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it's doing a number of interesting things athe nig nig.ome places in the north bay almost approaching 10:00 at 70 degrees. look at santa rosa and napa at 70. coolest temperature right now, half moon bay at 51 degrees. we head towards tomorrow morning. if you have the on going breezes at night, you could be starting the day tomorrow, especially in the hills of the north bay, in this has a tie in to obviously the dry winds keeping our temperatures mild. a big reversal of the humidity pattern compared to what we saw today. if you recall, we had fog to start off this morning ah mi area. by mid afternoon you see the numbers start to drop off inland. what very unusual is the even drier conditions now around santa rosa and napa here at 9:30 at night. it has everything to do with the dry gusty sometimes referred tos athe diablo winds. off shore winds where the air compresses and dries and goes to the higher hill tops and that sea level and you notice as we approach midnight, 3:00 a.m. to about 6:00 a.m. this appears to be the main wind event. noti

together in antoday athe white house, president trump signed into law a package of measures aimed at tackling the growing addiction to drugs. last year he declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency, but despite evarts -- efforts to tackle the problem, the numbers are staggering. 70,000 people died l year of drug overdoses, the majority linked topids. a warning, this report contains distressings ima. >> my addiction took myself diworth, mity, my-r sepect. >> my health, my friends and family, my education, money. >> it took myfr family, my nds, my freedom. >> most of my family members consider me dead. >> on the ground. >> it is rerred to as the rst public health crisis in american history. >> if heroin is the vil, fentanyl is the horsemen of the apocalypse. it is the one named death because it just brings death. alex is one of0 the 70, active heroin users living in philadelphia. >> this ain't no life for nobody. he embodies the evolution of addiction in americ after being prescribed painkillers for an injury, he became addicted. , he turned to a cheaper alternative when the

. >> haley has been a powerful player athe president she told a possible r the president has five candidates and plans to name a successor in coming weeks. among the names, a former deputy national security adviser dena powell. u.s. ambassador to germany rick canal and even the president's daughter, among the trump although the president dismissed that. >> people that know it has nothing to do with nepotism. people that no, no yvonne cut would be dynamite. i would be accused of nepotism. can you believe it? write. >> reporter: one democrat the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee bob menendez said it was critical and yet another sign of the trumps and minutes -- trump administration's chaotic administration and the vacuum she will leave. >> reporter: nikki haley has long been seen as having political aspirations. she seemed to back it away to some degree saying at least in the nerd -- near term it won't happen and she plans on supporting president trump in 2020. back to you guys. >>> doug luzader live in washington d.c. the november midterm election is less than one month away

. >> s athe end of the 2018 blue book collection.ur source said the couple is telling friends the wedding will be most likely next year. >> if you want more proof that she wants everybody to be in live, she's just app. >> just like meghan markle found her happily ever after with prince harry, get ready for another round of royal wedding fever. get ready for another case of royal wedding fever as his cousin princess eugenie says i do. here's what we know. ♪ >> george and amal clooney are expected along with cindy crawford and randy gerber ther. jack works for calamigos tequila. super models naomi campbell and kate moss are close friends of the bride and demi moore is tight with the bride's mother sarah ferguson. >> princess eugenie is rare for a royal because she holds a real job. >> she's ninth in line to the throne, but she's a working private individual. she is not funded by the royal family. she's an art director. >> eugenie's maid of honor will be her older sister princess beatrice. prince george will be a pageboy and princess ch

i know some people will hear me say athe and think, oh, that's just a democratic reaction.et that. we have more tribalism, to use the buzz word that's common these days, than islt hea for our nation, but common sense and a respect for reasoned discourse has always played a lanci role in american politics. i have a feeling that it's going to play a role in this ection. i think if ever there was a time for the reinstitution of the checks and balances that our founders put into our constituti, now is that tim and i think a lot of republicans and independents as well as democrats are kind of quietly itching for the opportunity to the polls and send a messagntto presirump to calm down, don't be so crazy, don't be so harmful to our country. >> woodruff: what should the democratic party's ssage be this year and then going into 2020 with a president who, you know, has made his own personality such aig issue? >> well, he's a talented entertainer and a reality tv star, but his term as president is not really going well, in my opinion. the economic recovery which began under the last

