bigelow pressure this week. firefighters get a handle on the fires. so here's the model.morrow morning. it's not a bad looking system. 8:00 tomorrow morning, so santa rosa, healdsburg, firefighters are getting a good handle on the fires and then it moves into the central bay around midnight into san jose. we'll have about 11 tomorrow night and into san jose and scattered instability showers friday morning and then friday should clear up pretty quick. so there are the forecast highs. again, just -- there's such a tipping point where all of a sudden, you know, 5 1/2 months no rain and boom, boom, boom, fires and we had a couple of bad days of bad weather and boom, just the fires they just start coming. it hits a tipple point. we hit that tipping point in this rain. doesn't kill fire season but it will help a lot. >> that's good news. thank you. >>> coming up 49ers rookie quarterback bet and his nfl debut next in sports. we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients

resulted in information that led to the location of osama bin laden zero dark thirty as director kathryn bigelow eventually had to respond to the allegation that her film was making the cia's case for torture in an editorial for the los angeles times she wrote that critics were quote confusing depiction with indorsement torture was as we all know employed in the early years of the hunt that doesn't mean it was the key to finding bin laden it means it's a part of the story we couldn't ignore. that's more of a problem with the film industry and the creative industry total disinterest in the responsibility of the ideological products they create and this is why you can have a very liberal town full of very liberal or even sometimes left wing celebrities and directors but actually they create films that are very much in keeping with the american empire project rarely. he has any kind of public credit that suggests that they had any hand in shaping the narrative that that lack of transparency i find incredibly problematic because it doesn't allow the viewer to be a smart critical theory. how about th

mission they don't want to extend you see the international space station has been testing out the bigelow expandable activity module for two years and they've decided to keep it there for three more what makes an inflatable room so great in space well the room is actually made up of two metal ball cuts aluminum structure and multiple layers of fabric and a system that covers the thing that inflates it the purpose it's not and are stellar bouncy house for board astronauts it solves a problem everybody has lack of closet space that's right the inflatable room is used to store up to one hundred thirty cargo transfer bags and nasa plans to build another turns out space isn't just like go home too much stuff and nowhere to put it down or in months or show for you today remember everyone else my co-host hair always says in this world we're not holding real love enough so i tell you i love you on top of the wallace and keep on watching those talks and have a great day and night everyone. in the you with this is a child can choose another because in school. with will tell a physicist teaches we d

we have katherine bigelow, first woman to win an oscars. at diversity in different ways, a win this year. more needs to be done. has the culture, i mean is this an illustration of the culture in american film making in particular, perhaps in this country as well, that has been surprisingly resista nt, as well, that has been surprisingly resistant, for what is said about gender equality, diversity, respect and treating others as equals that a lot of that has been about projection, image and performance. yes, i think absolutely. it's one of the remitts of the academy. if you look at the data, a huge pay gap, actresses like jennifer look at the data, a huge pay gap, actresses likejennifer lawrence speaking out publicly about that. few women in above the line roles behind the camera. it's about directing, about 7% now, it was 11% in 2000, it's gone down. if you look at data from the centre of study of women in television and film out of stand yayingo university, cinemaing to fares, 5%, writers 13%. in addition, you have to look at onscreen repr

this is so weird because it's a guy but if i could smash ben affleck and kathryn bigelow to go there i would kind of like their careers. i just think ben affleck is such a great example of reinventing yourself over and over and over again like i did drugs get it out of all gary's he doesn't stop guilty pleasure oh god cat and dog videos on the internet for sure when you just watch like too much c.n.n. to push a mess and we see a cat in a toilet it's a great relief less time you were starstruck meeting clint eastwood best compliment you have a good probably review for my movie weaves job you've ever had weird is oh i sold vitamins vitamins in a vitamin store i was fifteen i was wildly unqualified to tell you what supplements to buy but they have so many yeah i just was like you know the the brown one that's going to i was their favorite vice o.o.o. . i have a lot probably i'm a cocktail of things yes to mean you know drinking is my hobby you give it your you know alcohol no no no because i'm a c. i would rather have one great cocktail than seven crappy light beers something you wish y

resulted in information that led to the location of osama bin laden zero dark thirty as director kathryn bigelow eventually had to respond to the allegation that her film was making the cia's case for torture in an editorial for the los angeles times she wrote that critics were quote confusing depiction with indorsement torture was as we all know employed in the early years of the hunt that doesn't mean it was the key to finding bin laden it means it's a part of the story we couldn't ignore. that's more of a problem with the film industry and the creative industry total disinterest in the responsibility of the ideological products they create and this is why you can have a very liberal town full of very liberal or even sometimes left wing celebrities and directors but actually they create films that are very much in keeping with the american empire project the cia rarely. he has any kind of public credit that suggests that they had any hand in shaping a narrative that that lack of transparency i find incredibly problematic because it doesn't allow the viewer to be a smart critical theory. how ab

for example, katie bigelow, president of metal ops received her first contract for the air force for $80000 after two years of trying. that created past performance needed when her most recent contract award for $9.1 million. finally women are able to access basic tools we need that we know work for them. they need training and coaching to grow their businesses become job creators. it's important to modernize and grow nationwide network for women entrepreneurs. as a business that are micro lender great lakes has experience to offer the committee's recommendations. first, we need to modernize the women's business center program. the house of representatives included the women business center legislation as part of fiscal year 18 national defense authorization act which would increase a 30-year-old cap. we urge the senate to keep the provision in the nda a. encourage the committee to push sba on woman-owned small business third-party rules. we have over 500 certified women in our center. there should be a dedicated commitment to programs proven to provide capital to women business owne

i know there is speculation for mark bigelow -- for mark to testify. could he be arrested as well?madrid, quite right if there is debate. he might -- they might want to hear from him. in that case, i don't think he would be arrested, or the government but actually want to get that picture of him being arrested. we should interpret that as a sign of goodwill. conference and regional presidents, and he didn't attend that either, and hasn't been there in years. they wanted to engage. madrid wanted to see him. this is a positive. anna: maria, thank you very much. maria taddeo joining us from barcelona. let's bring in the conversation from the cao -- good morning. good to see you. when you look at what has been happening in catalonia, do you manage to put it aside and see it as a vet -- investment opportunity, or does it worry you, separatism in the eu? >> the eu just want some other. we are try to leave. you can't say it's a positive and spain -- it's important to all countries. for to go that way would be disastrous. withdrawing money from banks is not help. not good. the unemployment

celgene down bigelowering the long-term targets for next year. the index is on pace for a seventh straight day of losses dunkin brands just shy of estimates but comp sales did rise anheiser-busch profits down 2% >> thank you very much, melissa. stocks holding onto gains in midday training. a host of large companies pulling away we begin with the opioid crisis. president trump will speak about the crisis in a few minutes from now. let's go to eamon at the white house. >> he'll speak in the next hour here at the white house on the opioid crisis. the president said it would be a core element of the presidency focused on the devastation that's hit middle america. the president will call it a nationwide public health emergency. that's short of declaring a national emergency which would allow access to federal disaster funds but says this will provide expanded access to telemedicine. it directs the labor department to issue grants and allows substance abuse treatment within the existing hiv/aids program. that will be a big element of the president's da

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