amanda jennings: very pretty. she could be really happy and, like, sort of like the life of the party kind of person. yeah, really fun being around. keith morrison: while brad ran the farm and his car business, lisa worked at a local internet company. she was really good at it. and she became, like, their top employee. keith morrison: at home, lisa was the mom who actually liked video games-- with dallas, mostly. video games and movies. we had a big projector screen that we would put on the wall and, like, watch movies really big. did it seem like a happy household overall? yeah. keith morrison: but of course, there is, as leonard cohen used to say, a crack in everything. and in the jennings house, those were the sudden blow-ups, when the mood went dark and the kids scattered. they would fight maybe once every couple of weeks or something. mostly later in the evening, at night, after they'd been drinking. there'd be yelling and maybe slamming doors, things like that. but just arguing about anything, nothing. we ne

amanda. >> all right, frances, thank you so much. developing news as the death toll rises for halloween, officials now say 95 people have died in the storm, bringing catastrophic flooding from florida to tennessee. florida governor ron desantis says 99% of the state has power. once again, after the storm knocked out power to millions last week. communities in north carolina are still cut off by mudslides and major flooding. three veteran san diego firefighters, who were driving to north carolina to help were badly hurt yesterday when they were involved in a traffic collision at the texas-louisiana border and ended up with moderate to critical injuries. several first responders from the bay area are helping in the aftermath of the disaster. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan talked to the crews making a difference. >> everyone is very anxious and they're waiting for the phone call, waiting to help first responders with the bay area's two urban search and rescue teams are watching helen's aftermath and ready to jump in. we're just fi

hello, amanda.spencer. >> we'll kick things off with our current drive time, starting with that typical slowdown along the altamont pass. at 63 minutes from tracy to dublin. 16 minutes to get from san rafael to san francisco, and a 34 minute trek to get from antioch to concord. then we'll take a look at our south beach cam. beautiful sunrise this morning as cars drive a little under the speed limit from the tolls. lights are still on and the backup is to the foot of the maze there. then our richmond bridge. cam, this is the richmond san rafael bridge. of course, the richmond approach slow traffic on westbound 580 from richmond parkway to the mid span. and mass transit looks good for those who rely on bart, ace and caltrain. stephanie. >> all right. amanda, thank you. happening today, the teen suspect accused of shooting forty-niners player ricky pearsall is expected to be in a san francisco juvenile court today. he now faces attempted murder charges, among others. abc seven news reporter gloria rodr

amanda, lovely to see you. we will _ election cycle. amanda, lovely to see you.we will. good to have you on the programme again. thank you. returning to our top story this hour, is specialforces hour, is special forces carrying hour, is specialforces carrying out small targeted raids into southern lebanon, gathering intelligence and probing, ahead of an expected ground incursion. here's what we know so far. the israeli tanks have been gathering up the northern border. these are the pictures from earlier. israel has declared part of that board a closed military zone. there are three suburbs in the south part of beirut, the southern suburbs of beirut, the southern suburbs of beirut, the southern suburbs of beirut that have been ordered to evacuate. that order came in the post on social media that the idf�*s arabic spokesperson said you are located near interests and facilities belonging to the terrorist hezbollah group and therefore the idf will act against them forcefully, in fact i'm just seeing them here from reuters that there has a large blast heard in the las

amanda. yeah. >> good morning. spencer, a sleepy and clear commute here across the bay area, which is the good news. we're going to first take a look at our emeryville cam, showing you the east shore freeway. of course, headlights are headed west. highway four to san francisco. that drive will take you 26 minutes. and the good news is, as you make your way across the span, no issues. as you see on the upper deck. our overall map showing plenty of green that typical slowdown along the altamont pass has already started as you see indicated there, 44 minutes is what it will take you to get from tracy to dublin, san rafael to san francisco. 16 minutes and then a 14 minute drive to get you from antioch to concord. stephanie. >> all right. amanda, thank you. new developments in the shooting of 40 niners. rookie ricky pearsall. we're getting a firsthand account of what happened from the san francisco police sergeant who jumped into action. abc seven news anchor julian glover has more on how she help