pas pronounced that person deaded athe sce at the s. there is a manhunt for a male suspect. so far no information from police on a suspect description, no information on the victim being released at this time as well. we don't know if the suspect and the victim knew each other and we certainly don't know at this point what happened leading up to all of this, but again, homicide detectives and crime scene investigators working at the end of this block here trying to get information, this being just the second homicide in fremont so far this year, as we get more information, we will bring it to you. for now i'm ross the player fp "today in the bay." >>> a fire in solano county scorched thousands of of travis air force base. flames jumped highway 12 andame. one woman we spoke to was nervous, as she watched the fire get closer literally right over the hills, and the wind was vicious, all night, into the morning, so in my head i was like that can easily blow over here. >> the fire is burning in marshland, so firefighters can't get to some of the areas, making for a tough fight. >

none of the men seem to want to is athe job because it no-win situation. ms. lagarde: they will probably come and take the job afterwards. david: you're the head of the imf. people ask foro selfies or bother you? ms. lagarde: they ask for selfies. it's a lot of ego boost, which i take and store. ♪ david: let's talk about another part of the world -- china. do you worry about chinese growth going down? do you have to worry about chinese debt? ms. lagarde: chinese debt has -- chinese growth has gradually time it hasnd every come down, there has been trepidation. china was going to collapse and has not collapsed. it has helped a great deal the global world economy at the time of the financial crisis because it was certainly one of the first if not the first country packageout with a huge stimulus in order to kickstart the economy. indebted. heavily yes, they are trying to rein that in, but at the same time, it is a country that has a huge has massivehich transition issues to deal with, of where the necessary reduction of growth we are seeing has to be monitored,

snapped this selfie from the yosemite, he had no idea it may have been moments before hud.ging to her ath wi >> and it was very eerie. >> park rangers discovered the body about 800 feet below the point. shawn says his selfie was taken on sunday, just after 5:00 p.m. >> it seemed like a lot of stories out there of speculation of when and how and all this stuff. i guess we just felt it was incumbent upon us to kind of share our impression of that day and the fact that we saw her in person. >> reporter: shawn says she appeared to enjoy the scenery from the popular viewpoint. the 30-year-old was no stranger to the risk she was taking. they were travel bloggers. just this past spring she posted a picture of herself at the grand canyon with the caption, "a lot of us including yours truly is a fan of daredevil reattempts. did you know wind gusts can be fatal? is our life worth one photo? >> no railings, i mean, it is very treacherous out there. >> reporter: her husband worked for cisco. they were new to lifoia from new york. on her travel blog she wrote, "live every moment." calling her husband

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of>> killing tens housands of americans every year.de >> more aths from car accidents and from guns.orter: when we first mets anna, she new resident on baltimore's back streets of addiction. >> little bit of a rush. reporter: two years later, and we find her on the same street. >> oh, god. i was missing something. reporter: she has just been reased from jail after spending two weeks for prostitution. that is two weeks of no heroin. still homeless and relying on handouts, anna is one of the many faces that are lost in the darkness of america's opioid crisis. >> i know that heroin can kill me. i know the consequces. i'm scared to shoot up again but i know i eventually are obably will. reporter: it didn't take lg. anna started prostitutingrs f for the money needed to buy drugs for herself and her boyfriend.an is now back in the full grip of her addiction. >> we don't know what else to do, do you understand? like, when people break theirgs arm and e need rehab tol how to live er again.ta reporter: br had overdosed several times throughout her four years addiction before she was admitted

