death valley in the usa, unarguably one of the hottest places on earth.being argued in the meteorological world. it currently holds the record for the highest temperature on earth. 56.7 celsius, 124 fahrenheit back in 2014. at this weather station that just doesn't add up according to weather historian christopher bert. it's gotta be a bit screwy in terms of 1913 when it looked like maybe he was just filling in the spaces because we've seen them all of the same, day after day, but the temperature was very varying widely from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so, there was a little bit of a red flag at the beginning there. the world meteorological 0rganisation verifies temperature records and they signed off the investigations saying that they have not seen enough evidence to discount the 1913 reading. obviously, we don't have as good data as we do with modern records today. we can take a record and actually have the sensor that recorded it tested independently in the lab and make sure it was working. we don't have that luxury of observations

death valley in the usa. unarguably one of the hottest places on earth.ing argued within the meteorological world. it currently holds the record for the highest temperature on earth, 56.7 celsius, 134 fahrenheit, back in 1913. but that reading, taken at this weather station, just doesn't add up, according to weather historian christopher burt. observations got to be a little kind of screwy in may of 1913 when it kind of looked like maybe he was just filling in the spaces for the temperature, because they were kind of all the same day after day even though temperature was varying wildly from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so that was kind of a little red flag at the beginning there. the world meteorological organisation verifies temperature records, and randy cerveny who signs off their investigations says he hasn't seen enough evidence to discount the 1913 reading. obviously we don't have as good of quality of data going back to that time as we do with modern records today. we can take the record and actually have the sensor that recorded

there's gonna be a lot of ground to cover tomorrow, the next two days, to cover death valley. greater when the journey is a struggle, and coming to film in death valley national park during a late winter storm means dramatic landscapes like this will come with a cost. it's a little cold up here. it can be chilly up here. right now, as you can see behind me, we've got lots of storm activity. but on this desert road trip, mother nature isn't the only one making it rou. do they have diesel there? - they didn't answer. so we don't know on that. - travel isn't always smooth, but when you push through and roll with the punches, incredible things usually happen.

rosa, as we check out the statewide temperatures, notice the triple digits from 120 degrees in death valley to 104 in reading, that is why the flex alert has been issued. i will be back with a look at the air quality, plus one we will get relief from the hot weather. ama: new developments, cal fire reporting progress on the two massive wildfires burning in northern california. with the dixie and caldor fire's are still growing thousands of personnel on the ground. the caldor fire is reached 50% containment. more evacuation orders are being lifted, allowing residents to return to their homes. calfire also getting a better look at the destruction, the number of homes destroyed is not 776. -- now at 776. additional crews and engines were set to the fire lines today, flames have burned through -- destroyed 600 98 homes. that makes the dixie fire the 14th most destructive dan: francisco's plan to turn it into housing for the homeless. complaints from neighbors and city officials slowly downing that proposal. the buchanan hotel on sutter street is one of four buildings san francisco wants to purc

rosa, as we check out the statewide temperatures, notice the triple digits from 120 degrees in death valley to 104 in reading, that is why the flex alert has been issued. i will be back with a look at the air quality, plus one we will get relief from the hot weather. ama: new developments, cal fire reporting progress on the two massive wildfires burning in northern california. with the dixie and caldor fire's are still growing thousands of personnel on the ground. the caldor fire is reached 50% containment. more evacuation orders are being lifted, allowing residents to return to their homes. calfire also getting a better look at the destruction, the number of homes destroyed is not 776. -- now at 776. additional crews and engines were set to the fire lines today, flames have burned through -- destroyed 600 98 homes. that makes the dixie fire the 14th most destructive dan: francisco's plan to turn it into housing for the homeless. complaints from neighbors and city officials slowly downing that proposal. the buchanan hotel on sutter street is one of four buildings san francisco wants to purc

