allan shepard. with him, stuart roosa who would orbit the moon alone while edgar mitchell explored the surface. it was called fra mauro. apollo 13 aborted as it neared the moon had been unable to land at this site. now we were trying again. but why fra mauro? >> what happened to the moon during its first billion years? a period erased on earth? how did the earth and moon differ in overall composition? by visiting fra mauro, we hope to sample the very bed rock of the moon. material very different from that so far collected. material dating back to perhaps the beginning of the solar system. >> how can you think of the soil being 4.5 billion years old when the rocks which presumably underlie are only 3.7 billion years old. >> this site we suppose will be dramatically refuted or confirmed at the apollo 14 mission when they actually visit. >> most of the activity is associated with one place on the moon and we have tentatively located that place in or near the crater fra mauro. >> everything went smoothl

g. news allan? stay tuned for my colleagues. during awe news, news, news, news. the us a call was of interest to people. all right, the world, this is been going on for a number with you going to be use of the report. so he's going into national perspective to try to explain your global audience, how's it could impact your life? this is an important part of the world and i was very good at bringing the news to the world from frank assessments. by way. it is a lesson against freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is from monte was put it. there was also put soon as the critical debate. there we are here, it's not between kula and any other conference here between the baker chip that part years rather than to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story. on our jazeera yugoslavia disintegrated, war descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction, one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle. episode 3 of football rebels entered the world of footballing le

i thank allan too. allan, you didn't mention that number two is who? >> san bernadino. >> and it's your client too. you came in one and two. very good. bill, would you like to have any comments? >> i would be pleased and honored to speak. from a deep police station in my place /* -- place in my heart i want top thank you for hiring me. jay, you've always served with distinction, class, and success and each of those in abundance. you and the board and staff and allan martin have been very supportive to implement a differentiated strategy and very supportive in onboarding new talent. the results speak for themselves. i believe when allan finishes his returns to the board next month, sfers will be ranked in the top peculiarity percentile. i'm confident that sfers is very well set up for success going forward. it's a team that is incredibly good at what they do. they're very dedicated to their craft. i think we have a thoughtful strategy going forward. we hope that sfers can achieve higher highs. i want to express and close that i am filled with gratitude.

the sheer stupidity of its lovable characters, from delusional, self—aggrandizing grindah, played by allanfter watching these fellas many times from this very sofa, ifound it a real treat to laugh along with the crowd in the cinema, where it's showing now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i'll be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. ragga rap. would you like to translate for them? i'm not sure i can. . too big to translate. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. the hundred reaches boiling point — as oval invincibles claim cricket's newest crown. it's tough at the top in carnoustie — with 8 different leaders on day three of the women's open. and manchester city are out of the blocks as jack grealish gets his goal with a thunping win over norwich at the etihad. hello and thanks forjoining us. and after 66 matches, it all comes down to the two games that really matter. the finals of cricket's newest tournament — the hundred. both the men's and women's taking place at lords today — for the latter— an histori

i thank allan too. allan, you didn't mention that number two is who? >> san bernadino. >> and it's your client too. you came in one and two. very good. bill, would you like to have any comments? >> i would be pleased and honored to speak. from a deep police station in my place /* -- place in my heart i want top thank you for hiring me. jay, you've always served with distinction, class, and success and each of those in abundance. you and the board and staff and allan martin have been very supportive to implement a differentiated strategy and very supportive in onboarding new talent. the results speak for themselves. i believe when allan finishes his returns to the board next month, sfers will be ranked in the top peculiarity percentile. i'm confident that sfers is very well set up for success going forward. it's a team that is incredibly good at what they do. they're very dedicated to their craft. i think we have a thoughtful strategy going forward. we hope that sfers can achieve higher highs. i want to express and close that i am filled with gratitude.

the sheer stupidity of its lovable characters from delusional, self—aggrandizing grindah played by allanstamp. after watching these fellows many times from this very sofa, ifound it a real treat to laugh along with the crowd in the cinema, where it's showing now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. ragga rap. translate for them ? i'm not sure i can. hello there. most of us can expect to see some rain at times this weekend, some will be quite heavy. saturday looks to be the wettest day, spells of heavy rain and the odd thunderstorm. sunday should be brighter with some sunshine, but still one or two showers. you can see a stripe of cloud working in from the west. this is a weather front that is going to continue to bring outbreaks of rain. instead of clearing through quickly, this front will stick with us all day on saturday, because there is a wave running along it which will hold the front back and stop it from clearing away quickly. western areas that start soggy, a bit drier further east, but mainly cloudy. the