amanda is now at the live desk and breaks it all down. amanda. >> yes, stephanie.ract reform legislation and an executive directive that is already in effect. now, both target the city's contracting process and people who wrongfully take advantage of city resources. mayor london breed and city attorney david chu announced the new reforms. the piece of legislation calls for additional oversight and transparency on city contractors and grantees, so it aims to protect public funds from being misused for reasons like political activity or lobbying. the so-called executive directive 2404 is similar. it aims to root out corrupt contractors and ensure city workers are properly trained on the contracting process. in a statement, city attorney david chiu said in part, quote, i am proud of our attorneys and investigators who have worked diligently to root out corruption. we appreciate the collaboration with the mayor's office and comptroller's office on continuing reforms to prevent fraud and the abuse of city resources. that's the end of his quote. now, the contract reform

amanda. >> all right, drew. thank you. happening tonight. students, parents and teachers, they're planning to rally at san francisco unified school district headquarters. the district is holding a school board meeting around the same time. the big question, which schools will close and when? abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here live and, gloria, tonight's meeting comes after the mayor assigned a team to help the troubled district. it does. >> amanda, the mayor, announced that she's stepping in to help the school district avoid a state takeover. the district needs to provide a clear plan and balanced budget to the state by the end of the year. the san francisco unified school district is facing a $400 million budget deficit over a three year period as it discusses staffing cuts and school closures, and the state is threatening to take over. on sunday, mayor london breeds office announced the creation of a team of top city leaders to help advise the district on ways to tackle the cr

amanda. happening today. the 40 niners are back on the practice field just days after their rookie receiver was shot during a robbery attempt. ricky pearsall is now recovering at home, and he won't be back on the field playing for several weeks. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live now from levi's stadium. and gloria, we spoke to the sergeant on scene that day. how is she describing what happened? reporter well, stephanie, the sergeant says that while they were waiting for the paramedics to arrive, she knew that keeping pearsall calm and conscious was key. >> we have some footage of that, sergeant. this is sergeant joel herl, the first officer to arrive after 40 niners. rookie ricky pearsall was shot through the chest on saturday. this after a 17 year old reportedly attempted to rob him while he was walking down the street near union square. the incident, happening just hours after pearsall appeared at an autograph signing event just miles away. our colleagues at abc news sp

amanda. i love this. good. i'm glad. i'm so happy. >> kumasi, of course, has been here for five years. today is her last day. do you think you'll remember our names tomorrow. >>, >> i don't recall. a key is how you pronounce it. also, i will reveal for the first time i have never said this before that when you were hired in my mind, for however much time it was between your hiring and when i actually met, you thought it was kumasi not kumasi really did. i would have kept it and was confident. i was so confident and i was like, kumasi is coming. >> she's on the way. she's on the way. >> almost here. and then who got you together? >> someone said it in front of me. you said. and you know when your whole brain scrambles uh- kumasi kumasi kumasi kumasi kumasi. >> oh, i love y'all. >> we love you. >> kumasi >> george: good morning america. breaking news overnight. 33,000 boeing workers walk off the job. strike at midnight. >> strike! strike! strike! >> george: another huge blow for boeing. the troubled aviation company now br

amanda. a heated matchup as the first presidential debate between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump shows just how dramatic that race for the white house has changed. fiery back and forth as the candidates criticized each other's policies. and sometimes it got personal. it was an intense exchange with vp harris putting trump on the defensive many times in last night's abc news debate, trump also went on the attack. the two clashed over the economy, immigration, abortion and the state of our democracy. reporter leland pinder, from our sister station in philadelphia, has more highlights from the debate. >> after a somewhat awkward handshake, the candidates got right to business. >> donald trump has no plan for you. >> vice president harris did her best to link trump to project 2025, and his record in his first term. >> donald trump left us the worst unemployment since the great depression. donald trump left us the worst public health epidemic in a century. >> trump

