heard, certain pool is looming but when it came ashore it brought in some heavy wind and also some heavy ra

on monday a mainly dry low pressure area mainly dry low monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. ( marty ) breaking overnight... one person is dead and another displaced after a house fire in san francisco. it happened on 44 molimo drive. here are pictures of the blaze. no details on how the fire broke out. we'll bring you updates as soon as they enter our newsroom. breaking overnight -- a's catcher bruce maxwell has been arrested after a food delivery driver said he aimed a gun at her. maxwell was arrested around 6 pm saturday at his scottsdale home and booked for aggravated assualt and disorderly conduct. police say maxwell was held in custody pending an initial appearance. earlier

part of the attack at this point seems to be try to diminish papadopoulos as nothing more than a, quote, low level guy. >> that's exactly right. that attack coming from the president himself this morning, unloading on twitter. we'll walk you through some of those tweets and then we'll have a fact check on the other side. here's what the president tweeted. he wrote the following. he said the fake news is working overtime. as paul manafort's lawyer said, there was no collusion and events mentioned took place long before he came to the campaign. few people knew the young low-level volunteer named george who has already proven to be a liar. check the dems. so first starting on the topic of that george papadopoulos, to be clear, the president knew papadopoulos. it was in march of 2016 that he described him in an interview to "the washington post" as an excellent guy. of course, we've shown you that photo of papadopoulos seated between the president and then senator jeff sessions, now the attorney general, at a meeting with sarah huckabee sanders say was the only meeting that convened of foreign p

it is a low single digit pace of growth. t of that is attributed to the fact tax reform keeps going in congress. companies do not know what corporate taxes they will pay, as a result, they do not know what their plans will be. they have been hesitant to test the market. the improved outlook on corporate lending could be proven wrong. they: outside of banks, entire earnings season looks to be, what? peter: potentially a little long. predictable, to be fair. it is a pretty tough environment. last year, just as we were coming out of that recession. that was the first quarter we are coming out of the positive numbers again. as a result, expectations are for the slowest pace of earning growth. s&p 500 expected to grow in the low single digits. consensus puts it at about 4%. there are declines in discretionary and financials. technology expected to grow into double digits this year. betty: amazon going to show up everywhere? peter: stocks continue to drive. . yvonne: certainly going to be dominating the earnings calls. they have be

to talk about how best the .ederal government can help >> does he still consider himself a low interest rate guy? >> as the president said yesterday he has interviewed a number of very qualified individuals and he will make that announcement in the coming days. we can to liberate all the details of that when that happens. i'm sorry. days out of two weeks. -- added up two weeks. weeks?up to >> what is the president lying? -- denying? call, asesident's accounted by multiple people in the room, believe that the president was completely respectful. very sympathetic. himselfd condolences of and the rest of the country and thinks the family, commended them for having an american hero in the family, and i don't know how you can take that any other way. >> he did not say those words, the context. she felt he put it in the wrong context. >> i'm not getting into the back and forth. the sentiment of the president was very clear. he took the time to make a call to express condolences to think the family for the individual service. i think it is a disgrace of the anda to try to portray kindness like

in new york, a couple day there is down in the low 60s a. bit of a warming drendz going into saturday and sunday, but i think things come back down as we get another disturbance, more cold, canadian air, additional snow showers, look at this, parts of forth texas, western texas, having snowfall periods going into friday night and saturday as well with this front come income later this week. ? all right. thank you speaking of weather, it was super hot for the dodgers if game one against the astros, score tied at 1 in the 6th. first baseman, justin turner the game-winning two-run homer, put l.a. up 3-1. dodgers got a brilliant start from their ace, clayton kershaw, striking out 11, the fall classic feeling very much like summer t. trench 103 degrees at first pitch, making at this time hottest world series ever. game two tonight at dodgers stadium. much cooler. 94 for first pitch. still brutal heat. >> let's talk about stocks. we will check in with cnn money stream, stocks are lower right now. yesterday was unbelievable t. dow jumped nearly 200

