the bethel right in u.k. it used to baffle. on the internet and. we have all the sounds. but i have a. i was volunteering with a group that had a food drug and guys i jumped in and started volunteering at a table and taking care of my jeans stuff a friend of mine here in st louis had a salon and she gave me some really expensive shampoo and it was like you know forty dollars a bottle. i gave it to this gentleman i said here this is a really expensive shampoo and he said thank you but i got i don't know where to use it and it was just so embarrassed and ashamed i was so excited about passing out shampoo to someone but i didn't think it was far enough that they would have no where to use it and so i got to thinking that if we make food trucks and you know for kitchens inside of a truck why can we put showers inside of a truck and kind of started the whole process from there that they could see you couldn't see you give it to the child yeah but about a week if. you go on the basis. of. the cream reaper of the bond market has appeared with this with this guy and he's looking

managed to pass him while he exited the pit lane hamilton kept a cool head he came back to overtake bethel and reclaim second place. from a controversial bit miss avies told us to move aside he did and hamilton took the lead on lap twenty five he went on to clinch his eight victory of the season and fifth in the last six races it resulted in an awkward radio conversation between both of us in the sadie's boss toto would like to distort the difficulty for you a difficult day for us let's discuss it afterwards or three quarter cup to get a little. space. and still no win for both of us this season. yeah i mean that's you did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman to to let me by oh see he's now in the final for the championship is where we are and. you know it's just been such a great weekend for the team the team of done such an exceptional job to have this advantage on ferrari and have a one two usually you would be just elated but you know i can understand how difficult it was about three but really it is untested talk today and it's up to two to win but. championship wis

but ivan's friend was so close it was fascinating but that was a cautionary tale the fate that bethelralph is if he stayed in london. >> last question. where did franklin learn diplomacy? . >> that is a bit of a question actually one source would be the family that of the native americans of course, because that relationship was becoming more difficult in pennsylvania also he read a great deal about history there is a moment in pennsylvania he would have observed things in london because he would have met to the various diplomats be taught between the time he went there and when he came home. but to some extent it was learned from a journal but remember he was like a diplomat he had been in a newspaper editor and journalist so you do have the scope to acquire an enormous amount of human nature and you have to have thick skin so some of those skills he would have transferred. >> thank you so much. i urge you to read this book. [applause] a huge thank you it was a wonderful evening please join us for the book signing in the gallery you can pick up a copy to learn more about young benjam

stronger events so basically did did the effects in the devastation goes beyond will be no many get bethel unless remembered it is phenomenal so in two thousand and eleven in on the when the absolutely out of that it is cold that we could think off you know in a country that he's very well at or a sort of events for mayor ed quakes paolo let me ask you this if we're talking about you know growing concern we're living at a time when more and more people are raising the alarm about climate change and about the effects of climate change and at a time when there seem to be more storms and the storms are more powerful how much concern does that bring to you and your colleagues i mean are you worried about what's going to happen in the years to come specifically because of the effects of climate change absolutely and i think one of the size or queensland it's. not for example there's it's also longer it's very all summer it's been very vocal. has been like it was there for a long time if i recall it by quite a while there. were the resources. of. and it's also important when that side of the wir

by the mandible motion knowing what you know about the come and speak of the house of commons john bethel do you think you'll be giving the commons a reasonable choice i think john bercow is certainly his own man he may have a set some people in the way that he has used his code was but by and large he's not captive to the establishment and therefore if there was a motion raising in the house of commons to give a greater freedom to the house perhaps to set standing orders on one side for those purposes i can well imagine speaker bercow being amenable to that sort of way forward i was a parliamentarian surely that is the right thing to do well the right thing to do is to allow parliament to consider all the options that the best deliver the best outcome in what is an immensely serious issue now that we must not allow the rule. the regulations of the red tape and the procedures of parliament to prevent the reaching of the best outcome for the peoples of these islands. the company of just elected a new leader price if used to sit in the commons vote with us both and for members of that they

just today, better or rourke -- bethel or rourke -- beto has been raising a record smashing amount of money in texas. numbers coming in from races across the country are setting the bar higher and higher. like emily was saying, it is fueled a lot by these donors, people who have become more comfortable giving money online. it's so natural now in everyday lives that it's translating into politics as well in you've got some really great services particularly on the democratic side as it has been around for a long time. you are really sort of seeing the power of small donors this cycle. small donor giving on the democratic side is sort of the take money story of 2018. >> talking big picture, how is early voting affecting the way people campaign? it's something that is expected to gain traction every cycle. so, people are already casting their ballots in we have three weeks to go. how does that affect people in jobs, getting them to the polls with the messaging? >> i think it makes it much more difficult, the turnout operations are beginning earlier and earlier. i read statistics earlier

bethel, all right now.e beautiful films, especially young women, what do you want them to learn, take away? >> i just want all young girls to realize that there's no dream too big. no matter what obstacles you're going through, for example, my interview subject was a perfumer and she left school at the age of 15 and she's battled with dyslexia, but she was still able to start her own successful perfume business, so, if i was to give one piece of advice, it would be if you have a passion, just go for it because there's no harm in trying. >> not at all. i know that your passion is filmmaking, everybody. so creative. so creative. also what i love about this initiative is that they asked you all to identify a heroine that has really inspired you and, louisa, what was that for you? and why. >> for me it would be mulan because she's just the epitome of selflessness and broke gender, to show girls can be smart and girls can be strong and she saves all of china so i mean if that's not girl power, i don't know what

