air canada claimed there was a significant air traffic control threat at sfo. east bay congressman mark desaunier who serves on the house transportation committee is concerned about the shortage of air traffic controllers. staffing is at a 30 year low. >> it takes a tragedy to say we've got to fix. this. >> the union for san francisco's international air traffic tells me they have only 20 of 30 slots filled. >> the rope is stretched as thin as it's going to go. >> controllers are working overtime and six days. >> we're working later hours into the evening. we're working early in the morning. people cover schedules across the 24-hour clock, and they're doing it on six-day weeks. so it's getting people burnt out. >> same problem at the oakland air route air traffic control center that covers 10% of the earth's surface, including the entire pacific ocean. they have just 165 controllers out of 220, and it takes years to train a controller. >> if it takes four years to train somebody, they should be hiring my replacement today. they're hiring the replacement for the

air canada claimed there was a significant air traffic control threat at sfo. east bay congressman mark desaunier who serves on the house transportation committee is concerned about the shortage of traffic controllers. staffing is at a 30-year low across the country. >> it takes a tragedy too often to say we have to fix it. >> the union president for san francisco international's air traffic controllers tells me they have only 20 of 30 slits filled. >> the hope is stretched as thin as it goes. >> controllers are working over-the-and six days. >> working later hours into the evening, early in the morning. people cover schedules across the 24-hour clock and doing it on six day weeks it's burning people out. >> same problem at the eelkd air route traffic control center covering 10% of the earth's surface including the entire pacific ocean. they have just 165 controllers n control zbreer if it takes four years to train somebody they should be hiring my replacement today. they're hiring the replacement for the person left two years aigt. >> oakland center's union pr

air canada claims there was a control threat at sfo. east bay congressman mark desaunier serving on the house transportation committee is concerned about the shortage of air traffic controllers. staffing is at a 30-year low across the country. >> it takes a tragedy too oft ton say no we have to fix this. i don't think we should wait for tragedy. >> but union president for san francisco international's trar air traffic controllers tells me they have only 20 of 30 slots filled. >> the rope is at thin as it's going to go. >> controllers are working over-the-and six days. >> we are working later hours in the evening. early in the morning. people cover schedules across the 24-hour clock. and they're do it on six day weeks it's burning people out. >> same problem petition oakland air route traffic control center that covers 10% of the earth's surface. including the entire pacific ocean. they have just 165 controllers out ut of 220 and takes years to train a controller >> if it takes four years to train somebody they should be hiring my replace

you can see the air canada jet light them up. >> air canada flew over us. >> i saw that guys. >> we came within 10 feet of having america's greatest air disaster. >> federal vrgss are place blame on the air canada pilots but the airline countered only one air traffic controller was on duty, controlling everything on the airport he was overtasked. a second c imed tre was a significant air control threat at sfo. stgressm sportation committee is concerned about the shortage of air traffic controllers. staffing is at a 30-year low across the country. >> it takes a tragedy too often to say we have to fix it. let's not wait for a tragedy. >> the union president for san francisco international's air traffic controllers tells me they have only 20 of 30 slits filled. >> the rope is stretched at thin as it goes. >> controllers work over-the-and six days. >> we are working later hours into the evening. working early in the morning, and people cover schedules across the 24-hour clock. and they're doing it on six-day weeks. it's getting people burnt out. >> same problem at the oakland air route traff

the air canada flight landed on a taxiyway with four other jets last year. it missed another jetliner by 60 feet. the national transportation safety board found air canada pilots did not report what happened to their pwotboxes qui enough. voice box recorders capture two hours of conversations. >>> a peeping tom is scheduled to be arraigned. this is in march when the suspect was initially arrested. the victim in berkeley reported seeing 56-year-old peeping into her window. he was arrested again after another berkeley woman reported a man had been peeping into her windows. a photo from a previous news article helped her identify the suspect. >>> in the east bay, a former oakland police officer who took down chinese-american gang leaders has pleaded guilty to taking bribes. he spoke back in 1991 when he was a gang officer. he became a district attorney inspector. east bay times reviewed court documents unsealed yesterday. he helped in exchange for vacations. former in the harry hu has brought shame on himself, on the alameda county district attorney's office an

