associate professor of kyoto university and also in bangkok jade donovan nick chairman of the faculty of law at the college of asian scholars a warm welcome to you all i'd like to begin in bangkok with you that are these protests are getting bigger and bigger and bigger but it's not just the government that's in the firing line this time it's the morning as well and particularly the king what's the difference between these protests and process a decade ago when it wasn't really about the monarchy was it about the monarchy destroyed i think because the number who actually relates and people was to see that the monarchy needs reform in. saudi to be really under constitution and not being able to interfere with politics that's the main reason i think well let me bring in pavane here as well you're in kyoto now this is a very interesting. period of time for thailand because the king is under much more a microscope than he ever has been before for what many people consider quite eccentric behavior staying in germany taking over $40000000000.00 worth of the country's assets and generally no

be of a question but if it's this this king has is particularly controversial he lives in germany jade he doesn't respect numbers time he's trying to change the constitution and you are effectively saying that actually the process that should be processing is the government not the monarchy but this is a monarchy that is actually taking steps that are encouraging people to question his rule now i think if you look at the amendment to the constitution that has been raised that his majesty the king amended to served him self if you look at the draft constitution as a whole when he was drafted it was drafted under the reign of king robert and i. that had been many issues during such time that were written in order 'd to work their way out in their reign of king or on monday night we don't know what is that mean an what is with his majesty king $110.00 that his majesty has to stay in germany but the way in which his majesty is working under this current constitution also linked to the amendment to the constitution so that his majesty will be able to serve the country better so i think if w

those are the two things i think of when i think of crystal. >> it was jade's parents who introducedrystal to her eventual husband, steve. >> and my dad has been friends with steve since -- childhood friends since forever, through high school. i've always grown up around steve. >> tell me about steve, who's the guy you remember? >> very childlike, like a big kid. >> and like a big kid, he loved his toys. video games and muscled ford mustangs. >> i remember the day she told me she had met him. she was -- >> tell me that story. >> she was very smitten. i found somebody i love, aunt cindy. he's perfect. he's funny. we talk a lot. and i really thought she had met the man of her dreams. >> and then you met him? what did you think? >> i thought he was the nicest, most passionate, kind person i'd ever met. >> we were always at their house playing, all of us kids were over there. and they're goofy and silly and would go on trips and things like that. >> the trips were a job perk. shortly after her marriage to steve, crystal landed a flight attendant position with express jet. and with her ou

is a feeling in spain that something needs to be done obviously like everywhere people are feeling jaded they're worried at they don't know what's going to happen but this is not the same as what we had back in the spring people are not going to be you know stuck in their homes for months like they were back in march and april but there is good there are going to be restrictions with regards to how they go about their business somewhere you know there's a lot of concerns also once again we saw in the report with regard to the economy how does this going to affect people's lives bars restaurants particular that's a big part of cult of the spanish culture and of course tourism is going to be impacted at the only glimmer of hope that we have is that things are looking better in the canary islands. thank you very much. now let's have a look at some of the of the developments in the corona virus pandemic francaise reported a record over more than $52000.00 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hour period it's at least prime ministers says the restrictions there should help bring the soaring n

he may have gotten some jaded looks in terms of what are you doing?rter: why do you think he did it? he didn't have to do that. >> i think he did it because it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: herb washington is a co-chair of the statue committee. you've been involved in a lot of charitable things. what was its particularly about this one that made you want to support it? >> jackie robinson. >> reporter: period. >> period. jackie robinson. >> reporter: washington himself played on the world series winning oakland as in 1974. for him, this is personal. >> someone had to be first, someone had to stand in the gap and take some unbelievable punishment and cruelty so that the next person may not have to endure as much. >> reporter: what would life have been like for jackie robinson at that time? >> i can't even begin to wrap my head around the weight that he muff must have had on his shoulders, not just himself personally, but all people of color. >> this had to be unbelievably painful. >>> there were times when it was very painful. particularly whe

