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gus has down's syndrome.is parents said he used to be so shy but this is his senior year at high school and they say he's coming out of his shell. you might recognize gus because our own garvin thomas interviewed gus in his "bay area proud" series in january. we are thrilled for the new king. >>> let's check in with vianey arana with a look at our sunday forecast. boy, yesterday was like we are in fall. >> the wind, it was cooler, i know, and wait for it, because if you are headed up to lake tahoe this weekend we skipped over fall and went to winter. i want to show you this shot, this is currently by the way the most recent live look at what the sierra is looking like. this is fresh powder in squaw valley in lake tahoe. isn't that amazing? this is a live look right now. this is what the folks woke up to this morning. we were talking about that cold front that's what dipped down our temperatures and what brought those gusty winds especially if you were hanging out anywhere around the coastline. we saw 40 plus-

gus excexepoleas, he has down syndrome. his parents say he used to be shy.s is his senior year and seniors have a way about them, don't they? they say he's coming out of his shell. he's the king. you might recognize the guy. our own garvin thomas featured gus in his bay area proud series in january. >> it looked like a good night out there. nice night in walnut cre interesting weather this week. we saw everything from the heat earlier in the week, comfortable temperatures the last couple days. then severe weather off to our east this evening. and now see our snow totals that have actually gone up as you are about to see in the forecast. let's show you right now in san jose where you have breezy conditions. 56 degrees and already tonight's temperatures at 11:00 cooler than the low temperatures we've had over the last couple of nights around the bay area. you've got 59 degrees in emeryville. winds still out of the west at 13. at least we're not in a drizzle storm in san francisco. yesterday we had the morning of drizzle. nighttime drizzle right now. 55 degrees

gus has down syndrome and his parents say he used to be shy, but now he's a senior. things change.e's coming out of his shell. he's the big dog on campus. our own ignore vin thomas featured him in his bay area proud series in january. >> very good. look at him go. >> he was looking for gus' autograph. >>> it is nice up in walnut creek. >> big shift to the we think we are -- weather w cple of days ago. we have a severe thunderstorm reek is 57 degrees. look at the wind 2 miles per h. clearly it's already jacket weather this evening as things cool down quickly tonight. san jose also breezy at 63 degrees. look at that. doesn't feel much like a september day around san jose with the winds at 18 miles per hour. tops for wind gusts, still above 45 miles per hour. sustained winds at 35, and 58 degrees. slight chill around the bay area. obviously cold enough for the snow. we'll see another four to six inches of snow at the summit and the winter weather advisories for winter driving conditions can't to monday afternoon. drier air settling in. we have a chance nor 30s and low 40s. a cool star

gus along the coast and in the hills at 30 miles per hour. the gusty is conditions at the coast and the hills. cooler than normal for today. temperatures will stay below average for tomorrow with onshore flow. things will be changing. high pressure will build in and we will heat up. by the end of the week, we are talking 90s two triple digit heat inland. here is satellite and radar view. the reason we state cool for the next couple of days is because of the low pressure system to the north. ushering in the marine influence and the seabreeze. high-pressure will be moving in . beginning wednesday through the rest of the week. that is why temperatures are climbing. as we take you hour by hour on future cast, you can see the sun as we head to the afternoon. started up tomorrow with low clouds. and parts of the bay. some of the locations as well. temperatures will stay below average for tomorrow. as a go through the day on future cast, you can see winds picking up . as we head to the afternoon and evening. pollen report. looking at medium level to

and there is a photo of gus's son tidying his bedroom. imean... laughter.wo kids — is that a tidy bedroom for a kid, for an 11—year—old? we cannot see the floor and it's the floor that counts. 0h! it's true. you're hardcore. ok, let's talk about our tidy or untidy constitution. oh, well done. this whole suspension of parliament — prorogation — is it legal, is it illegal? is it happening, is it not? is it illegal in scotland but not in england? when will we know? let me put on my robe. robe? ajudge‘s robe? yeah. i want the wig. i want to see the wig. that would be amazing. a wig with headphones. that would be great. and then i wouldn't have to dry my hair in the morning. it would be transformational. the this week dressing up box is no longer in use, so i'm sure we can deploy it. and, if you are a this week of viewer, welcome along. it is lovely to have you, but you didn't get andrew to leave behind any blue and i for one am really disappointed about that. so, a couple of days ago, the scottish court — yesterday, only — said that borisjohnson‘s suspension of