that air canada flight nearly landed on a taxi way occupied by four other passenger jets. it missed another by only 60 feet. they found the air canada pilots did not report what happened to their bosses quickly enough. it meant they had erased the okay p cockpit conversations. >>> and as if a near miss on if runway we dug up some stats. the number of air traffic controllers is down sharply and it is increasing fatigue. >> we can't continue to increase the amount of aircraft we are running through the system without increasing the amount of controllers. we are at a 30 year low. the rope is stretched as thin as it is going to go. >> all right. that is a concerning statistic. we investigate the labor shortage, effect on controllers and safety for the public, a special report airs tonight at 11:00. >>> melania trump making headlines this morning sitting down with an exclusive one on one interview. she is answering hot button answers including why tim is training for a big fight. >> i like to call him tough so you can find a party dress event is finally here. that actually make

the air canada flight landed on a taxiyway with four other jets last year. it missed another jetliner by 60 feet. the national transportation safety board found air canada pilots did not report what happened to their boxes quickly enough. that meant the flight recorders erased cockpit recorder conversations. voice box recorders capture two hours of conversations. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. 50s up and down the shore. 52, oakland. 54, hayward. other neighborhoods, like on the peninsula, 55 in san francisco, san carlos. 54, san jose. 49, pleasanton. cool there. cooler up in the north bay. mid-40s in most neighborhoods. 60 in antioch. one of our warm spots. san jose, off to a clear start. weather will be quiet for your commute. ferry ride, tranquil today. a little warm. dress in layers. even in san francisco 55. near 70 at noon. low to mid-70s this afternoon. down to 61 at 8:00. sweater weather. north bay, 47, a little bit of fog. 73 at noon. mid 80s this afternoon. down into the mid-60s by the time the evening rolls

last year an air canada plane almost landed on top of other planes. now we found out there is no voice recorder evidence. that air canada flight nearly landed on a taxi way occupied by four other passenger jets. the plane missed another by about 60 feet. the national transportation safety board found the air canada pilots did not report what happened to their bosses quickly enough, and that meant the flight recorders had erased their cockpit conversations. right now voice recorders capture just two hours of conversations. >> and as if a near-miss on a runway is not scary enough, our "abc 7 news" i-team dug up concerning stats about flying. >> and our dan noyes is here with a look at stories he is bringing us tonight. >> with the holiday season around the corner, anyone planning to take a flight will want to see the i-team report. the number of air traffic reporters is down sharply, and that's increasing stress and fatigue for an already-difficult job. >> we can't continue to increase the amount of aircraft running through the system without increasing

an air canada plane that almost landed on other planes has no voice recorder evidence. the flight nearly landed on the taxiway occupied by four other on passenger jets last year. it missed another tlin by stbo 60 feet. the national transportation safety board found air canada pilots did not report what happened to their boxes quickly enough. voice box record >>> a controversial police shooting from a different perspective. the reaction it is provoking. >>> for the first time, first lady melania t >>> michael is no longer a tropical storm. it is feeding off the differences of temperatures. cold air to the north, warm air to the south. that will feed enough rain that 2 polyp 5 million people in rhode island and also in massachusetts under the gun through morning hours for flooding. as far as back here at home, rain chances are over for yosemite. mid-80s in the central valley. 70s in monterey. 75 to 81 in san diego and los angeles. look at this forecast for tahoe. other than 56 for a high sunday, we're in the 60s. >>> getting a look at a newly unveiled video of the 2015 fa

conocer el reporte final sobre el incidente en julio del año pasado cuando un avión de la aerolínea air canadáportes ninguna persona estuvo en peligro porque el piloto estuvo a menos de 50 pies de aterrizar de varios aviones que esperaban su turno para despegar antes de corregir tu dirección a solo segundos de una coalición. >>> recetas de san francisco se reunieron para mostrar apoyo a una joven del área de la bahía quiere sufrió de graves quemaduras en el 90 pasito de su cuerpo durante la explosión de una tubería de gas, miras estudiaba junto a una amiga en su apartamento en una isla del caribe. ella asistía a la escuela de medicina de las américas. 12 condados del norte de california ha recibido alerta en las últimas horas por las posible suspensión de su energía eléctrica. esto debido al alto riesgo de incendio en esta zona. la alerta se une a las banderas rojas del servicio de meteorología ante los por 300 que se espera desde esta noche hasta mañana lunes. en el área de la bahía >>> este hermoso mural fue instalado este fin de semana en el centro de artes en el condado de mendocino, nuevo

