jim clark had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by colin chapman now needed a new driverand the man they chose was your. yeah so you switched to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said at lotus i'll either become world champion or i'll die trying. this is so easy took that risk yes it was the part with the devil. may be your lead in that it's not about winning a grand prix becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem for. the 969 spanish can plead was a street circuits where the teens use tie real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and left the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then to hit the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps early. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a brok

just didn't was the best driver but it was at the wheel of a notice put together by colin chapman. many 1st this song is a bit of my biggest fear is something breaking. as i feel i'm good enough not to make any mistakes can't be lots of luck you know but i'm not sure if i can control the car if something goes wrong with some of the shift. nino's me into was constantly at trackside such as here in sanford on june 21st 970 the dutch copy just something that was again the fastest man and led the field. then the ominous sight of black smoke another crash and the fear. is that. it. as a young english carriage his car crashed and went up in flames. down causing the accident happened behind me i saw the car and claims on my next. entire area was on fire after a crash like that it's not easy to carry on concentrating city into guns from the air. but the race was completed regardless of the death of a friend and then came fast and had difficulty fighting back the ts. you feel the only time i was just lost a friend was a huge shock. because i want to see racing be as safe as possible and tha

clark had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by cullen chapman now needed a new driver and the man they chose was your. to look you switched to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said look at lotus i'll either become world champion or i'll die trying. on this isn't easy took that risk yes it was the part with the devil. you lead in that it's not about winning a grand prix becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem for. the 969 spanish conclave was a street circuits where the teams hughes tie real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and left the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then tipped the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps earlier. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a bro

had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by colin chapman now needed a new driver and the manthey chose was. to you switch to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said. i'll either become world champion or i'll die trying. this is a leap he took that risk yes it was a pact with the devil. you lead in the it's not about winning a grand prix and becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem in. the 1969 spanish conclave was the streets where the teens use tae real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and. let the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then take the ferry is at the same spot as his teammates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps an ear. full the hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers his pal and the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion when mothers autogas

jim clark had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by collin chapman now needed a new driver and the man they chose was your. yeah so he switched to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said. either become world champion or i'll die trying. on disease or if you took that risk yes it was the part with the devil. you believed in the it's not about winning a grand prix becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem in. the 1969 spanish conclave was a street circuits where the teams use tie real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and left the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then to hit the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussi

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trial 6 years later chapman was cleared of all criminal charges. in the more i think you're going to was perhaps my greatest friend and much of raising. my perhaps if you want to sound out of this neighborhood and i do not. want any reason to think he would have been a main driver. 6 days after the crash your husband was buried in cots wall street. he was just 28 years old. no one but 970 season beats his points lead later that year his widow nina was presented the driver's trophy by jackie stewart yahoo and was world champion. and. family income. was a good. option . there is this guy and there's shows defied gravity. the flatline artist of. the french something struck the balancing act between extreme sports and dance theater. you're. coming up on d w. is growing in this scene. in the form of. super foods that are also good for the their primordial plants but a futuristic resource and they can do even more. from 2 continents present their green vision. global 3000. and 30 minutes on d w. and you you know years and years we're going to you and how

sadly, without third baseman matt chapman who had hip surgery in september. but since this injury, the as have ripped off four of five meetings with the astros. skipper bob melvin had a thought about that. >> obviously, chapman for us was a huge loss. but maybe there is something to that, that we played houston right after that. and we were able to win the series like that. that is probably a good observation that we probably felt like after that, that somehow, we could manage around it and still win games without him. >> who took this trophy in baltimore? the winner of the preakness stakes, the colt authentic on the right side. swiss sky diver going for it. >> swiss sky diver inside! they are nose to nose, all the way to the wire, and it the going to be a photo finish! >> it was the filly swift sky diver winning by a head. she became the 12th female to win a triple crown race. and get this. the jockey, robbie albarado, was a last minute rider. now, fans got another for this one. a 1-1 game with the la galaxy. look at this. andy rios guess what? san jose has

