bruce springsteen. give it up for bruce, everybody. ( applause ) bruce, thanks for being here.segment. i turn into an entire show.yeart to know somebody in these situations because there's an audience observing you. perhaps, you know, there are prepared questions. but i really want to know more from some of my guests, the biggest names out there-- and you, obviously, are one of the biggest names in new jersey-based music. ( laughter ) you know i had dinner with deon warwick this weekend. >> oh! >> stephen: east orange. there you go. what i have done, our scientists here at "late show" labs" have come up with 15 questions that have been scientifically designed to pierce the veil that we create between each other to protect ourselves from being known. and you will truly be known at the end of of these 15 questions. i want to warn you, this is going to be a rough ride for some people. are you prepared to take the colbert questionert? >> that's my job. i'm here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: all right. strap in. strap in. number one question: bruce, what is the best s

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the suit accuses sheriff bruce smith of being the second officer involved in flatten's traffic stop. smith who over saw the county's enforcement team had not be wit. this new lawsuit accused him of stealing weed on multiple marijuana farms. >> officers took tens of thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry during a raid led by bruce smith. >> they are nothing different than their own cartel or mafia. >> bruce smith did not respond a request for comment but part of a separate lawsuit never mentions smith. he gave a different deposition this year. he questions the intelligence of any officers willing to steal during those raids. >> he would be an idiot. i know people do it. it's beyond my belief that people are that stupid. >> nobody is policing the police. >> jon scott is a civil rights attorney of 30 years and filed this latest lawsuit. >> how many victims do you think are out there? >> hundreds. >> recreation marijuana had been legal in california for less than four years. scott believes prior to that those robbed by law enforcement were too scared to speak up. >> you are going to ca

bruce, just a final point you. i mean, other important issues, of course a cove at 19 and the fight against climate change. we've seen all those dramatic flooding in canada. how do you see the leaders working together on those on what do you think is the future, the partnership? so the teacher, the partnership evolves on a number of levels you mentioned pandemic. we're going to have to, we're not out of this yet. as all of us know, all the work quite hopeful that this next year will bring a very different set of circumstances. it's not over yet, and we're going to have to work toward that. there are 2 borders, both north and south are very important to us. we move goods in people, but we need to do it legally. and that's an issue. it's about the economy and creating jobs and building infrastructure in north america going forward. it's about energy in the evolving energy because we have such fossil fuel relationships with both mexico and canada. and that will evolve to new types of energy going forward. and then we

and this moment nina bernstein and nina said to me, do you know you related to bruce, anton? i said, yeah, that's my ex husband and she said, well, ads you something it was really shocking to me to discover that new york state law, a law dating back to the 19th century, required the city to offer the bodies of unclaimed dead to medical schools for to section ah, i learned that there were 22 cadavers that were in cold storage at albert einstein medical school. you know basically the, these cadavers are just lent to the medical schools. they are supposed to then be returned to the city for what the city considers proper burial, which is a hard island trench. ah, i tried very hard to learn the names of these cadavers because i wanted to reclaim their stories. one of the last of the 20 to that day was bruce hanson, even though his body had been in cold storage for 3 years. it had been on lists, sent back and forth between the medical school and the medical examiner's office. the medical examiners office had not done the 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who knew bruce

one of the last of the 20 to that day was bruce hanson, even though his body had been in cold storage for 3 years. it had been on lists, sent back and forth between the medical school and the medical examiner's office. the medical examiners office had not done the 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who knew bruce hanson and would care. and it was easy for their job is to be the last and most important source of information about this person. they had his name, they had his name when he 1st arrived to the more they had name when they put them on a list to offer as a cadaver for to section of medical school. when i had the name and i did the 1st basic search, it came up immediately. his ex wife in new jersey for one phone call. and i had her one phone call and i was, she was carrying the phone to her daughter. nobody called us. i never changed my last name. it's still hanson. i live in the same state as new jersey. nina had no problem calling me up to find out. mm hm. it shouldn't ended up in there. they shouldn't allow that in for 3 years, being in albert einstein hospital ju

