our first guest is lena komileva . a lot to unpack out of the meeting but how is the european economy doing? economy wasropean recovering quite strongly from the effect of the lockdowns. it is the balance effective switching on and switching off and on an entire continent. whilst important is that a lot of the conversation is about the top figures, which did recover quite strongly in the early months after the lockdowns, we had quite a great divergence between the sectors. those most affected by social distancing are lagging behind but others have recovered quite quickly. that is giving optimism to policymakers we are in a locked down recovery that is underway. having said that, we have seen a great loss of momentum in the recovery in the last eight weeks. that has coincided with a spike in covid numbers. it is too early to say but it is clear for a region that is quite export dependent, developments in global trade are having in influencing affect. the gap that seemed to be closing after the lockdown is not going to b

>>> acusan al presidente trump de echar leÑa al fuego. hay protestas.el mandatario anunciÓ que va a visitar una de estas ciudades ma nana martes. el go ber derd del estado miles de manifestantes protestan de manera pacÍfica. en contra de la brud lidad policial >>> desafortunadamente el presidente ha contribuido que en wings con sin el gobernador y el alcalde de la ciudad: le pidieron al presidente que no visite el martes la ciudad donde hay furia por el caso de jacob blieuc. este afroamericano que un policÍa blanco le disparÓ varias veces por la espalda. cuando el gobierno de trump llega a una paÍs en caos regresa la paz, la ley y el orden. >>> con fuerzas de seguridad por los daÑos causado por las manifestaciones y la comunidad reconstruye. la familia de blieuc. dijo que los afroamericanos no deben vivir preocupados por ser asesinados por su clor de piel. >>> el presiono ha dicho mucho sobre este caso. pero sÍ publiÓo tweet sobre una persona que muriÓ en portland. >>> luego enfrentamientos violentos y un grupo de partidarios de trump. >>> mientras que

fogatas son ilegales en esta jurisdicción, una ordenanza en el norte prohíbe la quema de carbón y leñao a las altas temperaturas, quienes acudan deben utilizar mascarilla, mantener el distanciamiento social y todos deben responder el cuestionario de covid-19. >> muchas veces vemos en películas cómo astronautas cultivan sus verduras, pero en la vida real no es tan sencillo. un profesor al sur de la florida ha diseñado un proyecto que de ser aprobado por la nasa facilitaría el cultivo de vegetales fuera de la tierra. >> durante siglos el hombre soñó con ir a la luna y finalmente lo hizo. desde entonces el reto ha sido buscar la manera de permanecer en ella. una idea que cada día se hace más palpable y el secreto lo podría tener esta máquina. así lo dejo saber al mundo desde la universidad del sur de florida este profesor de ingeniería civil ¿cómo funciona? >> es una tecnología que funciona de manera automática, básicamente está conectada al inodoro, convierte el agua en potable y los sólidos en composta. esto le daría la posibilidad a los astronautas de cultivar vegetales frescos en el e

some home office and we haven't been able to get really into the major burn area around the think lena road area yet but pretty pretty easy to assume that there are some merits. well what about for people who are looking and saying all. >>it didn't go near my neighborhood i got out. now i'd like to get back in. i'm sure that people are anxious for that, but how long do think it's going to be before any of those evacuees are able to go back into neighbors neighborhoods that were not touched. >>well the evacuation fatigue is a real thing that these people experience and considering we've been evacuated for 3 quarters of last month not more completely understandable. the problem with wind-driven fires is the they push all that hot ash and amber. i away from the perimeter of the fire so. about fires are more common with the wind driven fires and so it's harder just assume that just because the fires, you know a couple of miles away it's going to come near me if they can show up at a moment's notice probably be a little bit to open things up quickly until things really start to cool down an

