mack brown told us yesterday. five on the depth chart want to redshirt. good tackle. nate mccollum dropped by devonte brown for a loss of one. i think if you're miami here you might want to start thinking about time-outs. >> greg: yeah, i would call one right here. >> sean: yeah, rather than let 30 seconds -- it's easier to stop the clock when you have the ball, obviously. >> greg: just preserve some clock. i would definitely call a time-out here. >> sean: and i think north carolina's going to do what they've done before, let the play clock run all the way down and call a time-out. mack brown is down at the 12 yard line next to the line judge. >> referee: time-out, north carolina, their second. 30 seconds. >> sean: and in the near future, greg, the schedule looks pretty favorable. take nothing for granted in college football, but virginia, georgia tech, campbell -- the next three. and then the rivalry game with duke. that's here. and then finishing on the road at clemson and at nc state. >> greg: yeah, obviously t

part of that is the division between his brother word—mack. than the lebanese army. it led a successful in hezbollah�*s terms to drive which finally withdrew in 2000. lebanon saw that as a huge success and they presented themselves as the only force in the arab world which had actually won at least one victory against israel. six years later, there was a problem between israel and lebanon which led israel to evade lebanon, they pulverise the south of lebanon which is pretty much under control of hesse boller word—mack. hesse boller tries to have this balance between its role as what it sees as key resistance against israel but also within lebanon of not pushing so hard against israel that it upsets the whole status quo in lebanon such as it is. for example, unlike hamas which is islamist organisation which wants the islamist ideology to be imposed whether its rules, has boller word—mack has never said that wants to be in control of lebanon, they have the ministries, they have huge clout about who is elected president and prime minister but the

the willie mack award is voted on by giants players, club personnel and fans.y the way, wilmer flores won the award last year. >> you can find more of our hispanic heritage stories all month long on our website, www.kpix.com. >>> it is a first alert weather day. the heat is on all over the bay area and so is the threat of fire. meteorologist jessica burch is tracking it all from our virtual view studio. >> the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for many of us down in the south bay, ranging to the city of san francisco. here is the reason why. high-pressure starting to build its way in. this is a friendly reminder now to start drinking lots of water and taking care of your skin because this will create some sunny skies ahead of us and an offshore wind that will help clear up the skies. we will have sunny conditions with the offshore breeze. with that in mind, keep an eye on the fire threat. starts to increase as we see the winds push offshore. let's take it a step back. this is what we will be looking at, starting up in the north bay. our daytim

. >>> chargers pass rusher khalil mack ran through like a mack truck.with six sacks as revenge against his former team. zero coming into this one, tied for most in the league. and leads by seven with derrick thomas in 1990. >>> the wnba finals are set after the new york liberty pulled out an 84-70 game time win over connecticut. breanna stewart and jones, each dropping 20-plus points they were nation the vegas aces who swept for a chance to repeat the chance, game one sunday. >>> finally, simone biles making more history at the world gymnastics championships. in belgium she did this, the first woman to land the yurchenko double pole vault. in women's competitions there are five moves or elements named after bulls, in vault, core, and balance beam. i get dizzy just looking at that, kasie. incredible, super human. >> that's just astonishing. she's amazing. absolutely amazing. always, life, sport. i want to watch that over again. coy wire, thank you very much in sports this morning. appreciate it. thank you, all, for being up here with us, i'm kasie hunt.

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some 4,000 mack truck employees are walking off the job. the union says nearly three quarters of uaw members voted in favor of the strike. shawn fain says wage increases, job security and pensions are among the issues up for negotiation. the writers guild of america officially have a new contract by an erwhelming margin,he union ratified their new deal with the alliance of motion picture and television producers effectively bringing an end to the strike that began in may this agreement is in place until may of 2026 and includes measures including compensation and the use of artificial intelligence sag-aftra remains on strike but resumed their negotiations with studios last week. the two sides are set to meet again on wednesday >>> all right, well, that chill in the hair will apparently keep lingering. michelle, good morning >> good morning, it's going to be a cool one. a chilly start with temperatures in the 30s and 40s the northeast we're chilly, too. frost alerts and advisories. also a few soggy spots in the great lakes and rain in southe

here is the third quarter, mack sack of o'connell. mack had six sacks in the game. just the third player to ever do that. less than three minutes to play. vegas trailing 24-17. but on first and goal, o'connell's pass is picked off. picked off at the goal line by samuel. rookie's third turnover of the game as the chargers ran out the clock winning it 24-17. the raiders lost their third straight game and dropped their record to 1-3. >>> all right, the final day of the ryder cup from rome. america needed a miracle down five points. cal bear max homa had this putt left to win this match and keep the u.s.a. in it. but in the end, it wasn't enough. tommy fleetwood just needed a two putt from here to clinch the cup for the europeans. and look at how they celebrate. yeah, yeah, yeah, you feel it. but look at this. now that's a celebration. as the europeans, yeah, they win it. their seventh victory in a row on home turf. the americans will have to wait in 2025. >>> who got up early in the morning to watch the final? i did. >> you did? >> but only for a moment. >> i mean it's