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length of the state, from 105 degrees in reading, 108 degrees in barstow and palm springs, 121 in death valley. that's extreme for the month of september even there. temperatures will back off later this week, and the air quality will improve. for most of us, moderate today, but some unhealthy for sensitive groups readings down the peninsula, and into the santa clara valley and we will see better air quality of any tomorrow, especially along the coast. the worst we will have is a moderate air quality for the north bay, and then for the east bay, and the santa clara valley. check out the forecast coming up. >>> in oakley, a firefighter driving a water tanker was injured after being involved in a crash. it happened around 1:00 this afternoon. the incident happened on west cypress road and o'hara avenueya completely flipped er. the truck was responding to a vegetation fire nearby. the intersection has been cleared up, and the firefighter is expected to be okay. >>> onto the fire watch tonight. cruise have the caldor fire nearly have contain this evening. it is burned more than 338 square miles, b

but this story with the death valley xander, let me know. thank oh, really. that was something big 15 years ago and had cause serious cracks in the relations between moscow. in london, it took the u. k. investigators 10 years to conclude that the kremlin was probably behind the murder of alexander live and go in london. the investigation also found that 2 russian nationals, one of them, a former k g b body guard, deliberately poisoned mister, let ben ankle by adding polonium to his drink. so now the european court of human rights has ruled that there was initial evidence that these 2 washing nationals acted as agents of the russian state. besides this, they're saying that the fact as they're putting it that russia failed to refute these claims. it only puts an extra gate limit in this case the so i'm sorry will pressure on in. and i can tell you that the russian foreign ministry spokes, when marie, as a harbor at this point, is saying that the european court of human rights is turning into a russo fallback organization. but here's what dmitri past gulf was al

victims of accidents. everywhere the bolivian cooled his road. el camino that i'm with the road of death the valley of the cables savannah was getting ready to leave for la pas to sell his 50 kilos of coco leaves in the market. it's a 5 hour bus journey along the road of death. another is accompanied by edwin, the son of old ignacio, the man who invented the cables, guy way bobby. some other yes, turkey the feelers on their cables, the flying men of youngest far less of ease. when they have to go on the road of death. he resumed as much as he got out as well as it was dan, point one on tom scott. but just of arrow, the dangers of the road mean nothing. he hasn't seen his family in more than a month. the weather's go my set up in the villa for team a market in la has it's the only place in the country where the coca arrows are allowed to sell their crop even. so it's estimated that as much as a 3rd of all the coca leaves that are sold here, end up in the laboratories of cocaine traffic and in the market. the cheerleaders, the native indian women rule the roost. they are the ones who by themselves, t

>> who could forget our first night in death valley?lot of sexual tension. she does not look like a suburban mom. >> she was hot. that was my first crush. >> let's go down to the cave. >> that's what we save for special occasions. >> you know what you do when you call me that. >> it slipped up. control yourself. >> you love it as a kid because you love wednesday, lurch is a riot. >> that's what i remember most about "addams family." >> you rang? >> cousin it, thing. all great but i didn't get it until i was older and then could really sit back and go that's some smart clever, satirical writing in the best sense. >> darling, there is something i was hoping i wouldn't have to tell you. the other afternoon i sue pugsly playing with a bat. >> a bat. that's more like our boy. >> a baseball bat. it's a game played outdoors in the sun. [ laughter ] >> oh. >> "the addams family" just like "the munsters" only lasted two seasons. >> but while they were there they served a very, very important fus. they're tackling the changing face of the america

death. the valley of the cables savannah was getting ready to leave for la pas to sell his 50 kilos of cocoa leaves in the market. it's a 5 hour bus journey along the road of death. another is accompanied by edwin, the son of old ignacio, the man who invented the cables, guy way, lobby. some other yes. turkey or the world? yeah. the feelers on their cables, the flying men of youngest, far less of ease when they have to go on the road of death. almost as one of our fuel, he resumed as much as he got out, as well as his glasses was damp. tom's got a sense of arrow, the dangers of the road mean nothing. he hasn't seen his family more than a month. the weather is set up in the villa for market love has it's the only place in the country where the coca layers are allowed to sell the crop the even. so it's estimated that as much as a 3rd of all the coca leaves that are sold here, end up in the laboratories of cocaine trafficking. in the market. the cheerleaders, the native indian women rule the roost. they are the ones who buy and sell the coca the give in a heard a lot of them come in and such a