the sheer stupidity of its lovable characters, from delusional, self—aggrandizing grindah, played by allanfter watching these fellas many times from this very sofa, i find it a real treat to laugh along with the crowd in the cinema where it's showing now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i'll be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. ragga rap. do you want to translate that for them? i'm not sure i can. too big to translate. hello there. don't be expecting any sort of heat wave through this week. temperatures will be nothing special, really, for the time of year, but there is going to be some relatively warm sunshine. more sunshine, i think, than we had last week, and it will stay largely dry with high—pressure in charge. quite a lot of cloud around to start off on monday morning. some patches of mist and fog too. much of that will tend to lift and break, and then we will see sunny spells through the day. but it might stay a little murky for some western coasts and up towards the northern isles. small chance for shower over high ground in western scotland, mayb

they thought they'd won it in the 90th minute, through allan saint maximin. james ward prowse ensured a share of the spoils with southampton. 2—2 the final score. we didn't play anywhere near good enough in the first—half. the second half, we showed a much better... to get on the ball and have the courage to play forward, and it was a much better second half. in my opinion, they deserved after taking the lead twice to go on and win it, but we've now given three penalties away and it has cost us badly. also today — aston villa drew i—i with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had to come from behind at derby after tom lawrence thumped the hosts into the lead. but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes remaining in the game to clinch the draw and relieve some of the pressure on manager chris hu

in addition to becoming extremely ill and getting hospitalized himself allan white lost his boss and sheriff lee vance to covid last wednesday. i understand mandates and my body my choice as an individual. i can only speak from personal experience, and what i believe in and what i recommend to everyone is get the vaccine. white said his doctors told him because he now has coronavirus antibodies he doesn't need to be vaccinated for three months. quote, but after my 90 days are up, he said, undersheriff allan white will be standing in line with his sleeve rolled up. with his sleeve rolled up. that was the front page of the clarion ledger in jackson, mississippi today. done in biloxi, mississippi, down on the gulf coast, here's the front page of the "sun herald" today. coast hospital sends plea to public as icu's reach capacity and up in column a there, the worst is yet to come. it was a weekend of sickness and health in mississippi. the head line is a quote from the hospital officer. quote, we are rapidly depleting our hospital resources. the worst is yet to come in mississippi. please

they thought they'd won it in the 90th minute, through allan saint maximin.the final score. we didn't play anywhere near good enoughin we didn't play anywhere near good enough in the first—half. the second half, we showed a much better... to get on the ball and have the courage to play forward, and it was a much better second half. in my opinion, they deserved after taking the lead twice to go on and win it, but we now given three penalties away and it has cost us badly. so let's get the latest from the anfield now — where liverpool and chelsea are in action — both with 100% starts so far. it's just gone into the second half. chelsea took the lead, through a kai havertz header. their defender reece james sent off for handball — mo salah equalised from the spot for liverpool. 49 minutes in that match now. also today, aston villa drew 1—1 with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the e

collecting your allan seat or go shall to collect the nitty or do i am getting on about this? ok, the headman will make him get you a l. d embassy. you tie live is who and what killed on fisher would love to be said. are you dick and patted him hotter screen on that? can ben thickly o d u, we have to fetch delicately alley while i a who and a as he never a how listed that he or as it and she are or you cannot beat a day or hold the me you had to my mr. has have heard back out, bobby, the machine has a car said jolanda killed back a call on all up friday. ody me giving me shirley of the damage to alaska. mcintosh carry a lot of that can see a heck him, i had done my the lady should come up, but we never said 11 curly, but it was in had to get into tomorrow. certainly monday had them when he quit that he did, let him leave school even less than that to punish him can play jam about to be slay. the mother could not go with him once and i did that mother's level has to be a little over a 100 of them. i the model the one with the other will see how she on my thought for all but doi

william allan was a man that turn left high on promises. he took many, many fees and disappointed. a lot of people and the one of his business deals could have gone wrong or he took money off people, he should not have done. and there was an aspect of revenge. returning to wash off mar ones, final hours they were spent in his luxury apartment in central london while one lived in a very expensive and luxurious apartment building cotton terrace carlton house, terrorist as the london home for the british foreign secretary. and at the bottom of that, as the admiralty arch, which is an enormous flat, which is held by people in high position and government, or deputy prime ministers. given his background, those who followed the case closely are convinced that he was being monitored by british intelligence. my wife was very well known to the intelligence services because i had a very good reason to keep an eye on him because he was into the varied in the body politic and the whole of the middle east. while he was domiciled in london. and why wouldn't they keep an eye on him because it was