y sobre todo por la sequía de cinco años, tenemos muchos árboles secos que están funcionando como leñamutua y reiteramos que ese fue un incendio muy terco difícil de combatir y la contención vemos que aumentó el fin de semana considerablemente u así que vamos a actualizar sobre los incendios de maleza seca a la temporada pico de los incendios de maleza seca en esta temporada del año vemos los vientos de santa anaen la noche y el viento y las llamas conduce a actitividad de incendios naturales pero los vientos comienzan a menguar y las temperaturas están muy altas, condiciones muchachos secas y tenemos una leve posibilidad de caer más aeronaves y tenemos 117 aeronaves combatiendo el incendios a lo largo del área de california y también muchas gracias a fema (agencia federal para el manejo de emergencias) por conseguir más aviones y es que recibimos la ayuda en la noche que marcó la diferencia increíblemente y también en relación de abordar las necesidades de individuos y respecto al apagar incendios hacemos lo posible para mantener el programa y respecto al covid-19 pueden ver algunas c

work on gossip girl, the broken hearts gallery aims for the same smart, sassy vibe as the big sick or lenaw girls, both of which seem to be sources of inspiration. the dialogue is self—consciously snappy, not least in the scenes between lucy and herflatmate, whose relentless quickfire snarkiness is both a contrivance and a joy. as for the plot, it hits all the romcom beats in a manner that's so formulaic as to be almost parodic. yet as someone who loves romcoms, i enjoyed the combination of old—fashioned cheesiness and thoroughly modern post—sex and the city feistiness. we're in business, baby! at the heart of it all is viswa nathan. she's fantastic in the central role, delivering withering one—liners with the ease of a standup comedian but also bringing a believability to the role of lucy which anchors this often fanciful drama. a treat, too, to see bernadette peters in a supporting role, reminding usjust how brilliant she was in thejerk all those years ago and what a unique screen presence she continues to be. the broken hearts gallery is in cinemas now. at the opposite end of the dramat

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, miss lena horne. are a grandmother. >> the thing that kept me from coming apart at the seams is the fact that i wanted to stay married, and i wanted to raise my children in a very tough, competitive business. ♪ >> i guess you've gotten right to the top in every single phase of show business there is, movies and records, radio, television, on the stage. >> well, yes, i'm very happy now on the stage. ♪ i'm beholding a vision >> lena horne was a pioneering african-american superstar who had been very outspoken politically. >> i don't feel like a movie star particularly, but i'm a new yorker. and what happens in the south happens to my state and for my state too. it's a communal effort, i'm sure. >> lena horne became very active in politics in the early civil rights movement. she even found herself blacklisted. in 1963, lena was invited to a secret civil rights meeting with then-attorney general bobby kennedy. she was with harry, the author james baldwin, playwright lorraine hanz bury, and some younger bl

work on gossip girl, the broken hearts gallery aims for the same smart, sassy vibe as the big sick or lena show girls, both of which seem to be sources of inspiration. the dialogue is self—consciously snappy, not least in the scenes between lucy and herflatmate, whose relentless quickfire snarkiness is both a contrivance and a joy. as for the plot, it hits all the romcom beats in a manner that's so formulaic as to be almost parodic. yet as someone who loves romcoms, i enjoyed the combination of old—fashioned cheesiness and thoroughly modern post—sex in the city feistiness. we're in business, baby! at the heart of it all is viswa nathan. she's fantastic in the central role, delivering withering one—liners with the ease of a standup comedian but also bringing a believability to the role of lucy which anchors this often fanciful drama. a treat, too, to see bernadette peters in a supporting role, reminding usjust how brilliant she was in thejerk all those years ago and what a unique screen presence she continues to be. the broken hearts gallery is in cinemas now. at the opposite end of the dra

el gobernador de nueva york respondiÓ echando mÁs leÑa al fuego.es. >> lo que quieren recuperar en la mujer blanca, hispana, que vive en las Áreas suburbanas. y al enfatizar este tema del orden pÚblico. no de la justicia social ni la justicia racial, no el abuso policial. >> somos una uniÓn de estados, y todos los estados se deben de tratar de manera igual. consideramos que estas son acciones ilegales. >> la casa blanca defiende el presidente. se puede retener la financiaciÓn mientras el programa federal contenga lo que estÁ intentando incentivar. pero esta no es la primera vez que el presidente amenaza con retirar fondos federales a ciertas jurisdicciones. hizo lo mismo al inicio de su presidencia, cuando intentÓ quitar fondos a la ciudad de santuario. la oficina de presupuesto nacional tiene 30 dÍas para presentar las recomendaciones de recortes. patricia: en filadelfia grupos de manifestantes se congregaron cerca del consejo de la ciudad exigiendo una extensiÓn de la moratoria de desalojo que expirÓ este martes. esto se transformÓ en una protest