ashley: gus, am i thinking you're generally pretty bullish?oking out more than two or three years. you want to be a positive person except if you're felicity huffman. you want to be long in stocks. ashley: great stuff. we got a lot in a short amount of time. thank you, gus. dow closing higher for the 8th straight day. [closing bell rings] the longest winning streak in 16 months as the bell rings. that will do it for the "claman countdown." connell mcshane, melissa francis picking it up on "after the bell." melissa: hope for a deal. giving the dow eight in row. stocks still mixed at the close as investors.s. china trade progress. the dow ending higher on the day up about 33 point. you see as we close, off session highs but it is the longest winning streak in 16 months. i'm melissa francis. happy friday. connell: happy friday, i'm connell mcshane. this is after the bell. a little fade on the end for the s&p as it fought for gains at the close. same for nasdaq in the red, snapping what was a two-day winning streak down by about 18 point. breen fo

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interpretations that say it is cho-gus. perhaps we have people here that can help us pronounce this name. mark: anybody? he is at the temple of music with a revolver in his hand waiting to kill the president. there is someone else in line named jim parker, an ex-slave. he wanted to shake hands with the president. instead, he corralled him to the ground and is celebrated as a black man who got the guy that shot the president and later, something happens and history is turned on its head. it has unfortunate effects on the arrest of mr. parker's life. margaret: jim parker, as you say, helped tackle the assassin and was recognized as one of the heroes of the moment because he prevented czolgosz from firing another round. for the next eight days, he was seen as the hero who might havee assassin and immediately was recognized as one of the heroes of the moment because he prevented czolgosz from firing a third round, and certainly for the next eight days, he was seen as the hero who might've saved mckinley's life. but a funny thin

that say it is cho-gus. perhaps we have people here that can help us pronounce this name. mark: he is at the temple of music with a revolver in his hand waiting to kill the president. there is someone else in line -slave.im parker, an ex to shake hands with the president. instead, he corralled him to the ground and is celebrated as a black man who got the guy that shot the president and later, something happens and history is turned on its head. effects onrtunate the arrest of mr. parker's life. margaret: jim parker, as you the assassinackle and was recognized as one of the heroes of the moment because he from firingolgosz another round. for the next eight days, he was seen as the hero who might have saved mckinley's life, but after ,e was hailed as this savior you got the secret service and other individuals there to guard the president coming out and saying, we certainly did our job. that man was not really there at all, then in the trial of czolgosz , james parker's testimony was never called for, and he

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gus this will go off the shelves once yeah you'll be working at the site for 6 months. that's then and i was scared when i found my name was not on the list now i hope everything will be ok in my area because i do. the list is causing distress among many communities in assam a state of some 33000000 people those left off the list of being asked to produce documents proving that their family has lived there for a certain length of time or face being stripped of their citizenship. critics say the measure targets been goalie speaking muslims many of whom came from the neighboring indian state of west bengal the government denies the climb but this offers little comfort for those who feel losing everything. we have not any connection with foreign countries like bangladesh or pakistan we have grown and bought up here. our names are not included in this list so we are very scared we are scared of. own future and our own children's this camp is just one of 6 that's being built by the government in assam it's due to be operational by next year then it will become clear to the l

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over the years, owners roger and gus came to rely a great deal on roberto.eated roberto more like a favored son than just an employee. how important was family to roberto? >> probably the most important thing. it all revolved around us. we didn't have much, but everywhere he went, we went too. so we were always together. >> whatever went wrong, he was the one to go to. he was the one to keep everybody together. >> reporter: latino culture celebrate a coming of age ritual called the quinceanera when a girl turns 15. so when roberto's daughter turned 15 -- >> he went all out. it was his only -- i was the only girl so he did everything he could to make that day the best. >> what kinds of things do you do? >> you have to have your father/daughter dance. you just feel like you're the only person at that moment. like you just feel important. you really do feel like a princess. >> reporter: probably won't ever forget that. but of course for teenagers there is another rite of passage. butting heads with parents, which that last morning may have, pure chance, saved j