death valley, 124. that stays consistent for the pacific northwest as we head to tomorrow.at multiple stories, make sure you're staying tuned to the weather. jonathan? >> the northeast had perfect almost fall-like weather. i'm very, very ready for that. janessa, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, skpaened unemployment benefits meant to ease the shock of the coronavirus pandemic have come to an end. what it means to millions of americans who are still without a job. we'll be back in just a minute. we'll be back in just a minute no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. you love your pet...but hate wearing their hair. did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair?

it was as of -- if we would have had to go through death valley in order to make and survive. >> sheher apartment when she got a call from an american. i said who is this, i'm a u.s. government official! no details about who he worked for. >> nothing at all. >> the american wanted barashk to leave but she said she wanted to bring afghans with her. >> she said my priority is you, i understand that you feel this responsibility towards the people that you have worked with. but unfortunately my priority is you. >> reporter: hours later, she changed her mind after a friend who was evacuated convinced her. >> i grabbed my passport and head downstairs. >> reporter: a drive in toyota corolla picked her up but didn't know exactly where to go. tell me where you are, the american texted, she shared her location as they drove through the dark and taliban check points. >> the taliban came and smashed the front of the car, and waved, and said don't move, stop right here, and our driver said i'm not going to listen to him. >> reporter: the american official was tracking them. i see you, just follow

it was as if you would have had to go through death valley in order to make it and survive. >> reporters in her apartment when she got a call from an american. >> i said, who is this? he said, i'm a u.s. government official. >> no details who he worked for? >> reporter: no. the american wanted birashk to leave, and she wanted to take afghans with her. >> he said, my priority is you. i understand you feel this responsibility toward the people you worked with, but unfortunately my priority is now. >> reporter: hours later, she changed her mind after a friend who was evacuated convinced her. >> i grabbed my passport, and i head downstairs. >> reporter: a driver in a toyota corolla picked her up. they didn't know exactly where to go. just tell me where you are, and i will help, the american texted. she shared her location as they drove through the dark and taliban checkpoints. >> taliban members came and smacked the front of the car. you know, kind of waved at us and said, don't move. stop here. then our driver was like, i'm not going to listen to him. >> reporter: the american official was

of a sudden every billionaire is in a race to leave earth i mean, i know it was 130 degrees in death valleynd the ocean was on fire last week, but is -- is there more? what are you not telling us? did anyone check to make sure there wasn't a u-haul strapped to that rocket >> yeah. and really, somebody paid $28 million to join jeff bezos on his flight. i mean, that takes calling shotgun to a whole new level [ light laughter ] really that's like that parent, at your kid's school fundraiser, who outbids you on the free blowout. we get it, linda okay we know you're a billionaire >> seth: we know we know, linda >> we know your husband's rich >> seth: we can tell by the way walk into a room bezos, you own amazon. really, you don't need passengers it could just be tiny, little you in that huge rocket crammed into a corner by 1,000 yards of bubble wrap. synergy. [ laughter ] also, bezos, you're charging people to come along really >> oh, dude? >> seth: really? you can you afford the spring for it, you know you're like the guy who says, "hey, i got an extra ticket to "springsteen on broadway," you w

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excessive heat warnings southern california through death valley into las vegas.ds will kick up. red flag warnings for up to 40 mile per hour gusts in the northern rockies. whit? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're turning now to the taliban claiming overnight they've taken total control of afghanistan. james longman is tracking that and the 100 americans there who are still trying to get out. james, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. for many years one province in afghanistan was always able to resist the taliban. but now it seems without western help it has finally fallen and the taliban's grip on afghanistan is finally complete. this morning, the taliban is claiming total control of afghanistan. they stay they've taken the last rebel stronghold to the north of kabul and have been posting celebrations on social media. if true, it would be the first time in decades it has been captured. it was the center of anti-soviet resistance. the fighting group there which calls itself the national resistance front denies the claim. but even if small pockets of resis