how good you got to know i came to lena with a clear goal in oklahoma i want to help my people come up to beat beat we younger people have to make things change it's our responsibility have a pretty good hand and. our ancestors were warriors and demonized they fought with spears and with bows and arrows you know john today with the fight is different. today i fight with our ideas with our minds that's what we need sunday. december 21st christmas was just around the corner. it's impossible to sleep in lima. it's loud in the lights are always on. the city was confusing us. for the 1st time we were missing our family. we packed our things. said goodbye to our friends. left our dreams. and headed home. still. so you so this you people. think you know yes they have a tough life there. it's not like you're the houses are crammed together there's no. room yes. didn't you see new things yes the beach a lot of cars really big houses we swam in the sea. to see. threw stones in the water. to see defends itself it has its own of its own. members and the young people there different you know. they'

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. >> casi todos subimos las montaÑas a hacer leÑa, y sacar lo seco, y hace muchos aÑos que no se ha hecho las llamas, santa rosa es la misma ciudad que hace tres aÑos fue parcialmente destruida en otro incendio. ayer hablamos con una persona que habÍa perdiÓ su casa hace tres aÑos, y hoy en cuenta ese riesgo. tendremos detalles de todo lo que estÁ ocurriendo aquÍ en california, esta tarde en noticiero univisiÓn. gracias. regreso con ustedes. carolina: hay varios factores que se combinan, y que a esa hora provoca mÁs peligros: el humo de los incendios que estÁ rosendo problemas respiratorios a tantas personas, y segundo, esa adherencia por calor extremo, tambiÉn pone en peligro la salud, especialmente de adultos mayores. nos conectamos con albert martinez, jefe de meteorologÍa de univisiÓn. es normal esa temperatura para esta Época del aÑo en california? cuÉntanos, por favor. albert: se cosas, pero luego tenemos la informaciÓn, los almanaques, y nos da sorpresa cuando vemos situaciones como esas, las temperatura se california estÁn entre cinco, 10:15 grados lo que tocarÍa, lo que tocarÍa s

. >> despuÉs de la pizca de las uvas fuimos a sacar leÑa, sacar los seco.ionado cilla o muerte de taylor se declarÓ inocente. el miÉrcoles fue acusado por los disparos que entraron en un apartamento la noche que muriÓ taylor, pero saliÓ en libertad tras pagar una un fianza. ilia: alarma por una bacteria en el sistema de acueducto que causÓ la muerte a un niÑo. tambiÉn, las quejas de los maestros del condado miami dade porque fue adelantada la reapertura de las escuelas. la entrevista al joven mexicano que se coronÓ campeón de las ol un hombre de bien es aquel que viaja 4 horas en tren todos los días para desayunar con su familia. es quien dedica su vida a servir y no a servirse de los demás. un hombre de bien es aquel que no sostiene sus valores en una mano, sino que los demuestra con acciones. preocupándose por el bienestar de los más vulnerables. ese es joe biden. un hombre de bien. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. los californianos podremos votar de forma segura desde casa. cada votante registrado recibirá una boleta por correo con un código de

. >>> acusan al presidente trump de echar leÑa al fuego. hay protestas.

>>they're saying that there 2 fires now on lena road. so there's an evacuation order for a few different spots will get this up on our website and is will go to weather quickly now and we'll come back to as we gather some more information and now this these 3 fires that are burning. >>we do want to go to a meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez right now with the very latest on the conditions that we're seeing right now and what folks can expect overnight as well you know unfortunately tracking calmer winds these but in the highest peaks they could still see gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour less in napa county and sonoma county winds out of the northeast and out of the east so 45 miles per hour less not going to be as gusty as last night but it's going to be worse firefighting battle for firefighters because tomorrow is going to be the hottest and driest days, so we could see relative humidity in those areas drop into the single digits from now through monday afternoon, let's take a look at today's daytime highs, triple digit heat for santa r