star quarterback amanda. it's the third diagnosed concussion of his career so far. >> yeah reggie and tua tagovailoa, the miami dolphins star quarterback, has expressed his concern around his multiple concussions. before last year, he said he considered walking away from football for a time, and last night, tagovailoa suffered another concussion during the third quarter. he stayed on the ground and was attended to by dolphins trainers. tagovailoa eventually walked off the field and into the locker room on his own. the dolphins announced on social media he was ruled out with a concussion. >> furthest thing from my mind is, you know what? what is the timeline? you know, i want to know. i we just need to evaluate. and, you know, i'm just worried about my teammate, coach mcdaniel told reporters it was too early to decide about putting tagovailoa on the injured reserve list. >> it's a move that would mean he'd miss at least four games. right now, there's no immediate timeline for his return. back to you at the des

anything that amanda will. i mean, just what was your experience like doing a very serious historical film like this? i feel like it was in a completely separate movie because all my stuff was in the twenties and thirties. so we had all the model ts and everything was the costumes and everything. well, i mean, i guess you guys were all, your costumes were period piece costumes, but i felt like the stuff that i got to do was really, it was really cool to see all the bold that they brought in and all the old costumes i really enjoyed. that was really fast and furious that i think my portions shot for maybe ten days and where was that ad that was in guthrie, oklahoma, which i don't know, did you guys film all of it? there? no. we came back here and shot little bit in the well at air force one, which was. how cool is that? i had to pinch myself so many times, so again, for context, you actually in the plane that president reagan used as air force one, we maybe 100 or 200 yards from where we're sitting, right? yeah.

thanks, amanda. happening today.ther p-g-and-e's rate hike could be in the works for many bay area residents. state regulators are set to vote on a proposal and you can speak about speak up about it today. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is here. so gloria, what is p-g-and-e's saying about the reason for wanting to charge customers even more? >> well, reggie p-g-and-e's says the rate increases is needed to recoup electricity expenses paid during winter storms that brought widespread power outages, and they also cite a decrease in demand for gas as a reason for the increase. but utility watchdog groups are fighting this, saying that ratepayers have had enough. today, the california public utilities commission could grant p-g-and-e's yet another electricity rate increase of 2.7%. that would mean paying about $6 more on your average monthly bill. according to p-g-and-e's data, residential utility rates have increased 54% since 2020, when the utility exited bankruptcy. but turn the utility reform network says that p-

amanda abbington said...ality reasons, and pernice also appears to be claiming vindication. a spokesperson said... pernice isn't the only dancer to leave strictly as the scandal unfolded. graziano di prima was ousted injuly after it emerged he'd kicked his dance partner zara mcdermott in rehearsal. we've seen a number of complaints about strictly come dancing. in the end, the buck stops with you. did you take your eye off the ball? whenever there are complaints, we deal with them, you know, in the right, appropriate way. and we're able to deal with them swiftly when there's the right evidence, and otherwise we need to take our time, make sure that we get to the right findings and the right results. charlotte moore wouldn't be drawn on whether giovanni pernice might return to the show, saying only that they are very happy with the current line—up. the saga has been an unwelcome distraction in the programme's 20th anniversary year. and katiejoins me now. this has been going on for months. does it draw a line un

amanda jones joins me now. amanda, thank you so much for being here. this is your book.rom your community? >> i wanted to tell my story. people were telling a perceived story all over social media about me, this was a better way to do it by writing my own book. >> absolutely. let me read a little bit of you to you. this is debunking the core claim of the far right. any book that has any sexual theme or lgbtq character in it is barack or faye . here is what you wrote. book sensors will often say there are books containing pornographic or sexually explicit material in children's sections of the library to write a public fear. they decried the need to protect children for the evil they say is next to the dr. seuss books. as if a kid could be looking for the very hungry caterpillar and whoops, there is the joy of sex or the karma sutra right next to it. that is never the case. libraries have collection development policies for ordering books and appropriate books are placed in the appropriate section. public libraries do not purchase pornography. adult books are not in the l