i am jade. what is your name? christian.that like? it wasjust the best experience ever. —— lovely to have you on. we were buzzing for the whole time we were there. it‘s just one of those experiences you never, ever expect you are going to get to do. to be there in the finals was just... i‘m still on a high from it! i‘ve still not come down. just... i‘m still on a high from it! i've still not come down. it's lovely to see you both this morning. what people couldn‘t see at home is christian was signing along as we we re christian was signing along as we were watching as well. it is so infectious, lovely to be able to see the happiness it brings him and you. yeah, hejust the happiness it brings him and you. yeah, he just absolutely loves to sign, don‘t you? yeah, he just absolutely loves to sign, don't you? yeah! he loves it and he loves it when he hears the group performances as these are great because he‘s like, i‘m not alone, all these people sign, too. it does make him so happy. happy! happy. jade, remind us initially why y

we've been able to prove this speech from president daniel ortega from head to toe when he said the jades open to human rights institutions like ours yet. on october 21st the only yes passed a resolution calling for electoral reforms in nicaragua and urging the state to respect human rights. a defense attorney representing the families of several prisoners says many were hoping the oas resolution would include a timeline for the release of political prisoners. we were expecting the liberation of political prisoners as a demand but that's the way things go even the political prisoners say they feel they've become a sort of bargaining chip but. since the start of the political crisis in 2018 the nicaraguan government has been accused of a long list of human rights violations. including locking up government critics and silencing journalists bundled up a little al-jazeera. it is good to have you with us hello adrian for going to. the headlines analysis here .

has again downplayed the severity of coronavirus telling brazilians not to mari about catching it jade also now says he didn't feel a thing when he tested positive in july scientists fear a 2nd wave is on its way calluses linked to the virus exceeded 150000 that's the world's 2nd highest hopeful. reports from rio de janeiro. apart from this there are few signs of a lockdown in a country that has just passed the mark of 5000000 couvade 1000 cases mused sam the drum has been closed indefinitely and next year's carnival parade postponed until a covert 19 vaccine is on the market. that isn't keeping people from dancing samba on the streets with no social distancing and very few masks. all as brazil reaches 150001000 related deaths the 2nd largest number in the world to me and my family i feel that people especially here in the slums act as if nothing were happening as if the pandemic were. crowded few people wear masks everybody acts relaxed but the truth is hundreds are dying every day. the fact the president shade who has been downplaying the virus even after having contract it it does n

is a feeling in spain that something needs to be done obviously like everywhere people are feeling jaded they're worried at they don't know what's going to happen but this is not the same as what we had back in the spring people are not going to be stuck in their homes for months like they were back in march and april but there is good there are going to be restrictions with regards to how they go about their business somewhere you know there's a lot of concerns also once again we saw in the report with regard to the economy how is this going to affect people's lives bars restaurants particular that's a big part of cult of the spanish culture and of course tourism is going to be impacted at the glimmer of hope that we have is that things are looking better in the canary islands have a fairly ileus thank you very much now to some of the stories making news around the world. armenia and azerbaijan have agreed to a ceasefire under the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh the truce is to take effect monday morning according to the u.s. state department and the 2 governments hostilities broke

one is jade, she is 24 yea rs impacted.ed and reposted and reposted and if you know that person, you think, oh, that person knows what they're talking about. then it gets spread and spread. even though it can is completely false. — — and spread. even though it can is completely false. —— is completely false. there are fears of qanon, not just on the run—up but after elected as well. that has a big fear. a number of ex—players worried that a worldview that qanon promotes, a deep state that rigs everything against president trump could result ina against president trump could result in a wholesale rejection of the democratic process where top notch when and disinformation about possible in, for instance, that the president himself has promoted on social media encourage that narrative. the idea that everything is right. and that it is not as it seems. it is notjust about the impact that this could have a yes vote is now, it is the impact it has already had and media is afterwards and well facebook has acted to ban this tweeted

course this all impacts on how would this hits the president if he is feeling weak if he's feeling jaded is he really in a position where he needs to stand up or he can stand up in front of an audience if there is to be a limited audience because this was meant to be a town hall for an hour and a half and answer questions so there's a huge question mark over how both campaigns move forward from here a lot of people are circulating on social media 4 years ago you remember that hillary clinton had to take a couple of days off the campaign trail because she had pneumonia and donald trump mokhtari at rallies after that and made fun of it's clear that joe biden isn't going to get done in that road he's left this very much in terms some would even say i think presidential just wishing donald trump well hoping for his speedy recovery and not mentioning the fact that he has been in charge well more than 205000 people have died in america because of corporate according to someone close to the campaign they said they don't need to make that point because to use the press. didn't spare you one phra