yhe de ntsb investigation in july of last year an air canada plane landing at sfo flew less than 6 feet. the pilot was coming on the wrong runway, separated this from becoming the worst tragedy with more than 1,000 lives in danger. the board issued recommendations to prevent something like this from ever happening again. >>> new at 11:00, outraged tonight after a white woman accused a 9-year-old african-american boy of groping her and then called the police. the confrontation was caught on camera. she accused the boy of groping her and then called police or pretended the call, and police say they never got a call, and the boy's backpack does brush against her backside, but now she's apologizing. apology or not, some commentator say it speaks to some of the everyday challenges black children face. >> the fact that she looked at a black child and didn't see a black child is a bigger issue. >> joining several other white women filmed for calling the police over minor concerns. >>> the silicon valley heart walk took over the park in san jose today. the american heart association says heart

. >>> 7:15, new details this morning about an air canada plane that almost crashed at sfo. one official says it could have been the worst aviation accident in history. in july of last year, an air canada plane landed at sfo flew less than 50 feet over four fully loaded airliners waiting to take off. the pilot seemed to be intending to land on a taxiway instead of the runway, and he pulled up just seconds before a collision. now in a final report, the vice chairman of the ntsb says only a few feet separated this from becoming a tragedy, with more than a thousand lives in danger. the board issued recommendations to prevent something like this from ever happening again. >>> yesterday the 25th annual silicon valley heart walk took over almaden park in san jose. heart disease is the number one killer of all americans and the walk raises money for research, programs and teaching cpr in schools and monitoring high blood pressure. the heart association says stroke is the number five killer of all americans. >>> let's check in with vianey arana and a look at your weekend forecast. g

. >>> investigators say an air canada jet was 60 feet off the ground when it came in under 4 loaded planes on a taxi way. the pilots were confused by a runway closure, the ntsb said a few feet of separation presented this from becoming the worst aviation accident in history. the reports also failed to report the incident until the next day and the safety board criticized the faa for having just one controller on duty. >>> and now, it's 4:40 and getting ready for take off, the air force base is getting ready to help in relief efforts. >>> and a homecoming, and a surprise that and brought home to his girlfriend. >>> good morning, traffic on the bridge right now looks good getting no san francisco, it's light coming around that corner towards treasure island exit. >>> a little more sunshine today and some warmer temperatures on a friday, we'll see what's in store for the weekend. fact: some of your favorite foods, including wine, can deeply stain teeth. unfortunately, ordinary whitening toothpastes can only whiten the tooth's surface. colgate optic white is di below the surface to deeply whit

an air canada jet was 50 feet off the ground when it sw oopla the pilots were confused by a runway closure. only a few feet of separation prevented this from becoming the worst aviation accident in history. the pilots failed to report the incident until the next day. >>> the painting girl with balloon by banksey is a coveted piece of art work despite the fact it was shredded. just after the hammer came down the bottom half of the painting passed through a shredder that was concealed in the frame. the unidentified bidder decided to go through with the 1.4 $000,000 purchase. the artist sealed the shredder in the frame. a consumer watchdog group warni attached to clothing. >>> mark is tracking a warmup in the weather. he's back with the forecast. and that cute dress gets even you know whecuter?re at ross yes. or when you can say yes...to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. yes.... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. uffle -- scaffolding build

he comes from air canada in the first two months the big topic for air france was finding a pay agreement. he has pushed that through he needs to talk to the pilots union next year. so air france may be able to move to the next phase and do a wide strategy review good start for those shares this morning. for airbus, all eyes were on the delivery targets they had put 800 planes a delivery target for this year. that's important because planes are paid on delivery that affects the final number at the end of the year. so fash th so far they delivered 503 planes they talk about a great stretch to meet that target, but they're still maintaining it they've been hit by delays in several suppliers. rolls royce last week was one of them with some delays in engines. so airbus having issues meeting that delivery. >> is the time passed for -- given that your tile of investing is cash return on capital invested, is the time passed to make money in the capital goods space around the airbuses of this world or even by extension the airline companies which always seem to have very narrow windows of profit