for more we turn to chapman bell live in london good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. as cases grow, so do the restrictions across the continent really varying degreeing though, mostly regional we've seen some countries opting to close restaurants and bars like we've seen in parts of belgium, france, and also scotland places like italy suffered one of the most initial outbreaks and had a huge surge in cases initially. they've done a good job of keeping cases under control, but they've had to impose more major restrictions giving mayors the ability to close rerestaurants and bars and impose curfews and limit group numbers. we're seeing parts of germany going back into lockdown for the first time since april in one district there, and we're also seeing more restrictions here in the uk of varying degrees, mostly regional. we're seeing places like here in england going into a tiered system, parts of scotland going into lockdown, wales going into what is the harshest lockdown in the uk where they're going to have a two-week fire break where they'll close everything down to

a category one storm but it still has sustained winds of 85 miles an hour still very strong jake chapmandown how people are prepping for the storm and the emergency crews on standby. >>you could see the rain and the wind pick up here in lake charles is people are gearing up for hurricane delta. now there is still debris from hurricane laura but crews are down here right now helping the pick up the pieces to help the new >>just basically helping them try to get back to some semblance of normal life. >>grant will also works for a t i a disaster recovery company that helps businesses to sustain storm damage from natural disasters his company has been down in lake charles the last month helping the recovery efforts from hurricane laura but even after laura and delta there will still be pieces to pick up. >>the rain that comes in behind the winds and things can actually do a lot of damage also so it's best for us to get in early to get the and homes and things started off quickly and wasa believes this hurricane season will help businesses and people realize the importance of having insurance

officers hit michael chapman with a foam baton chapman later identified as an agitator and counter protester at a rally supporting president trump earlier in the day at that rally police say chapman exposed a ballistic vest that he had been wearing under his jacket. >>the south bay man faces charges accused of sexually assaulting several victims while he was a house manager at hopes sober living in san jose police say 32 year-old justin abraham lopez sexually assaulted at least 4 people. officers arrested him sherman oaks he is now awaiting extradition to santa clara county. >>after a long fight on capitol hill amy coney barrett has been confirmed as a supreme court justice. >>how democrats say her confirmation should shake up the november election also president trump and joe biden both of them hitting the battleground state of pennsylvania, how each candidate is approaching the campaign during the pandemic. >>and the 27 named tropical storm of the atlantic making landfall now and headed toward the united states, we'll tell you when >>i am grateful for the confidence you have expressed in m

lizette chapman, thank you so much. surge in past $13,000 for the first time since july of last year. this after paypal announcing it will allow customers to use cryptocurrency. the news sparking an exuberant response from cryptofinance and inching towards a wider acceptance by old-school financial mainstays. i spoke to michael nova grass who runs galaxy digit al about what it means. michael: one of the reasons is it is hard to buy you cannot call jp morgan, but bank of america, e*trade. where most of the wealth is in america, 45 to 80-year-olds, the baby boomers and the next generation, they are not used to or ong in on a square app a coinbase wallet they call their brokers. what i am seeing at a rapidly changing pace is more and more infrastructure being put in buy. to allow easier easyis a huge step on how it is for people to buy and sell crypto. we were going to see e*trade come next, you are going to see the credit card companies, visa, mastercard and american express, they are going to -- i would bet within a year

is attacking the suv and he was hit in the torso police identified that person was hit as michael chapman and stuck struck by that foam the time he was later arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment and of obstructing an officer. >>to the south bay now santa clara county residents impacted by recent wildfires can pre-register for disaster calfresh starting today disaster calfresh provides food benefits in the form of an electronic benefit transfer or ebt card that can be used to grocery stores and other qualifying locations, individuals or families who lived or worked in santa clara county between august 14th and september 12 may be also eligible for food benefit. if money was lost from work because of the wildfire or related power outages. >>also in the south bay, the man on your screen is accused of sexually assaulting several. people while he was a house manager at hopes sober living in san jose. according to the report at least 4 victims have reported assaults allegedly committed by the 32 year-old suspect justin abraham lopez police arrested lopez down and sherman oaks southern ca