mack workers in pennsylvania, maryland, and florida are joining some 25,000 fellow uaw members on theicket line as they continue their historic strike against ford, gm, and stellantis. mack workers say they were inspired to seek a better deal because of the historic strike against the big three. on friday, uaw president shawn fain announced a major win in talks with gm. >> gm has now agreed in writing to place their electric better manufacturing under our national master agreement. we have been told for months that this was impossible. we have been told the ev future must be erased to the bottom, and now we have called their bluff. amy: fain was wearing a t-shirt that said "the rich." he did not announce any additional strike actions for now. meanwhile, 75,000 health care workers employed by kaiser permanente returned to work saturday. more strikes could be on the horizon if no deal is reached on improvements to pay, staffing, pension plans, and other benefits. a georgia prosecutor has declined to bring charges against state troopers who fatally shot environmental activist manuel este

trucks, and for those not familiar, mack trucks is largely a commercial trucking company. on the picket lines who we have been speaking to for weeks very hopeful that this puts kind of a little bit of at least pr pressure on the big three saying another company can reach a deal with us, why can't you. of good and a few not so good signs. one of them being the feel of things. three out of four americans rate the economy as not so good or poor. why? joining us now is nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung. we keep asking this question even though there are so many signs that show us the economy is doing pretty well. why is it so persistently negative when we ask people how they feel it's doing? >> another way of putting it is the vibes seem weird, it is a weird economy. when you take a look at the two major measures of the economy you look at jobs and prices. unemployment, things are good, 3.8%, that's essentially near over 50-year lows, but inflation is high. we all are feeling that at the store, 3.7% economists say what would be healthy is closer to 2%. the big s

good news for ireland ahead of saturday's rugby world cup quarterfinal against new zealand — wing mack he hurt his calf win in last week's win over scotland but has recovered in time to start against the all blacks at the stade de france. head coach andy farrell has named an unchanged 15 from last weekends win over the scots. texas rangers are through to what is essentially the semifinals in major league baseball's postseason, completing a clean sweep over the baltimore orioles. home runs for corey seager and adolis garcia with pitchers nathan eovaldi and jose leclerc setting up a first american league championship series since 2011. they'll play either houston astros or minnesota twins next. lots more on the bbc sport website. we'll have more for you a little later on. thank you so much. developing news to bring you from israel and from gaza. we are just getting news that the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the national unity party leader, one of the leaders of the opposition, benny gantz, we understand they have agreed to form a national emergency government. this had been ca

wingers mack hansen and james lowe have proved their fitness, having picked up knocks against scotland pack, iain henderson maintains his partnership with tadhg beirne in the second row. joe mccarthy comes on to the bench for the injured james ryan, andjimmy o'brien gets his first opportunity of the tournament. this is a squad confident they can deliver. it's the big boys' stuff, isn't it? it's the business end of the competition. and when you get to those points in a competition, then you draw hopefully on the good experiences that you've had, and the experiences that we've put ourselves under in the last three or four years. they're for moments like this, so we've got a very experienced group that's been through a lot, and learning to deal with weeks like last week and this week is something that we've got pretty good at. so you draw on those experiences. trying to win a world cup, it's something to go and get. it's not something that puts pressure on me. it's something that you dream of. probably not as a kid, because when we were kids, we didn't dream of ireland winning the world c

he is an institutionalist and a person who isn't doug mack is in the camp of getting things done.patrick mack can read, he's there now and if there was a crisis he was step and if there was a crisis he was stepping in at the support. 0n the longer—term look, this is a 15 year story going on. ever since president 0bama was elected in 2008, which engendered a big republican pushback and a loto politicalfighting. the animosity, you can say american politics are bigger now, they're more than that. there is outright animosity between these parties. in the political space and campaigns it's all performative it it doesn't matter. at some point in a divided government with one party have in the white house and set in the other the white house and set in the other the house of representatives people have to come together and come to an agreement. you have a group that voted against kevin mccarthy in the house at engendered this chaos who are willing to live with chaos in their first impulse is are willing to live with chaos in theirfirst impulse is not are willing to live with chaos in the