remember, they were saying, oh, you have to air canada, you have to make the deal.with canada and mexico, and politicians saying, you must say this, you must make the deal. and i keep telling them, i make a deal i or not. i'm telling this to the two countries. i couldn't care less if i deal.the and then i got politicians, he must make the deal with mexico. the deal with canada. and i'm telling them, i couldn't care less if i make the deal. these guys absolutely make it tough, but it doesn't atter because we made a wonderful deal and hopefully it will be great for mexico and hopefully it will be great for canada. i know one thing. it's great for us. lose.'re not going to [applause] president trump: we're not going to lose our companies going to other countries, because there is a big distance. nafta we lost millions and millions of jobs. thousands and thousands of mexico s moved to and canada. to a lesser extent but they to mexico. car companies and other companies. illions and millions of jobs, not going to happen anymore, because now you have a big disincentive, as

remember, they were saying, oh, you have to air canada, you have to make the deal.rd, when negotiating with canada and mexico, and i have politicians saying, you must say this, you must make the deal. and i keep telling them, i don't care if i make a deal or not. i'm telling this to the two countries. i couldn't care less if i make the deal. and then i got politicians, he must make the deal with mexico. he must make the deal with canada. and i'm telling them, i couldn't care less if i make the deal. these guys absolutely make it tough, but it doesn't matter because we made a wonderful deal and hopefully it will be great for mexico and hopefully it will be great for canada. but i know one thing. it's great for us. and we're not going to lose. [applause] we're not going to lose our companies anymore going to other countries, because there is a big distance. when we had nafta we lost millions and millions of jobs. thousands and thousands of companies moved to mexico and canada. to a lesser extent but they moved to mexico. car companies and other companies. millions and

we have a cold front coming through, as we do in the autumn, bringing cooler air for canada and sometimesee the cold front, severe storms across the midwest and great lakes last night as the front groups through and the white stuff on radar is snow so that is coming. a lot of wind reports, tornado reports, looking at potential for more heavy rain across the west, the remnants of rosa still the problem and there is your today forecast, you will see big storm system moving out of the rockies. this is the time of the year we see low-pressure areas moving into sinful uso concern for heavy rain across the central plains on the weekend, several inches, we could see areas through wisconsin upwards of 5 inches of rain this weekend. that is the power of the cold front. still very warm across the south but much cooler air coming again across the northern plains. you are both hot. jillian: so are you. >> so is carly shimkus. everyone is hot. jillian: 37 after the hour. a star-studded protest. how liberal hollywood plans to take attacks against brett kavanaugh to another level today. rob: we saw just

terms of the appeal of the weather over the next couple of days, we've had a cold plunge of air across canadaf that cold air, obviously not quite as extreme will be making its way south and will impact the temperature. temperature is about a few degrees above freezing, still went to the area of dallas texas. further, we have a few cyclones around at the moment, one is already made landfall, the other expected to make landfall during the early half of the week, but significant storms of the week, but significant storms of costs and issues of flooding, so you can see it is moving up as we speak. this is tracking into the northwest direction, expected to potentially make landfall during the later stages of friday into saturday morning. close to the coast of yemen. we are looking at huge storm surges associated with the storm, significant rainfall and a lot of wind as well, lifted dust in this area and certainly that one is going to have an impact and we have to keep a close eye on. let's move towards south asia and will continue towards south asia and will continue to track its way steadily west

. >> reporter: as the next batch of colder air sets up in canada, we're looking at more rain still in dallas and ft. worth. you see it on the radar, the rain ahead of the cold front stretches into southern michigan. it will be all the way through the northeast and deep south by sunday morning. 20s, pittsburgh, columbus, detroit, chicago. monday morning, temperatures will be below the freezing mark in boston and albany. could see record cold daytime highs in tennessee, kentucky and new york. david? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we're going to turn overseas tonight. one more troubling image. the deadly train accident in d india. a speeding train slammed into a crowd during a religious festival. they were watching a fireworks display and did not see the train coming. witnesses say the train did not stop after the accident. >>> back here tonight and to an abc news exclusive. the video seen by millions. a woman wrongly accusing a 9-year-old boy of grabbing her on camera, but it turned out to be a pabackpack. now the mom and child are talking to linsey davis. >> i was just sexually assaul