. ♪ firefighters" by arthur chapman. where's smith and hennessey, edwards and stowe.small? the ranger listened and murmured low. they are missing, chief, that's all. where the smoke rolls high i heard them ride. they waved goodbye to me. good god, they might as will have tried to put back the rolling sea. i rode for eight until my horse fell dead then waited the mountain stream. the pools i swam were blood red and covered with choking steam. there was never a comrade to shout hello. though i swung back many a call. the brave ways new what it meant to go. they are missing, chief, that's all. ♪ of the 78 officially listed firefighters who died, the deaths occurred in six separate incidents. it was not one mass fatality. narrator: there were plenty of accounts from the fire that did not involve fatalities. one ranger crew survived the fire by taking refuge in a sandbar in the saint joe river 65 miles into the bitterroots from wallace. everyone reported them dead until the crew walked out one week later. pinchota fire happens, realizes, like all people who can see public

chapman throws a hundred. they don't care about triple digits that is gone.iving the rays a lead, and the dugout going crazy. yankees down to the final out, lining on out to one-time a's farm hand joey wendell in third and the rays beat the yankees, knock them out, 2-1. they will face the astros in the alcs, oh, a thriller in the nba finals. lebron james verse jimmy butler. back and forth town the stretch. mickey mouse in the house. disney company is the parent company of abc7, we saw great action. butler, with the jumper, 103-101, lakers up by one. it's butler the fade away. 35 points and a triple double. lebron goes for 40. not to be denied inside. 19 seconds left. butler fouled by anthony davis. lakers the not like the call. makes both free throws. 11 seconds left. danny green for the win. markieff morrison throws it away. the heat win ♪ ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. >>> all right, have a good weekend. we appreciate your time, jumy kimmel

mike rousseau made this 100 mile-per-hour pitch disappear, that ball from harold as chapman, he put the a's into the championship series as they won the game with the final 2- one of the series 3-2. the astros are next in lcs, the dodgers faced the atlanta braves. >>> nfl 49ers the nine point favorite to handle business with the miami dolphins on sunday. they are feeling especially good, now the number 10 is quarterback one again. >> as far as getting out there, we've had the whole week to work on it, so we are feeling pretty good right now. >> reporter: quarterback jimmy garoppolo recovered enough from a bad right ankle, practice all weekend will start against the dolphins at levi stadium, fullback kyle yousif says finally, the starters are back together again. >> it's been really cool in practice this week, to look to my right, there's george. look to my left, there's brandon . depot, raheem, jimmy across the way. that is exactly how we envisioned it in the off- season. and it's great to finally have everybody healthy and there together. >> this just end, it's being reported now that

chapman throws a hundred. they don't care about triple digits that is gone.kees down to the final out, lining on out to one-time a's farm hand joey wendell in third and the rays beat the yankees, knock them out, 2-1. they will face the astros in the alcs, oh, a thriller in the nba finals. lebron james verse jimmy butler. back and forth town the stretch. mickey mouse in the house. disney company is the parent company of abc7, we saw great action. butler, with the jumper, 103-101, lakers up by one. it's butler the fade away. 35 points and a triple double. lebron goes for 40. not to be denied inside. 19 seconds left. butler fouled by anthony davis. lakers the not like the call. makes both free throws. 11 seconds left. danny green for the win. markieff morrison throws it away. the heat win i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors can move closer to family or medical care. i looked at moving but i can't afford the

chapman throws 100 miles an hour , but when you throw it in hard larry goes, taking the yard by mark brosseau. that would be the game-winning home run in the raising on to win 2-1 to take the series 3-2. tampa is headed to the lcs where they will face the houston astros in game one on sunday. >>> we always have time for a great golf shot and perhaps even more. it is time to check this out. sergio garcia at the shriners hospital for children is open, b,111 out, par four, six whole, looks good. a couple of bounces and right in the hole for eagle. garcia had two strokes back of the league. love this, taking you to columbia for some extreme bike racing and heather and andre i mean extreme. look at this pov cam as the spanker raised his races, the longest downhill race. this is insane taking the stairs right down and living to tell about it. wow. >> pretty amazing. stella's test results came back. he wants me to bring her in...today. oh, no. come here, you. oh, jay, i'm so sorry. that is the bad thing about loving animals, right? but think about all the wonderful things you gave her, like