but over time, the auditorium became jaded.his, a lavish recreation of the original cinema. the restoration is as detailed as a hollywood period drama. from the carpets... ..to the paint colours on the walls... ..to the seats, it's as close to the 1930s design as they could get. for those that run it, this is a cinematic time capsule. what are the major changes that you brought here in terms of your refurbishment? we've brought back a slice of the 1930s, really. it just wasn't really making sense any more, visually or in terms of comfort. and often with these heritage buildings, actually rewinding and bringing them back to the way they were meant to be originally is what makes sense. comedies from ealing are just one of the genres being tried out for the new roster of films here. gary trinder, who led the renovations, says whilst other cinema chains are being closed by covid restrictions, here, they're determined to stay open, using their cash reserves and 200 volunteers. as we're all aware, this really has been a dreadful week

. >>> and the senate set to confirm jade judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. why the democrats' effort to block the nomination failed. >>> i am michelle griego . >>> i am len kiese and we have complete team coverage of this critical fire weather. let's go to mary lee for the latest on the conditions. >>> i am watching strong offshore winds this morning. not just for the higher elevations, but the lower elevations where you live. you are likely hearing howling winds. 22 miles per hour in santa rosa and 20 at concord. 31 miles per hour sustained out of the northeast at sfo. we are looking at the wind gusts this morning with 43 miles per hour in fairfield. 39 in santa rosa. gusts in the highest mountain peaks near 90 miles per hour. a red flag warning for the entire bay area from now until 11:00 a.m. later today due to gusty offshore wind. low humidity values down into the single digits and teens. we have extreme fire danger. it will ease for the lower elevations with strong wind expected in the mountains and foothills without red flag warning and tell 5:00 p.m.

luz: buenos dÍas "despierta amÉrica" , somos los papÁs de jade, ella canta desde que tiene dos aÑos deos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. ¿ya mantente sano y segurooral llenándola desde casa. ¡o llena tu boleta donde sea! enviarla por correo es fácil y no necesitas estampilla. puedes dejar tu boleta en un buzón oficial. también puedes depositarla en las urnas. da seguimiento a tu boleta para confirmar que llegó. ¡así es fácil! votar por correo es la forma fácil, segura y confiable de que tu voto cuente. satcha: por el covid-19 el aspirante a la vicepresidencia por el partido demÓcrata suspende sus eventos hasta el lunes , asÍ lo acaba de anunciar la campaÑa de joe biden al confirmar que dos integrantes de su equipo dieron positivo el pasado 8 de octubre. er joe esta maqana, sabemos que la madre hondureqa y su bebe recien nacida, de quien separaron cuando la dio a luz en la frontera en texas, finalmente estan juntas. no solo eso, ambas estan a punto de reencontrarse con el resto de la familia, como nos cuenta maity interiano. maity: sana y salva se encuentra la madre hondureÑa a quie

the approach to jaded -- to data, the reintegrated, the spending requirement for the industry to meethose demands. i think we have to be realistic as well. it is not like the industry has changed over the last 50 years or so. there is a real kind of catch up and really evasion with the changing environment. expect that this is the end, but we are probably just at the beginning of a changing landscape for the international industry. at legal and work general, how important will equity product innovation be? to me that is the only way to get an edge in this competition. sonja: and i think here, the esg considerations -- if you think about the way -- and i kind of summarized it in the changing client demands. it is clear that not only clients have shifted toward real yound for manager, how are integrating with that decision, and how are you producing propositions that would allow me as the x owner to catch up not only with demand but making sure that it is not working only in my favor but to society at a much larger rate of stakeholders. here the active analysis and the willstanding of a

tonie: is it too jaded suggest that it would be nice for the sitting president to have something to talk about at the debate on thursday? billy: [laughter] out of think that iis the realm of the thinking. certainly in his mind. vonnie: billy, it looks like we may be looking at something like $2 trillion, which is more than what republicans were ever willing to give. not that much less than what democrats were looking for. is it all coming in in the right parcels? billy: that is why we are waiting for the bill text. the did try to iron out wrinkles with compromises on both sides. pelosi mentioned in the interview that may be the liability shield demand that mcconnell has could be worked out, if they don't conflict with osha standards that the house democrats want. how that is written out is the key. always fornk you as translating everything on capitol hill for us. billy house is our congressional reporter. monaco of julie citigroup. we will get the inside story on how companies are fueling up their capital markets to battle the economic effects of the pandemic. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ von