with regard to the need to too movement and president trump's analysis that it is threatening to men, athg with you mrs. mcb is it legitimate issue? that forth: i believe far too long women's accusations of sexual harassment have not been taken seriously. point int any time, we should always be making investigations of these kinds of insinuations whether done by the state or by the federal government, or whether by law enforcement, we need to take these accusations seriously. rep. handel: absolutely. on this we agree. who isere is a woman saying something, her accusations must be taken seriously. at the same time, we are a nation with a fundamental judicial tenet which is presumed innocence. we must be sure that both parties have their rights. that they are upheld throughout the process. unfortunately, we have seen a little bit recently of a rush to judgment. at the same time, it seems there is a troubling double standard space whene me too there are credible allegations and evidence against keith ellison who is a sitting member of congress. and yet, there is abject silence from the left.

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dozens of migrants who say the same thing: that no matter how cruel or how difficult the welcome is athe united states border, the overwhelming need they feel to flee a toxic mixture of violence, corruption, unemployment, political failure as they see it in honduras, really is what weighs most upon treir minds. >> nawaz: presidenp's escalating rhetoric, like at this texas rally last night, has brought this year's caravans to the forefr it of tigration debate, two weeks ahead of midterm >> you know what's happening right now, as a large group of people, they call it a caravan. i think the democrats had something to do with it and now they're saying i think we made i biake because people are seeing how bad it is. >> nawaz: meanwhile, the migrants continue their journey, mostly on foot, now over 1,000 miles from the nearest u.s. border crossing. picking it up from there, to discuss some of the rhetoric and ngme of the policy surroun all of this is alan gomez. he's an immigration reporter for "usa tod." alan gomez, welcome back to the newshour. we heard the president there in texas last nigh

coming up, most chains fail ath look at that. lots of lights on and it's only 4:41. we hope you're waking up to get that cup of coffee and join us for the rest of the morning. we'll be right back. robbing a bank in concord. police say this man walked in to the wells fargo on oak grove road back in august. and >>> new video captures a man robbing a bank in concord. police say this man walked into the wells fargo on oak grove road back in august and handed the teller a note that said, no dye pack and no funny stuff. video shows him stuffing large amounts of money into a fannypack and walking out. he took more than $8,000 in cash e is on the run. >>> this morning, fast food chains are under fire from consumer and environmental groups. 25 of the largest were graded and most of them got an f in the report. but their practices and policies on the use of antibiotics in their beef products, the report gave them 22 an f, including mcdonald's, burger king and others. the report looks at whether these companies are making policies to end the routine of the use of antibiotics. i

many in this convoy or care event are upset that the are being portrayed by some athe worst of humanity majority of us are ha we want something better. we are not here because we are criminals. we are here because we want to help our families and our enchil reporter:p donald trs called it an assault on the u.s. border. the large caravan of people heading tohe u.s. is not stopped and brought back to honduras, no money or aid will be given to honduras, he warned earlier this week. i must in the strongest of terms asked mexico to stop this slaught, he added later. since those threats, the number of people joining this convoy has only increas. but not all want to use the official border crossing and risk being turned back. already trying other means of continuing their journey north. if they do manage to get to e u.s. border, they have the legal right to claim asylum, but donald trump says he will close d ofbder and thahea midterm elections,t is missing the chance of making political capital. president trump: i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border if necessary. [appl

for more, i spoke a brief time ago to stephen cook, senior fellow for middle east studies athe councilign relations. stephen, on a sale of one to 10, the u.s. revoking the visas of saudis expect to be linked to the killing of khashoggi, where does it fall? stephen:bout a two, maybe one and a half. this is weak tea, to say the least. the trump administraheon has, fromery beginning, sought to avoid directly punishing the saudis for this brutal murder. laura: when erdogan promised he truthdeliver the naked out the murder, did he deliver in any way? stephen: he did not really advance our understanding of what happened to jamal khashoggi at all. he reiterated the turkish allegations along with beliefs. -- along with the leaks. it stres me that there is still a negotiation going on. it now includes the cia director, gina haspel. and how to move forward between the turks, the saudis, and the ited states on a story and how we can keep strategic relations with both countries intact. laura: what does turkey have to gain by keeping the khashoggi murder in the headlines, which it has done effectiv