this is about a couple from last year's show, amanda abbington and giovanni pernice.three she was making complaints about her dance partner and midway through the show left strictly come dancing and later made a series of allegations about giovanni pernice, which she has always strenuously denied, of mean, crueland abusive behaviour. there has been an investigation into those complaints, which was reported today from bbc studios, which is the production arm of the bbc. it says it is apologising to amanda abbington and says it has upheld some, but not all of her complaints. so she is definitely seeing this as a degree of vindication for what she did. , ., , , she did. yes, there has been reaction _ she did. yes, there has been reaction from _ she did. yes, there has been reaction from her _ she did. yes, there has been reaction from her and - she did. yes, there has been reaction from her and from l she did. yes, there has been - reaction from her and from him? shall we say, it is a remarkably different interpretations of this from both sides. a spokesperson for giovan

bbc has published a report into the culture of strictly come dancing, and apologised to the actor amandaington, who appeared on the programme in 2023. let's cross straight to our media and arts correspondent, david sillito. david, tell us what the report says. strictly come dancing, the bbc�*s biggest entertainment show by some distance, has been rocked by headlines for the last few months because of allegations by former contestant amanda abbington, who left midway through the last series, saying, revealing in interviews later, that she felt that the behaviour of her professional dancer had been abusive, demeaning, insulting and bullying. and what there has been, there has been an investigation into those specific complaints from amanda abbington. bbc studios, the production arm of the bbc, has concluded that her concerns and complaints were in part upheld, they have apologised to amanda abbington, but not holy. so the question we understand is probably that it's a matter of verbal abuse, verbal harassment and bullying that have been upheld but nothing suggesting any physical abuse. how

amanda. there are evacuations and concerns. the conditions are about to get worse. >> reggie a red flag warning is in effect today and tomorrow, raising the fire danger even higher. now, nevada's governor declared a state of emergency yesterday to bring more resources to help fight the davis fire. the fire is burning out of control just south of reno, between davis creek regional park and the mount rose ski lodge. so far, 5000 acres have burned and four buildings have been destroyed. the national guard says it has three helicopters in the air, and nevada guardsmen captured this video from a black hawk chopper before performing a water bucket drop over the weekend. and then we want you to check this out. at least a dozen horses trying to escape the flames in southern reno. there are power outages in that area, and up to 14,000 people are under evacuation orders. >> the flames crested the hill back over there. so we said, okay, let's get out of here before they, you know, actually come and just force us out. >> tonight, fire offi

amanda. all right. >> frances. thank you.appening today, p-g-and-e's is warning customers of a possible psp or what they call a public safety power. shut off, and that's because of high winds and dry conditions. thousands of customers in 13 counties are on alert, including several here in the bay area. alameda, contra costa, sonoma and napa counties are looking at potential outages. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in the east bay with how people are preparing. and lena, this could impact customers today and tomorrow. >> reporter amanda that's right. with temperatures nearing the triple digits this week, pg and e has said these public safety power shut offs are likely to happen both today and tomorrow. now these public safety power shut offs have the potential to impact around 13,500 customers across the area. p-g-and-e's says power shutoffs help reduce the risk of wildfire from energized power lines. tuesday is expected to be the hottest day of the week, with an elevated fire risk. we spoke with a rancher in cont

reggie, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. you can watch the presidential debate tomorrow right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5 p.m. we are counting down to monday night football with the 49 ers opening the new season at levi's stadium against the jets. >> tonight right here on abc seven. the 40 niners hoping to make it to the super bowl for the second season in a row. fans getting pumped up for the niners revenge season. and there are some changes you'll notice before home games. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live at levi's stadium with more on that. good morning, gloria. >> good morning kumasi. there is certainly a lot of excitement about the niners first game of the season, and you might be able to see behind me. the barricades are up, the metal detectors are up as they get ready for the first game of the season, but there is a little bit of frustration among some of the niners most diehard. season ticket holders joe leonora of the niner empire group says that he and others who are involved

amanda. >> all right. spencer will start in the east bay with a live look at the east shore freeway. of course, those headlights headed toward the bay bridge. it will take you 50 minutes to get from highway four to san francisco. you can see things are already filling in. then to the south bay. this is san jose showing you 87. a quiet, calm, clear drive for everyone, especially if you're headed toward san francisco 101. anything like that. there's really nothing in your way there. we do, however, have a shuttle alert. this is for ace train riders. because of monday night football, there is a 20 minute earlier departure for all ace train shuttles. this is for those leaving and trying to get to the great america station. because of the 40 niners game at levi's stadium. anything into the evening, you just have to be aware of. let's get back to kumasi. >> thank you. amanda. developing news. cal fire crews spent all night working to contain the boyles fire in clear lake. it burned nearly 90 acres