. >> meagan live joins us live from bethel congregation. >> reporter: pat and leon, i was talking to faith leaders throughout the day and they say there are two main reasons we're trying to do everything we canr toct our congregations. they want to make sure they're safe but also that they feel safe when they they say what happened in pittsburgh can happen anywhere. you can call at this time new normal >> several synagogues in d.c. that beginning sunday morning had metalettors put up. >> reporter: synagogues like this that hosted the interfaith service last night are now using metal detectors as one way to keep their congregations safe after 11 innocent victims withn murdered pittsburgh three days ago. ov at beth el, security guards closely monitor cameras and police officers face llways. >> the sagogue since saturday ars been on edge. >> reporter: gregs is the rabbi here. he says security has always beet a pri but since the attacks on saturday, the security plan has been scrutinized once more. >> montgomery county police h ie beentrumental in reviewing and looking over our procedure

and belinda gates foundation and the norquist foundation, sponsors, lutheran university along with bethel, pierce, tacoma school districts for hosting the debate. we invite you to join the conversation conversation. the audience agreed to remain silent, no boos, no applause, no hiss. and they agreed to hold their debate except as we meet the candidates. susan hutchinson. >> hello. [applaus [applause]. >> thank you for at that applause. and senator maria cantwell, the democrat. >> thank you. [applaus [applause] >> welcome. well, let's get right to it. the format for tonight's debate is very simple. each candidate will have 1:30 for an opening statement. questions will be asked of both candidates and they will each have one minute to reply. the mo moderators will lead a discussion on the topic. we've flipped a coin and maria cantwell will have the first opening statement. you have one minute and 30 seconds. >> i want to thank plu, moderators, susan hutchinson and the commission for organizing this debate. you know, today many political leaders are more interested in sound bites than getting

. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, the bethel school district said in part, "our school nursesthe epipen shortage to get students into school as quickly as possible." but morris thinks the district should do more to help kids stay in school. >> you're discriminating these children because they don't have a product available. >> we are in a national crisis with the shortage -- >> reporter: dr. doreen kiss is a pediatrician -- >> when the decision is do we go to school and take a risk of having an exposure versus being home for a few months, it's a difficult situation. >> reporter: the shortage is caused by manufacturing changes in response to fda violations. it's so severe that in august, the fda extended the expiration date for some epipens by four months. in a statement, mylan said, we've been working tirelessly to make sure patients and caregivers are aware of our customer relations number as we have been highly successful in locating product. >> i made an effort for my son, and there's someone out to to help you. you've got to speak up. >> this really is a big problem. not o

so if you're looking to go to the hospital in bethel, no real point in shopping around, because you'vegot one. and the same is true in just about every community outside of anchorage, alaska. and so i looked with great interest at the chart that senator cassidy showed in terms of the cost -- the facility costs and how those weigh in. but the question that i wanted to ask you all this morning is, okay, we're moving towards greater transparency, whether it's through blue books or other mechanisms. maybe it's going to start out slow, but we are moving in the direction of better ability to obtain access to the pricing. but what's the role here for congress? how does congress mandate the education and the engagement part that are so critical to this? because if you've got a situation where, oh, my gosh, i am not well right now and i feel it and, you know, i don't know -- i don't know what may happen. am i going to have a heart attack? i don't know. does that mean that i start shopping around now while i'm feeling ill? do i just -- am i one of these people that is going to look at my health,

. >>> all the clouds but not on bethel island, there's the sunshine, this is what we have to expect the the the day after the cloud cover we've experienced for the morning, a lot of us closer to the bay making its way out of the picture. 50s, current temperatures, they haven't budged because a lot of us are overcast. concorde 55, napa out of the 40s, santa rosa as well at the 50 degrees mark. later today 70s to expect along the bay and areas further inland, the rest of your forecast still to come. >>> a quick break but still had more continuing coverage as hopefully we are minutes from learning more about the volts fire and whether it is cold enough that firefighters can get in and hopefully lift the evacuation orders in place. we will keep you with you until the news happens. maybe in the next hour. >>> you can watch kron 4 as we stream online and at kron4.com , definitely have our mobile app and check out facebook for the lifestream. we will be right back. >>> -- live stream, we'll be right back. >>> 9:41 am and pretty great, here's your view at sfo where we've seen delays all morning