wing mack hansen will be fit.ered in time to start against the all blacks at the stade de france. head coach andy farrell has named an unchanged 15 from last weekend's win over the scots. hosts india are looking to make it two wins out of two at the cricket world cup. afghanistan won the toss and decided to bat in delhi and they're on course for what looks to be a competitive total. captain hashmatullah shahidi hit a quickfire 80 as their midddle order rallied after they lost early wickets. they finished on 272—8. having watched novak djokovic surpass his grand slam tally, rafa nadal looks set to return to grand slam tennis at the australian open injanuary. that's according to tournament chief craig tiley. the former world number one, who's now 37, has been sidelined since january this year. nadal said he expects to retire at the end of next year and has also tournament organisers in melbourne have said he's committed to playing in the first grand slam of the year. to be here and he particularly is someone who lov

this is especially unfortunate, mack continues, with stimulated and promoted future action. indeed, keenly aware that they were participating in history, though it assimilates their precise place in the war as a whole. union soldiers spent the days and weeks and even months after antietam rummaging for meaning. living in the shadow of the dead. were in place for six weeks. moreover the assaults that persisted. such as sustained exposures to the war realities challenged their ideas about the war's conduct and its meeting, affirming to us as historians and as students of this war that events between battles and behind the lines did as much to shape the war's outcome as its combat. wednesday september the 17th, 1862, of course, was the deadliest day of the civil war. in 12 hours near sharpsburg, maryland, some 23,110 men were added to the war's ever lengthening register of killed, wounded, missing, and captured. divisions were thrashed in a simple cornfield, snared in the fingers of the west woods. bloodied in an old, sunken farmland. the armies of the potomac notched that day

what is this costing mack?that but we know the other strikes are costing the big three about $2.5 billion so far, maybe a bit more. suppliers because of layoffs, another billion and a half. dealers because of the lack of vehicles and lack of parts at those truck parts locations about a billion and a quarter, and then lost wages from the uaw workers, that's about half a billion down the drain for them. mac is the only big heavy truck maker assembling both of vehicles and engines in the u.s.. they're competing with other companies companies outside of the u.s. and they want workers to get paid as much as they can, but it's a competitive environment and you don't want to put companies out of business. it's a tough one. stuart: jeff, thank you very much indeed. mike murphy with me. me. we're talking about level of strikes going up and the workers go on strike. >> it's felt by blue collar workers on strike. they need more money, price of goods goes up and they can't afford and they get together and ask for more wage

the union just rejected the new contract offer from mack truck.ike been extended yes 4000 workers are on strike, this is from a different part of the uaw they work for mack trucks, big heavy duty trucks owned by sweden's volvo. what is interesting the company and the union reached a deal 20% pay increase over the life of the contract, no increase in your health insurance premiums but 73% of the union voted it down and with that voted to strike starting today, why. they are emboldened because of the uaw strike against the big three at dozens of plans. stuart: day 25 and it's extended. chevron, here is why the dow industrials are only down a few points. chevron and amgen are adding 50 points to the dow they are both winners today they are both dow stocks. that's why you have a limited loss on the dow industrial, chevron, amgen both up significantly. it is been downhill for the biden president day one as three year slight to constant crisis, the president will be judged by all of this. that will be my take at the top of the next hour. presidential ho

the court was don mack it listens to this argument. and then they reserved the verdict.ly from the lgbt community, are usually awaiting for this verdict. what they are arguing is according to the constitution, they are being discriminated against, they should be given the right to live together so that they can marry each other. that will open up avenues for them, for example, to open a bank account or buy a house or inheritance, there are so many legal issues. that is why they want to legalise same—sex marriage. however, the government vertically argued against it, saying the first of all the supreme court should not be hearing this case —— particularly argued. they say it is the job of parliament. they argue it is against indian culture. it is going to be an important verdict for millions of people. it can change the way the society looks at the lgbtq people. and in terms of how this entire journey really has played out, there have been some significant milestones as well, where certain sections of indian law had been reversed when it came to laws on homosexuality in i

. >> the story is no joke should be off limits, says comedian lee mack.n rule should be that the punchline needs to be more funnier than shocking . funnier than shocking. >> well, that's no great insight there. we all know this. there. i think we all know this. >> totally i agree. >> i totally agree. and i agree. and because i think and i disagree because i think it's should off it's no joke. should be off limits. disagree limits. but i disagree because it's to audience. it is it's up to the audience. it is up audience. up to the audience. >> is the thing that >> but this is the thing that we're always talking about, >> but this is the thing that we're alicomedians; about, >> but this is the thing that we're alicomedians are out, >> but this is the thing that we're alicomedians are punching whether comedians are punching up down or whether up or punching down or whether they whether they up or punching down or whether they red whether they up or punching down or whether they red lines whether they up or punching down or whether they red lines ultimately,1