amanda. >> good morning. spencer will take you straight to the san mateo bridge, where our live camera shows you. things are certainly filling in for those traveling west from the toll plaza into foster city. that commute will take you about 11 minutes, but nothing in your way otherwise. and then i do want to get to your drive times. highway four to the maze, 23 minutes, emeryville to san francisco. that drive just 16 minutes in san francisco to sfo. nine minutes. then we'll head to the south bay. hour 87 cam. no drama for your drive, especially as people pass the san jose airport back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. we're going to take a live look right now at philadelphia this morning, where the stage is set for tonight's presidential debate. the abc news debate will be the first, and maybe the only time vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump face off before election day. vice president harris landed in philly last night. former president trump is set to arrive somet

amanda. >> yeah. and they both involved overturned big rigs from crashes way earlier this morning. we're going to start first in oakland. that's the video you're looking at now this is west of the caldecott tunnel. we know that all lanes are blocked and traffic is being diverted from westbound 24 to northbound 13. drivers will notice long sword across all lanes because of this crash, which happened at around 455. this morning. the backup is now to camino pablo avenue. traffic is diverting to northbound 13 uplands road. hop on the on ramp off miles avenue to get back onto highway 24. then we do want to take you to some video taken earlier this morning. this is in san leandro. the northbound 238 to northbound 880 connector is also closed due to this big rig crash. we know that it flipped onto its side and then caught fire. that was at 221 this morning, and here we are at 6:00, still causing some major issues. traffic is being diverted there from northbound 238 to southbound 880. another alterna

for months, claims by the actress amanda abbington about giovanni pernice have swirled.ship show. the bbc has now upheld some of the complaints against the former strictly dancer of verbal bullying and harassment, but not physical aggression. the corporation's chief content officer told me... i do want to apologise on behalf of the bbc to amanda, and i also want to thank her for having the courage to come forward. you know, this is not an easy thing to do. we didn't feel that the behaviours met the standard that we would expect, and that's why some of the complaints have been upheld. if you're asking me, was it physical aggression? i think i can categorically say no. amanda abbington said... "today's apology from the bbc is a vindication of my complaint. it's notjust a vindication for me, it's a vindication for the other people who have contacted me since i made my complaint to express concerns about their own experiences on strictly come dancing." the bbc�*s investigation hasn't been published for confidentiality reasons, and pernice also appears to be claiming vindicat

i'm amanda del castillo.es hit the bay area, they are also bringing unhealthy air quality. that's why a spare the air alert has been issued for today. we are all encouraged to do our part to reduce air pollution. we know today is a good day to leave the car parked. if possible, take public transit or carpool or work from home if you can. track the heat wave with the abc seven bay area app. you can access the forecast with the same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses, and will send alerts right to your phone when there are any important updates. now let's head to frances dinglasan for a look at traffic. >> yeah, and if it's a spare, the air day, you'll want to take mass transit. but wow, lots of delays. bart reporting 20 minute delays and no service on the red line. ace train also running 10 to 20 minutes late. and caltrain reporting 10 to 15 minute delays. if you're headed to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up into the maze. and also there is a serious fatal motorcycle crash in san jos

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda. thank you. meantime, there's fallout from the pearsall shooting involving another niners player. taybor pepper is the team's long snapper. he was shocked and dismayed by the backlash he received on social media after riding on saturday evening on the x platform. quote. glad to hear ricky is stable now. pepper later wrote, quote, cannot believe i had to mute replies to my last tweet. now he's angry at posts that criticized the niners for drafting pearsall and hateful posts about peppers previous tweets, which were deemed, quote, liberal. >> this morning, hundreds of hotel workers will march through downtown san francisco as they take part in a labor strike. today's rally is at union square at 11 a.m. that multi-day strike began sunday and involves 10,000 workers across cities nationwide. here in the bay area, many workers from hilton, hyatt and marriott are striking. the union says workers want higher wages, fair staffing and the reversal of covid era cuts that were never restored. and that cause