the north bay like say alina only settling down into the upper 80's, it's 88 degrees right now and lena novato napa pret this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >>i 55 and we want to take a look at some of the damage from the fires we know that dozens of homes have burned down in sonoma and napa counties from the glass fires which encompasses 3 fires and about 17 square miles burn ranch land. steep terrain as well as many many homes that you're looking at video that kron 4 sarah stinson shot for us this morning as she's been reporting live from the sky hawk neighborhood in east santa rosa. >>she was along mountain hawks drive and in a son hawk drive to right across the

that was quite a scene when i heard about i mean it's lena it's very difficult assisted-living to evacuate. those folks who need care and has seen a leader they evacuate the hospital. >>they just want to make sure that people who need help can get out. >>well you can the media and home is just across the street, some of words tour which is low. to eastern that down through a as the fire are crossing highway and warned they're they are saving lives and saving homes in a >>not one study and of conch just slides which coming here, you my are huge me all state park. and they're going to do what it takes to send homes and nearly 2 homes lost to know my mind much fun of them. and i hope that no more last i don't want anyone else to go what i have to go through. i do know what families and coming down st. in have lost homes. >>so in terms of response being a supervisor is this something that you and your fellow supervisors are going to be a at some point here in the near future have you already in terms of getting people the assistance they need with evacuation shelters with whatever resources ne

lena nguyen, also the former baltimore health commissioner. thank you for coming on with me. and let's start with the pause in the astra zeneca trial. does this happen in large scale trials and do during the pause will they determine whether this spinal cord problem was a direct result of the vaccine or potentially something else? >> that is exactly right, brooke. so this type of pause is not unusual. it is actually part of due diligence that has to occur. this is a reason why we do phase three trials to understand if there is rare but serious side effects that occur. it is much better that we find out during the trials than after the vaccine is released and powerbally it potentially it is not just one person, but we could look at hundreds of thousands of people who could have it so its the scientific process that a pause is being put on but this is a cautionary tale for anyone trying to predict when a vaccine is going to be approved. it should be humbling. because developing a vaccine is time intensive and it is difficult. having everything match-up so that we could launch t

>>in our lives and lena taylor force act the kron 4 news taylor. thank you very much for that live for one of the first people at the met would resort to see it burning as we were mentioning was journalist, adam housley. >>and he described what he saw when he arrived on the scene. >>they say that most of the cottages that the good at college maine. building which people and i had entered their again but letting i watched burn to the ground and fire crews there. they were doing what they just unfortunately not members got into part of the wood. a structure up on the roof level and at that point there's nothing they could do i watched it burn. >>housley says this is a blow to the surrounding community and that is indeed an understatement. >>then take a look at this is ash coming from the glass far it could be seen falling. in santa rosa this is footage. just after this morning as some people reported seeing at least an inch of ash on their cars on their patio furniture there as you can see and the sky also was orange, well let's take a live look in s

the first night and the fire did you know walk from lena down in the santa rosa with some impunity.k take some damage along the way. thank goodness. we were left with favorable conditions by my and come home, you know calm winds, favorable temperatures and definitely not a that that is the first time. we took some home while on the very east end of santa rosa and skyhawk neighborhood and then a little farther east of there over oakmont neighborhood there's been some home office. >>and we haven't been able to get really into the major burn area around the think lena road area yet but pretty pretty easy to assume that there are some merits. well what about for people who are looking and saying all. >>it didn't go near my neighborhood i got out. now i'd like to get back in. i'm sure that people are anxious for that, but how long do think it's going to be before any of those evacuees are able to go back into a neighbor's that neighborhoods that were not touched. >>well the evacuation fatigue is a real thing that these people experience and considering we have been evacuated for 3 quarte