it now stretches across 23 states if you count in the mack truck strike that just started this week,or the strike the, well, democratic politicians continue to come out. john fetterman, the senator from pennsylvania, yesterday out on the picket lines at the mack truck plant, he's also been in detroit at those picket lines. and i asked him yesterday on the line here in pennsylvania whether he's concerned about the demands that the union is making. some people think they've gone too far. take a listen. are you worried about the impact on the companies if they negotiate a deal that puts them at a disadvantage? >> no, no. i, i hope these workers make them pay until they pay them what today deserve. they deserve. >> reporter: the national polling on this strike the continues to show support for the strikers. ab 72% of democrats and even half of republicans actually say they sport this backout -- support this walkout. impact though, i'll tell ya, is out there. and at in this point we don't see an end, sir. stuart: no, you don't. jeff, thanks very much, indeed. it looks like the canadian au

matt: john mack stayed on for a couple of years.said i don't know how long it will be here but hopefully the short basically. a lot of people think they have achieved great success -- successions and then they look back a year or two later and it has gotten messy and in some cases i had to come back. how do you will see this in the future? mike: base case is james gorman will be around for a year or two and goes off into the sunset. having said that, today on bloomberg it looked like they were taking a victory lap. we pulled off the succession. the measure of whether they pulled it off or not will be in two or three years based on how their performances going and not today when they announce it. today is just the start of the next phase of morgan stanley. you had phil purcell, john mack, james gorman, and now ted pick. this is the next leg of the journey. we have to watch a little more closely than they were before and moving pieces. moving around alliances. i think morgan stanley is one of the more cohesive firms but they are not p

(mack barks) luca: come closer. ♪ this is the shimmery stuff that'll go on your eyes, okay? okay. - shut your eyes. oh, i put too much on, okay. there's cat hair on the makeup brush. chris: hurry up, you guys are going to be late. shelley: we have to leave in 15 minutes. luca: all right, well. shelley: i know, beauty takes time. luca: smile. okay. shelley: the hair straightener is on top of the fish tank. we really have to rush. luca: okay, then we will really rush. shelley: i'm not used to seeing you in makeup. you look very pretty. be loud and clear when you answer your question, okay? ren: i'll try. shelley: oh, boy, we're gonna be late. ren: okay, we have everything ready. shelley: yeah, we packed the car. oh, a brush! i gotta bring a brush. we're going in daddy's car. ren, when we get there, you rush right to the stage, 'cause they're doing the rehearsal. well, i'm sure they say 9:30 just to get people there early enough. we should've gotten up earlier today, i just didn't realize it would take us so long. luca: it's literally 9:31, it's okay. (people talking in backgro

>> more autoworkers are hitting the picket lines. 4,000 members of the united autoworkers union at mackday after a rejected lightest contract offer. meanwhile tens of thousands of uaw workers continue to strike against ford, gm, and stellantis, though, last friday the union decided not to expand that walkout following an agreement from gm on electric vehicle manufacturing. >>> all right, everybody likes to save a little money just before the holidays. amazon is kicking off its prime big deal days today. the discounts run through october 11th, of course, only for prime members. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm jarredhill, cbs news, new york. >>> well, you're going to have to shell out another $2 if you wantlet to win the powerball lottery jackpot. there was no grand prize winner so the jackpot is now $1.7 billion. that is now the second largest in powerball history. the lump sum payment is estimated to be $756 million before taxes. the next drawing is tomorrow night. >>> up next, naked and rescued. why a man had no clothes on when he was picked up from hi

>>> more united auto workers are going on strike today after rejecting a tentative agreement with mack trucks. 73% of union workers voted against a proposed deal offered last week. many of the union's demands are similar to those made with general motors , ford and stellantis. they include higher wages, as well as stronger healthcare and pension benefits. >>> employees at walgreens are planning a series of walkouts this week. they say harsh working conditions make it hard to fill prescriptions safely. they also say prescription and vaccination expectations are too much when staffing is so low. in a statement walgreens acknowledged employees are overworked. >>> more than 75,000 striking kaiser permanente workers returned to their jobs on saturday without a contract agreement. was the largest healthcare strike ever and it could happen again in the coming weeks. negotiations are scheduled for later this week. >>> along future cast we see two systems moving their way in, impacting the pacific northwest with a lot of rain but we will get some of the leftovers. this is system number one we a

the president of mack says they're surprised and disappointed that the workers chose to strike. he says they remain confident that an agreement can be reached. the workers in pennsylvania, maryland and florida, also joined the thousands of other uaw members that are already striking against the big 3 automakers, ford, general motors, chrysler's parent company stellantis negotiations between the striking actors and major hollywood studios resume today. members of sag after one streaming residuals and better working conditions along with safeguards against ai this latest round of talks could signal an approach to the end to the strike that began in july. and we'll talk now about our bay area weather forecast as we take a live look outside. you can see what's happening with any rain here in san francisco. a little bit of blue sky now starting to sneak into. we'll see if the rain is done today, maybe after the week, but at least for today. kyle is here now with a look at the blue skies encouraging. it's encouraging, but there are still going to be a few little sprinkles out there. b