>> he death valley has a triple. let's take another look at it.takes a breath and then realizes the ball is out and he hears everybody yelling and decides to take off to home, stumbles, bubbles, he falls into home plate with yet another headfirst slide. if we are grading these, i'm going to go with his first one into third. >> the earlier one there. >> here is greg stanton, his first appearance tonight, pinchhitting. >> scrambled down third. that is a fair ball. a play at the plate. nice move. davis takes him out at the plate. great relay. smit is out of the plate. >> nice throw. great with the relay. >> the ball was waiting for him. >> greg stanton is at second. he has the devil. here we go. we will get another pinch-hitter. >> abilene this is the 19th game she is playing. >> she is one of the first women to ever play in this game. women did not play in the congressional baseball game on till 1993. linda sanchez started playing soon after. >> she's up there to swing the bat as well. she takes the strike. infield in. stanton is at second base afte

we could see afternoon high temperatures at 115 degrees, even death valley could get up to 120 degrees. the heat is going to stick around. unfortunately, the heat with the lack of humidity and the very dry conditions with no rain in sight, that is going to help spread wildfires, especially across parts of the eastern rockies as we go into once again today and tomorrow and beyond. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. from home improvement, drugstores, select travel and more earn 5% cash back that automatically adjusts to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle. >> and we are under a microclimate weather alert alert because of the spare the air alert that remains in effect. 60 degrees in livermore. it is going to be a warm afternoon yet again. 58 in walnut creek, but take a look at what we're expecting. this will remain in place through tonight. expect to see possible areas of unhealthy air quality especially for the santa clara valley and the east bay as well. daytime highs will be in the

then people were kind of stupid and replaced -- put the narrator of death valley days into office.e instituted voodoo economics. for 40 years, this country has been on the skids. whatever people want to quote about statistics, that is not really matter much. just look around the country. host: finishing off this hour, thank you thank you to all of you who participated with the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. two segments talking about various aspects of those. we will hear from author james reston junior who will discuss the anniversary and how the day changed america. later, a documentary filmmaker on his pbs frontline film "america after 9/11." those conversations coming up on washington. ♪ >> today, president biden gives an update on the pandemic, including new steps that his administration is taking to increase vaccination rates and stop the spread of the delta variant. he is expected to speak from the white house at about 5:00 p.m. eastern. we will have that streaming live on our website, c-span.org. >> weekends on c-span2 bring you the best in american history a

valleys. and the death of a freh cinema legend, we will look back at the extraordinary life and career of jon kyl del mondo dr. jean-paul belmondo. -- of jean-paul belmondo. ♪ it is said to be a landmark trial in french history, the trial of those accused of and involved in the november 2015 paris attacks will begin this weekend. 130 people were killed when gunmen and suicide bombers attacked several venues in and north of paris. to accommodate the high number of civil plaintiffs and their lawyers, a large, temporary courtroom has been built inside the historic court house in paris, with proceedings expected to last nine months. we were able to get a look at the location. reporter: built inside the great hall of france's most historic courthouse, this courtroom is where the trial of those accused of involvement in the november 2015 paris attacks will take place. 45 meters long and 15 meters wide, the supersized temporary structure cost 10 million euros. >> [speaking french] reporter: 1008 hundred victims, including survivors of the attacks and the families of those killed, have filed a civil