they started such a place, not a model, and they gave me a piece of paper from the farm, asked allan santa donna, he said, we have formed the opinion that you are likely to engage in conduct. the more prejudiced the security officers of a foreign country. and i read that i still don't know what it meant. the malice passport is withheld because google thirty's believe he could see terrorist training in the middle east. and the federal government seizes the opportunity to promote its anti terrorist credentials in the media. it came to the point where every time i walk out on the streets, people come to me and say you other terrorist, you are the hardest. you're the fundamentalist or the extremist. go back home, you walk where i want you, he where you want me to go. i was born, he, this is my country, this is all on a isolated and increasingly paranoid zacky mella is getting attention beyond his dreams. but now he's had fantasy is starting to scare him of this threat of this little model saying j course as your lord, your god, get out of this country. go back. i'll put the gun to those

ah, there was allan, his employees from the ministry emergency situation. so everyone his hair plow, plough, manage, extinguish, saw. so. well, this fire does not represent any immediate threats, any people, but so it still feels just kind of good to have a part in extinguishing it. so now is just a bunch of smoke but there's no me. ah, so we've traveled back to the village that is currently being threatened by the wildfires. there is one coming from one side and the other. it's chaos right now. we tried to go to the fires, but this place is very big. and so we just didn't have enough time to reach it. it's way too far away, and it's through very dense wilderness. the only thing that can get through there are things like this, but they're all packed with firefighters. but we did see the mineralized line that they made. we saw the burn off and the, the aftermath of that burn off the burns trees the burned ground. we walked to know for at least an hour through all of the we still couldn't reach the fire. we decided to head back, it was just too much blood. it

when you lay down, you get wet, we don't have a top, allan. we have nothing but problems. when we visited them, they've been there almost a week, but nobody from the government had come to hell, doesn't enough. she's even worse, or i can lead to. and others, we talked to told us that the materials that do arrive of being taken by thugs or even law enforcement officers, you want to have it for media. and when the police come to provide security, they take it away and he never comes back. when we go to the police station, we see them taking it to the cause. corruption has long been woven into haitian political life. but right now with the president recently assassinated sheer organizational capacity also seems depleted. the he, you see the result. mud hungry people will be exposed to the elements. what really strikes you when you come in here is that these are even 10. they're just blank of plastic that it held together on 6. so we're right in the middle of haiti's rainy season right now. and a decent storm is just going to knock all of this out. the limited reach moon is co

agree with joe on this and i mean there is and there's has clearly been between and especially between allan and how a, a very, very strong personal dimension to personal ackerman, really. but, but i think if we, i mean, if we think about for a 2nd about the decisions that joel alluded to, the massive big decisions that have to be taken. i think we realize that even if tomorrow the current con candidate, i mean i to may be able to pull my problem seems like you ation looked doesn't look as gleick on that front as it used to for the a few weeks ago. the question is really, i mean, can you government that is, has, that may be in state to actually take these decisions because it means moving against a very, very powerful vested interest. and it means paying a high political cost or major political players agreeing, agreeing to paying political cost. and they're like just that mean a few things you can mention. you know, so the banking system is completely functional and bankrupt. you have to allocate the losses in the banking systems that may amount to $60000000000.00, which is about 3 times up

august had speak to allan rashid, he is the author of several books on the taliban and the conflict in afghanistan. he joins us live via skype from the spanish capital madrid, thank you for taking the time to speak to us. can i ask you about the taliban intentions? now? what did they want? and i think there was a period of a few days ago in which many people sort of thought, if i'm good occupied the countryside lay siege to the cities. but then come in for negotiations. but clearly it looks like i'm going for a complete conquest of about it's done and the hosting of very me indeed the talk on the defense pay this to with the promise of more tax to come on ministers and government officials is going to frighten a lot of people already what we have is a huge refugee crisis and internally with tens of thousands of people leaving their homes because of the fighting. many of them are going into neighboring countries, but that's becoming increasingly difficult because these come to the shopped at borders. did very close as a drought, as found in his cove it there's no shortage of problems th