of 40 to 45 miles per hour or gus even higher than that and those are the things that they have to worry about. it is a close call to be sure but the reality of the situation is they don't think it's necessary, hopefully it will not be and again they have a lot of experience with this so it is a bit call for them and we will see what happens. >> pg&e is still set to turn off power to about 21,000 customers in the sierra foothills right about now, the shut off so that customers in butte, nevada and yuba counties due to the strong wind and hot temperatures in the forecast. customers will be notified by phone, text and email. pg&e says the power will stay off until it is safe to restore service. those counties should be on standby for another shut off tomorrow.>>> there are red flag warnings and parts of the area including the east hills, this is a live look at mount diablo where the temperatures got into the 90s today. that is one clue therefore hot and lint conditions.>> for more on all of this we have our chief meteorologist bill martin here, how long can this red flag warning be in effe

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that is evidence of consciousness of the president's t gu wrong on the phone call that they right awaywanted to shift to another place where it might be harder to find. >> reporter: the whistleblower calls the president's lawyer rudy giuliani a central figure in the alleged plot to influence the election with more than 30 references to him in the complaint. and concluded that attorney general william barr appears to be involved as well. the inspector general for the director of national intelligence found the whistleblower's allegations to be credible and of urgent concern. >> i want to stress that i believe that the whistle-blower and the inspector general have acted in good faith throughout. i have every reason to believe that they have done everything by the book and followed the law. >> reporter: today at a closed door event, trump reportedly attacked both the whistleblower and the white house staffers who cooperated calling the leaker almost a spy. the "la times" obtained audio. >> you know what we used to do in the old days when we were smart, right? with spies and treason? we us

he was the founder of the for gus markets in san francisco . >>> a rally demanding federal at detention center along the border of mexico be close. presters are using today, mexican independence day to put a spotlight in conditions in the center. there will be a rally at the 24th street mission art station. marchers will head for san francisco city hall and then protest at the immigration office is this afternoon at 3:00, before marching back to the bus station . >>> presidential candidate marianne williamson will spend the day in the bay area campaigning. she will be in san francisco this afternoon. she was here last month where her campaign speech focused on creating what she calls a moral a comity . compassionate capitalism. as of right now she has not qualified to take part in next month's democratic presidential debate in ohio. >>> another presidential candidate, beto o'rourke is heading to the bay area to campaign and raise money. he will be in a private home in san l salmo. tickets will range from $250- $2800. there's no word yet whether he will make other appearances . >>> presi

when gus 65 to 70 miles per hour at the coast. title flooding. there was coastal flooding.there is regular flooding from the rainfall. 15 different tornadoes in north carolina today with likely more coming tonight. for us cooler weather., weather. san jose 76. san francisco 67. concorde 87. santa rosa 82. concorde 60 tonight. redwood city 60. the ocean is running warmer. not like san diego county. the ocean water just west of san diego is 78 degrees right now. an all-time september record. it is bathwater in southern california coastline. castro valley festival this weekend. sunshine and breezy. 75 degrees. opera in the park sunday coding eight park san francisco 67. the breeze will be around especially saturday in chinatown for the moon festival. sunny and mild middle 60s. pollen count stays high. we need rainfall to wipe this out. we don't average that much rain in september. less than one quarter of an inch. higher than normal. until we get some rainfall. there is a lot of rainfall in far northern california in oregon and sierra. in the form of showers and storms. this a

we know that jeffrey epstein and gu lane maxwell flew on jeffrey epstein's jet over to a castle thatly owns in england. there's plane records to that effect. you know, this is a tough one. i find that everybody involved with jeffrey epstein, especially now that he is deceased, is going out of their way to make clear how little they ever had to do with him when there's so much evidence of how much they did have to do with him. this is standard operating procedure by high-priced lawyers and p.r. people. and frankly, it shouldn't stand. we should have the u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york should be issuing subpoenas to people like leon black and glen dube in and leslie wexner, people who know exactly what jeffrey epstein was up to and claim they don't. >> and the role of gu lane maxwell. she has not been charged with a crime. where is she right now as all of this is unfolding? . >> well, she better be -- her whereabouts better be known to u.s. law enforcement. if she was smart, she would be participating and cooperating and sharing everything she knows about jeffrey eps