smith. >> they are nothing different than their own cartel or mafia. >> reporter: bruce smith did not respond to our request for comment but as part of a separate lawsuit that never mentioned smith, he gave a videotaped deposition earlier this year and he questioned the intelligence of any officer willing to steal during those raids. >> you would be an idiot. i know people do it, but it is beyond my belief people are that stupid. >> nobody is policing the police. >> reporter: john scott is a civil rights attorney of 30 years and filed this latest lawsuit. how many more victims do you think are out there? >> hundreds. >> reporter: recreational marijuana has only been legal in california for less than four years. prior to that those robbed by law enforcement were to scared to speak up. >> call the police and admit you're illegally growing or transporting marijuana? i don't think so. who are you going to call? ghost busters? >> reporter: in the remote corners of california's emerald triangle, zeke worries corruption may have gone unchecked for decades inside the very agencies sworn to pr

will likely start hiking rates september and move six times before the end of 2023 let's bring in bruce kazmin, head of global economic research and chief economist at jpmorgan. welcome. seems the fed chair is trying to thread a difficult needle between a concern about rising inflation on the one hand, and a concern that a new variant of covid may be a damper on economic activity. what do you see him trying to to here and will he succeed >> i don't think it's quite as fine a needle. the economy is showing enormous strength in the fourth quarter we think we'll grow at a 7% annualized pace so he's no doubt presenting the uncertainty and concern about omicron but you have that inflation being persistent, the economy showing robust growth and he's been following a steady stream of fed speakers in recent weeks saying we should be considering accelerating the taper unless there's something on the health care front that is disruptive in the next couple weeks, it looks like that's what they're going to do. >> the concern about fast growth, higher inflation that for now at least overwhelms the d

we will contact you bruce. i would use some label. jessica merritt hawkins at gym every period. megabytes cameron's at yahoo! ross green is never going to prescribe coach in the story of several who speaks spanish. okay. him here who was her? the one as was up, but it will go with fidelity. better just of them for her new party. yeah, because it pursue hooker. can you kind of speaker and promotional? no the so ok there would be should look. so her jewelry must be the presidential richard or mikaya moved to lose or in the rest i could have shook a run under jimmy brandon pressed on a committee who howard recollection average no rashad is a good historical. this is kim, the kim, not the chest. you said a quick olives was phyllis, is that the kid that he's the good is no good. she, you can push a tentative as much as you national both of your vocal, her shops to look at because there, you probably know mostly who could do those militia should be a permanent, stubborn no student tech olivia playing good as well. you can so ceo's a bouquet

if that doesn't work, tweerling tha we're telling nasa to call bruce willis. that is it for "the lead." our coverage continues. >>> breaking news, the jury finds all three men on trial for the murder of ahmaud arbery guilty, the verdict sparking cheer this is brunswick where arbery's family has been waiting for justice ever since he was gunned down. >>> also tonight attorneys for former president trump say that the committee probing the january 6th attack on the capitol could permanently damage

bruce: that's a good question.he issue is that chairman powell sold a stock index fund last october. keep in mind, that was outside the fed's blackout, it was months after the fed set its monetary policy for the pandemic. still, some progressives have drawn attention to these trades, trying to build the case against jay powell in the favor of brainerd. on obama appointee. the critics also point to the departure of two regional bank presidents from the fed this year following disclosures of trading last year. there's potentially ammunition that critics could be using. people familiar say the key officials see no reason for concern over this trading. dani: do we have a timeline yet? when are we likely to hear a decision from biden? bruce: the clock is ticking. jay powell's term as chair expires in february. president biden has said that he will decide fairly quickly on his pick to be chairman. he's met with both jay powell and reynard at the white house. the treasury secretary janet yellen is a former fed chair and h