if i use aviation as an example in canada, in canada, everything that flies is owned by the air force. i've flown with the u.s. army, the u.s. army owns their own aviation in canada, my own experience is part of the air force, that makes sense in the canadian context. however, each of our countries choose to organize space capabilities. right now it's been give tonight air force, that won't change the level of collaboration and how we cooperate. that's a national decision and we'll collaborate with however the u.s. decides to organize. >> and not going into the details of what a space force might look like, and how we're going to get there, but you're right, congress will be in the driver's seat in terms of what it decides to authorize. i think it's critical that in the planning of that, we keep in mind the challenges -- the challenge of our allies on that, the united states government is very large, the executive branch is very diverse, and it's often complicated for our partners to be able to understand what are the right touch points. as a matter of fact, i sometimes learn about my

this could have been the worst -- those words coming from the new ntsb report after a packed air canadanes waiting to take off. the pilot pulling up in time. a thousand people could have died. >>> a grocery store taking a stand against the nfl and pepsi over national anthem protests. the alabama store's owner refusing to sell the products because they have the nfl logo on them. >> i just don't want to support anything dealing with the nfl. i was taught at an early age that we respected the flag and the anthem. to me it's disrespectful not to. >> pepsi has not commented. >>> the left's favor plim blimpe an appears in the united states, flying over a women's march in chicago. thousands turned out as they the original baby trump blimp first appeared in london earlier this year, remember when they were protesting the president's visit, they didn't want him there in the uk. they ran the blimp. now it's here. >> some day the uk may wish they had a dose of trump. just say disbloog a fox news alert. thousands of people still missing days after hurricane michael hit the floord panhandle. lye thi

canada. the royal air force aerobatic team has not performed in the region since 2008. school in devon is putting pupils on a cleaning rota in a bid to save money and educate the children. vacuum cleaners have been installed in the classrooms after the headteacher saw a tv programme about education injapan, where pupils routinely clean their school. sophie pierce reports. it's getting towards the end of the day at the grove school in .net. there's quite a bit of mess. unusually though, the six and 7 euros are expected not only to tidy but cleaner for —— seven—year—old. —— clean as well. but cleaner for —— seven—year—old. -- clean as well. the way going to tidy up. we've got a new build and we're going to teach the children to respect our climate and keep it nice as possible for as long as possible and it fit in with the ethos of caring for environment and caring for our space. the idea was pioneered in japan where for our space. the idea was pioneered injapan where it is part of educating children to become good citizens. you learn how to do the hoover because when you'

the cold air at the moment across canada bidding across the plains, and warm air surging in the east. mammogram and it takes a form of this area of low pressure which is already produced heavy rain across the plains and more on was sent surging across the midwest as well. cold air behind it was selling the da kotas, cold air behind it was selling the dakotas, wyoming and colorado and then throw in the mix hurricane michael running up on wednesday out of the gulf of mexico and eventually these two systems will combine to bring some very stormy conditions to the eastern seaboard for the latter pa rt the eastern seaboard for the latter part of the way. less to the temperatures there on the east coast at well above average for this time of year. on to michael and it looks like a category three hurricane by the time it pushes into the florida panhandle. the nature and be banned on wednesday. here is the satellite dish where he has brought bad weather into the cadet peninsula and cuba. by wednesday, you can save it will have alabama and its size, the storm surge the biggest problem on the c

giving us some heavy downpours and then it will be working its way across the cold air that's over the eastern parts of canada and if it hits that it'll be turning wintery so a few outbreaks of snow there during the day on saturday and on sunday more of us will be seeing that wintery weather as it clears out the way there should be a lot brighter for us around the east part of the u.s. the forests in new york we should get to around twelve degrees and there should be some sunshine coming through as well meanwhile for the west imposes plenty of sunshine recently but now we're seeing more in the way of clouds lots of rain a forest in seattle or so be cool day at thirty and over the mountains as you'd expect a lot of that will be turning to snow over the towards the south and this is the dangling area of cloud here is bringing some cooler air to the central america so for us in mexico city the temperatures will be totally will get to around nineteen as we head through the next few days there will be somewhat weather around two there's also rain as you head further south particularly opposed to costa rica and pan