yesterday gus antorcha resigned his position as ceo as well as his position on the board of directors statement he said he still believes in seaworld's mission even though he may have, quote, a difference of approach. he became head of seaworld in february. >>> netflix is paying a lot of money for a show famously described as "about nothing." the company struck a deal with sony pictures for a globalea to netflix paid well above the speculated $500 million. nbcuniversal's streaming service paid to take "the office" away from netflix. netflix also lost "friends" to the upcoming hbo max service. >>> if you want to book a room, how about the world space hotel. it will rotate in space. it's a cruise ship-style hotel that will look like space. the gateway foundation released plans for the von brawn station. the amenities will include restaurants, movie screening, low gravity basketball and rock climbing facilities. they hope to get it off the ground in 2025. >> it reminds me of the space station in "20"2001: a space odysse odyssey"." i think stanley kubrick maybe deserves a little bit of a

you can't turn the power off and callisto gus high-risk fire areas in the foot hills and leave the power and in calistoga is downtown area which has a low fire risk is basically a one switch that shuts off the entire city you can divide it. since last october the mayor and other city leaders have been working with pg e to devise a plan which will allow the likes to stay on in the downtown. and they've come up with one a permanent generator. >>once the permanent nerators station is up during a p s p s will be able to power 2 thirds of our city primarily residential areas, but also our dotown. >>the permanent generators still several months off. but city officials say the temporary generator at calistoga substation will be used in the meantime to keep the lights on there's owners say it will make a huge difference will keep us in business. >>it will keep us from losing our entire inventory. >>those are callous are hoping a public safety power shutoff will not be necessary, but they also hope that if it does happen. those generators will work and the lights for remain on here in the downtow

they were ready for full fledged a war when a senior commander inside the iran's the r revolututionary gus as said the and warned and reminded the united ststates. ad that u. s. bases and aircraft carriers. were within range of on missiles. next the latest on tunisia's presidential election to anti establishment candidates say they have come out on top. bill curry media tycoon currently in prison and law professor case i add to both claim to a qualified for the second round of voting. official results are expected to be announced in the coming day andrew hilly are has more on the boat which saw a downturn in participation. becomes tunes using next president one thing's for sure sunday's vote could represent a drastic change for the country. one official polls put to anti establishment figures on top. one of them. can we is currently behind bars accused of money laundering. at the jail media moguls party headquarters. his supporters celebrated late into the night. the thanks of being in the top two out of twenty six candidates means that you've said loud and clear no to oppression no to pov

gus were already strengthening but when it made landfall, when speeds were at 185 miles an hour, theded here. this is a deadly storm and a monster storm. 0n ever recorded here. this is a deadly storm and a monster storm. on two previous occasions i have asked people to leave the keys and many have not heeded my morning and many have not heeded my morning and many have remained behind. i can only say to them, this is not the last time they will hear my voice. these are flat islands and the ocean surges are expected to overwhelm them and anyone who did not evacuate them. the police will not be coming for you in the middle of a hurricane. you will have to hunker down if you are stubborn and will not move. you will have to hunker down because no—one will render assistance to you. the potential of severe risks to people ‘s life continues but people on the south—eastern coast of the usa are already preparing for what could come their way. we have talked about the wind, we will have strong thoughts, freshwater ra i nfa lls strong thoughts, freshwater rainfalls and four states can all expect

gus and boosting a football dream and battle to do their 1st win of the season against of course tearing up spec we'll bring you all the golds and all the action. of a warm welcome to you i'm on the touchy jilly's mean political parties are assessing the fallout from 2 state elections resource surge and support for the far right they will tell you to for germany or d. emerge as the 2nd strongest force and both saxony and brandenburg in the east of the country mainstream party. managed to hang on to power in both states but the results are raising questions about how they should deal with e.f.t. the leader of the conservative christian democrats who won in saxony addressed journalists a short while ago this is what an a great clam cotton ball had to say about her party's election results. in higher tone with optimus was the right composure courage and optimism we will tackle future issues and we won't be divided in the process we will build bridges that is our standard. that managed to convince the residents of. this election victory makes it clear that we can't just make excuses. we have