live in the newsroom amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. >> amanda, thank you for is 905 and we are followingn oakland freeway causing a big traffic tie up and amorning. two lanes are now open. you're looking live. they re shut down just moments ago but now you do have some traffic moving along that shortly after 530 this morning. northbound 880, in oakland, near the 16th avenue offramp. it does involve as ny as four cars. you saw that box truck as well, and one of the cars was pressed up against the median as well. it looks like they have since pulled that down, so work to be done. ktvu employee took some video of the crash scene on her way into can see this around the 6:00 hour. chp has repeatedly shut down all northbound lanes durin few hours due to the ongoing investigation, and they also had to remove the vehicles. but both lanes are open now. you can see where that car ended up. drivers headed through oakland delays. nonetheless. again, two lanes open 880 northbound at this hour. and in the east bay, parts of highway 580 back open after being temporarily shut down due to a shooting in o

amanda jones joins me now. amanda, thank you so much for being here.our book, i am very glad that you wrote in. what prompted you to go this public and the fact that you have faced so many death threats in your communities? >> i wanted to tell my story. people were telling a perceived story about me across social media. what better way to do that than to write your own book? >> absolutely. let me read a little bit of you to you. a core claim of the far right is that any book with any sexual theme or character in it is pornography. here is what you wrote. book sensors will often say that there are books containing pornographic or sexually explicit material in the library to rile up fear, they decry the need to protect children from the evil smoke they say is next to dr. seuss books. as if a kid could be looking for the very hungry caterpillar and what's, the joy of sex is right next to it. that is never the case, libraries have collection policies for ordering books and appropriate books are placed in appropriate sections. public libraries do not purcha

back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda.news now as multiple wildfires scorch homes in southern california with tens of thousands of people under evacuation. a pretty scary situation that is stretching resources thin. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency for four counties yesterday. evacuations expanded for the bridge fire burning in san bernardino and los angeles counties. that fire has destroyed 33 homes so far, burning more than 50,000 acres. there's no containment. eight firefighters were hurt battling the airport fire in orange and riverside counties, most of them from heat exhaustion. that fire has destroyed several homes and burned 23,000 acres. and a little bit of good news. firefighters are finally making progress on the lion fire in san bernardino counties. they now. san bernardino county, excuse me. they now have 18% containment. >> another college sports shakeup could be on the way. espn reporting four schools are set to join the pac 12 conference. the conference stanford and cal, formerly called h

amanda: he is right.the harris campaign was saying that and i think they are tied in terms of what they can say because a sitting vice president cannot talk about the sitting administration negatively. everybody wants a pivot and wants america to lead first and the sad thing is that trump is what dashes right but the project might destroy the thing that he said was accurate. caroline: when we think of china we do not see china embracing crypto projects. we think of them entertaining the idea of stablecoins or some kind of using within the central bank coin. what of d5 more brought -- defy and this project about getting in the way of the intermediaries and it is about loaning and lending assets? amanda: there are great aspects and that part of this project is the good part that the industry wants to talk about. the emissary if there is end -- if this ends up being a rug pull it is going to be the worst. there are amazing projects that the industry wants to highlight, this will not be one of them. i do not

i've won amanda joy at bbc apology.eared of violence in fudged report in which, in my view, it looks like there are no real winners. certainly not the bbc. let's have a look at some of those stories. benjamin butterworth, do you think that james cleverly is right that the conservatives should not have used the expression stop the boats pre—election? >> well, based on the result they got in the election, i'd say, yeah, the evidence is pretty clear on that. you know, they managed to stop the boats, not stop the boats. the thing is, you know, expectation management i think is one of the hardest things about being a politician and about being in government. and if you're promising something that quite obviously was very difficult, if not impossible to deliver, then you are only going to trip yourself up, you know? rishi sunak had those five pledges. i think inflation when he hit. i'm not sure if he hit any of the others. and so yeah, clearly it was a mistake. and i think, you know, the labour government's been a bit wiser.