giving us some heavy downpours and then it will be working its way across the cold air that's over the eastern parts of canada and if it hits that it'll be turning wintery said a few outbreaks of snow there during the day on saturday and on sunday more of us will be seeing that wintery weather as it clears out the way there should be a lot brighter for us around the east part of the usa for us in new york we should get to around twelve degrees and this should be some sunshine coming through as well meanwhile for the west impose plenty of sunshine recently but now we're seeing more in the way of clouds lots of rain there for us in seattle a so be cool day at thirty and over the mountains as you'd expect a lot of that will be turning to snow over the towards the south and this is the area of cloud hair is bringing some cooler air to the central america so for us in mexico city the temperatures will be totally will get to around nineteen as we head through the next few days there will be somewhat weather around two there's also rain as you head further south particularly opposed to costa rica and panama elsewher

watch how that cold air migrates right across canada by the end of the week and also takes up those particularlyuper—tight and, it looks like —— super typhoon, it looks like it will wea ken super typhoon, it looks like it will weaken but it will head toward lands. this is the forecast track currently but again it looks like it could have taiwan close to his sites but i'm get later into there the outer bands already starting to affect japan at this stage. further south plenty of showers across vietnam, thailand, northern indonesia and at least we have drier weather further south while the clean—up operation following the earthquake and tsunami. we will be keeping a close eye on that area because it looks like a glancing blow into eastern china friday, saturday. the current thinking has a curving through the koreans straight potentially affecting japan again, through the weekend. as korean strait. we will keep a look on the forecast for you. elsewhere closer to home but that across to europe now. a big area of low pressure in the centre of the med, another big area of pressure pulling away from sc

away from here, we are seeing cooler air coming down from canada and across central and northern partswe moved back down here into mexico and this area of rain is tropical storm sergio which will move into northern mexico and eventually bring some rain into texas on saturday, where in some areas, there is currently a drought. it is cyclone season around india. we've got two which is very unusual, one in the bay of bengal, this area of cloud and another cyclone in the arabian sea. these tend to move away from india and the track of this particular storm takes it very close to oman, getting wind and rain, probably making landfall along the coast of yemen on sunday but already, we have seen some very rough seas and some big waves and damaging winds and some flash floods as it moves overland. the other cyclone is moving inland on thursday, across auris in india. it will weaken as it hits land but take heavy rain all the way to west bengal and keep the rain is going in the north—eastern states of india and bangladesh. moving into europe, and bangladesh. moving into europe, and you may have

, in meteorology when you look at the physics, it tends to be a shot of cold dense air, for example coming out of canadalike a lasso. at the moment it is in action because this is exactly what we're going to be talking about soon because it dips down and that means that the weather this weekend is if you have seen earlier forecast you know that it is going to be colder. that jet stream has thatjet stream has dug down. digging down, we get a rough idea of what the jet stream is doing. this is not the jet stream, this what the jet stream is doing. this is not thejet stream, this is what the jet stream is doing. this is not the jet stream, this is the wind closer to the ground. you can see the arctic air moving across the uk and moving into france, portugal and spain. it is notjust asked that'll be feeling the cold. this is what it looks like now. we have showers along eastern coasts, farm in wales also. look at these winds go. tonight, the temperatures are going to drop like a stone. normally they drop like a stone when the wind is very light and have clear skies but tonight, we have clear skies. the wind

south no north, ccago to canada, that's the very warm air that's going to work its way our way. we've got the cooler weather.we e had it over the past couple of days, but now, the pattern has shifted. a nicean pattern . you can see the jet stream moving just the way the clouds are moving in, bringing us very nice and warm air. here are the temperatures that coincide with that. highsday, 80 in st. louis, 70 in indianapolis. and that warmer air is going to be making its way our way during the day tomorrow. 6 65 today, right around average, we're going to be well above that. 72 ishat i'm going for tomorrow. a cool start. plenty of sunshine. andreally, a great evening for halloween. as a matter of fact, let's take you hour by hour here, as you move on through 5:00. just gorgeous. teeratures around 67 degrees. sun goes down tomorrow night at 6:09. looking good there. 61 degrees by 11:00. p, right now, we're 52, so, we'redicting ten degrees warmer than we are outside right now, y so liked this evening, you're going to love tomorrow. 75 on your thursday. very warm. then we start see th