chapman. i want to thank the sponsor and all of you for including the class of disabled people in the care and ordinance. and i had a very nice conversation with one of the staff in supervisor walton's office about, you know, the necessity of considering the people who are going to benefit from being able -- from having a cause of action to sue would be people like [broken audio] and the people who are in front of my house. i did ask for a copy and i got one. i was very satisfied [broken audio] with that aspect of it. by including, you know, citations and misdemeanors and maybe felonies [broken audio] as potential results of action like occurs outside [broken audio] which can be dramatic. imagine the trauma for these poor young men who maybe are subjected to this forever. [broken audio] in the public right-of-way. you know, not even sitting or camped out or anything like that. you're not going to see [broken audio] because, a, i wouldn't whip out a cellphone to take pictures of my co-owner. bu

you see, terry chapman did not believe that we needed a settled amendment.he preferred to go state-by-state and bake women for the vote. beg man for the vote for women. no, we cannot go state right state. we have to have a federal amendment. i have shown you a picture of professions that we planned. it was planned for the very eve of the inauguration. we were going to confront him with the glory of our cause. here in the photograph, you see this whitehorse that led the suffrage parade. she was a beautiful young woman. unfortunately, she exhausted herself in her work for suffrage and died at the podium exclaiming mr. president, how long must women wait for liberty? but you see how we presented ourselves, all in beautiful white clothing. and we marched instead. we wore sashes of purple, gold and white. and there is another picture actually i believe from the national archives that shows us all marching. yes, that is it. you see how we presented our beautiful promise beautifully to the world and woodrow wilson. there were 5000, men and women, in a procession. s

this is an image by conrad chapman, who painted all sorts of scenes from that time around charleston harbor. and you can see this loan confederate century standing -- sentry standing there with the confederate flag. in the distance, you can see the union blockade, all the vessels, and you can also see morris island, where they were shelling fort sumter from. not only were they shelling fort sumter, they were hitting the city of charleston. so, what confederate forces do, they put union prisoners of war in charleston and let the union know that they might hit some of their own men. in retaliation to this, the union takes confederate prisoners down and put them on the edge of morris island to use them as human shields. so, here again, how this warhead devolved from this gentleman's warfare to, by the end, they're literally using prisoners as human shields. but over the course of -- and this is another shot after the war, but fort sumter looked like. over the course of two years, the union is going to fire 3500 tons of metal into the island. and like i said, just turn it into one giant

yet today they have called for a protest in front of the chapman embassy in bangkok. activists they are referring to a statement made by germany's foreign minister heikal moscow earlier this month he said it does not want to tie king to conduct any kind of official state business from germany regarding thailand i mean the german government spect is that. the children conscripts to germany are private so they think it's not appropriate for him to rule from a german soil and the activists. wants to know more about this issue and demanding an investigation from the german government. and foreign minister he also reacted to distil and at a press conference today he said that cross the channel government look into what the king has been doing achievement but he also royalists thailand they criticize the protest movement and social media they even threaten violence how divided is the country yet that is certainly some form of division in the country we have seen today also in front of the chairman and the another ereli by supporters of the monarchy. then. second relieved by