you'd be forgiven even in jaded political journalism for being consumed by this moment in american historybecause at this time in addition to a historically contentious election, the senate is in rare sunday session voting over the course of the next day on whether to confirm supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. and, win or lose, the president may make his most indelible mark on the country, a conservative fever dream of judicial appointments, crowded by a trio of right-wing judges on the nation's top bench. but while that damage will reveal itself over time, the devastation of the pandemic continues to break immediate wreckage overtaken more americans day by day with a milestone number of cases going into this weekend. and now several of vice president mike pence's top staffers have tested positive for covid-19. the latest of dozens of trump administrators to be diagnosed after super-spreader events at the white house or on the campaign trail. earlier today white house chief of staff mark meadows told the country that the administration has basically thrown in the towel. >> here's wha

so tell us as they come in, jade and diandre, what are they wearing for us?t a better low-risk high reward fashion item. this one is from haines and available at walmart. what we love about it that all the positive reviews talk about the fleece inside. can you see? >> i can. >> you can almost see how soft it is. i wish we had touch-o-vision so you could get in there but it is so soft and it looks great. it comes in seven different colors and, again, at that price point you'll want to buy so many of them. and we didn't forget about the guys, diandre is sporting one from old navy under $30. what people love about this, robin, it comes in multiple different sizes. it even comes in tall. if you're over six foot and have a hard time finding sleeves that are long enough or something that covers your torso, this is the answer. again, it echoes that silhouette of a crew neck sweater so you get that little bit of polish but you don't have to skimp on comfort. >> yeah, i couldn't get past diandre's smile. i was captivated by his smile. but i'm sure everything that you

neil: i don't want to be jaded on moody's. they would benefit pro is a lot of government offerings and spendings. that is what they do. they rate debt. brian, when you look look at the landscape right now particularly for technology and all the other groups that have led us this far where do you see that going? in other words, when you talk to young people and views on the market, they don't necessarily rapidly invest and all, they might be tempted what do they say about this? >> i think the reason technology has run up so much i think it is sort of insulated either way because that is the era we're moving into. the fact the less interested we are fully reopening the slower the recovery goes, in some ways the better technology is. the more people are at home, the more they're working at home, the more these companies benefit. so i think young people are showing us why technology has been the big bet. their preference is to be on these platforms. from a work perspective that is where we've been shifting. my concern is, if we mo

you'd be forgiven even in jaded political journalism for being consumed by this moment in american history

let's not get so jaded, we don't realize what's happening here.have a president of the occupation who has a life-threatening ill inside, -- illness, despite everything we read despite what we heard in this half hour. he insisting in being in the same place. he says i will not be in a debate unless i am in the same studio as joe biden. we haven't seen anything in american history around not since these debates got started. >> i think it's important that these debates are viewed as kind of a way to use the mass media of their day. >> i agree. >> to kind of make the campaigns work. even if you go all the way back to the lincoln-douglas debates, abraham lincoln, steven douglas in illinois, 18 vacate. thousands showed up. they reprinted their arguments in pamphlets, so the fountain of the debate in part is to exploit the mass media as a way of serving the campaign. so to an extent, i kind of get it if a debate doesn't work best for you, it's to further the media for your campaign, i kind of see how a town hall might seem more advantageous. >> it's alwa

one of them youtube personality olivia jade. >> hi, guys, welcome back. >> reporter: her husband expectedors claim he was more active in the scheme, he's expected to start his sentence next month. loughlin's representatives did not return a request for comment. nearly 30 prominent parents have also pled guilty in similar cases including actress felicity huffman who spent 11 days in prison. dan. >> zohreen, thank you very much. >>> and coming up on "gma," we'll talk halloween. how your little gremlins and goblins can -- >> don't call my kid a gremlin. >> your little angels in the case of whit. mine is a goblin. we'll tell you how either can stay safe today. thinking about your fi...so are we... prudential helps 25 million people with their financial needs. with over 90 years' of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help. go to prudential.com or talk to an advisor. blackdeals gone in a flash. that was black friday then. this... is black friday now. target has deals all november. with new deals each week, in-store and on target.com. it's black friday now, at ta