and he said the lord's prayer, psalm 23, even though i walk through the valley of death, and tomorrowut to my family and dallas. we lost my youngest uncle on flight 77, that went to the pentagon. i will spend a lot of my time with my sister this year, and he was always the one that would lead the prayer, into the future of where we've been and where we going. >> >> john: as a nation prepares to mark 20 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the united states is still struggling to deal with the aftermath. happy friday to you. and we are beginning to focus more on covid as we approach the anniversary and a data change the world forever. the administration is trying to fight the delta variant by pushing sweeping vaccines mandates that will affect tens of millions of americans. >> john: at this as many americans

motorcycle during a news conference in paris, french defense minister florence valleys said, story is responsible for the death of more than 2000 civilians, she says the vast majority of those killed were local muslims. now, the death of abilene. also, rory is a decisive blow to dash and this a hell, but also to its cohesion. they will certainly have difficulty replacing earlier with someone of the same caliber while the operation took place in august, it was only made public on wednesday in an unusual move french president, my co made the announcement on twitter. and these types of announcements are usually made by the defense minister, but mccoys running for reelection next year. and he wants to draw attention to his military success ahead of the presidential campaign. it also comes at a time when there is an increase of attacks in this a hell with governments in the region, looking at a rival of france for protection. while there are already more than $14000.00 un soldiers, french forces, and the regional g 5 to held troops, molly is seeking additional deployment of private russian fighters, much to the dis

we know that achmed mas'ud, the commander of the forces in that valley has said he won't give up the fight. that he will fight to the death. we know the former-vice president is in that valley as well. he released short of a sohort video statement yesterday. you have to -- when you look at this video, you have to say this is a guy who sort of, you know, aged visibly over the last few weeks. he -- he definitely looks -- um -- not as -- not as strong and robust as he looked several weeks ago when he was forced to sort of flee from power. but he also holding out there, also being very defiant. the national resistance front who are the resistance in panjshir valley -- um -- say that they are continuing to fight. that they can continue -- that they can hold out but that -- but at the moment, it does seem as if the sort of initiative is with the taliban. both sides say they haven't been able to agree at sort of a peaceful resolution. this is a battle, i think, michael, that's going to play out over -- over -- over several weeks. >> yeah. a significant part of the country. nic robertson in islamabad, appreciate it. thanks, nic.

death by a 1000 cut. the spin from silicon valley is that there on our side, when it comes to how we control data, long privacy policies are very confusing. and if you make it long and spell it all the detail, then you're probably going to reduce the percent of people who read it. however, take a quick look at the design of the buttons and the pop ups that were made to click. and it's clear that the tech companies have the upper hand in the data battle. design is power and everything, all designed decision makes a certain reality, more or less likely. and what tech companies and psychologists and other people have known for years as the defaults are notoriously sticky. and so if you design the interface so that all the defaults are set to maximize exposure, then you're going to get a lot more data in the aggregate than you would if you set all the defaults to privacy protected because people don't go in and change them so we tell, we fundamentally changed the incentives. we're still going to see companies manipulating the design of these button, these technologies to ensure that you still keep the closing data

demigods live force tonight emma thank you not a castro valley where alameda county sheriffs are investigating the death of a man. whose body was found dumped along side road the discovery was made around two thirty yesterday afternoon on redwood road near shopbot park by people who were just walking in the area. investigators say there were no obvious signs of trauma but there were indicators showing that the man died from foul play. it appeared he was killed somewhere else and that his body was dumped on the roadside. anyone with information is asked to call the alameda county sheriff's department. all disney employees will have to get fully vaccinated against the coronavirus by the end of this month all current salaried and nonunion our hourly employees along with new hires will have until september thirtieth to be fully vaccinated. and provide proof of vaccinations the new policy comes just weeks after the fda gave full approval to the fizer by and tech covid nineteen vaccines. a new study shows just how deadly the coronavirus has been for police officers according to data compiled by the national l

