one of those watching was a royal navy officer from bangor whose life was about to take a dramatic turn because of events unfolding in kabul. i first spoke to him on good morning ulster as the taliban seized power. a bangor man who served in the armed forces in helmand province in 2012 says it's now a race against time to save the family of his afghan interpreter. what do you think you can do about this? we have to be clear about this, the threats are there. they are going to murder innocent civilians. the people the taliban were threatening to murder were the family of tim mccullough's afghan interpreter bilal nasiri, someone he had relied upon when he'd been on the ground in afghanistan working on reconstruction projects for the war—torn country. and what was bilal�*s role as your interpreter? he was not somebody who just sits in a nice safe building. he was on patrol with us on a daily basis. but the difference being is he's not allowed to carry a weapon system. but he's still there. he's still in uniform. and often we'd hear over the taliban chatter that the target was the interpret

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he recently wrote an op-ed for the "bangor daily news" calling for a path to citizenship for millionsage facing businesses small and large. john stein joins me now. great to see you this morning. how much of an impact is the labor shortage havingfog town brewing company? >> huge. we're closing next week, which is a decision we made this morning after not being able to stock our bar with bartenders, taking a huge loss and hopefully be able to open again soon. >> john, you're having to shut down your source of income that is giving jobs to so many people because you simply can't find people? >> that's right. even this summer at the height of the tourist industry here in bar harbor, which is a huge industry, we weren't able to open all the days we wanted to. we couldn't stock our bar with enough bartenders so we did take that loss. right now we can't stock enough people to make our pizza which brings people into our beer garden. bartenders don't have replacements, they're overworked and we're always looking for new people. >> jon, how would approving a path to citizenship for undocumente

our soul manager and me keller, testers says he'd like to bring former boss arson, bangor back to the club. banker is currently working with fi fi and is heading their push to stage teacher role cups every 2 years during more than 2 decades in charge of arsenal. he led the team to 3 primarily titles, one the f, a cup on 7 occasions. an automatic offside system is set to be tested at the upcoming arab cup, and qatar tournament starts on tuesday as part of the country's preparations for next year's world cup. using artificial intelligence, video, assistant referee will receive an instant message when the player is off side of this live trial is successful, then the system is likely to be used at the 2020 to finance and former australia test. captain tem pain says he's taken an indefinite leave of absence from all forms of cricket. the announcement comes just 12 days before the start of the ashes, which means the 36 year old will miss the series against england pain resigned from captain c last week following an investigation into his sexually explicit tax. he had sent to a former female

more and that is definitely going to make his job quite tough and also could potentially support bangor among the people who are already will pause in this deal. police in the solomon islands have imposed an indefinite nighttime curfew in the capital. after days of violent protests, check out some warning shots being fired and friday to disperse crowds, gathering in hon, yada. please, michelle, you have arrived to restore. com, a set of clock reports, fires, burn, and thick smoke billows across the solomon islands capital. this is the aftermath of 2 days of white. let his ransack local stools after 36, our curfew is lifted. we have just come passed through a lot of buildings and you know, a lot of our businesses that were bent down and behind me that that's the police response team. the out of the trying to control the situation here more than one under police diplomats and defense personnel from australia had been deployed to honey ira at the request of the solomon islands, prime minister. but the new guinea is also sending apace, keeping taint in or to try and restore. com. we have as

one man was arrested for robbing 4 bangors -- banks and released and robbed another bank and then 2 moreks. last week an ex-contried to murder an nypd officer and posted zero dollars for jail. a man was shot by a stray bullet in yankee stadium and a 32-year-old was stabbed to death on a subway station in new york. they are looking for the suspect pictured there. and san francisco shoplifting has been decriminalized and local businesses are being destroyed because of looting on a mass scale. many retail locations in san francisco are closing early. some are closing all together. in illinois where cash bail was abolished. we have more looting there. this is the inside of a high end clothing store, a group of criminals helped themselves and took everything they wanted. in philadelphia a pregnant woman was murdered on the way back from her baby shore. -- shower. an uber fought back against two armed robbers and killed one. lives are ruined when law and order breaking news down. this is the new green deal democratic socialist party. lawlessness never begins and ends with shot of lifting or pe