thanks very much. allan. well, 2 british nationals were among those who died in the blast. neat bucket has worn out from london on the british lead evacuation from cobble, which is now in its final hours a group of around a 1000 people the last to be lifted out of afghanistan of have the paperwork process and, and now within the, the perimeter of the airport, we don't know how many of already left the country, but within the coming hours, those last remaining people will be taken to various different locations globally. we have learned, however, that there are around a 1000 eligible afghans who remain in the country and around a 100 britain. some of the men, jo, workers, journalists, than people who have decided to stay for a whole variety of reasons. some of them simply weren't able to get on their schedule flights because of the attacks that took place on thursday evening and the subsequent locked down around the airport afterwards. so they've essentially missed that slopes. the message where the british go

buckley at the enough, so holly and i'm, the mother had to say that she became ill and the other bunny, allan awesome, i love the new year. we'll have the monolithic national diamond can the not the router that the little formula, emily, but i will. hey, what, what any. i mean? ashley, dusky, holcombe. mercy, la. well, it took them in the car for a lot of love the new year here. so for the was solution hurley to fuck mostly earlier when it's done well, i mean as you follow this right now online at r t dot com, apologies for jumping in so quickly here we're not into national that was a partial piece of a press conference happening right now, of course that was live in moscow, the russian foreign minister and his libyan counterpart of the issue of kindest on did come up, left off saying the russians position is exactly is basically the same as it was that what seeing and i've got just on confirm structures, position reconciliation talks have got to take place. the talks must be held between all relevant groups. and that group is comprised of pakistan, iran, china, india, russia, the us and of c

effort says, you know, to try to advance a peaceful settlement of, of the conflict in afghan. stan allan versus earning us from washington d. c. tell us more about what blanket had to say. what was the take away message? is the reality of the situation that the taliban are in control and cabal, and their control of the airport. if the americans want to do absolutely, and the thing and avoid getting involved in any sort of battle with the taliban, they have to negotiate. they have to sit down and talk. and we knew from reports here in the united states that the head of the ca has sat down with the head of the taliban to discuss what happens over the next 6 days. tony blink and is also making the point to the taliban. look, 114 countries across the world have said to the taliban, you have made given assurances both publicly and privately about this evacuation effort. and you have to continue to do that. certainly we know that the taliban are keen to have more international recognition than they did the last time. they were a power in afghanistan 20 years ago. remember then only 3 governmen

allan halpern of memorial sloan kettering showed us how. >> they can zoom in and zoom out. >> reporter is amy arsuaga. this is amy arsuaga rendered in three dimentions. for as long as she can remember, she has had hundreds of moles over her entire body, puttingen. her at increased risk for melanoma. conventional screenings took hours. >> not wearing my clothes for four hours. it just wasn't too keen on going back. >> reporter: awkward. >> yeah. >> reporter: according to a recent study, during the pandemic, fewer skin cancer screenings may have meant delays in the diagnosis and treatment of nearly 20,000 melanomas. >> what we're trying to do is bring the very smart that are rapidly finding their way into what we do for entertainment into clinical care. >> reporter: some of those smart include a special hand-held microscope to probe under the skin and provide images at the cellular level. and google is testing a home screening app using artificial intelligence that allows users to upload photos and research their own skin conditions. >> we're bottom line trying to use technology to help

thank you for the update mohammed john, july, for us in doha. plenty more head on this news. allan, including, we look at how these turkish alike has gone from being home to dozens of species of animals to the interest month plus the promising jobs for the jobless towns amby, is opposition, candidate aims to win info, things election. and in for messy has he's medical and complaints, he's moved to p. s. j. joe will have all those details shortly. ah, a joint force of troops from mozambique and rwanda, who gained control of a strategic northern port from an armed group. so they still pursuing the fight in the neighboring areas. more than 3000 people from mozambique has been killed and hundreds of thousands displays since the rebellion started in 20. 17. catherine sewing has the story, the destruction in carbondale goggles. we'll see what our prior is staggering. was in beak and run and short 3 took this important port town on sunday. it was being used by the arm to group, locally known as all show, bob, which has ties to isolate as a base to launch attacks across the province. the fighters fos

c, and speak to alan fisher. allan, as we've been saying that all now for marines who have been confirmed dead, what more do we know? we know that that figure was given by the us ambassador and capital to staff when he spoke to them. certainly report circulating and social media in the last half hour suggest that that number may be increased then that me explain why. when the pentagon issued a statement in the last, it said that a number of us military personnel had been killed. so there is the possibility that while the ambassador is telling his staff, the 4 were dead and 3 had been injured. that number in the next hour or so, when we get official word from the pentagon may actually increase. we know that 24 hours ago, the u. s. embassy and cabal was concerned about specific threats that were coming in from the group. i saw k, the off shoot of the militant military group that operates in afghanistan and stanley. the marines who are working at the airport had been told what to look for . if they thought the so as suicide bomber, despite that, they continued to process people through the g