through, i went through these steps in my mind that i could change the lives of people i wasn't yet jaded by reality. i was that agitators son, i was walking into a statehouse where you know, it's the same state that my family through so much trauma. i was there to help change that, putting the face on tearing down the systems from within. i don't know how successful i was at that but i tried my damnedest. so there was a sense of being young but everybody looked at me so that was 21, 23 years old. i was the youngest by a decade so everybody's staring at you and the first time you open your mouth they want to see what you're about, who is this young black guy who is, what does he have to say and i don't think people really remember but when i was elected, every day i went outside when i was having a rough day and i did so under the auspices of the confederate flag. that's still displayed prominently in front of our capital . >> visit our website and searchfor bacardi sellers using the we continue to bring authors in the works to our community and our new digital community drink is unpreced

is a feeling in spain that something needs to be done obviously like everywhere people are feeling jaded they're worried at they don't know what's going to happen but this is not the same as what we had back in the spring people are not going to be you know stuck in their homes for months like they were back in march and april but there is good there are going to be restrictions with regards to how they go about their business somewhere you know there's a lot of concerns also once again we saw in the report with regard to the economy how is this going to affect people's lives bars restaurants particular that's a big part of cult of the spanish culture and of course tourism is going to be impacted at the only glimmer of hope that we have is that things are looking better in the canary islands. thank you very much. now let's have a look at some of the developments in the corona virus pandemic francaise reported a record of more than $52000.00 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours its allee's prime minister says new restrictions should should help bring the soaring national caseload un

and for the jaded among you, fur wondering how long it would take for the president to remind us alltotal lie his so-called endorsement of mask wearing was just yesterday. here he is today in michigan with a shoutout to a fox news host in the crowd. >> where is laura? where is she? where is laura? i can't recognize you. is that a mask? no, way. are you wearing a mask? i've never seen her in a mask. look at you. oh, she's being very politically correct. >> it took the wise owl less time to get to the center of a tootsie pop than anyone who believes this president has changed his tune on this or any covid-related subject. he hasn't and he won't. here he is, at the same rally, claiming doctors are getting rich from covid. >> our doctors get more money if somebody dies from covid. you know that, right? i mean, our doctors are very smart people. so, what they do is they say, i'm sorry, but, you know, everybody dies of covid. but in germany and other places, if you have a heart attack or if you have cancer, you're terminally ill, you catch covid, they say you died of cancer, you died of he

that we've been able to prove this speech from president daniel ortega from head to toe he said the jades were open to human rights institutions like ours yet . on october 21st the only yes passed a resolution calling for electoral reforms in nicaragua and urging the state to respect human rights. a defense attorney represent. the families of several prisoners says many were hoping the oas resolution would include a timeline for the release of political prisoners. we were expecting the liberation of political prisoners as a demand but that's the way things go even the political prisoners say they feel they've become a sort of chip but. since the start of the political crisis in 2018 the nicaraguan government has been accused of a long list of human rights violations. including locking up government critics and silencing journalists bundled up a little al-jazeera still ahead. not taken from the. thank you very much tiger woods is looking far from his best with his macias title defense coming up next month is seeing off in the 2nd round at those 0 championship in california which out of 4 o

now, you might be feeling a little jaded by apple launch of an hour, we literally had one last month.e are likely to see the release of the new iphone 12 and it is likely to be 56 ready, promising revolutionary speeds, though not for everyone. the network is not in full coverage, right, so most users might not actually see a difference compared to their previous model. the question then becomes do i by 56, because they want to future proof my purchase? it is possible it will launch its new imax, apple said there will launch them by the end of the year, they don't launch them now that kind of running out of time. there is —— speculation they might want a gps device you can attach to your wallet and keys to find them. what a great idea. so great someone else has already thought of it. there is a very similar product already on the market called tile, with anti— competition accusations swelling, whatever accusations swelling, whatever accusations apple is eating up the small competition. china, apple has a big market there, it sells tens of millions of iphones every year. with threats of

team of the jaded italia has written to race organizers asking for the race to end a week early because it's coronavirus bubble has been compromised if pro cycling who have won 2 of the 12 stages so far as concerned of the 2 teams withdrew from the tour following positive tests in the camps the sport's governing body the u.c.i. has rejected the request. american tennis player same query faces a huge fine and a possible 3 years suspension from the a.t.p. tour of he was accused of fleeing russia by private jets following a positive covert 19 result the a.t.p. says it's investigating of the query was placed in isolation by russian authorities when he is wife and baby all tested positive while in st petersburg for a tournament after withdrawing from the competition cleary and family left the hotel without informing the reception and flew to another country. legal compact with reilly opelika also pulled off a shock in russia but this one was on the court a path to the top seeded daniel medvedev 363 it's the quarter finals the russians furious smashing his record off to the range. qatar will