i couldn't understand what was going on athe time. one wantsy is that no to be involved in that moment where they have to point a weapon at another individual and pull the trigger. aleem: then why do it happen so often? so many people with disabilities killed by the police. are armed from and they face members the public who are, too, often. the complaint for many around the country is that officers to often- too often command and control, shouting orders and physically taking charge, especially when someone does not immediately comply. that can include the use of lethal force. the problem is, some people , as we have seen, just cannot comply. >> there is times when you couldn't touch adam. he got really -- >> whdrawn. >> or it got excited. he had to understand that if you went there and used my 30 -- it just didn't work. aleem: after weeks of trying, we managed to speak on the phone at t to the district attorn s o ruled adam did not die as a result of the acti the officers who tased him numerous times. >> they are not doing this beca

when we arrived, people were helping themselves to pretty much everything inside, mainly athe cigarett batteries -- they were taking those away in bagfuls. a whole lot more people have come back to doing the same. it is a bit of a freall. for the time being, the priority is seeking out anyone who might need urgent help, as the rescuers make their way to some of the more isolated communities. life will not be back to normal here anytime soon. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, florida. jane: that is going to be o enormous cleanup operation. there are plenty of visitors who come in and out of the white house, but today's performance by kanye west was something else. his agenda with the presidentin uded jobs and crime, but somehow superman and newrp nes became the focus. here is just a taste of what happened. ikanye: i love hillarove everyone, but the campaign "i'm not make mest did feel as a guy that didn't get to see my dad all the time like a guy playing catch with his son. there is something about when i put this hat on, it mafeel like superman. superman is my favorite surhero, and you made a

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. >>> tonight, we've got an inside look ath the hea craze surrounding cbd. a cannabis compound that does notdu p a high, touted for its natural health benefits. >> sara wallace from our sister station in new york looks at the benefits and also some bogus claims. >> reporter: from store signs to subway ads, these three little initials are the big buzz in the health and wellness world. >> it is hot rightnow. >> reporter: believers are sold on a dizzying array of over the counter products infused with cbd. it's a compound in the cannabis plant that some claim offers therapeutic benefit high of pot. >> you're not going to feel any euphoria, you're going to feel reli from your pain it's a miracle drug.r: >> repor even though the fda says cbd is illegal, there's no enforcement, so, products are pping up everywhere, from over the counter oils and lotions to gummies and other sweet goodies. >> we probably sell 50 times as much as we used to sell. >> reporter: smoke shops, health food stores, even day spas andm phares like this one in new jersey, are jumping in to me

athe same time there is a fear that people will have heir votes suppressed in various states.a strange situation. thers a lot of bad news for voting rights right now. there's a lot of potential good news on the horizon as well. es to: and when it c election night, which state are you going to be watching most closely yourself? >> i don't think i can name one state, unfortunately, lawyer l ra. i will say i will be looking at georgia. i will be looking at north dakota. i will be looking at kanser. this is dit than a presidential election because we don't have the same kind of swing states. there are competitive states t now that aught of as very deeply red. places like kansas and georgia have competitive governors' cces. north dakota haspetitive senate race. that's not what we're used to. it's a big map. there's a lot of states to look at. that's really what makes this election excitinof there's a loeally important state level races and that's unique in american politics. laura: thank you so much for joining us. and ma sure to stick with "bbc world news" for the next week and th