the aggies with the defense all game including this 51-yard strike to caleb chapman tying it last latenext possession, gators trying to retake the lead and driving, bulb it is a fumble. davis stripped by johnson. a huge play when the aggies needed it most. it sets this up. the game-winning field goal as time expired -- take note of the fans in the stands there. a&m wins 41-38, the first win against a top-five team at home since 2002. afterwards, florida said they want to see a full house at the next home game. ron desantis lifted restrictions last week. >> crowd was certainly a factor in the game. i will say that. i know our governor passed that rule. hopefully the university administration decides to let us pack the swamp for lsu next week. >> you saying you want to see 90,000 -- >> i absolutely want to see 90,000. there were -- i don't think the section behind our bench, i didn't see an empty seat. it was packed. the entire student section, must have 50,000 people behind our bench going crazy. >> reporter: texas a&m listed their attendance at nearly 25,000 fans for the game yesterday

kellen mond finds ka leb chapman. we're tied at 38.h small comes up big. 19 yard field goal as time expires and texas a&m defeats florida. >> warrior fans know only one team in nba history came back from a 3-1 deficit. that was the cavaliers that came back in 2016. but now he's on the other side with the lakers trying to hold off a miami heat team that refuses to hold. a winner take-all game seven. right here on abc 7. butler and lebron went head to head last night with an epic fourth quarter trying to will their teams to victories. ultimately, his 30 point triple double effort wasn't enough to spark them to a win. >> we came here for a reason. nobody's worried thinking about going home. we got two more games to win. we know that we can do this. so nobody is worried about going home. we're worried about getting better and getting another one. >> you have to live in the moment and prepare yourself each and every possession. if you start to wander, you make a mistake. one thing about this team you are playing, they make you pay for every

. >>> a coronavirus outbreak among students at chapman university in orange. around 36 students have been infected within the last ten days. 17 are living in university housing and all are in isolation. >>> younger students around the state, california superintendent will have an update today, will give an update on ongoing pandemic support efforts. watch live on cbsn bay area at 9:30 this morning. >>> new, another 898,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that number is higher than expected but it is still the 7th week that new jobless claims are fewer than 1 million. >>> still ahead, what's going on above this california airport? ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the unusual sighting in the skies for a second time. >>> i am tracking our extreme heat, dangerous fire weather conditions with those offshore winds, seeing gusts as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour in the higher elevations this morning. we'll talk about a red flag warning, heat advisory, and wind advisory coming up. >>> as we take a look at the roadways, metering ligh

robert chapman would a strategic management professor at san jose state university. moving from 10% try to 25% is a start but a long ways from a healthy business climate. >> there is a trade-off between being safe and getting the economy moving. >> business owners, patrons and health officials are hopeful continued to key declines the county up to the next year of recovery from covid-19. >>> what we are learning from newly released video of a deadly shooting of a suspect by napa county sheriff's deputies. >>> let's start the investments that deal with inequities. >> steph curry sits down virtually with bill gates. coming up, a plan to do more interviews as part of a large commitment to civic engagement. >>> much to the delight of kids in relief of parents, san francisco opens the playground after being off-limits for months. new safety protocols in place. when you take a look at her record, it all begins to un-ravel. ann ravel's no reformer, she's backed by big corporations who've poured hundreds of thousands into her campaign. and she opposes ballot measures to make

>> reporter: doctor robert chapman wood is a professor at san jose state university and says moving from 10-25% indoor occupancy is a start but a long way from healthy business climates. >> there's a trade-off between being safe and getting the economy going. >> reporter: business owners, patrons, and health officials are hopeful. continued declines and key indicators will lift the county into the next tier recovery of covid-19. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> to bay area universities are getting ready to hold football practices on campus. san jose state and stanford have received clearance from santa clara county to hold practices at home. san jose state has spent more than a week practicing at humboldt state. stanford has been working in san mateo county ridge side high school. officials at both colleges promise to follow strict, state, and county coronavirus guidelines. san jose state opens their season at home one week from saturday against air force, stanford's first home game is november 14th against colorado. >>> the number of coronavirus cases in california continues to move lower, the stat