khalil mack knows o'connell has to pass that allows mack to tee off.x sacks, one short of the nfl single game record. the chargers had seven and all. but the raiders still had a chance down by just seven first and goal at the three o'connell's pass picked off by asante samuel, who wisely gets down to stay in bounds. chargers hang on 2417. they're two and two. the raiders fall to one and three. jalen hurts and the eagles trying to stay undefeated with donna kelce in the stands with jake from state farm to see her other son jason, who plays for the eagles , hurts, throwing off his back foot to aj brown, who then does a great job of reading his downfield blocks. that's a 59 yard score, a 2117 philadelphia lead over washington. brown had a pair of touchdowns on the day the commanders were down to the final play of regulation, needing a touchdown to force overtime. it's sam howell to jahan dotson after the extra point they went to overtime tied at 31 in ot jake elliott was lined up for a 54 yard field goal he's down the middle. elliott's third field goal of

mack truck says it is surprised and disappointed over the strike, calling it unnecessary.trike at selected factories run by automakers. general motors, ford and jeep maker stellantis on september 15th. some walgreens employees are walking off the job today, saying their heavy workloads are affecting customer safety. employees at 500 of walgreens, 8600 us stores reportedly plan to walk off their jobs between now and wednesday. usa today says some stores in kansas city had to close so far, there have been no reports of any walk outs happening here in california. walgreens says it is listening to those concerns from employees and making investments in pharmacist wages and hiring bonuses as well. back now to our bay area weather with a live look across the south bay. you can see a lot of gray skies there as the temperatures certainly change. rosemary, back now with our full forecast. yes, quite interesting how fleet week typically brings the heat and it did once again this past week, claudine. but we began to see a little bit of a transition yesterday. temperatures began to dr

the president of mack says they're surprised and disappointed that the workers chose to strike. he says they remained confident that agreement could have been reached. the workers in pennsylvania, maryland and florida, now joined thousands of other uaw members that are already striking against the 3 big automakers. that's ford, general motors and chrysler's parent company stellantis negotiations between actors and major hollywood studios are expected to resume today after the group's failed to broker a deal on friday. the actors are demanding streaming residuals and better working conditions along with safeguards against ai exploitation. both after and the amptp are expected to resume talks today, which could signal an approaching end to the three-month standoff. coming up here at noon, the cheapest ways to stay connected while overseas, which tomorrow has all the latest tips for traveling. >> with your electronics, that's in today's tech. smart. plus, multiple pelicans have been found with some major injuries. how bay area animal agencies are nursing them back to health. but fi

towalti that he was simply at work that day, that he was simply doing his job trying to mack sure thathad access to goods in a community and he lost his life. he did not get to go home because somebody decided not only that they would steal from the store, but that what they were taking was worth his life. >> de la rosa is being charmed with murder, robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. >> new at 11:00, the wnba is expanding and it's coming here to the bay area. that announcement coming this morning at chase center. it's the wnba's first expansion franchise since 2008. the team will play home games over at chase center in san francisco and will be based at the warriors' headquarters in oakland. there's no official team name just yet. warriors' owner says he has big goals for the wnba team. >> we will win a championship in the first five years and i'm telling you we will win a wnba championship in the first five years of this franchise. >> i like the sound of that. the team will start playing in 2025. fans who wish to buy season ticket memberships can do so by placing a deposit on t

former raiders first round pick, khalil mack had himself a day. here is the third quarter.d six sacks in the game. just the third player to ever do that. less than three minutes to play, vegas trailing 24-17. but on first and goal, o'connell, he's picked off at the goal line by samuel. the rookie's third turnover of the game. chargers ran up the clock. won it 24-17. raiders lost their third straight to drop to a record of 1-3. >>> the final day of the ryder cup from rome. america needed a miracle. max homa with this putt to win the match, but kept u.s.a. within the hunt. but in the end, it wasn't enough. tommy fleetwood needed two putts here to clinch the cup for the europeans. and it was just close enough to be conceded. fleetwood celebrated as the europeans. they knew they were going to win. yeah, you think they like that? team europe won it. it's their seventh victory in a row on home turf as the americans will have to wait for beth paige black in 2025. >>> all you golf fans out there. sorry. >>> well, brandon crawford, maybe his last game as a giant. and there is still