. >> reporter: send bruce willis. but nasa calls lindley johnson. >> well, i'm the real bruce willis. >> reporter: johnson is nasa's real-life planetary defense officer. responsible for mapping thousands of near-earth asteroids, seen here in blue, that could threaten earth. so far 10,000 seem big enough to cause a calamity if they were to hit our planet. in 2013 a small asteroid roughly 60 feet across exploded over russia, injuring more than 1,600 people. >> if they were to impact particularly in a populated area, it would be a natural disaster on the order of anything that we've ever dealt with. >> reporter: houp vulnerable is the earth to one of these objects? >> if it's a large object, there's currently nothing to stop it. >> lift-off. >> reporter: nasa just launched earth's first planetary defense mission, d.a.r.t., the double asteroid redirection test. the spacecraft will target the moon of a harmless double asteroid nearly 7 million miles away. >> the d.a.r.t. spacecraft is going to come in at 15,000 miles per h

smith. >> they are nothing different than their own cartel or mafia. >> reporter: bruce smith did notespond to our request for comment but is part of a separate lawsuit that never mentioned smith. he gave a videotaped deposition earlier-this year and he questioned the intelligence of any officer willing to steal during those raids. >> you would be an idiot. um, i know people do it. but it -- it's beyond my belief that people are that stupid. >> nobody's policing the police. >> reporter: john scott is a civil rights attorney of 30 years, and filed this latest lawsuit. >> how many more victims do you think are out there? >> hundreds. >> reporter: recreational marijuana has only been legal in california for less than four years. scott believes prior to that, those robbed by law enforcement were too scared to speak up. >> you going to call the police and admit you are illegally growing or transporting marijuana? i don't think so. who are you going to call? ghostbusters? >> reporter: in the remote corners of california's emerald triangle, zeke flatten worries corruption may have gone unche

bruce: the ukrainians are saying similar things.e know the ukrainians are on the diplomatic offensive at the moment, trying to shore up support western countries. the ukrainian foreign minister was recently in brussels, the defense minister was in washington, the head of the defense intelligence agency told a u.s. newspaper over the weekend that they are seeing the same possibility of the russian invasion, similar time, january and february. tom: have we heard anything from vladimir putin? bruce: over the weekend, russian media called this hysteria, so not surprisingly russia says there's nothing to this. putin is very concerned by what he sees as a u.s. overreach, western overreach, working too closely with ukrainians on defense matters. so putin sees this as something the west is instigating and not him. tom: ok, burstein corn in hong kong with the latest on the scoop around u.s. intelligence sharing with your -- european allies. the bank of england's top two officials raise questions over a december rate rise. how should u.k. bus

bruce einhorn there on the latest on what we can expect from xi and biden.here in singapore gearing up for the new economy form. we will catch up with gina raimondo later in the week, and that is pivotal. there is a cracking piece on the bloomberg terminal this morning talking about the various scenario plans on the trade front, who loses and who wins? china could lose quite a lot in terms of growth, 2.5% if you go to the worst case scenario on trade. dani: there's also this question about inflation surging not for the u.s. but china as well. some of the margins in u.s. companies have enjoyed, will that sustain if all of a sudden we have producer prices picking up in china? do they pass that along to u.s. companies and margins start to deteriorate? i with say that the happenings in china,, the u.s. has been insulated from prices, will that change? manus: well we will debate that through the week. the european market open is next. market will be here in just a second. we are in -- mark will be here in just a second. we are in singapore. ♪ and there you have i

one person who will not be at bruce table this year.be chelsea clinton should take note. >> my perspective. mississippi law may be a more drokt threat. -- direct threat. [coughing]. >> excuse me. a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> there you go. she's still coughing. starting coughing during the 2016 primary and hasn't stopped. >> it's like biden. it's catching. these people want to tell you how to have good health. they are coughing all the time. >> i would suggest, we all care our family's health. >> you agree. >> but it's flu season. we do care about our families. there is a point where we go on with our lives. we don't go out if we are sick. that's been generally known. we don't need the government to tell us get tested at the table. it's fascinaing they think this is the new normal. americans will say maybe not. we will live our lives the way we see fit. appropriate? >> they want to install themselves as annual, seasonal individuals what we turn to for advice. they become part of our lives every time we conigate. -- congr