c and speak to alan fisher allan, you were across. this was suppose that pentagon briefing, which was supposed to be what over an hour ago. now that was pushed back and now also we're hearing that president biden's schedule is changing. what are we now hearing from officials about what's going on over there was talking to someone independent just in the last 20 minutes or so. they say that of course there was due to be a briefing which was due to get under way about an hour and 20 minutes ago. there is no time skill for when that will no take place. that is due to be briefing at 3 p. m. that's 1900 g m t here that was always on the schedule. the pen to get have been briefing about twice a day in recent days because of the situation. updating the numbers of americans that have been evacuated. but speaking to someone at the pentagon, they told me that this was a complex attack. first of all, there was the bomb near abbey gate, and obviously as people moved away from that area, there was a 2nd bomb at nearby bar. and so tell where some a

well, let's talk now to allan fish who is live in washington for us. so, and as far as the us response to this is the, those scenes that we've seen in afghanistan over the last few hours when a played out in the american media. and some will see it as a humiliation at how, how is the administration framing this and, and where do they go from here? well, joe biden will address the nation in about 4 hours time. he is going to say that this was a success that they might need to get more than 100000 people out of the country in a very short space of time. that the operation was a huge diplomatic, logistical humanitarian, diplomatic effort. and they managed to get all. busy but just over 100 americans out of the country, here's the problem. just more than a week ago, he was what happens if you can get all the americans out by the dead? like he said, we will get them out. we will stay until we get them out. it's clear that the military had left there still more than $100.00 americans there. so that is going to hang over, not just the next few days, but over

all right, jon—allan butterworth, thank you very much indeed for being with us and enjoy the best ofall new investments in fossil fuels, is calling this series of the protests the "impossible rebellion". 0ur chief correspondent justin rowlatt is there for us now. just tell us what is going on there right now, justin. i just tell us what is going on there right now, justin.— right now, justin. i hope you can hear me. _ right now, justin. i hope you can hear me, because _ right now, justin. i hope you can hear me, because it _ right now, justin. i hope you can hear me, because it group - right now, justin. i hope you can hear me, because it group of. hear me, because it group of extinction rebellion have messed around me, so it may get very loud very soon, but you can see the protesters have blocked the centre of oxford circus. about 2pm this afternoon, about 50 women came in and a van pulled up and, dramatically, the doors opened and they took these pieces of pink lego out, which they then built into this structure will stub the idea was it was going to become a table. they were going

lost loved ones on what was undoubtedly the duck, his day of his petty young bite and presidency. allan fisher with those lines 1st from washington d. c. thank you so much, alan. let's get more now from charlotte that she's in cobble on the victims and their families now facing an uncertain future to come to had served as an escort soldier. he went to cavalier port on thursday, hoping his service would be enough to qualify him for an evacuation flight. the father of 4 was killed at the gate. shady goes on the 4th and he's a martyr because he died for a good course. he was the best future for his family because there's no work here and so much fighting. he wanted out of this place and he died for it to come to spend his childhood and final days, under telephone rule. he wanted life to be different to his children and hope to raise them in the united states. but people here say the us has offered little and taken a lot about this. all this misfortune and all the explosions are all those who had attacks all this. because of the americans mason, i'm fam, which does it's outside emergency ho

. >> allan breaks down.matt tommy la stella he talks and lamont wade junior want to hear all of that right after the break. homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we choose ability this time? we must have a competent governor with management experience and outsider integrity. [sfx: bear roar] that describes only john cox. >> welcome back to sportsnet jason dumas here with you still feeling good after enjoying some preseason nfl football yesterday. finally waited a long time. it feels like it's still the summer. but football is back in. we've got to put our football hats and get going on busy, busy, busy. we've been waiting for this moment. >> ever sent john lynch and company traded up not once but twice in the draft to select trey lance and he arrived in a big way