>>with the hospital the saint lena.st hospital they are evacuating we do know that cal fire is receiving help from contra costa fire in that evacuation order so our thoughts and prayers everyone who might have someone or know someone who works in that hospital or someone who is a patient in that hospital, but they are undergoing evacuations there now dave spahr is standing by with a look at our forecast this morning dave it's going to be hot. all across the bay area today william that's the thing everybody else is dealing in temperatures will be pushing beyond 100 for the inland valleys, but also looking at lofty numbers. >>in areas that don't see that such as san francisco but starting with the winds will quickly up here in the north bay certainly was were a lot of the focal point has been and again it's been an offshore wind coming in from the north. some of the stats that we have going on in this class fire here about 800 acres burn was the number that were given from cal fire. winds at about 20 for those gusts that

home lena, which is gone along the silverado trail. it just burned to the ground will have more in just a few minutes. also we've got our live coverage continuing this morning and here is a look at the mountain camera giving us a look those are the flames in black and white but still you can see this is far from over this from saint only in the south looking and we've got lots more vantage points of the fires in sonoma and napa as we continue. right now, aarp's work is more important than ever. we hear older americans loud and clear, and that's why we fight for what they and their families need. access to healthcare, affordable prescription drugs, opportunities to save for the future, ending age discrimination. a healthy, financially secure, fulfilling life. that's what aarp fights for because that's what everyone deserves. join us in fighting for what's right. >>the last fire continues to burn out of control this morning, it's hit wine country hard many vineyards resorts and homes have been burned to the ground firefighters are workin

joe biden dice que lo único que donald trump hace es echarle leña al fuego.. >> a nivel local, el equipoaños de edad arrastró a un agente de la policía en medio de una parada de tráfico. la situación escaló y terminó en tragedia. vemos las imágenes en el reporte. >> (música). >> (habla en inglés). >> estos son los momentos en que el joven de 22 años arrastra al agente de la policía que intenta detenerlo, y sus brazos quedaron atrapados debido a la presión de la ventana del conductor. desde este ángulo se puede ver al uniformado ser arrastrado por varios metros. >> (gritos). >> otra de sus compañeros corre para ayudarlo. >> (habla en inglés). >> (música). >> (habla en inglés). >> (música). >> después de unos metros de dejar la rampa de salida de la autopista, el conductor se suicida. >> (habla en inglés). >> otros conductores que estaban cerca le dicen al agente que la persona se había suicidado. el conductor es un joven afroamericano que había sido detenido por el agente de la policía porque los videos de su vehículo eran muy oscuros y estaba violando las leyes de tránsito, eso es lo que

annette: we seem to be having problems with lena, hopefully we can get her back later in the program. the story will be returning to it shortly. following the explosions in beirut, many lebanese have been seeking to leave the country and find a better future abroad. they say they can the longer bear the economic crisis and the feeling of insecurity. our correspondence went to meet some of them. >> [chatter] >> in a different world, they would not be leaving lebanon. >> we are forced to leave. we would have preferred to stay. reporter: both he and his brother are leaving for france in a few days to pursue their studies. for their mother, the idea of both her sons leaving is difficult to accept. >> what can i say, we have always lived as a family. [weeping] hopefully we will be back. >> we will not be gone f for too long.. >>>> before the e crisis, i waws delighted at the idea that i can visit them whenever i want. now it is no longer possible. our salaries are no longer enough to buy a ticket. reporter: their mother is a public school headmistress. their father is retired. lebanon's in

belafonte's guests, mostly african american, included martin luther king jr., lena horn, and bobby kennedy. it was a week, though, almost lost in history, but now revisited in a documentary called "the sit-in," airing thursday on nbc's streaming platform, peacock. i recently spoke with "the sitn's" director, yoruba richen, and producer joan walsh. thank you so much for talking to us about this documentary. i'm just curious, how did this all come to pass in 1968, with harry belafonte actually sitting in for johnny carson? >> well, from what we know, michael, he-- johnny carson really cared about these issues. we don't think of him as a political person. but he had a lot of concern about race relatis. he was a little bit ahead of his time, partly because he was in the entertainment business. you know, he was close to harry. and he wanted to turn the show over so that harry could showcase his view of the world for a full week. and he got backup from-- from nbc executives also, which was pretty amazing, as you said, given the time. >> i also think, harry was such a huge star at that t and it's