matt chapman the platinum glover snubbed this year round and get this the nominations came out on thee election debate and they're going to be announced election day. doesn't make any sense. how weird is that? >> that is odd. in this strange year, strange season, right? >> all right. thanks. >> i don't know what they're thinking. i don't think anyone is paying attention to that >> i think seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>> coming up next on abc 7 catch jeopardy followed by wheel of fortune and then at 10:00 watch shark tank. >> and coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> cars making their way into fort mason for a drive-in that was held for the debate. reaction and my story at 11:00. >>> for the last five months, the bay area ballet classes operated indoors without incident. why the group is suddenly told to move outdoors. that

chapman. i want to thank the sponsor and all of you for including the class of disabled people in the care and ordinance. and i had a very nice conversation with one of the staff in supervisor walton's office about, you know, the necessity of considering the people who are going to benefit from being able -- from having a cause of action to sue would be people like [broken audio] and the people who are in front of my house. i did ask for a copy and i got one. i was very satisfied [broken audio] with that aspect of it. by including, you know, citations and misdemeanors and maybe felonies [broken audio] as potential results of action like occurs outside [broken audio] which can be dramatic. imagine the trauma for these poor young men who maybe are subjected to this forever. [broken audio] in the public right-of-way. you know, not even sitting or camped out or anything like that. you're not going to see [broken audio] because, a, i wouldn't whip out a cellphone to take pictures of my co-owner. bu

they don't have the swagger without matt chapman, their third baseman, probably their best player.alented and experienced. down in dodgers stadium this afternoon, the classiest managers in the major league, bob melvin and dusty baker all masked up, and big positive if the a's are going to get back into this thing, the reemergence of crush davis. hits a cookie. solo homer. second in as many days, and the a's lead 1-0. fourth inning, though, 3-1 astros, chat pinter, just a mammoth shot. this is one of those things, come on, the ball has to be juiced. 453 feet to right center. valdez a strong 7, gave up only two runs. still 3-2, and martin maldonado. this is all about home runs. he cranks it out, and 4-2 houston. and the first pitch of the reliever, george springer or it's one to left into the pavilion. his second homer of the game. 5-2 final, and the astros go up in this series 2-0 on oakland. basically now a win or else situation. chad pender, though, still keeping his chin up there. >> we knew going into this, this was going to be a dog fight. this is a team with experience in the

chapman throws 100, mike brew sew doesn't care about t gplone lead. the dugout going crazy.ut, gee owe ush la lining out at 3rd, and the rays beat the yankees 2-1. so they'll face the astros in the alcs. a thriller in the nba finals, lebron james versus jimmy butler back and forth down the stretch. mickey mouse in the house, disney is the parent company of abc7. we saw some great action. butler here the jumper to make it 103-101. lebron goes bully ball as he did so often in this game, 1:15 left, it's butler the fadeaway at 35 points and a triple-dou e triple-double, lebron goes for 40 not to be denied, back up one. 19 seconds left the butler fouled by anthony davis. lakers didn't make the call, 11 for the win! no, markey morrison throws it away, and the heat win 111-108. they're still down three games to two in the series. game six is on sunday here on abc7. >> we came here for a reason. nobody's worried thinking about going home. we got two more games to win. we know that we can do this, so nobody's worried about going home. we're worried about getting better, coming in gam

to the eighth, chapman with the 100 mile an hour fastball for new york.taken by mark ross out and that would be the game- winning home run. the a's hang on to win it 2-1. they take the series 3-2 and tampa is added to the american league championship series where they will face the houston astros sunday in game one. >>> as for the a's, who were eliminated by that very astros yesterday in the division series, one of the big questions they are facing is, will shortstop marcus simeon be back for another year? or perhaps many more years? simeon is an impending free agent who will likely command big bucks in the opening market. the frugal a's typically don't dole out big money to anyone. so what say you, vice president of operations and minority owner billy beane? >> we've got free agents and that's probably the most challenging market for the agents to compete in, even if it's your own guys. the tough thing about getting to the playoffs is having to answer the question and start to get to work on the and some of the other issues we have to address the season.