after bennison�*s previous foreign minister said an overnight attack on panshir valley was driven back resulting in the death, some think the bbc was unable to confirm. most people in this valley are from the to zeek ethnic group and are demanding an exclusive government in kabul. the taliban said it is committed to that in some form. —— tajik ethnic group. ethnic groups which are living in afghanistan, they are afghans, they have the right to be in the government, but the future government, the next government will be announced, all these afghans who has, they will be selected as per their merit and all those afghans who have the ability and capacity and capability of this to be, to work according to their professions also. they will be in the government. so, here we had the taliban same people from all ethnic groups will have the right to be in the government. for context, there are 14 ethnic groups in afghanistan and here they are listed in the 2004 constitution which said afg hanistan�*s constitution which said afghanistan's government should afg hanistan�*s government should compromise afghanistan's gov

with political parties and religious leaders of a report from lebanon valley, where the syrians who fed war thinking deeper into death and despair. and britain began the world's largest trial of a blood test that can detect 50 types of cancer before symptoms appear. ah, the telephone says it's committed to getting every sense of emergency aid promised by donors to the afghans who needed. the united nations drummed out more than a $1000000000.00 in pledges on monday. it was the 1st time level conference all have gone on since the tele balance in the groups. takeover has compounded fears of economic collapse and famine. we assure the international community that we're pleased to hear about the pledge committed to afghanistan at the same time we promise on our part the all the relief reached those who deserve it. it's our responsibility to handle all the really fade to all of counties across the country . the us actually a face is about to testify before the senate foreign relations committee about america's times. chaotic withdrawal from august on it comes a day off, the anthony blinking was grilled by members of the h

valley. police are now investigating that death as a homicide. san francisco flower shop goes up in flames up next why investigators say it was no accident. and temperatures a little cooler, little clearer out there. what does the weekend hold? i'll have d it's another dahing could . it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent threats. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. and castro valley is now being investigated as a homicide. the chp found that body monday afternoon on a rule stretch of redwood road. alameda county sheriff's detectives then responded to the scene and say that they found quote indicators of suspected foul play. an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death. the man is believed t

death moments along the way. we're going through that valley right now.nd our way through. >> you've been critical of the biden administration when it comes to inflation, larry. how is the president managing this current economic debate? >> i think we're fortunate to have this president at this time. i've been glad to see the administration emphasize that if we invest more in supply, in infrastructure, for example, that will breakthrough bottlenecks, over time, that can help us have higher wages and more output with less inflation. i do think it is absolutely critical that any further investments from here be paid for promptly with new revenues, i don't think we can afford an increase in the level of deficits and borrowing based spending given the inflation issues that exist in the country. i think in general we are -- we got more of an inflation problem than many people realize. i suspect that means interest rates are going to go up a bit faster than is anticipated by the markets in a way that was signaled by chairman powell yesterday. >> as you're watch

valley. today in kabul alone today 17 deaths after word spread that the taliban had taken over the control ofley. these two groups have been fighting more than 20 years. also in kabul, a group of afghan women were attacked by taliban fighters while protesting for their rights today, saturday. the taliban used tear gas and according to one protester, electric tasers to break up the protest, the second of its kind in as many days. what rights women will have is a huge unknown under the taliban. the taliban are saying they will have more right, including the right to work and to go to school than they did during their first stint in power when women weren't allowed to go outside unless dressed head to toe in burqas and accompanied by male relatives. the reality, we don't know yet. there is no official taliban government and there's still no official policy. and obviously, there's a lot of concerns among women in afghanistan that this new government may not have changed that much from the government they knew 20 years ago. griff. griff: ryan in london. you're right, a big question mark on those w

relatives of the four men who died in a mining disaster in the swansea valley ten years ago are pressing for a full inquest into their deaths tragedy and subsequent investigation have been "swept under the carpet". wyre davies reports. ten years ago, there were just a handful of underground mines left in wales. small and privately owned, working conditions were often tough, cramped and dangerous. one such colliery was the gleision drift mine in the swansea valley. on 15th september 2011, the unthinkable happened — a deliberate explosion, intended to ultimately expand the mine, instead sent a torrent of water down narrow shafts, where seven men were working. jake wyatt was one of them. we heard the blast, obviously, then... then seconds in, you could hear... well, i'd describe it as a jet engine, and you can't... you can't describe it as anything else. jake. boy. — nige, how you keeping, son? reunited for the first time in several years, jake and fellow survivor nigel evans recall those terrifying events for the first time. that's when the water pushed me up against the wall. i was gasping for breath, my body was screaming.