the flames rolling to the hills between into lena and calistoga and napa county. it has now grown to 1500 acres. containment stands at 0%. the flames racing downhill toward bell hill reservoir, and at least 2000 people are under mandatory evacuations with warnings expanding along the silverado trail. air tankers are wedging a fierce aerial battle with the flames burning through rugged terrain. the wind picking up tonight and fanning the flames is a major concern. continuing coverage at 6:00 and also on cbsn bay area. thank you for joining us. >>> news updates ways on ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight, battle lines drawn. rpublicans race to confirm supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. president trump predicting a quick victory. >> i think it's going to be very hard to dispute her qualifications or anything about her. >> yuccas: democrats fire back. >> we should not be barreling forward with this partisan nomination. >> yuccas: also tonight first debate, it's trump versus biden, one-on-one tuesday night in cleveland. will it shake up the race? bat

mean look at where we're starting the day 85 napa you're a cool 65, but look at right up the road and lena 87 degrees right now cloverdale 85 degrees currently so we're starting the morning off really hot oftentimes those hottest of areas are also paired with our records broken with inland areas in the triple digits. bayside areas as warm as the 90's more on your forecast is still ahead back to robin. thank you for the update john and i just double checked we do indeed have a spare the air alert in place for the bay area. so that means carpool if you can hop on mass transit if you can air quality will be por. >>once again today because of the fires that are burning in the north bay limit your outdoor activity. i could smell smoke soon as i left the house this morning. so you want to keep that in mind limit your outdoor activity with these fires burning in the north bay we're checking in on the traffic once again carpool if you can to help but you know the air quality of the drive into san francisco remains delay free we're doing fine on 80 it's under 10 minutes from the bottom of the maze

we are joined by 2 powerful united nations women a mean a mommy to melissa fleming and lena towel of out what do you wish to official job title. the official title is deputy secretary general so i support secretary general and realizing the vision that he came to the u.n. with promoting many many frameworks. and today most especially. our agenda 20 so every day just trying to lift and to bring and to convene and ensure that we can help countries the most of them vulnerable of our people that sunshine in our chart that we the people's you know trying to make them connect with the life of people. in really tough times not as a oh say we felt this upcoming you i know he's only on t.v. or at the time elizabeth told of our. well i lead communications for the u.n. which is a it's a really exciting job but it's also challenging because as we heard from those wonderful young people who are just expressing themselves about the u.n. i mean how do you describe that un's work and also our aims and our goals for a better world in terms that people really understand you know we are full of informa

well santa rosa and lena down into the upper 40's this morning later today, daytime highs sticking with the 70's for warmest of temperatures with 76 degrees, your average inland temperature 60's near the bay and the coastline. i've got more details about what to expect in the long range forecast ahead of us still to come robin all right, thank you folks can expect a foggy commute heading into san francisco. it's a little dance out there check this out. >>this is your approach to the bay bridge toll plaza when i was driving in i could hardly see the skyliner the towers on the eastern span. so you'll be dealing with some dense fog here on the bay bridge and also the golden gate, those special fog advisories issued by chp so take it easy out there headlights and wipers will be needed. but at least we don't have any big traffic problems. >>you have to worry about under 10 minutes to make it in. let's head over to 92. the san mateo bridge or connection between the peninsula and the east bay. we are doing fine the tell lights are heading west leaving hayworth the headlights are coming in that

cloverdale lot cooler than your upper 80's yesterday lena 2 down from the 80's to start your monday morning yesterday to just the 60's this morning. so you see overall talking about this forecast today, big improvements from where we were yesterday as far as fire weather goes. and even a touch of a cooler afternoon ahead of us daytime highs today at our warmest mostly just in the upper 80's get to more about that still to come. robin all right, thank you john let's check in on the traffic folks after. >>into work this morning and we're hot spot free that's a great way to start your morning drive are checking out the trip into san francisco. looking good moving well no problems through problems in san francisco, the skyway james like 2.80 all doing just fine, let's head over to 92, your connection between the peninsula and the east bay, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge and we're off to a fantastic start with no problems here east or west, it's normally the first bridge to start stacking up early in the morning, so the earlier you can get out there the better, but at least we don't

