to go and work very hard * to turn this around the battle in south africa continues thank you alex. monday was the last chance for kenyans to swap their old $1000.00 shilling banknotes for new ones a 1000 shillings is worth about 10 us dollars the new edition has been circulating since the beginning of june the idea was to flush out dirty money being ordered by tax evaders private business men and criminal groups those with large stashes of the old notes have to prove their legal origin that's forced some to get creative on the reported as counting out thousands of the old notes to buy a block from the sadie's lonsway. gabby is tourist sector is reeling after british travel operated thomas cook went bankrupt last week with the season edge of begin hotel known as a scrambling to cut their losses the holiday firm was one of the largest tourist operators in the small west african country can be as government says it brought in over 40 percent of the nation's tourists. the tourist season is only a month away in gambia normally that would mean hotels would soon be bursting with british holiday

monday night disaster. alex smith looking good. recovering. still recovering from the broken leg. d right away for case keenum. the pick. right there. nice trade, raiders. khalil mack owns monday night football. couple sacks. quarterback stip. continuing in his second year with chicago. they recover. first three touchdown passes of the season in the 2nd quarter. all to gabriel. this one was called no good. they reviewed it. he did have his feet in. the final 31-15. bears over the "r" words. we will call them. the oakland a's in the driver's seat to get the wildcard spot, they have the days off and so do the giants. they are scoreboard watching, hoping the rays lose to the red sox. 4-0 against tampa. didn't happen. a 4-4 game. tampa, deep and gone. two run shot. and putting them in the lead for good. 7-4 in the seventh inning. i had to show you this. last year's mvp chasing the ball in the corner. do you think he has an arm? >> what a throw. >> unbelievable. mookie betts. the beautiful play. do that is depression. red sox lose. who needs bryce harper. the nats don't. 17th homer and

berlin wall heard to belinda fainted part of the on friday book and alex book shared the spoils prevailed against mines on friday and monday's evolves book take on hoffenheim. now for a quick look at the bundesliga standings leipzig hang on to 1st place followed now by bind munich dorman slipped to 3rd with 4 other tames on 10 points right behind them in the bottom half of berlin jump from dead last out of the relegation zone which is now occupied by cologne once and patted on. but town in northwestern grace has been seeing double as it hosts a gathering of twins from around the country 172 sets of twins to be exact as well as 6 sets of triplets converged for what organizers say is the 1st ever event of its kind in greece. double vision or just double the fun for the twins who gathered in the town of trick carla sunday's event was a festival of brotherly and sisterly love at a nature and capturing a fairly organized the event. so i mean it's so it's unbelievable that so many turn sexist to see so many tweens of different ages looks a similar indeed in those that don't look so similar it's magical it's very emotional the sist

alex. we'll be watching. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir.ee you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> new at 6:00, the abc 7 news eye team with exclusive new information that lays out of case of two teens accused of killing an italian police officer. >>> the main recycling facility. they're helping to keep the place running. >>> now, news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >> it's going down. it's going down. raiders, baby! >> raiders, baby. raider nation starts a new season in oakland for the last time, or is it? good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm dion lim. it might be the final home opener in oakland. the decision was made to move the team to las vegas. >> but if the new stadium is not built, they could stick around for one more season. in the case, this is the last time we see them start a season in oakland, we have coverage for you. >> anchor spencer christian is covering kickoff conditions. we have abc 7 sports reporter, chris alvarez with an out look of the season and we're joined with the emotions o

alex. we'll be watching. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir.ee you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> they arer 120 delayed flight, about 110 cancellations, i took the chance obviously and lost. >> i was told ahead of time, but i'd rather sit at the airport than leave at 9:00 tonight. >> what a nightmare. passengers taking a chance and losing. 120 flights delayed as of 8:30 this morning, and it's only gotten worse, all because of runway work at san francisco international airport. all this work causing all kinds of cancellations and delays for passengers. good afternoon. thanks for joins. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm dion lim. nearly a thousand flights have been delayed or canceled since saturday when construction began on the airport's busiest runway. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz joins us with what travelers can expect. liz, what a headache. >> such a headache for so many people. windy out here at sfo right now. but those numbers have only gone up. we're told right now 289 flights have be

alex conant. thanks for joining us on this fine monday. we are back here at noon eastern.rris: "the new york times" is under fire for skirting the truth. the paper made a key revision to a so-called bombshell report about the latest sexual assault allegation involving supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. you're watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. "the new york times" reported a former classmate at yale university witnessed kavanaugh expose himself to a female student. it went after publishing back up in the newspaper noted the alleged victim declined to be interviewed, and her friends say she doesn't even remember the reported incident. meanwhile, a slew of 2020 democrats immediately called for kavanaugh to be removed from the high court. >> it's just very clear to me that this was