asia bibi had been sentenced to ath and spentinlmost a decade rison.onesia believe they have picked up underwater sounds from the blackbox data recorder from the lion air airplane that crashed on monday with 189 people on board the boeing 737 went down shortly after it took off from jakarta, and no survivors have been found. lion air's technical director has been sacked. thtanzanian government says a surveillance squad has been created dedicated to hunting down gay people. the team will check social media to identify and arre same-sex couples. homosexual acts are illegal in tanzania, where anti-gay rhetoric has been on the rise since the election of the president in 2015. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, we meetlyhe man complearalyzed but now walking again thanks to an implanin his spine. as we mentioned earlier in tonight's show, president trump has threatened to raise the military presence on the border to up to 15,000 troops to protect against migrants attempting to cross. will grant reports from souther

reporter: tonight investigators are building the profile of a killer. 46-year-old robert bauers arrested athe scene, as authorities try to determine if the assault rifle and handguns found were ha pud legally and where from. >> at this point we wave no knowledge that baue known to law enforcement before today. >> reporter: withfbhe i investigating the shooting as a hate crime, authorities are scouring his digital footprint. including this social media account filled with hate speech and a string of anti-semitic ramblings. also critical of president trump. bauers is believed to have a profile on gaab. >> a social media footprint for investigators is a treasure trove. this is where someone mahonestly tell you who they are, what theythink, what their motives are. >> reporter: the suspect posting images three handguns, it's unclear if these we the weapons used. bauers lived not far from the synagogue. poli surrounding the area, combing through his life piece by piece. f as evidence hate fueled motive began to erge. >> investigators are going to not only look at his websites, they're going to look

. >>> leon harris here with more breang news athe live desk. this is frightening video coming in from rome. and 'vfolks, y got to see this to believe it. take a look. that's an escalator just speeding out of control, throwing and a hurtlin crushing riders into a huge pile. they wound up on the floor of this subway station there in rome. td folks,s video was not sped up. this is in real time. that's exactly wt it looked and felt like. you can see people on that up escalator trying to help. reports say it was a malfunction that left 20 people injured. we're told that many of them were russian soccer h fansding to a match. now, that train station is closed for the investigaw.on right and of course lots of questions, hopefully they'll be anstered, at lome of them in the morning. jim? >> just incredible pictures there. leon, thank you. >>> president trump is ramping up the rhetoric and false atements tonight about the migrant caravan marching to the. exico border. tonight at the white house, he suggested he could use the u.s. military to stop them f

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arabia is currently devastating the impoverished .ation of yemen i would like to take a moment to of athe disappearance saudi journalist, a critic of the saudi government who was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey last tuesday. over the weekend, turkish authorities told reporters they now believe he was murdered in the saudi consulate. and his in a consulate, body disposed up elsewhere. we need to know what happened here. if this is true, if the saudi regime murdered a journalist, critic in their own consulate, there must be accountability, there must be an unequivocal condemnation by the united states. the saudiems clear crown prince feels emboldened by the trump administration's unquestioning support. further, it is hard to imagine that a country like saudi arabia would have chosen the saudi fight this past summer with canada over a relatively mild human rights criticism. who ismmad bin salman, close with jared kushner, did not believe the united states would stay silent on this human rights issue. three years ago, who would have imagined that the united states o

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other presidents have taken moments luke this or much worse, worked to unify athe country. has trump failed to fulfill that part of his job as president? >> he's completely failed to unify the country around this crisis. this is not harry truman and the buck stops here. as soon as these reports of bombs hit the media, he's been constantly trying to blame everybody else, feeling sorry for himself, trying to scapegoat the media, which is an extraordinary stunt when you think that cnn had the bomb threat and he's trying to turn it back on the media that it's their problem. he's in campaign mode right now. he was perhaps feeling secret culpable some of this and these are the people he's been mocking and he's decided to call it an over blown story by the media and saying that we're blaming him. we're not blaming donald trump for the incident. we're saying he needs to play a role of educator and public information officer. yet another low eb unhis white house tenure. >> here is what the president said hours beforhis first state of the union address. he said i would love to be abl