there in this case in napa county they have blue to indicate mandatory evacuation orders and this is lena right here both sides of that community are under a mandatory warning you see just how close these little hot spots are to the town of saint. course we're all familiar with that place and just how significant that is and then we move up the valley toward calistoga we get another sense of just how bad the fire situation is in fact all of the east side of silverado trail here is under an evacuation order order and that is where we have seen some damage itself in trying zoom out and find calistoga here's calistoga right here. so you can see calistoga is either under a mandatory evacuation order south of the main drag through downtown or under an evacuation warning so that gives you some perspective on just how widespread. the glass fire is which started up here in the hills on the east side of the napa valley above saint helene and a little bit southeast of calistoga and is now extending across the county line right into the edge of santa rosa. very reminiscent as we mentioned of the tub

rival mapuche is protested outside accusing lena of betrayal he and other long state officials last week to present a 12 point list of demands they include recognition of the language culture social order and autonomy in their territory. the current constitution doesn't recognize indigenous peoples existence but next month chileans are almost certain to approve the creation of a new constitution which could pave the way for significant changes he said wanted to see hopefully a new constitution if it recognises chillers indigenous people will help but he won't guarantee respect which is very different but it's an important step. the mother let them up put it in children's rights activist believes teaching chileans to recognize and respect to a particular street and culture are key. but while there's growing public support for them up which it calls distrust of the chilean state and its institutions remain deep rooted. how much both sides are willing to concede especially on the crucial issue of land ownership would terminate whether or not there can be peace in this volatile region. you s

and great to have with us as well then to lena fun period oh she works for the british economist and she thinks justice do much of it was finally starting to recover the revelations related to its involvement in money laundering in the finance and files are a huge setback. so let me begin by asking about the back story on these revelations buzz feed news in fact was one of the media institutions that was involved in proofreading and essentially researching the document so can you give us a short version of exactly what's going on here sure both the news and the u.s. or u.s. investigative team i'm sure that these with the i.c.j. the international consortium of investigative journalists and they got in all these different i mean joins us from all over the world like that it was put in the papers part of the papers all these other big leaks over the last few years and then about 400 people went to work and which research them. looked into them and got stories ready for about a year and so we published last sunday and the original source of the documents whistleblower doesn't comment on

and 60's for your current temperatures, it is cooler for our north bay area's santa rosa nevado and lena barely even in the 50's pretty close to those 40's this morning so indeed a little bit chilly for a lot of our inland areas as for temperatures later on today nice and comfortable 70's and 80's for most of our highs i'll get to that still to come robin. >>all right, thank you john are off to a pretty

all across the bay area oakland in dublin's well snap us and lena each at 70 degrees. so a lot of us not really getting much of a cool breeze making its way into our houses. despite the fact you've got those windows wide open hoping that things do cool down. today will be another scorcher of a day don't plan too much for your labor day and no it's probably tempting to get out there and do some outdoor activities but i would limit that as much as possible livermore and any act of 210 each while hayward in redwood city each up to 97. well john a person is waking up this morning and saying i will never work again for the rest of my life because here she is 20 million dollars richer. the winning ticket. >>sold saturday california is lucky super lot of was sold at a gas station in san carlos gas station also sold another winning ticket also in the bay area, some 1, 1, close to $18,000 as vows wagon wheel in vallejo so 3 richer people this morning. i'm not among them. coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news at 5 o'clock and some here, a power alert will go into effect tod

kozlova in straight sets, while the 2016 champion and 17th seed angelique kerber beat fellow german anna lenall lead at the tour de france in controversial circumstances. this morning's leader, julian alaphilippe, was penalised 20 seconds for illegally taking a water bottle in the last 20 kilometres of stage five, and slips to 16th overall. drew savage reports. adam yates says it is not the way he imagine himself taking the podium at the tour de france. but nevertheless, he will stop tomorrow morning as the ninth british writer to wear the yellow jersey. this was supposed to be a quiet day for everybody except the sprinters. not even so much as a breakaway as the race cruised down the valley. only highlight, sam bennett winning the intermediate sprint to take the provisional lead in the green jersey competition. julian looked comfortable in the leaders yellow like most of the peleton, saving his legs for tomorrow. the first sign of excitement came at the sprint team line—up for the big finish with the former cyclo—cross champion van arce took the stage one, third—place gave sam bennett the gr