to help companies bridge the valley of death and to implement many of the recommendations in the national security commission on a.i. in the past year we have seen landmark cyber attacks, a trend which is likely to continue, and we must be prepared. we bolster and strengthen the department's information security systems and improve sharing and analysis of cyber threat information across the department. i strongly support this bill and encourage my colleagues to do the same. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from alabama is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, madam speaker. i would like to yield two minutes to a great member of the armed services committee, mr. bacon of nebraska. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bacon: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, mr. rogers. i rise to support the national defense authorization act. i commend the outstanding leadershi

valley and beyond. this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." the death covid-19 in the u.s. has surpassed that of the 1918 influenza pandemic. ne many

greater than any of us, spoken through the ages in psalm 23: "even though i walk through the valley of the shadow of deathr you are with me." >> but, once you define yourself as good and the other side as bad, it's a slippery slope, because you start thinking anything you do for your cause is good, and we wound up doing some very evil things in the name of goodness. >> all right. sad day. ("star-spangled banner" playing) >> narrator: in those early days, around the world, the lines between good and evil seemed clear. (bell tolling) >> the world rallied around america. nato invoked article 5 for the first time in its history, "an attack on one is an attack on all." (group singing) >> well, it's good to know that at times like this, america is not without friends. >> and even in parts of the muslim world, a real outward expression of, of pain and sympathy for the united states. >> god bless you, god bless you, god bless you. >> in tehran this week, demonstrators held a candlelight vigil for victims of the attacks... >> there was a great outpouring of, actually, of love for america, of support and of solidar

death. >>> the two and areas of concern right now, kirkwood, where a shift in wind could push the flames over the ridge, and christmas valley, where fire crews are scrambling to save homes. >>> katie nielsen spent much of the day there. she begins our live team coverage now in the pioneer trail neighborhood in south lake tahoe. >> reporter: these are two neighborhoods that were heavily impacted when the fire jumped highway 89. crews took advantage of the calmer than expected went to do some work putting fire lines behind some of the homes here in the pioneer trail neighborhood. as we look over in this direction, it has basically turned into a parking lot. this is where all of the bulldozers are coming in to do overnight work tonight, as strike teams continue to put out hotspots. >> it was a little sparky. no question about that. >> reporter: will control lives in christmas valley, and decided not to evacuate monday night when the fire jumped highway 89. flames surrounding his home, fire right over his back fence. but today things look very different. >> if you were to look around on the ground, you see black everywhere. >>

they declaimed that they still control that valley saying that the taliban had lost hundreds of its fighters with more details from cabal, his motor against death. well the taliban capital is absolutely sure that they have taken pudgy province the gun. 5 celebratory gun father we heard was it was a rule coming from all over the city, the hundreds, thousands of rifles being fired and the rates around screaming through the scott. they came absolutely sure that taliban had said yes, we have taken the entirety of a province. we have heard from another source that perhaps no rule of it is yet on the taliban control that had been days of negotiation. that's more than a week of negotiation between the taliban about policies and padget province. those negotiations fell through the taliban, saying that the demand made by the, by the fight. does that work completely unreasonable? they allegedly demand that 30 percent of ministerial roles and any new governments that you said, the minister positions, we have heard from one source that that rule of padre province has been taken. but that the taliban had broken through defences. but many of the fighters tha