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war is a low probability but not a no probability. between two nuclear powers, i would say low probability is unacceptable. is that, roger, enough of an approach? >> let me follow up with mine. you mentioned the idea that inevitably will have to get used to the idea that north korea will be nuclear armed and we have to think about arms control and things like that. what do you consider it likely that one of the responses to an acceptance of a nuclear north korea in the long term will be nuclear arms japan and potentially other asian countries. >> there are more people to know about japan than i will ever know but i would say you have to be willing probably with the proposal i advanced there will be proliferation's among some body in asia because the japanese will be very worried and depends in part how credible the us nuclear umbrella is so we have something to do with that and we should try to be more credible rather than less. the japanese will be worried about it and the republic of korea we've already stopped and effort in the dire

kenya's repeat presidential election but take two of the polls been marred by deadly clashes a boycott and low turnout we'll have more from nairobi. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show the standoff between spain and catalonia is coming to a head at this hour with the spanish senate about to vote on invoking article one fifty five of the constitution now they're expected to back the government and put catalonia under direct rule from madrid yesterday catalonia as president through the region into confusion by backtracking on his plans to call new elections that move could have staved off the threat of rule from madrid. when separatists gathered outside the regional parliament they had hoped to hear from castle and president callus preach demond has been expected to call a snap election to stop madrid taking control of catalonia. but he didn't. summon. the spanish government knows that i was ready to call an election if they had given guarantees that it would take place under normal conditions. that the guest has got there is no guarantee that justifies calling an election today. pr

profile vanished quickly. >> trevor: his hopes of keeping a low profile?e's o.j. simpson, the world's most infamous shirt thief. legally i have to call him a shirt thief. who can forget the time he mercilessly stole his own jerseys. ( laughter ) low profile? we made fave tv shows about you this year. even ryan secrest is, like, he's everywhere, man! but it's true, the juice is finally loose. let's see how he's doing. >> didn't take long for a cameraman to catch up with o.j. simpson at a nevada gas station. >> how does it feel to be out? >> i'm in a car the last five hours, how do i know how it feels to be out? >> trevor: whoa, is it just me or did black people used to be more grateful for freedom? free at last, free at last, lord have mercy in damn traffic is killing me! ( laughter ) and your first car trip is in what might as well be a white bronco? how did you guys find me, the pope says? i was in the pope mobile! avis didn't have a tan subaru? and the reporter sneaking up on o.j.? that was a gangster move. o.j. would be, like, whoa, i could have killed

david: let's get a check on where the markets stand this afternoon with julie hyman. julie? julie: we are seeing the s&p and the nasdaq fall from the lowsf the session as the dow hangs onto its record. every day last week, the major averages set records. we are coming off of quite a week there and seeing something of a pause. in terms of the dow and what is holding it back from further gains, there are a couple of stocks in particular, but let's take a look at the bloomberg and the skew index. let's take a look at the move in the deviation over the next 30 days. we are seeing that skewed index rise and rise, the white line even as the vix goes down. this essentially prices in the that there will be some kind of big volatility event. even as the vix doesn't remain very high. in terms of other individual stocks we are watching, we are looking at general electric and mcdonald's. there they are. down today, day two in terms of reaction to electric earnings. even though the stock was up on friday, it is falling today as the analyst called the analysis of a role in and among other things we have got morgan stanley cutting its outlook and pric

your lights out we don't know yet have also or he's communicated whether they consider this to be a low will support a code or they suspect the others were involved. the police will certainly investigating his own who are what he is that they believe that at the very least he was in contact with other people or he might have been radicalized by most people but he does not happen in the fact you see a tad these two men shouting allahu akbar which sort of. cans also to indicate that this was a. had islamic terrorism. and is a bad mood say reporting for us from paris thank you thank you. now on sundays when does legal action by and shaky start to the season continued against how to belly with interim coach release and you're replacing sacked predecessor carlo ancelotti in the dug out by and raced into an early lead thanks to a month's homo's header on ten minutes. doubled by its lead just after half time but the defending champions failed to close out the game well in school twice within five minutes through andre duda and salomon kalou to snatch a comeback two two draw. and on a saturday