lena who runs the russian social bank was ahead of everybody by hundreds of hundreds of tons for years now and now everyone's singing her song and again you know this tsunami of inflation coming and by the way also like a tsunami of of deflation of a collapse and all the so-called value that's wrapped up in all of this debt that collapses and inflation soars in the rest of the economy with house prices education as what has already been soaring but also food prices car prices you know that the ordinary materials of life and again that's one of the bets that warren buffett is making with his investments in these conglomerates because there's huge commodity. plays within that so he's he's he's betting on inflation by trying to do it without causing a stampede as much as possible just i'm just doing it for the dividends and things like that but here's a great chart that keeps on getting updated by cent heinrich and i says what would you do in this situation so m 2 money supply as we have seen has keeps on going up but it's really gone parabolic this year and the money velocity continues t

my commissioner has written a really good at law review article raising that issue and he and lena deserve credit for surfacing and authority that has been sort of broadly ignored and discounted at the ftc for a very long time. those things are important and i also think restoring some balance to some of the bad caselaw that we have encountered and helping bring our resources up to speed with what our mission requires should be important to work with congress on. >> host: commissioner slaughter, at the beginning of this interviewee mentioned that the ftc are not political speech police. in your view is section 230 a key to the success of the internet and is there going to be any effect of a change to 230 on net neutrality? >> guest: first, on net neutrality that has been, and i think should be an fcc issue and at this point i think it's pretty powerful ledge laid of issue, more than an ftc issue britt i think there are some that antitrust could achieve what i neutrality federal to regulation could achieve and it just doesn't and it just can't. so, i would put net neutrality in the ftc buck

lena wen.you saw, the national institute of health said there is no reason to use plasma. >> the studies so far were not controlled trials which are the gold standard. they compared the low dose versus the high dose that people were receiving of convalescent plasma. and they also got other treatments as well, remdesivir, things that are proven to be effective. it is not saying that it won't be effective eventually, but we need more research to find out which patients will benefit and at what dose? is it early on in the illness or later on? we need to answer the questions and follow the site ens rathcie than shortcuts. >> there was a lot of touting about using convalescent plasma. the president was touting it? >> we have seen this type of mixed messaging all along and it has hampered our response because public health depends on public trust. this leads the public to wonder who i should be listening two. maybe convalescent plasma will be effective, but we need to do the studies and let science d

.>> on monday, flames reached the napa valley resort in santa lena. firefighters tried to save it, but a spokesman for the luxury hotel confirming several buildings on a 250 acre property were damaged. including the main one that houses the three-star restaurant. all of its staff and guests had been evacuated. they damaged the building's. family owned for 40 years. >> my heart broke. we had some fun times there. it was such a stunning estate. unlike anything else in the valleys.>> reporter: wine enthusiast set to see the destruction. no one realizing the magnitude of the fire. the fires seem to be very selective about where they go and what they avoid. there's no rhyme or reason to it. >> we hope we come out whole, but the odds don't appear to be stacked very well in our favor.>> reporter: this is the second fire in a month after the other fire. smoke tainting their entire crop. if we now lose our property, it would be the icing on the cake. it would be a huge loss for any winery. this would be truly devastating. >> the winemaker is taking this photo

lena halengran oversaw this. >> we didn't have a full or forced lockdown. we have many changes.in the swedish society. i mean, during the spring we had studies for -- online studies for the schools, universities, the adult schools. we had 30, 40% people staying home. people are staying home on sick leave because they had symptoms. lots of things were changed. didn't have any cultural events. the sports events. things were changed, not in a forced way. that was the difference. >> reporter: the largest fall since records began. but what of a bigger price? the many elderly who died, some argue sacrificed in the early days of the pandemic. >> if you get the virus into those other care homes, many of the persons living there are having very severe symptoms and also die. so that's why we have this, by law there are people forbidden to visit the elder care homes. that was not successful in all the way but we also learned a lot of that. >> reporter: all kacare homeworkers have been retrained. the government says it's too early to see what they did right, whether herd immunity is even a