jade: primero, mi padre. de famoso bryan. yo siempre estoy como que tiene una voz tan bonito.odas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [aplausos] raÚl: familia, y, efectivamente, es mÚsica de tensiÓn. ahÍ lo estamos viendo. cuatro familias que tienen un sueÑo, cuatro padres que dicen que sus hijos son artistas. cuatro niÑos que sus sueÑos es convertirse en grandes estrellas de la mÚsica. el jurado lo ha dicho fuera de cÁmara. han tenido un trabajo muy arduo, muy fuerte en tomar la decisiÓn. esta semana han sido cuatro grandes voces la que han participado en el concurso. ya dieron su votaciÓn. juliÁn, quiero que me digas quiÉn es el ganador o la ganadora de hoy. juliÁn: antes que nada quiero decir que nos habÍan puesto muy difÍcil. nunca nos habían tocado que los cuatro participantes fueran tan buenos. de hecho, tuvimos que ir a una segunda vuelta. no nos podÍamos poner de acuerdo. sin embargo, tiene que haber un ganador. el ganador es... raÚl: no me lo digas, no me lo digas. vamos a ir a una recopilaciÓn. ahÍ estÁn. perdÓn, muchacho

. ♪ >> reporter: earlier that year, frampton became a grandparent when his daughter jade gave birth to me frampa. i'm stuck with it. >> such a great name. and as we've reported. peter has been battling a degenerative muscular disorder called "inclusion body myocytes,," ibm. led him to go on a farewell tour last year. but he says he's doing well and trying a promising new enthalpy. peter frampton's memoir, "do you feel like i do" is out tomorrow. and this tee shirt he's put out that says frampton stays inside. and shelt in place. has him playing the living room, the kitchen, the laundry room and the backyard. >> a minute about that piece. that is the thing about your pieces. it takes your heart and turns it and then throws -- >> peter's been -- he's had some real moments in his life. some huge highs and some real lows. >> just the david bowie story and to come back on the road and the psychiatrist to say were you trying to kill yourself? no i don't think so. that thing of self doubt and coming back to that. >> peter has a very strong spirit, as he alluded to. which i think has gotten hi

can help me so we put together these experts with my -- the moderators and my two young producers, jadevery much for the third year they have stepped up to be our partners and they are wonderful partners at that and you can watch mark's full episode. it premieres on my facebook page right after the show n. fact, if you don't mind i'll leave a little early so i can get ready for that facebook live and see his entire adorable footbally. >> what i love about what you do, inspiration and education. >> we have these thrivers all around us. you are one of them. you are, as well. >> thank you, thank you, both. like i say, let me sit here with you every day. >> you're welcome. >> grateful for that. ginger in louisiana, take us away. >> you're welcome. >> yeah, thank you. for anyone who has questions about this hurricane, delta, coming at us tomorrow afternoon and evening here in louisiana i want to take you through the timing and the winds because winds will still be an issue especially if you are in lake charles or cameron where you don't have a roof and just got power back after laura a coupl

>> sarah and mike with jade and cooper >> hi, cooper. >> ilene and miriam with kai the hand family with segment. they've been getting pet the last 45 minutes straight. >> i know, beautiful >> so cute >> awesome >> thanks, guys. >> hopefully it's contagious people watching can pick up a dog. >> sweeties. >> what do you have coming up? >> william shatner is joining us he has a new blues album out, if you can believe it. >> love it. >> talk to him about that. >> coming up on "hoda and jenna," we're doing a taste of travel thing we're traveling the world virtually. we're heading to hong kong and eating dumplings it is going to be good. >> i love that a lot ahead. first, a check of your local news, your weather, and these messages have a great day, everybody. >> bye, everybody! >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. pg&e customers waking up in the dark thanks to a new round of the power shutoffs. the outages are impacting the bay but hundreds of homes are also without pour elsewhere do the the return of high power danger. red flag warnings are supposed to taper off. they're supposed

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