. >> it's mack, roger for my grandpa who loves sports so much. what do you have to say?o share her joy and her long journey after eight rounds of in vitro fertilization. >> for so long, i just wanted to be quiet about it. please don't say that loud these places are packed. you're not the only one going through this i felt like if i could be a voice, it would help the whole process for all of us. >> erin's process was long and grueling. >> everything i was doing for the last nine years was affected by ivf >> in 2016 she was diagnosed with cervical cancer and underwent two surgeries to have it removed then after deciding to work with a surrogate in 2021, heart break. >> we ended up putting two embryos in, and we lost them both >> a long road but finally the ultimate reward. today erin remains candid about top ticks that impact so many families >> and everybody has wondered if the mommy guilt would hit. i was getting videos from jared of mack and all that, and i was like, god, i feel missinlike he laughing he was talking he was being cute. >> a trail blazer and new mother r

union workers at mack trucks are going on strike today after rejecting a contract that included a 9% raise. >> now to california and two police officers fired for playing a video game instead of responding to an emergency call. here's abc's derek dennis. it's nice to have a little more boogie balls and have the ocean . >> it's the video. the lapd took years to release this patrol car record finding of two officers playing the online game. pokemon go. instead of responding to a call about a robbery in progress and a macy's in crenshaw. >> calls and backing up on the recording. >> you hear the officer minutes after driving away discussing how to catch the pokemon character snorlax ignores the robbery call even though, according to court documents, they were only 200 yards away from the store. he catches everything. >> i don't catch everything. >> but you're still pretty high up there for not catching everything. >> the officers were fired, but sued to get reinstated. >> their case going all the way to a california appeals court. the officers arguing their patrol car recordings should b

but mack and attorney says the video shows a different story. i don't see anything. >> turning around and went and got it right to the heart of the shooting beginning. and in the video, you can distinctly here of the shots ring out while he still within view. >> the district attorney's office declined to comment on the case because it is still ongoing. but a spokesperson acknowledges prosecutors have seen that cell phone video. new at 5, a puppet theater production on tour across the country might be halted. now after the cruise van was stolen. the production called song of the north was set to perform at the fort mason center. calfee utter this past weekend. but the crew says overnight their u haul van filled with all the contents needed to put on the show was stolen from the parking lot of the comfort inn on van ness avenue. the crew says the van with arizona plates has 500 handcrafted puppets masks, costumes, props and tech inside san francisco. police say they're investigating. >> and israeli hostages freed by hamas is talking publicly about

russia of exactly the same colonialism. russia is one of the last imperial colonial powers. emanuel mack krohn french presidents for them 5, thank you. and those are what, so the city and so for city to shut that, what's the most of what is the bullets describe the gotomeeting as a resource for them? why that? uh for us it was a big canyon. but still that's the vehicle in. yeah, the so to sleep on yes, driver at the exclusive stable system. uh yes, but the deal is doing it through the system when you split it into the water is doing a good bit of it. it goes up with them. yeah. physically, another simple felicia stewart from this continues to be stabilized. economy is uninstalled, property, governments, they conduct assassinations and encourage me to treat cuz we called on phones to exit the african continent. pundits economies. so no tongue about n p e e f policy, south africa, the, it's not a common knowledge, but even today from this goods $500000000000.00 annually from its former colonies in tax imposed on the african countries that were french calling these before the independence.

the house said on the sunday public affairs shows that he was prepared for anything that congressman mack gates might want to try when it comes to challenging his hold on the speakership. but that said, it really comes down to numbers. how many republicans are willing to stand with congressmen gates to repeal law this position for the speaker, kevin mccarthy? and whether, if there aren't enough republicans to try to push him out of the speaker, jump, are there enough, congressional democrats, who would be willing to keep kevin mccarthy in the position. this is something which mccarthy says, is personal. going back to his attempts to ascend to the post back in january when it took 15 rounds of voting with opposition led by gates and a few other very conservative republicans here on capitol hill. but the question again comes down to numbers. now if mat gates is able to muster and up support for his motion, which has yet to be filed in the house of representatives. as then there is no one who would be acting, a speaker that would bring congressional operations to a hold. the speaker of the h

alex mack mahan is trying to find the words just kind of ghost town right now. and while parts of this city will never feel whole again, there are certainly signs tonight proving that some things can never be broken. i think the right direction that we need to be healing. ines. >> one of >> strength and one of community and one of unity. >> and at this point tonight, i can confirm that the water dive searches have concluded for the night they will pick back up tomorrow morning. this time with even more agencies reporting live in lewiston, maine. i'm shiina low >> chana, thank you. >> just hours before wednesday's mass shooting, the senate voted to ease gun restrictions for some veterans with mental health issues. lawmakers in favor of this move argue the restrictions against veterans of violated the second amendment. this as the white house is pushing to renew the federal ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines that ban authored by the late senator dianne feinstein in 1994. prohibited the manufacture transfer or possession of semiautomatic assault wea