monday. good news. for you while you. are going to go. to sleep. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to get off of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in the 1000 will ever make it to the till. they're ready to give their lives for the chance to die on stage if only once. not even broken wings could determine. for generations at the myriad ski theatre ballet sweat and tears. when you challenge something you want our money our shape is on the way as. well then you are going to. put on her mommy fight off also on your way out what happened yesterday's article on issues but also your mama . reports all you want me to predict is the the there's a community there which ripples for the way there's a bubble. to the point of the only book there was a billboard on the board. is about i was going to pull up he said it's. fun to watch when there was a. point there was. something. else also because he. wanted specific money. to be. on. the field. to fall in love. wi

monday through friy, 415-954-8151. you can also reach me through abc new7 news.com. >>> alex trebek hasn't taken a sick day during his battleer. not one. but there is an update on his battle with stage four cancer. we'll have that next. >>> so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. our most awarded luxury suv. ♪ ♪ >>> all right, jeopardy host alex trebek has suffered a set back as he undergoes treatment for pancreatic cancer. >> we sat down with trebek to get the latest first hand. >> one of the things i have learned in the past six months is that the course of pancreatic cancer treatment is not a straightforward affair. >> reporter: and with th

monday, you guys. >>> the game show jeopardy begins today. with the legendary host alexing its 36th treatment. trebeck treated for pancreatic cancer under contract to host jeopardy until 2022. last month, he told fans in a video that there were some exciting things coming up, and that it is going to be a goodyear. >>> today, billy bush returns to daily television nearly three years after he lost his job in the wake of the notorious access hollywood tape. he is hosting the entertainment news program. he says he is thankful for another opportunity. >> listen, it really helps to know what it feels like in life to be down. >> yeah. >> and i had never really felt that way. i got lucky, i guess. and then, very unlucky. >> you remember nbc fired bush in the fall of 2016 when a tape from 2005 surfaced featuring bush alongside donald trump who was making crude remarks about women. extra premiers today at 2:30 p.m. on ktvu fox 2 and bush says after the premier, he is done talking about the incident. >>> all right. coming up after being bullied for making his own shirto support his

alex forsyth, bbc news. the parents of a severely brain—damaged five—year—old girl are going to the high court on monday to try life—support machine at the royal london hospital. doctors there will argue that further treatment is futile. our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. # here i am, here i am...# tafida was a bright and lively girl until february, when she suffered a ruptured blood vessel due to a rare condition. now, she is kept alive on a ventilator and fed through a tube. barts nhs trust says she has very serious, permanent and irreversible brain damage and there is no further treatment to help her. but tafida's mother believes video taken in intensive care shows that she is responsive and simply needs more time to recover. she and her husband want permission to transfer tafida to an italian hospital. it is my main argument, that she continues to improve. why would you want end a child's life when she shows signs that she wants to live? she wants to continue with life. at the high court, barts nhs trust will ask permission to remove life support. ajudge will have to decide what is in tafida's

alex: treasury bill options were very poor this week, both on monday and wednesday. if these continue going poorly, it is sending a signal that the market and investors are not confident that this is under control, and that they are expecting more instability and more pressure in the funding markets here. everyone will be waiting to see what the fed eventually decides to do. some were disappointed we didn't get anything of a more permanent repo facility at this meeting, but i think most people were resigned to the fact that they haven't been consistently talking about all this year. it has sort of been on and off. the expectation was there will be something in the minutes, but they are not ready to have something in place by the end of the year. alix: thank you very much. something else i am watching is in d.c. the whistleblower case involving president trump is no snowballing. officials have been accused of theewalling complaints, but president denies he said anything inappropriate way foreign leader. "washington post" says the raise questions about his dealings wit

talk to the hong kong government on monday at the link you just rise which will be going to forget to subscribe to why you should. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family daughters in florida the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery meaning messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court b b b b. shot after shot smar office i feel. we don't know still justice for. the end of this trial unfortunately you. will still not know what childress. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to tikrit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still or here i mean you know liz put video through me in the new bill is that i live is full of n

this bob you just heard alex talk about backstop now this plan this has been one of the main if not the main sticking point when it comes to accomplishing bragg's it now on monday we saw boris johnson with his irish counterpart prime minister leo found the car in dublin and they both acknowledge that no new ground had been found how does this problem get resolved can it get resolved. well there are only 2 ways one is if new technology is come up with them and that's what. i was talking about with boris johnson last month there hasn't it seems been any concrete progress on that but that's one way of doing it the other is alec says i think this is a more likely outcome is that instead of having a u.k. wide backstop you just have northern ireland having a backstop and that's obviously more ringback acceptable in many ways because northern ireland is part of the island of ireland with with the republic it was a politically there's just a sense that the rest of the u.k. great britain often doesn't so much mind if northern ireland does something a little bit different so as long as the rest of the u.k. had left the customs union that probably would be politically acc