, food and medical aid in short supply is thousands of migrants camp of the border between baller, bruce and poland for the 3rd night. how correspondent is that? apparently this girl, a branch, now she is leading in, she needs help. but the problem is that there are new medic around there are no doctor is around and i was really nobody knows. well how to deal with cobra cash. rob madonna is locked in a bit. a battle with the u. s. government over the lucrative rights to the vaccine . and with the prob, into the discredited tra brush dossier underway, we look at how the mainstream media and the democrats are refusing to face the fact ah global news on international reaction. this is our team from moscow. i'm calling bright bucket to the program. first for the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized the e used handling of the migrant crisis at the border between poland and baller bruce and says the barbed wire pushed backs and violence. our unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation. thousands of asylum seekers camp for a 3rd night in dire conditions along the

bruce both syria, yamini and iraqi citizens. by the rule is continuing to supply migrants of the border with humanitarian aid. as poland remains relentless in his decision to not let anyone in president putin house dress, that the use reaction to the crisis has been inhumane. level humanitarian as she should be at the forefront. but when at the board of the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, 10 sirens and lights on it night in those places where children and women including pregnant women are how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the basis of the policy of our west and colleagues, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the border between barrows and poland. the conditions are very, very harsh. here at night, temperatures drop below 0 celsius and will lighting a fire is one of the very few ways people here can keep themselves warm. so, and one of the biggest impressions so far, and the, one of the biggest shocks, at least in my personal opinion,

bruce, where thousands have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights. but as the political situation hates up, the weather there is only getting colder and among those sacrificing basic comforts in their efforts to find a better life of families with children. these are some of the latest pictures that we've got from the border camp, adding to the migrant plight of course food on water supplies said to be running low right now. many also having to sleep. keep warm in damn, but sleeping bags. people including children, have spent the day collecting wood for fires as cold might draw in. and we've been speaking to some of those in the camp, including a disabled boy who's hoping to get treatment in the e. u. who you want to be when you grow old victor. holiday ghoul concert was born with a disease in his legs. we tried very hard to get treatment abroad, which we didn't get permission to leave the country. we received an offer for treatment from germany, but we were not allowed to leave curtis down. after several years of not being allowed to leave, the doct

west of lawrence to smear campaign over the migrant crisis unfolding on the border between beller, bruce and poland. after the polish prime minister directly blamed the demon potent for creating the situation. also this hour germany tries to get control over the corona virus by imposing tough restrictions. the number of infections reaches its highest level since the start of the pandemic. and moscow defense minister says us warships in the black said near rushes, borders are threatened to regional security. ah, are good to happy with his life for moscow, this is off he international is world news at 10 with me calling bright 1st for you, then the e. u is partially suspending a visa facilitation deal with bella bruce in response to what the blocks calling on going hybrid attack launched by the beller russian regime. several 100 migrants of gathered belarus, his border with poland, looking to cross into the e. u. member state. go back to your home. you are not allowed to get this idea. leave the idea. now, we will use both to break on. this is some of the latest video we've got from the bo

ah, food and medical aid in short supply is thousands of migrants camp of the border between bruce and poland for a 3rd night doll correspondent is that apparently this girl a little sadly, with a branch. now she's bleeding in, she needs help. but the problem is that there are no medics around. there are no doctors around and i really nobody knows what, how to deal with this covey cash. rob madonna is locked in a bit, a battle with the u. s. government right now, over the lucrative rights to it's vaccine. and with the prob, into the discredited from russia dossier underweight, we don't have the mainstream media. the democrats are refusing to face the fact. ah, hello, good tabby with us with live news, 247. this is alta international from moscow. i'm calling bright 1st for you this our, the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized the e used handling of the migrant crisis of the border between potent and baller bruce and said that barbed wire push backs and violence are unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation by now thousands of asylum seekers camped for

good by ah, the refugee stand off between bella bruce and the european union escalates. it's the latest example of the you winds refugee convention under stream. so, do we need a new international agreement to ensure better protection from migrants and refugees? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim, jim beller, bruce and the you are raising their stakes in the stand off over refugees and migrants. the e. u is imposing more sanctions on entities in belarus. it accuses president alexander lucas shanker. of encouraging undocumented migrants to cross into poland, lithuania and latvia. in response, luc ashika is threatening to cut off gas supplies to europe. poland has asked nato to take concrete steps to resolve the crisis. thousands of refugees are stuck in the middle of the political route. they've spent weeks at the border sleeping and camps in freezing temperatures. many have been denied basic protection such as housing and medical care for you in is urging all sides to uphold their obligations under international humanitarian law. v