valley, destroying some structures. the fire is 371 square miles mained in effect. the dixie fire is responsible for the death of a first responder over the weekend. the individual was suffering from a previous illness. dan: smoke from the wildfires has led officials to extend the air alert through tomorrow. spencer christian is here to let you know what areas receive the worst air quality. spencer: it appears it will be the south bay and santa clara valley. let me show you the air quality conditions. we had the spare the air day today. we had some improvement in the air quality. the greens and yellows indicate good to moderate air quality. you can see it will be moderate at best for most regions. the poorest will be in the santa clara valley. the good news is we expect good air quality wednesday, thursday and friday in the north bay and south-central bay. upgrading to moderate quality. the one reason with the smoke is high-pressure pressure over the area right now is pulling in a clockwise circulation smoke to the bay area and high pressure is compressing the air which is trapping the smoke at the surface bu

information about the incident should call san pablo police all the death of a man whose body was found dumped on the road and castro valley is now being investigated. as a homicide. the chp found that body on monday afternoon on a rule stretch of redwood road near mile marker, 2 95. five. alameda county sheriff's detectives responded to that scene and say that they found quote indicators of suspected foul play. an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death. the man has not yet been identified, but authorities say he was in his twenties. parents may soon be able to get kids as young as five years old, vaccinated for the coronavirus visor now saying it's on the verge of filing an application with the fda to move forward with vaccinations for younger children, ktvu tom vacar tells us approval come quickly. if approved, the 5 to 11 age group represents another 29 million american children who will be eligible for the covid-19 vaccinations. our children will be so much work protected. dr john schwartzberg, u c. berkeley professor emeritus. is an expert in infectious diseases and vaccines, he says before there's any app

valley elementary colonnese high school. >> i know that each one of us is at a different stage of grief. over the tragic death of ashley bs. diaz's recent death has strongly affected the stanley middle school community. >> some students also weighing in with their concerns. this tragedy impacted every she nest cam a physically or psychologically as well as many others. and the school's student council is requesting speed humps and flashing crosswalk signs be put in front of the campus to prevent another tragedy. >> some residents are simply urging for more to be done. i don't want to be a squeaky wheel. >> so i don't want thank you's in an action. i want action and no more cash. >> we reached out to the lafayette police department for more information on the september 8 accident that killed diaz. they have not released what led up to this crash or the identity of the driver. they are only saying that this investigation is ongoing reporting in lafayette. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers on capitol hill are coming close to an agreement that will prevent a government

death. our top story is this our to me to a fee with this movement in a gun, the sounds punch of valley is calling for national uprising. also the taliban took control of the last province opposing its rules. battles raged for days in the mountain region, north of campbell. the taliban said that once in a peaceful outcome that faced defiance from fighters in pantry valley need it also say that getting close to unveiling afghanistan's new government, getting new military release have reopen the land border and as face a day off the overthrowing, the president soldiers have to take off the conduct of dissolve the constitution and imposed a nation wide carefully. at least 6 palestinian prisoners have escaped for the high security is rarely present. they dug a tunnel under the guild bow, a prison just north of the occupied west bank skates like this. a rare one of those who managed to get out is zachery. as a baby, a former field commander with a fatter movement or a force, it has moved from outside the gilba prison in northern israel. it's a huge security lapse for israel, one official telling the lo

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valley. plus -- >>> i have a close on my back right now, and i have the important papers. that's it. i'm worried to deathof work to be done down here. >> it could be a make or break day in the firefight to protect south tahoe's tourist towns. >>> the wind continues to drive the caldor fire into the tahoe basin, but there may be good is in the forecast for the fire crews. >>> san francisco's mayor pushing back at suggestions that the city is going to pay people to not commit crimes. >> part of what we are trying to do is to make sure that money is not a barrier to turning your life around. >>> we start with breaking news in marin county, where firefighters have nearly contained a brush fire that forced several hundred people from their homes in the lucas valley -tran18 area. >> just one siren after another, then i started counting sirens, that i realized it was pretty serious. there was a huge plume of smoke outside, and then it started getting into the trees a little bit, flipping up, and the planes started coming, and we were tearing when the planes got here. >>> at last check, the fire was holding at a