we'll show you a "low tech" way to keep your possessions safe from snatch and grab robbers.(justine) and after the break... a man is stabbed in san francisco. what we know about his condition tonight. (justine) a man is recovering tonight from life- threatening injuries after being stabbed near a bart station. the crime happened just after 6:00 last night in san francisco on cyril magnin and eddy streets. that's about a block away from the powell street station. authorities say the suspect took off. the man was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. (justine) on friday... police tells us a woman was robbed at the south hayward station. it happened just before 8:00 am. authorities say a man appoached a woman as she was walking away from her car. the woman told police he was holding a large wrench. allegedly he grabbed her arm... demanding her purse and keys. the man then got in the car and drove away. authorities say the woman was not hurt. the man has not been found. (jr stone) in the peninsula.... another mountain lion has been spotted. the mountain lion was sc

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a bit more rain to come this evening and and a lot of low cloud. some wore mist and fog especially over the hills. it is a warm enough night at around ten or 11 degrees. the rain is coming in from the atlantic and will be a big feature by the backend of tomorrow. although it could arrive sooner in northern ireland. ahead of the main area of rain we have more rain developing across central and southern england. perhaps up into the midlands. a glimpse of sunshine either side of that. temperatures little higher than today but wet and windy weather coming in from the west. low—pressure tracking in overnight. this is much larger and deeper. we will come back to that in a moment. things coming down through the day on friday, windy for a time across southern england. the main petering out and skies brightening up petering out and skies brightening upa petering out and skies brightening up a touch. but the area of low pressure, it is now closer to the uk and starting to arrive on saturday. a big area of low pressure bringing in strengthening wind and rain.

pentagon sources described it as what was interpreted to be initially as a low-risk mission. the ambush was a big surprise. there was no air cover. 30 minutes for air cover to arrive. questions about the speed of the evacuation, and having perhaps that something to do with whether or not these military personnel survived or not. is the president satisfied he knows everything he needs to know about this particular raid, rules of engagement and everything about it? >> i believe they're still looking into the details of that. but i don't think that the president can ever be satisfied when there's loss of life from men and women in the uniform. >> is there anything he wants to know more about this than he's learned so far? >> i can't get into the specifics in terms -- i can't get into the specifics of the details of the raid at this point. but, be again, i don't think you can ever use the word satisfied with the process when there's a loss of life for someone in the military. >> deborah. >> i'll come back if i have time. deborah. >> i have a las vegas question. is the administrati

the timing of it, the market is at a low. ly coming through next year, so we will have to see how the market response. interestingly, i said the same thing a year ago, so we had new supply coming in. we weren't sure where was going. we have new buyers that we didn't see before. we have new policies coming up. lots of good things coming for us the next 12 months or so. beltsl have to keep our tight for a while and watch the revenue coming. guy: i'm wondering what the cost story looks like. mckinsey is talking about, the final coast of wheatstone coming in at $36 billion, where do you see the final number coming in? it is nowhere near those numbers. you have to look at each participant. the upstream part is owned separately. you have to look at how you slice the pipe and were that flows through to the onshore plan. to see anypect significant pressure on the final cost. we provided an update to the market some time ago. that update still holds good today. matt: used -- you have got wheatstone, which you are working with chevron o

consideration the review about the sexual offenders review board who found spingler not to be a violent sexual predator and at low risk for recidivism. >>> a review of the criminal complain is disturbing currently the board of commissioners is working to remove ahr from its board. that is the latest from media, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> seven elementary schools suffer from minor injuries after their school bus crashed in newcastle, delaware. it happened after 8:00 a.m. at newcastle avenue and memorial drive. they were ages 7 to so and the kids were take and to dupont hospital for children to be checked out and the bus driver was treated for minor injuries. >>> an elementary school in philadelphia was closed because of issues with with mold. students and staff were told not to report to the john b. kelly elementary school in german town. traces of mold were found in several classrooms and work on the mold began yesterday after the students went home and we are waiting to hear if the school will be closed tomorrow and when we find out we'll bring you the update on air and online at 6