belfast, we have had a few showers around today, this was the picture earlier in the day today in bangorthis is the radar picture from the last few hours, and it shows some showers across parts of northern ireland and more persistent showers across northern and western scotland too. they are continuing at the moment, pushing their way gradually eastwards but for much of the uk it has been a dry day and we will continue to see a lot of dry weather through the course of tonight. still quite breezy across the north of scotland, with further rain moving in. the clearest skies of south and east, and here temperatures will fall lowest, they could be a touch of frost for parts of east anglia and southern england as well. through the day tomorrow, a little more in the way of cloud compared to today, but a lot of dry weather still due to this area of high pressure that is driving our weather. we have got a weather front producing more of that rain across the north and north—west of scotland where it will still be breezy tomorrow. elsewhere, largely dry, a few spots around northwest coast and hill

belfast, we have had a few showers around today, this was the picture earlier in the day today in bangorradually eastwards but for much of the uk it has been a dry day and we will continue to see a lot of dry weather through the course of tonight. still quite breezy across the north of scotland,

to bangor, boston to buffalo in i-80 and i-90. and we are looking at really good thanksgiving day forecast. mostly sunny and cool. it will be breezy, but shouldn't be a problem for those balloons to fly. temperatures in the mid-40s, which by the way i think is pretty perfect with a hot chocolate or whatever you want to put in that cup at the parade, looking really good. as far as everyone else on thanksgiving day, we're looking at nice conditions in the southeast and showers and storms in the southern plains. that's going to be the spot where we could see some severe storms, as well, on thanksgiving. back you guys. >> shaping up to be a beautiful thanksgiving week weather wise. our thanks to michelle grossman joining us this morning. thank you. >>> all right. so raising the stakes. how kyle rittenhouse's acquittal has many really concerned this morning that it could mark -- it could actually make a mark on the ahmaud arbery trial, as closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow. are set to begin tomorrow is struggling to manage you

here into the northeast from friday from bangor to just north of philadelphia.the way, we have a tropical system that may be developing, invest area 96l, it would become audria if it does because then we would move into that supplemental tropical storm name list. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good wednesday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we look at the clouds over walnut creek and much of the rest of the bay area we have had patchy fog and that will gradually clear out today and a real nice afternoon heading in. temperatures in the mid to low 60s. 70 in antioch today. morgan hill also up to 70 degrees. as we go into the weekend it gets slightly warmer as our dry weather continues. weather and you guys are dancing. >> yosef keeps giving time cues. >> this is 30. this is 20 or 15 and they're all doing this >> what does this mean >> that means woo-woo. show us, 30, okay. 15 >> 15 is a fist. >> 10, 5, stop >> that is the hard wrap >> this is the hard wrap come on. >>> all right, guys, just ahead, we're go

lows that are below 32 degrees from bismarck, santa fe, indianapolis, chicago, all the way up to bangor and albany new york. we have frost and freeze alerts stretching from new mexico and new england and those cold temperatures are going to be hanging in there for the next 24 hours. charlotte, 45. for today, those temperatures are going to be anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees below average from atlanta, houston, little rock, into charleston. we have one more night of the frosty temperatures from nashville to pittsburgh below freezing, rochester, 31. look what happens over the weekend. temperatures moderate. all right. d.c., 64 by monday. cincinnati will be 68 by monday. 71 in charlotte, here in new york city temperatures getting up into the low 60s. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. i just have to believe! ...the gift of believing in herself. so you ready to fly to grandma's? okay ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to see the rain we had earlier this morning continuing to move out. showers now to the south of us and our