end of 2022, the french president went to africa to try to of russia's growing influence. emanuel mack crone from is the president of guinea be so military assistance from the remains of trustworthy ally of western and central africa. we discussed the political instability in the region. 9 problem is to provide assistance which might be training equipment or even joint military operations. a manual mat, chrome president of friends. that grown from is benny's president. money from says ready to invest more in security education and then use center. a french culture, emmanuel mac crone, president of friends, the bridge explained because of a little bit the sister i look at this beautiful sheet so to you and go to it's just a heated that the subset of the email is missed though. sure that i'm showing you the explanation of this. so this is not a b c only which is the only to use it to play in that way. and that doesn't renew it should. if you feel it's in the gym, you mean you suddenly be near fist on that because it's simpler and if it comes to the school, because monday eastern, interes

there he is meeting the palestinian leader, mack made a bass.ter he was in israel yesterday having discussions with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. just to repeat, anthony lincoln, the us secretary of state meeting mahmoud abbas. we will give you any lines that come from there, any sense of what those discussions are revealing. let's give you a sense of the geography in gaza. here is a map of israel, where you can seek gas out there and the west bank mark. what the israeli military are saying is that everyone living in northern gaza should relocate to the southern end in the next 2a hours. that is more than a million people, or half the population of the entire gaza strip. israeli air power continues to hit the gaza strip. buildings flattened in the blink of an eye. israel says it has dropped 6,000 bombs on hamas targets in gaza over the past six days. with every fall and building, stories of human suffering. we are told this girl has lost all her immediate family. we're told this girl has lost all her immediate family. doctors s

it's a question on garza a boss who is musing french president emmanuel mack on also quote for space 5 and uh, just for the opening of permanent humanitarian colorado. of israel . best responsibility for the event is taking place today and it shows that responsibility countries of the world that encouraged is really occupation authorities need to continue increasing that regression against the palestinian people without accountability all punishment, top of the one, the middle of the ones, palestinian refugee agency or says it's been overwhelmed by the number of people displaced by israel's war on gaza. it says unit 600000 displays, people announced things it's shelters. at least 40 of its facilities across the message on k have also been impacted by the fight thing. it's relative hosting for times the capacity. many people are also sleeping in the streets. well that's bringing abraham in c i'm. he's a professor of political science and middle eastern studies at rutgers university. i just need to, i want to just go back to what we were saying that between my phone and a boss, no prob

because if you were to ask the public a different question of course they would be very anti—group—macke also has to make the point that hamas are not the palestinian people and he is in favour of getting aid into gaza. on the wider point, certainly the type of support that labour needs to win back and attract back keir starmer�*s view is taking a tough line against terrorism and a tough line against terrorism and a tough line against the horrific attacks that we have seen in the middle east is hugely important. the difficulty i think is that some of the rank—and—file members of the party and some of his own frontbenchers think there has been a disproportionate reaction by israel. some of talked about collective punishment imposed on the people of gaza and clearly people with strong opinions inside the labour party. jewish people are coming back into the labour party under keir starmer. people representing muslim seats, the majority muslim communities, he has got a very, very difficult balance to strike. but as i say, i think that balance is going to be struck more in terms of tone and

1st time we've had a speaker of the house ousted amid their term and this is quite a big move now. mack gates who led the moves that it was about. the fact that while gavin mccarthy had said one thing he had made a secret deal to make sure that ukraine continued to get funding in the long term, the last a vote on you. we had a majority of the majority vote. no. and yet that was not something is the leadership on, and they use democratic votes to send more money to train. and maybe the last straw for me was learning that kevin mccarthy had created a secret side deal with president biden on ukraine. while we were in the middle of this, this government funding data. what he's referring to is the fact that there was almost a government shut down over the weekend recently and that there was a deal reached in order to prevent it. they get past a 47 day extension spending bill to prevent the government from shutting down. and binding sabbath, some kind of arrangement had been reached between kevin mccarthy so that ukraine would continue to get funding in the long term. now. kevin mccarthy, it'

it is educated citizens from the country's types by western morris starks, by countries just like mack holes, france in africa, siphoning off the handpicked and leaving the rest to scramble on to boats and take their chance it because apparently solidarity only begins once you managed to reach europe's dillard garden. it's where the police have arrested 5 orthodox jews in jerusalem's old city off of a spot on the ground. next, the christian pilgrim is ready. a government has strongly condemned the actions a video circulating on x shows them engaging. and this disrespectful as, while marching down a narrow street pos christian sort of sidelines were holding a wooden crumbs pensions in the area are high as incidence targeted priests and phil comes reportedly. apparently the attacks of become common place. we heard from one gentleman who works in the, in the area. he is what he had to say. it was an incident, it was incident system going on for years. the 1st report on those really news about you spitting on questions was in 2003, 20 years ago. the government talks about condemning it. th