the bbc have apologised to amanda abing abbington, but cleared giovanni pernice about allegations. claims of physical aggression were not. amanda abbington accused giovanni pernice of being unnecessarily cruel and mean during rehearsals. he had denied any suggestion of abusive or threatening behaviour. more on that in the coming hours. but for now, stay us with. you're watching bbc news. hello again. we've had some torrential rain already this morning and that rain is still falling. through the rest of the day and into tonight and tomorrow, if we look at the rainfall accumulation chart, you can see the dark blues. that's indicating another a0 millimetres of rainfall is quite possible and that will be falling on ground that is already saturated, exacerbating the flooding risk. this is the area of low pressure that's driving our weather currently. it's bringing all the cloud, the wet and the windy conditions. windy through the english channel and the north sea. the rain continuing to push northwards. where you see the greens and yellows in the chart, that's indicating the heaviest bu

it is inhumane. >> i'm joined now by amanda's husband, josh.eing here. you know, as our viewers know, your wife was the lead plaintiff in zulauvsky versus texas which was a lawsuit that started with five women sxn ended with 20 that was trying to seek clarity on texas's abortion ban. the texas court threw out the case, but i wonder what you make of donald trump bragging about overturning roe v. wade, which is what caused the problems you and your wife had to face, and also saying he will be great for women's reproductive rights if he were president again? >> thanks for having me. first of all, absolutely disgusting to hear donald trump say that he would be great for women, for someone on the right like this john person that you just showed, who is asking for these stories. i can tell you first-hand, there are so many of them. amanda and myself, we went through a really harrowing story, and their stories are out there and we're here to speak up and fight back. >> donald trump claimed that everybody wanted abortion returned to the states. that ev

the bbc has upheld several complaints made by the actor, amanda abbington, against her partner in itsbal bullying and harassment by giovanni perniche were upheld, but more serious allegations of "physical aggression" were not. let's talk to our media and arts correspondent david sillito, whojoins me here in the studio. what has the report said? ,, . , ., . said? strictly come dancing, known around _ said? strictly come dancing, known around the _ said? strictly come dancing, known around the world - said? strictly come dancing, known around the world as l known around the world as dancing with the stars, the biggest show the bbc does, for the last nine months there have beenin the last nine months there have been in the newspaper is essentially a war over allegations on what was happening behind the scenes. between amanda abbington who was a contestant in the last series and left halfway through, and giovanni perniche, a professional dancer. the allegations were of mean, cruel and abusive behaviour in the rehearsal room. bbc studios, which is the independent production arm of the bbc,

so what about you, amanda? yeah, well, i think in american history, certain explorers have gotten an outsized amount of attention. so we all know names like daniel boone, davy crockett, kit carson, kind of these men on the western frontier and i wondered whose stories had been left out of the narrative of the history of u.s. exploration. so i came up with ten amazing explorers from diverse backgrounds, each of whom made different kinds of discoveries, both in the continental u.s. and outside of it. and each chapter of the book covers the journey that explorer. and as i'm reading this book, i start to wonder just who these people were. so they're deeply human in the way that they're portrayed in the books. and i'm imagining that they had some personality traits that readers might find surprising. sure. and my case, one of the things that drew me to captain cook is that unlike most captains in the british navy of that time, he came from nothing very modest background, from the moors of yorkshire. he worked his wa

amanda. >> all right. gloria. now, this morning, a woman in alabama is suing a hospital after a surgeon removed the wrong organ during surgery. last month, william and beverly bryan were in destin, florida, when william began experiencing pain in his shoulder, neck and left side. the two went to a local hospital, where they were told william would need his spleen removed immediately. beverly says william died on the operating table after the surgeon removed his liver instead of his spleen. >> i know i'm not the only wife that has lost her husband suddenly, but the loss of my bill was exceptionally unnecessary and brutal. >> this is just unbelievable. >> now, the bryan family attorney says this is the second time in two years the doctor has operated on the wrong site in a patient. the hospital apologized to the family and says it is investigating. the doctor's name has been removed from the hospital's website, but the hospital has not released any information about disciplinary action that it has taken. >> the fede