the sheer stupidity of its lovable characters, from delusional, self—aggrandizing grindah, played by allanntime, stay safe. ragga rap. would you like to translate for them? i'm not sure i can. . too big to translate. hello. after a soggy saturday, some drier prospect to comment for the week ahead as well, it should also be more in the way of sunshine as the big area of pressure builds towards the uk. last week, a lot of looming, persistent cloud and many around on saturday with outbreaks of rain affecting many areas through the day. still some showers around on sunday, most across eastern counties of england and the through saturday. but those showers should come fewer and further between as the day goes on. what�*s more in the way of dry weather. we should see a significant improvement in the sunshine as well. some showers are possible slow—moving ones producing rain and isolated thoughts from northern england and it runs through sunday afternoon but a bit warmer than saturday. we see the showers lingering into the evening as well. meanwhile building, building, building, calming things do

this is on silk creek drive near allan rock avenue. police say the man fired at least one shot before barricading himself inside a condo unit. during this event. we know the suspect fired the gun. at least one time. we don't know if he was shooting at officers or somebody else. police. that happened inside the child's own home. andre senior joins us live now from outside san jose police headquarters with more on what happened, andre. well, there are a lot of things troubling about this case, but authorities say one of the most troubling things is that the suspect and the child had no connection whatsoever. he didn't know her family, yet he snuck into that family is home to the child's home, the eight year old home and sexually assaulted her. home is meant to be a safe space. but what happened at home along dams of street in san jose last friday turned into every parent's worst nightmare. a crime police say it was committed by dupri. kenneth hornsby. this individual has prior convictions for weapons charges involving firearms, but nothi

we can see that we've marked for you where this is taking place right between mckee and allan rock avenuess have been evacuated. we are going to continue to follow. the story will bring you updates here on the air and online as soon as we get them at ktvu dot com american airlines is offering incentives for its employees to get vaccinated. the airline is offering an extra day off next year, as well as $50 through the airlines employee recognition program airlines. ceo says that he favors incentives over mandates. the announcement comes just days after united and frontier airlines both called for vaccine mandates for their employees. while young people in berlin lined up outside a nightclub. but instead of hitting the dance floor, they got their covid-19 shot. the nightclub previously closed due to lockdown measures in the german capital, but it reopened as a vaccine hub yesterday. techno music pumped as people lined up for their shot during the city's first so called long night of vaccination campaign. health officials came up with the idea to mix music and medicine as a way to get younger

this happened right near santa clara street and allan rock avenue. has not yet sure why the person was on the highway. preliminary information that we got from the driver uh, suggests that the pedestrian was on the right shoulder and had crossed interval. williams going toward the center medium with structure. somewhere in the area. the number four number three lane at this point. the victim has not been identified in the driver is cooperating with the investigation. drugs and alcohol are not believed to be factors in the crash. staying in san jose, a man has been arrested for sexually assaulting an eight year old girl inside her home as ktvu is andre senior reports it does not appear the victim had a connection to the suspect. home is meant to be a safe space. but what happened at home along dancer street in san jose last friday turned into every parent's worst nightmare, a crime police say it was committed by dupri. kenneth hornsby. this individual has prior convictions for weapons charges involving firearms, but nothing to do with similar cases su

allan rock is a very busy area and. >> you know, i ran my mouth 2 minutes straight now. did you see anybody do you see anybody know. please come on down. it is available to you, especially in a day when maybe the areas. and so good you'll want to contribute that with your car. hop on to the t a plenty of weight room, guys, i promise you lot. well, time now is 9.13. john. we're looking at some clear skies down there in san jose. definitely a little bluer this afternoon to as we see less and less haze in this forecast ahead of us. >> skies of the coast won't be quite as clear that because of cloud cover single in the 60's out that way. another day with low 90's inland. last day your forecast ahead. >> and we started our monday morning off busy. we had multiple hot spots across some of our bridges. well, now we're looking at our highways as they start to improve at around nothing 13 this morning. we'll have a look at that once we get back >> 9.16 right now looking at the weather looks like we're in for a little relief as far as the smoky air and the temperatures. yes, we ge

somewhere in their examination of allan weisselberg's intersection with both of those men, they believe he lied about something. we know from the tape that michael cohen made at that time that donald trump told him to go talk to alan, in the tape, about how to handle the money. the problem with this is, alan weisselberg is now possibly a -- going to be a key witness for the manhattan district attorney's office if he flips. but the fact that he perjured himself during the federal investigation raises all kinds of questions about the extent to which he will cooperate or not now with the manhattan district attorney, whether or not his testimony is going to be credible, and a third question as to why the southern district of new york did not press him harder and go after him more aggressively if they believed he per jerred himself. this has all gotten extremely messy and it's going to i think cloud how the manhattan district attorney's office uses him and raise questions about whether he'll flip and what his value will be as a witness if he does. >> gentlemen, thank you for helping us out t