. -- medical marijuana has been legal in canada since 2001. an airlane carrying melania trump had to return because of smoke and the cabin. a spokeswoman said that everything is fine and everyone is safe. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on @tiktok on twitter powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. david: in today's update on the battle for the congress, we look at one of the red california districts democrats are trying to flip. the district is represented by republican right now but welcomed the democrat looking to take the seat back, josh harder. josh: thank you for having me. david: let's talk about the big issues in the central valley. his immigration at the top? immigration, health care, and the jobs are the big three issues we are campaigning on. 50% of my district is on medicaid which means our angressman's vote year-and-a-half ago would have kicked 100,000 residents off of access to health insurance. there are a lot of folks were frustrated who are making a change here in the next 20 days. david:

we want to clean air and to keep our quality of life. looked at canada. they just passed the marijuana legal. the whole country. look at them. the air -- please help our health. no more marijuana. enough. thank you. >> the next speaker, please. hello, everyone. marijuana is not legal in the federal. when the public system 54 past, they gave the marijuana report past the mayor. it went through 11 supervisors who told them marijuana is no good if you already -- if you always smoke marijuana, no good for your brain. just a people can study and if you try, then exit them. tell them, don't let people open marijuana stores. i don't know if they give the report to all of them. they still left them open. they still have one more open, you know,. we need to keep people healthy. the brain is very important. if all americans if you don't teach them the marijuana, this problem. the young people, they don't know. the whole -- the people, you know, a lot of trouble. so i think, don't let them open the marijuana story. make each people about marijuana , no good for your

north america we've seen lots of wet weather recently and now that's hit the cold air over the eastern parts of canada and we are seeing a lot of that wintry more wintry weather is expected as we head through the day on sunday some of that snow is likely to be very heavy behind it there's another little system that's pushing its way east its strong winds in with this as well for the west there's yet more rain forests in seattle it looks like a soapy day. there with sponsored by the time he's. a career reporting to the well doing it here one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. that certain stories can change us in the easiest least use to it when you need a mystery. to me like a unique journey into what it means to be human the things we keep a witness documentary on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so many times when you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current of films that matter to. al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to this news hour from al-jazeera santa maria here in doha coming up. thi

canada. it was a difficult thing except for the only way of doing that, but with the advent of the space air we have the ability to do it by space. canada and the united states embarked on a cooperative satellite, and this time the united states provided a particularly important part of the satellite. the united states launched it and we shared the use of the satellite 50% and that pioneered the 14 gigahertz band. that was a commoninterests. in 1974, canada issued its first policy on space and the key element of that was international cooperation. canada is a small nation and so we recognized back in the early days thatinternational cooperation was really the only way which we could proceed. practically everything we've done since has been done with international cooperation. that policy led totwo significant things. by two canada speaking and being given membership in the european space agency and is the foundational policy document that allowed the canada arm program to receive. the rationale there was we need to participate in the programs of launching programs to ensure access to space. f

blue colours and cold air across eastern parts of canada into the northeast all stop contrast that withear. a dip in those two pitchers in montreal as cool and breezy conditions develop. los angeles, sunshine with highs of up to 30 degrees. across australia, dry weather, but a front is bringing cool conditions in. after those heavy recent downpours of rain on my we are in for a bit of a drier spell. showers aiding away, and as we crossed new zealand, this big area of high pressure will be dominating the weather to the weekend, bringing plenty of some spring up on offer. a few showers through sunday and monday in the wellington in new zealand. sunny spells lasting over the next five days or so. closer to home, the outlook in the uk is dry. some cloud and rain at times across the far northwest of the country, and we are looking at mist and fog developing overnight. high pressure in charge for many of us, this weather front brings more clout and if you spots of rain into scotland. goodbye for now. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. could it take even longer for the uk to comple

canada. the royal air force aerobatic team has not performed in the region since 2008.t is a great tactical battle because hamilton is closing in on the world title and sebastian vettel really is the most likely to stop him but he needs to come second and is down in fifth after he had a great place penalty for not slowing up enough in practice for a red flag so you have a gap between them but they have also got valtteri bottas who with hamilton's teammate and kimi raikonnen in there as well so that will be inching around and holding each other off. so it should be a great race, a lot of formula i's criticism is that it is a bit of a procession sometimes, someone takes the lead and that is it from start to finish but kimi raikonnen is right up alongside hamilton on the front of the great and he can take the lead and hold hamilton back in second and somehow, vettel could move up. it should be a really great race. the briton only needs eight points more than sebastian vettel to win the title, and he has the advantage of starting the us grand prix from pole, as nick parrott