alex, when you saw those members, jason crow and others monday come out with military background, ciacurity backgrounds saying, we're in trump districts, moderate districts where trump won, but we're going to take a stand on behalf of the country, and we don't know how it will play out politically for us, but we have a duty. i think that's a signal to the american people of how serious this is. these aren't partisans. these are people who care about their country. we've got to shake loose from this spell that trump has put on certain americans and say he's destroying the institutions. he is a cancer on the body politic. we've got to cut the cancer out. >> this is a very serious issue, why we brought you on to talk about that. it is not a period, end of story, when it comes to you as you're a presidential candidate. we'll have you back and talk about how that is unfolding for you and the policy directives you're supporting. thank you, congressman ryan. >> thanks. >>> my next guest is the friend of a person first to lose his job in this case and what he knows about rudy giuliani right a

. >> monday night opening of a super market she said -- >> -- if you believe in yourself everything will be fine. >> now the latest on alexrebeck cancer has taken a turn for the worse. >> i lost about twelve pounds in a week and my numbers went sky high and doctors have decided i have to under go chemo again. >> it's a devastating setback, debilitating chemo. >> i was doing so well and my numbers went down to equal normal human being who doesn't have pancreatic cancer so we were all very optimistic. in a has a special request. please thoughts and prayers. believe me, it means a lot. >> someone else on the mend, christie a shattered a crushing disappointment. that's the moment it happened, during dancing with the stars moment she flipped over her partner's and what followed a surgery to insert metal screws to her right arm so her daughter stepped up. >> she put her daughter in there. it's so insane i can't even find comments the emotions are still getting the call from my mom when i was in the hamptons and she was sobbing crying, so disappointed she couldn't do it any more. >> we were exclusively with the "sports illustrat

this bob you just heard alex talk about backstop now this plan this has been one of the main if not the main sticking point when it comes to accomplishing bragg's it now on monday we saw boris johnson with his irish counterpart prime minister leo found the car in dublin and they both acknowledge that no new ground had been found how does this problem get resolved can it get resolved. well there are only 2 ways one is if new technology is come up with them and that's what. i was talking about with boris johnson last month there hasn't it seems been any concrete progress on that but that's one way of doing it the other is alec says i think this is a more likely outcome is that instead of having a u.k. wide backstop you just have northern ireland having a backstop and that's obviously more acceptable in many ways because northern ireland is part of the island of ireland with with the republic it was a politically there's just a sense that the rest of the u.k. great britain often doesn't so much mind if northern ireland does something a little bit different so as long as the rest of the u.k. had left the customs union that probably would be politically acceptable a

monday. he said nothing about the conversation was out of line. >>phone call with the president. everybody knows just a democrat which i. >>in washington. alexandra leigh mount health and human services secretary alex, a czar is encouraging world leaders to expand have access to health care without the inclusion of terms such as reproductive health, and right now he delivered these remarks at a meeting on the universal health care coverage. during the united nations general assembly in new york city today. >>we do not support references to ambiguous terms and expressions such as sexually and reproductive health and rights in un documents because they can undermine the critical role of the family and promote practices like abortion. >>the meeting on the universal health coverage aims to accelerate progress toward universal health care coverage for everyone including access to health care services medicines and vaccines. >>the climate crisis took center stage today at annual united nations general assembly, dozens of heads of states gave their proposed ideas for helping the environment. one of the nation's capital protesters voice, their concerns karen caifa has details from washington. >>president t

. >> you know, alex, enthusiasm is everything, especially in an organizing state like iowa where you have to get people out on a mondayight in the dead of winter. and right now warren backers are super energized. 32% of them call themselves extremely enthusiastic. that's only 22% among biden backers. then we combine everyone else, all the other supporters combined for the other candidates. and it's at 39%. it's overall an enthusiastic electorate. but warren has a clear advantage here over biden in terms of the enthusiasm that we are seeing. now you mentioned also what are democrats looking for? we've seen this in poll after poll, nationally and in io. they want somebody who has the best chance to defeat donald trump. that is issue number one for democrats. 63% of them say so in this poll compared to only 31% who want a candidate who shares their position on the issues. joe biden's strength in this race to date has been the perceived electability that he is the one best positioned to defeat donald trump. that's what people are looking for. but what you see happening in this critical first contest is that ever since he

alex trebek is looking amazing after undergoing treatment for his stage four pancreatic cancer. the 79-year-old returned to the show just six months after announcing his diagnosis. >> trebek kicked off season 36 monday chemotherapy over the summer. >> welcome back. >>> we turn now to dr. oz who's getting personal revealing his mother has alzheimer's. >> he says he feels guilty that he missed the warning signs and he hopes his experience will now help others. >> i'm thrilled to be back. >> reporter: he's known as america's tv doctor and this morning, dr. oz is opening up saying he missed the signs of his own mother's alzheimer's disease. >> i blame myself because i realized that if i had found it earlier, it could have helped certainly delay or stall it. the clues were there. >> reporter: dr. oz says he and his family started realizing something was wrong when his mother started behaving irrationally. >> we all saw parts of my mom falling apart. her makeup wasn't perfect, my sister would see that. she would start giving away things to people she didn't really know. another sister saw that. >> reporter: alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the u.s. with 5.8 million americans living with