our top story, this, our bella, bruce has shut down a major oil pipeline which runs from russia to poland and on to other e u countries. minsk science on scheduled maintenance. i think that the stoppage would last 3 days. is led to claims from europe that the move is no coincidence considering the situation is currently unfolding on the countries border. my colleague, he to know, neil heard more from artillio katrinka. this is actually the number one intrigue, whether there are any links between this closure of the operations in this throws war friendship pipeline. what i want to make clear though is that we're talking about an oil pipeline and also earlier warnings by the, by russian president, alexander lucas angle, about the potential shut down of a gas pipeline. well, technically there aren't because immense curb is saying that's the reason for this is just that something needs to be fixed. and this is something that's only gonna last for 3 days. more importantly, we're talking about completely different transit routes, completely different pipelines and different kind of commodities

bruce. we've also received this video from our correspondence in the area which you might find upsetting. i, you can see an unconscious woman lying on the ground that now according to the people around her, she collapsed after being tear gassed. however, we are unable to verify that information or correspondent who's there, asked some of the migrants how they arrived in belarus, where he from iraq. how did he end up in belarus and the good visa and come to that are us? yeah, but where did you get her? the visa it intercourse in turkey. the 1st you flew to turkey. yes. and that's where you get filarious visa. yes. why do you get bell russian visa in ankara and not in iraq? who i don't know, said this is your passport. this is bell russian visa. yes. did you pay any money for this? a lot of money and for every $1.00 i paid $2600.00 for visa, for every one. me and my mom and my wife and my brother and we are, we are to will fair so no to know how $1000.00 in for one visa would run the the it is

the medical examiners office had not done who 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who knew bruce hanson and would care. and it was easy for fear job is to be the last and most important source of information about this person. they had his name, they had his name when he 1st arrived to the more they had his name when they put them on a list to offer as a cadaver for to section of medical school. when i had the name and i did the 1st basic search, it came up immediately. his ex wife in new jersey for one phone call. and i had her one phone call and i was, she was carrying the phone to her daughter. nobody called us. i never changed my last name. it still hanson. i live in the same state as new jersey. nina had no problem calling me up to find out. mm. it shouldn't. it ended up in there. they should know out there in for 3 years, being in albert einstein, hospital just you know, going through their medical procedures for 3 years. put them in a cold box, but now gotten them up, put in it's awful it's, it's awful. i'm angry at how it happened. i'm angry with the medical exam or the h

the magpies have been managerless since steve bruce parted company with the club just over two weeksnemouth manager is now favourite to take the job at st james's park. former england captain michael vaughan says he was named in yorkshire's azeem rafiq report but "totally denies any allegation of racism". an investigation found rafiq had been a victim of "racial harassment and bullying" while at the club. meanwhile sponsors and partners continue to cut their ties withthe county over their handling of the racism allegations. this afternoon harrogate spring water became the latest company to withdraw their sponsorship, while nike have said they will no longer be their kit supplier. yorkshire's board will meet tomorrow to discuss the fallout, having previously said it would take no disciplinary action against its employees, players or executives and has been called to give evidence to government ministers. it's been clear over the course of this investigation to we have had concerns of the manner in which decisions have been made and it's very clear, given the conclusion of the investig

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♪ >> how many times have you seen bruce springsteen in there? he started? >> yes. this is the rock 'n' roll bar in new jersey. >> how many bruce springsteen concerts have you been to? >> 137. >> who is counting? >> 137. >> it's my vice. i don't drink, i don't smoke, i don't do drugs but i've been to 137 bruce springsteen concerts. chris. nice to meet you. >> who is this? >> tiana. >> how are you? >> christie is shall we say personal style? >> i have no interest in answering your question, get the hell off the beach. >> is part of who he is. >> your edge, have you always been like that? have you always had the edge to use your words? >> i think so. >> like out of the womb? >> i don't know about out of the womb but i remember as far back as like grade school feeling like i had a little edge and mixed with like a little bit of like charm, like being able to like talk to people and convince them of things, and i think to be effective in politics in this state, you have to have both. >> it was here on the jersey shore where that effectiveness was put