canada. the royal air force aerobatic team has not performed in the region since 2008.am fascinated by this because i don't know what the ranges of those planes, maybe someone can tell us whether they fly that to the us or they get a commercial airliner. they are rather small, aren't they? would are rather small, aren't they? would a fit and fuel on board to go all the way to the us? i don't think so. they get a nice seat with a glass of wine and a bit of a meal. and the planes are on a container ship somewhere. let's get the sport. as we've been hearing, lewis hamilton is on the verge of winning his fifth world championship. it's not in the bag, but... it could be strategic. trying to hold off sebastian vettel who must come second behind hamilton to stop him winning the title. he starts an old but there are various team—mates who could come through. it has a good record on this grand prix? five out of six races, yes, lewis hamilton seems pretty at home at the circuit of the americas, on the verge of winning his fifth world championship. he starts today's us grand prix

canada. in this portion, panelists from the u.s. air force space command and the royal canadian air force space command talk about collaboration on military and security operations in space. this is about 50 minutes.

across the america we have a line of cloud which is separating some pretty cold air into the arctic down into canadaay for the likes of atlanta. temperatures once again in the mid—30s. much colder for the temperatures once again in the mid—30s. much colderfor the north and record breaking amounts of snow surprise of canada. winnipeg cadets pretty chilly look ahead of the next five days or so and toronto will start to warm up. 26 degrees or warmer than that towards next week. not the pacific and this typhoon. the huge typhoon of the satellite image, pushing close to the islands of japan image, pushing close to the islands ofjapan and did he link the pressure northwards may well affect shanghai and pushing close to south korea. it will bring a combination of very heavy rain and damaging winds and also high waves around the sea as well. over the past two days there's been a lot of heavy rainfall in the south of india and more of it to come. the rainfall here will continue throughout friday and into saturday. by the end of the saturday some parts of kerala to see around 100 mm of rain and even more than

we have a reinforcing shot of cold air coming in from canada and that's going to bring temperatures down even further as we get into tomorrow and into the middle o next week. look at these temperatures going to be in the 40s and 50s. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 billion seconds. >>> we have temperatures out there right now in the 30s. 39 degrees in washington. planning over the next2 hours we'll be pretty chilly out there and pretty. frosty as we warming to the mid to upper 50s for daytime highs today. 58 degrees will be our wehigh. l have plenty of sunshine out there today but temperatures definitely below normal. >> thank you, al. >>> coming up, what went wrong. new questions about why a floor suddenly gave way and injured dozens at a party near clemson university. more aboutearning the disappearance of a wisconsin teen who vanished a week ago. what a 911 callrom her family home is revealing. first this is "today" on nbc falways a challenge.s ben became a friend, investor, and mentor for the company. ben has helped create over a thousand jobs. he understand

we have a reinforcing shot of cold air coming in from canada and that's going to bring temperatures downeven further as we get into tomorrow and into the middle of next week. look at these temperatures, going to be in the 40s and 50s. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 billion seconds. what? eat a snickers®. you always lose your edge when you're hungry. better? better. ♪ yo, i said gimme the track... ♪ you're not you when you're hungry. snickers® >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a cloudy start as we take a live look outside in san jose, and we're going to see clouds going out for a beautiful afternoon. in concord expect a high of 75, and san francisco reaching 63 degrees. in the forecast, we will have a nice cool start to the week that is going to heat up as the week goes along. by friday we're seeing highs up to 84. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> thank you, al. coming up, what went wrong? new questions about why a floor suddenly gave way and injured dozens at a party near clemson university. >>> plus, we are learning mo

canada and the women's right activists. arrests. during a wide-ranging 60 minutes interview that aired last night, president trump talked about his nearly two years in office. he told lesley stahl he doesn't trust everyone in the white house and is usually guarded during meetings. john schiumo is here in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: that interview included a few sharp exchanges as you just report the, the two discussed jamal khashoggi, also the russia investigation, climate change, and more. >> it's okay, in the meantime i'm president and you're not. >> president trump and 60 minutes lesley stahl went back and forth on a variety of topics, including climate change. >> but what about the scientists who say it's worse than ever? >> you have to show me the scientists because they have a very big political agenda. >> today the president will visit areas of florida and georgia atere hard hit by hurricane michael. chris van holland told face the nation the president needs to take climate change more seriously. >> the trump administration and a lot of republicans who want to put their head in the sand, they don't want to hear