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this bob you just heard alex talk about backstop now this plan this has been one of the main if not the main sticking point when it comes to accomplishing bragg's it now on monday we saw boris johnson with his irish counterpart prime minister leo found the car in dublin and they both acknowledge that no new ground had been found how does this problem get resolved can it get resolved. well there are only 2 ways one is if new technology is come up with them and that's what. i was talking about with boris johnson last month there hasn't it seems been any concrete progress on that but that's one way of doing it the other is alec says i think this is a more likely outcome is that instead of having a u.k. wide backstop you just have northern ireland having a backstop and that's obviously more acceptable in many ways because northern ireland is part of the island of ireland with with the republic it was a politically there's just a sense that the rest of the u.k. great britain often doesn't so much mind if northern ireland does something a little bit different so as long as the rest of the u.k. had left the customs union that probably would be politically acceptable a

monday we will all know what was in it. >> shepard: i wouldn't be surprised at all. john roberts at the white house. thanks. alex little now, criminal defense attorney, former assistant u.s. attorney and former cia analyst. good of you to be here again. thank you. >> good afternoon. >> shepard: rather than leaking say to a newspaper or someone else, this whistle-blower goes through what is deemed the proper channels. the next step is the inspector general says a, it's credible, b it's urgent. the next step is to send it to congress. that hasn't happened. is that legal? >> it's not what the law says should happen. here's a hole. apparently if the whistle-blower is making accusations about the president of the united states which appears to be the case, the administration is taking the position that it's outside of the purview of the inspector general because the president is not part of the intelligence community. it's an argument that has logical sense to it. it raises the question of when someone in the administration finds evidence or believes the president has acted in a manner contrary to u.s. interests and

alex lorenzo has the story. >>the best a month i life is basically. >>freshman michael todd was taken out of 3rd period and ll kp rep monday morning.as very happy. >>completely froze when football players. christopher graham, an and one garrett handed him a gift. a gift that change michael's entire school year. the actual of shirts shorts shoes and more mad and i like i think you know made laugh. >>no signed very peer you lie as he apologized for land it's you and i want to give certainty to make michael is getting made fun of for 3 straight weeks at his new school. >>i've been my entire life. >>if you wear the same clothes every day and students at mlk prep would mark an for it. >>i don't close to home and along came by clothes for me because and grown too fast. >>when i saw people laugh at him and bully him. i feel like i needed to do so much a christopher went through his closet and grabbed a bunch of close in texas, his friend antwan for help because shoes of an issue than you. >>and i got a call that >>a packed all that up and gave it to michael the shorts the pants the shoes made a difference like the second says i have. they

alex. thank you very much. >> point of personal privilege. >> a little bounce in my step this monday morning. why couldn't that be? why? >> tell us, robin. >>> because sunday night who dat nation, the saints with that big win over the cowboys. the previously undefeated dallas cowboys. >> it's young season. >> come on now. come on. give it to me. come on. the saints' defense coming out in full force with quarterback drew brees recovering from hand surgery taking what their defensive coordinator told them to heart and said they needed to go from, quote, good to great. they delivered. i'm telling you, teddy bridgewater coming through. the defense coming through. and then the cowboys had a chance there at the end. a little hail mary. we picked that off. we picked that off. we picked that off. >> george, want to grab some coffee. >> she is determined -- she'll make the saints america's team. >> you all can relate. you have no idea when the saints win, who dat nation, everyone, it just kind of lifts your spirits just a little bit. >> including this one. we all root for the saints because on mondays

monday or tuesday.>> i'm intrigued by the notion of showers potentially. >>> a new episode of our bay area people podcast is out right now. the host of the issue is, alexe is from san francisco and she opens up about everything from being bullied as a kid, to being an asian american in the entertainment industry, and they talk a lot of politics. you can listen to that interview by searching for the issue is in your podcast player.>>> the fallout continues after president trump fires his national security advisor. the controversy surrounding how john bolton was let go, and the search for his replacement.>> reporter: and coming up tonight on ktvu news at 6:00, the southbay judge recalled over his sentencing in the brock turner case lands a new job working with kids, but late tonight, new developments, we will tell you about. >>> plus a family stuck under a 40 foot waterfall present at distress signal in a water bottle. now they are searching for the two hikers that discovered it, leading to their rescue. >>> president trump is taking credit for a gop when in a key special election in north carolina yesterday. republican dan bishop narrowly won the seat w