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one this week from gus, who i think is somebody very important in the british virgin islands.al? your lordship, if you're listening. should i be pleased or worried that my son is listening to the brexitcast while cleaning his room? there is a photo of gus‘s son. is that a tidy bedroom for a kid? we can't see the floor and it's the floor that counts. let's talk about our tidy or untidy constitution. this whole suspension of parliament, prorogation — is it legal, is it illegal, is it happening or not? is it illegal in scotland but not in england, when will we know? let me put on my robe. i like a robe. should i get a judge's robe? i want the wig. i wouldn't have to dry my hair in the morning. it would be transformational. the this week dressing up box is no longer in use, i am sure we can deploy it. if you are a this week viewer, it is lovely to have you, but you did not get andrew to leave behind any blue nun, and i am really disappointed for that. a couple of days ago, the scottish court, yesterday said that borisjohnson‘s suspension of parliament was illegal and that he had m

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we touched down in the now scarred great gu that na cay with u.s. aid.lp out. local residents give them some bearings. >> that's amean really really good news. >> reporter: they get any assessment. incredibly, no one has died here. >> for far? we talked about? >> reporter: they helped stock food in the church, now a make-shift shelter, offer medical assessments and then move on to a house-to-house search gathering intel for the bahamian government as they try and get a handle on the magnitude of what happened here. >> we have walked around the building to make sure no one is calling out. nobody is in there, so i mark it clear. >> reporter: the truth is dorian's cuts through these islands and cays are menacing. the storm path was in read it slashed right through the abacos. you can see great guana cay north of the path. the darker the dots the nor damage. the first sweep of all the islands and cays is complete. >> lately a lot of reconnaissance, a lot of building structures, from there getting a pulse on the locals and on what they need. >> reporter: gett

joanna: we don't died out beyond this quarter, so i want to be idetious -- we don't gu out beyond thisrter, so i want to be cautious. guy: if your expectation that the consumer strength in the sector is sustainable? joanna: that is a question i wish anyone of us could answer with a degree of certainty. i think it requires us to look into a crystal ball. what we are seeing now is consumer demand strength is domestically strong, and we are optimistic that that trend continues into september and hopefully into the fall. vonnie: you have a big -- guy: you have a big leisure footprint. what about business? are you seeing any shift in demand there? joanna: as we look at leisure and business, we are seeing fairly consistent demand stories. guy: you are going to be joining us here in the united kingdom very shortly. you're going to be operating a transatlantic route. the big question everyone what's to ask is where my going to get on a jetblue plane here in the united kingdom? you talked to the panel we were just on about a range of airports. how close are you to making that decision? are maki

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. >> do we need the federal reserve to quote, save us, gus >> i think the fed has already taken a step by cutting rates earlier this year. i think we'll see at least a couple more rate cuts. they'll be looking at the data i think that they are concerned about the uncertainty that's overhanging the u.s. economy right now and if we do see a more substantive swelling then we'll see further rate cuts and perhaps a resumption of qe if necessary. >> do we need that if the economy is not going to go into contractual recession, why do we need it with 16 trillion around the world already and ten year at 1.46%. i think the reason we need it is that we would see a more significant slowing. so that forecast assumes that the fed does provide support to the economy in terms of rate cuts i don't think we're going to need qe but the fed indicated that's a further option if it's out there but i do think that we do need rate cuts over the next few quarters to make sure that we don't fall into recession it's a precautionary move by the fed. we are seeing slower growth ahead. this is intended to offset th

a's welcoming that new hall of fame class including that gu ca.ts throw out the first pitch. what a ceremony that was. current a's pretty good. first batter matt olson r.b.i. single. marcus semien scoring. 7-0 after matt chapman smokes a run up the single. that will make the manager clap. 9-0 in the 5th. marcus semien clubs his 32nd of the season. might get mvp consideration. mark bash having quite the year himself. 26th homer of the year. the a's own the top wild card spot with the two-game lead over tampa bay. cleveland's loss drops them behind tampa bay for the second wild card spot. giants in atlanta. clinch the game with the giants support. johnny quail on the hill. billy hamilton lines one to right. 1-0 braves. t l field line, two r.b.i. giants fans a look at the future, the short stop here, what a play that was. showing off the range. just glovely. bottom 5, dereck rodriguez on the hill. francisco serveli, braves win 8-1. let's kick it. san jose earth quakes on the road united fc. atlanta strikes first. justin fires off, san jose defenderer