next,s amanda righetti moved to los angeles at age 18. a year later was cast on hits of the seat when warner bros. and peter roth recognized her talent. after being part of the ocs success, she's known for many television film roles including inn north shore, the mentalist, chicago fire, and captain america the first avenger. and then we have will wallace who has acted in, produced, written and directed numerous award-winning films including the thin red line, i am sam, rules of engagement, and broke sky for which a he received a bt actor nomination from san fran indie fest. will has also played rollsle in such roles as beverly hills 90210. and baywatch. pretty cool but with that i ask you to join me and warmly welcoming to the stage the cast members of the reagan movie. [applause] welcome. [applause] have a seat. [laughter] i'm going to start dennis of course. and thenth as you said publicly yearsas ago that ronald reagan s your favorite president. so how did you come to that assessment? what drew you to theag role of playing ronald reag

why don't we go over to amanda, who i know is tracking breaking news. amanda? >> yeah. gloria.s in the south bay this morning. fire crews have knocked down a three alarm fire in a strip mall in san jose. it's on alum rock avenue near capitol avenue. this isn't far from 680 or regional medical center. now, the fire was reported just before four this morning. more than 60 firefighters are on scene now as they continue to knock down any hotspots left over from the blaze. officials tell us this type of fire is harder to comba. >> yeah, this incident proved pretty difficult and complex due to the overhang, what we call a mansard on the alpha side or the front of the structure. so we can't see what's happening behind that mansard or overhang. and it poses a significant risk to our first responders. >> crews are currently working on the roof of the building. >> developing news on the deadly school shooting at a high school in georgia. we're learning about possible missed red flags around the alleged 14 year old suspect, accused now of killing four people. gloria is at the live desk wi

the bbc has apologised to former strictly come dancing contestant amanda abbington , saying it had amandaof her complaints about giovanni pernice behaviour dunng giovanni pernice behaviour during her time on the show. bbc bosses have upheld six out of 17 allegations, some of which are for giovanni, using swear words . for giovanni, using swear words. tory leadership contender kemi badenoch has defended comments she made over the level of maternity pay, saying her remarks have been misrepresented. it follows an interview in which the shadow housing secretary appeared to suggest the allowance could be seen as excessive. all three of her leadership rivals have distanced themselves from those comments, but miss badenoch hit back, calling for an honest campaign. >> i've been a minister for women and equalities, i've had three children, i've had maternity leave three times. i don't need anyone to tell me about maternity pay. i have been one of the people fighting for that and i won't have my views misrepresented. >> well, speaking to the gb news gb news this morning, the conservative party chai

live in san francisco amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, amanda thank you.n springfield, ohio, have now moved to remote instruction after threats of violence tied to false claims about the haitian immigrant community in that city. police say someone emailed wittenberg university, threatening to shoot haitians over the weekend. another threat also forced a hospital to go on lockdown. these threats come after republican presidential candidate donald trump repeated unfounded online rumors that immigrants were eating the pets of people. >> black voters have historically supported democrats, but republican presidential nominee donald trump is trying to convince minority voters to vote for him. now, roughly 90% of black americans voted for president biden in 2020, but trump has been reaching out to black voters, especially in swing states such as pennsylvania, georgia and north carolina. an naacp poll shows 25% of black men under the age of 50 plan to vote for him. in november. >> for younger black men, there is a frustration, but it's not necessarily a frustratio

amanda: thank you so much. does engagement with overseas partners play in the proactive discussion? ltg hartman: i think partnership is a keyword, but for cyber in particular, across jurisdictional boundaries, it causes authority boundaries in a way others don't, we really need to be linked up with the u.s. government but we also have to be able to take advantage of relationships we have with partners overseas. that's one of the things the cia liens into is our presence and ability to connect with different agencies and authorities overseas and bring them into the fight. peter: cyber and particularly ransomware is a topic for international engagement. people move, actors that will ransom a hospital. in over saoepbs engagements, what we look for are people who have values like ours so we are fighting toward the same objectives and they have capability we can tap into. we are generally not looking to build capacity and they are willing to work with us transparently. but if they part that we are pretty engaged and