. —— it left 2—mack police officers injured. interview with the bbc, rishi sunak has denied that his failure to announce a decision on the future of the h52 rail project is making the uk a "laughing stock". those are the main lap ten lines here on bbc news, do stay with us for more. —— like those are the main headlines. now on bbc news, click. this week, paul heads to florence to see how tech is revealing a 17th century artwork. this is the first frontal nude ever painted by a woman artist, so she was a groundbreaker. zoe talks ai, apple, and podcasts with the founder of spotify. your session has begun. lara is trying to fix herself. my back�*s being scanned, to start with. and spencer has a bit too much fun testing out a new ai visual effects tool. "who is this devilishly handsome machine?" i hear you ask. well, it's me! how do you like your street art? if the answer is big, beautiful and glowing, then you're in luck, because more than half of the colors festival in london is bathed in a sea of ultraviolet. this huge exhibition

it is educated citizens from the country, types by western morris starts by countries just like mack holes, france in africa say sitting off the hand pick and leaving the rest to scramble on to boats and take their chance. because apparently solidarity only begins once you managed to reach europe's deal at garden. i was discussing this out a way that most, that you probably have the coordinator of the africa legacy for him. and he explains it when it comes to migration. he says, europe has become the victim of its own game. you're actually playing its own. oh, dns. and the issue of migration from africa, secrecy that they were coming to the teachers, technicians. how to clean and young african people both of us because we cannot control the situation completely because that's all dispatched with their at no voting population because they don't have any policies implemented in europe, supporting european families, european technician that values you'll be in a society. then they find themselves victims of their own and again, they see it as a voting a game. they see it as a presenting

for ireland ahead of saturday's rugby world cup quarterfinal against new zealand is that their wing mackst week's win over scotland, but has recovered in time to start against the all blacks at the stade de france. ireland coach andy farrell has named an unchanged 15. we arejust we are just trying to get better as a team and so are they. grow in the competition. i suppose what would be at the forefront of both teams is the mutual respect of where both teams are sitting right now, but also at the same time the competition is where it should be as important —— as a quarterfinal, i'm sure about that. important —— as a quarterfinal, i'm sure about that. carlos alcaraz has suffered a surprise exit at the last 16 stage of the shanghai masters. the world number two was beaten in three sets by grigor dimitrov. he'll play chile's nicolas jarry next. the 22nd seed reached his first masters 1000 quarterfinal with victory against diego schwartzmann, and on his 28th birthday too. having watched novak djokovic surpass his grand slam tally, rafa nadal looks set to return to grand slam tennis at the aus

. >> reporter: look at the mack truck contract the rank and file said, no, no, no, we don't approve this. there is the possibility that you could have some members who will sit there and say hold on you for more you also have a good chance that shawn fain and his team could say, look, we've got a lot here, a lot more than they're used to. we think this is a good deal i don't think they would have approved it if they didn't think it was a good shot at ratification. >> no, it would seem that way. phil lebeau, thanks very much. >>> let's get straight to kate rooney over at the court hose. >> reporter: sam bankman-fried is on the stand, but the catch here, the jury is going home he's on the stand talking about the judge, the defense team, the prosecution about what evidence they can use, so the defense rather sent a letter in last night talking about the strategy their whole thing is about good intent, the fact he did not have criminal intent here one of the things they want to bring up is what's called an advice of counsel strategy, especially if you're blaming it on the lawyers the judge a

the true picture of amy mack waiting times in wales has been seriously underreported for a decade according hours are missed from monthly figures. the bus government has questioned the claims and questioned the interpretation of the figures. keith brown told his —— the scottish national party's deputy leader, keith brown, will tell his party's conference in aberdeen today that the next general election will be a "straight choice" between control by westminster and independence. the conference opened yesterday with delegates backing the party's new independence strategy. that would see the scottish government demanding that westminster gives it the powers to hold a new referendum, if the snp wins a majority of the seats in scotland at the next general election. our political correspondent nick eardley has the latest from the conference in aberdeen. hello to you. looking quite quiet behind you. but tell us what has been said today. it is behind you. but tell us what has been said today.— behind you. but tell us what has been said today. it is done for the da . been said today. it is done for

the supply of. ammunition, we have had senior leaders this week warning that they are calling lee mackbottom of the barrel. president zelensky has made it clear that on top of their agenda is the provision of air defences and missile defences and they know that as we head towards winter that is the time when they expect russia to start targeting, as they did last winter, all the key energy infrastructure targets in and around kyiv and other parts of ukraine. they consume a huge volume of missiles, destroying those incoming drones and missiles from russia. so that is their focus. but also, they will use this, they say, as a broader discussion about what they call" future european architecture". in other words, they want to discuss with leaders hear about when and how ukraine may at some timejoin nato, which is the underlying theme. whenever you talk to ukrainian officials you will always talk about nato at some stage. james landale, thank you. and we will return to james later. rare talks between the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan were due to take place today — talks that had been ba