bruce, is that you laughing? >> they say angry black man, angry brother.w i'm sit still excited about the braves. i haven't slept all week. they can say whatever they want. youngkin came in with a message of america first, it resonated with all, you see what's going on, the economy, you see the gas prices, you see just the entire biden administration slipping down a slope. youngkin walked in there and said hey, i'm a business guy, i want to just leave my business, i want to come and serve, sound familiar? you know? many others like that, that people are really less-resonating their message as hey, these guys are regular people want to do the people's business. that's what won for him. he came in there, he found the void, he filled it, he brought his business experience to the voters of the great state of virginia, and it prevailed. more so than anything you saw the lieutenant governor, winston sears is so exciting. so listen, this is just the beginning o the red wave. well let me just reiterate that - - the real wave, okay? this is for all. i'm just really

they're joining, but there were a lot of great times with, with bruce in the line. mm hm. when he started by spiraling down, that was in 84. we moved right next to bar called late. yes. we used to go to lady else on on friday nights, got a baby sitter for kimberly. and he started hanging out with the lighted different people and started drinking heavily and the bar was right next door, which is not the greatest thing. didn't think that anything of it when we moved to the house, but it happened and i remember back of bottles being under the bad hit in, you know, so and then they would argue constantly. so i just remember my childhood, not a wonderful. mm. you know, i think that he hurt his back at work and he got addicted to pain medication. and then cocaine than alcohol. and he just spiraled down hell. mm. ah, you would always enter my conscience. i always wonder if he is he okay, what is he doing? is he living on the streets? even when i would go to manhattan when i was younger, i would always wonder though, as him you know, i'd always wanna give money to those people cuz

a couple sure we will contact you bruce. i just some people, jessica smith and zemett period. megabytes cameron's at yahoo! ross from creative nevada of the book coach in the story of cheryl who speaks spanish. okay. him here who was her the one as was up. but a book over for belinda. bitter. lots of them for her new party. yeah. because it postal kosher can kind of speaker and promotional, not the so okay. would be should look. so her jewelry must be the presidential election. mikaya move to lose or in the record of joke is a run under jimmy brandon preston. a committee who howard recollection average assured is that his frequently this is kim, the kim, not the chest. you said a quick olives was phyllis, is that the kid that he's that i'm good is no good. she you can push a tentative as much as you national both of your vocal, her shops to look a bizarre was there. you probably know mostly who could use those militia should be a permanent stubborn no student tech olivia playing a small you can so ceo's a bouquet. we're not

[laughter] >> thank you bruce pretty. >> people doubt it monticello want to agree with you down but i am an adams fan and david and i testify before some committees in congress front again a monument or memorial. and i have been public said that i believe there ought to be an adams memorial on the tidal basin as sufficient distance from the jefferson boylston listening take turns casting shadows over each other's faÇades. an adams was long overdue and i don't want him to be replaced by jefferson and i think that the correspondence in the twilight years, between 1812 - 1826, is the culminating correspondence of the revolutionary generation and some sense, the revolution is not complete until those two people are together. so i want to leave jefferson on mount rushmore and there's no place of their for adams but i don't think that any kind of stone monument with do adams justice nobles has to be flesh and blood but i appreciate the man's interest in adam's memory and i think he's very much of the way back and thanks to some of the things that i've written and also the hbo series and is

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. >> bruce willis and ben affleck about there? hope so. they have a camera to send back photos. they do not know of dangerous asteroids threatening to hit the earth. want to clarify that. they just want to see if they can do it. just in case. >> it is a good target. a little asteroid, all you have to do is nudge it. >> when in doubt call bruce willis, he knows what to do. >> that is good advice especially christmas. as we know "diehard" is the finest christmas movie of all-time. [ laughter ] >>> let's take a look at what is happening, let's get through thanksgiving now. clear skies, breezy for the higher elevations in the north bay and inland in the east bay. 40-60 mile-an-hour range right now. it will be a chilly start wednesday morning, gusty winds will not make their way into the lower elevations, temperatures in the valleys will be cold. warming up by the afternoon and a dry, warm, thanksgiving weekend not just for the holiday but all of the way through friday, saturday, sunday. check on the winds, this is the fire weathertraker. every one of the circles is a different stati