on monday, be 89 year old leaders tenure has been challenging with the financial meltdown in the bay. ruth port explosion and parliament has so far been unable to agree on our own success. or let's bring an idea of who joining us from opt in western 11 on. so ali, with michelle long term coming to an end. the parliament failing to alexa successor, to what extent his lebanon heading towards a political vacuum having for another another time. well, if you guys didn't already president michelle, i just got some follow up on him from the follow up soon as you got him because i just talked to the election 2 months ago overseas. you can take any kind of decision regarding that because up before was probably gonna be probably a good fit out. all guys are going to be able to like say you're coming in. maybe we've got to get a chance to talk to you through the government who have begun with getting more because you got going to all righty. that shows you both are all long. i mean we finally see own supporters behind you. but depending who you speak to in lebanon, they will remember his presidency o

israel and lebanon is now in force in tele, we've seen by some as a defacto recognition of israel in bay. ruth, it's described as purely technical. so what are the political security and economists implications? this is inside sort ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm daddy, navigator, israel and lebanon have signed an agreement laying out their maritime border for the 1st time. the u. s. broker deal will enable both countries to explore for gas and oil offshore, and with elections only days away, israel's prime minister area, pete has called it a major political achievement. he says the deal amounts to be roots recognizing israel, but lebanon describes it as a technical agreement that could eventually lift the country out if it's economic crisis. zayna who has this report from southern lebanon? lines in the sea have been drawn as being described as mark agreement between countries, technically in a state of lebanon. and israel didn't engage directly in the process. it involved years of negotiations mediated by the united states. that's given both countries guarantees. if either challenges

the 89 year old leaders tenure has been challenging with the financial meltdown and the bay ruth port explosion. parliament has so far been unable to agree on her own successor. she was we had to state what all the institutions had been reduced to nothing. these institutions were totally exhausted by the ruling elite. the judiciary is out of function. failing to establish justice. they are all in fear and they fear the baton of those who put them in the payroll. we initiated investigation to investigate all the financial violations. the governor of the central bank couldn't be taken to court, who is protecting him. who is his accomplice? it's all among the lead to have been firming their grip. there we have reached this dire situation. in order for lebanon to live on, when he to reform and leave the country of these people, people in the southern philippines are trying to pick up the pieces. after a tropical storm swept through the region, at least 48 people were killed and emergency workers are trying to rescue others who are trapped or on or below reports from imus. full tropical st

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maybe not personal ruth -- roof tops, vocal places in the city where you can watch. even in east bay can see it from there. drew: a few restaurants have rooftops. kumasi: and that new one. i do not know. drew: that one went the garden. that was cool. do you have to get a reservation? jobina: i do not know anything about it, but we should go. drew: sunshine up here, fair amount of fog. mostly sunny day later on today. do not worry. a warming trend it gets underway tomorrow, especially into thursday, waking up to temperatures mainly in the 50's. take the sweater with you. you do not need it later. south bay, and lots of sunshine, 77 in san jose, 84 in morgan hill's. 75 the height in cupertino. the coast is not nearly as sunny as yesterday we would get a little sunshine. 71 in mountain view. 72, south city with good air quality. north bay, sunshine, good air quality, 80's. the east bay looking bright later on. 75 in richmond, 74 in fremont with good air quality. temperatures at or slightly below average for this 10 year. the pollen forecast is a bit better compared to last week. the mai

ruth didn't do it at the same time. he was a pitcher first and an outfield hitter second. and judge nudging one past roger ma maris. and only moments ago, cleveland eliminated tampa bayst two of the two out of three in the wild card round, winning a 1-0 game in the bottom of the 15th. cleveland goes on to play the yankees starting tuesday in the bronx. >> and how should aaron judge be viewed -- >> there's the full baseball report, jim. >> that's right. news, sports, and weather. no, but bob, how should aaron judge be viewed historically? >> you know, i think -- >> is he now the home run king? >> yeah. reasonable people, not people who begrudge the fact that barry bonds was one of the greatest all-around players of awful time on his natural merits because he was. and there's no need demonize mcgwire or sammy sosa, it was a different time. in a four-year stretch, there were a cluster of six 60-plus home run seasons by those three guys. by sosa, mcgwire, and bonds. all of them obviously and convincingly connected to steroid use. so that's an aberrant period of time in baseball history, and a great number of people view aaron judge as the guy who did it most authenticall