tied at 1 in the 8th, chapman throws 100. mike brosseau doesn't care about triple digits. the dugout going crazy. yankees down to their final out, gio urshela lining out to joey wendal at third. the rays beat the yankees knock them out 2-1. they'll face the astros in the alcs. >>> a thriller in the nba finals, lebron james versus jimmy butler back and forth down the stretch. mickey mouse in the house, disney is the parent company of abc7. we saw some great action. butler here the jumper to make it 103-101. lebron goes bully ball as he did so often in this game.lakers up. it's butler fadeaway at 35 points, lebron goes for 40, not to be denied. inside back up one, 19 seconds left, butler fouled by anthony davis. lakers didn't like the call, makes both free throws. n r e win no, , it's danny markfft atwin 111-108. game six is on sunday hear on abc7. >> we came here for a reason, nobody's worried thinking about going home. we got two more games to win. we know that we can do this, so nobody's worried about going home. we're worried about getting better, coming in game six and

to learn there's a lot of museums throughout the see of susan b anthony out in rochester in cary chapmanthe key stand-out in seneca falls area so new york state once things are reopened i would definitely highly encourage new york state residents to take a little day trip or teco weekend trip out to some of the sights and really kind of sort of history in albany. kareena kapoor bianca. >>well, this is the weekend when we set our clocks back one hour daylight saving time officially ends sunday. november first at 02:00am the annual change comes in the middle of the night though so people generally set their clocks back before heading to bed saturday night. it's also considered a good time to replace batteries and home warning devices like your smoke detector and carbon monoxide let me i like the stepped up to and just turn back hour just side to that we've got mostly clear skies. we are going to see couple batches of fog. >>developing out there tonight along the coastline, some that may just sneak inside the bay. but hey watch out for big waves building along the coastline starting on sund

hurricane yeah, this will be the second hurricane to hit that region in just 6 weeks we've got jake chapmanlouisiana with the latest. >>you could see in this parking lot emergency and power crews are on standby as they're bracing for another hurricane upon arrival we've seen dozens of businesses and gas stations boarded up as they gear up for another tough weekend of weather. >>as we passed through baton, rouge traffic was at a standstill as people are evacuating their homes. the national weather service in lake charles put out flood warnings throughout the area as they measure at least 6 to 10 inches of rain from delta. >>but this is the second hurricane to hit the area and 6 weeks in parts of lake charles are still damage from more businesses and homes are preparing for the worst in such a short amount of time. >>and rain is slowly coming down here lake charles we plan to be out here for the next several days to monitor conditions and to see how people are bracing for hurricane delta says they've this both on air and online for now reporting lake charles dick chatman i'll send it back to

. >> linda chapman. this seems like a good direction to go into actually preserve the affordable housing that we have. and farber to try to have people if you are going to try to create common interests development and it's farber to have people who have relatively similar incomes in a particular project rather than trying to sandwich people with relatively relow resources into these expenses and market rate condos and hope when they're each away doze except their amount of their mortgage and they help with our property tax and so on to manage and i want to say i don't know if you have haven't had this kind of experience and that you have no protection. there's state law but you have to hire lawyers to enforce it and even in buildings which the city have at the same time, my board was driving us out and you know, also, if the trust that's not land trust does not understand that when they buy these buildings, there's tremendous amount of work that's going to have to be done, not necessarily advisable but

go chapman's. who did agree to that always chose talk playing in the region in general at the moment if you live in it so i think that when the. we'll get to the actual negotiations well that was a little bit strong go shave. russia and talk but no the signalman doesn't own the ceasefire it doesn't just. send. one so you lost actually i think that's actually. probably as as a as a gold problem is that since all our talk is for us then some bug on. the block at the 1st stage moves they say that the go to the cock should but it's not my job this is not the good ground. bowling talking future negotiations really interesting to get to thoughts on this we appreciate your time sir let me assortments off in moscow thank you very much indeed thank you thank you . but more ahead in the news hour including 20 years after being forcibly evicted white a zimbabwean farmers are returning to work for black landowners. and how much privacy should workers have if they operate from home we'll hear how some bosses ar

tied at 1 in the 8th, chapman throws 100. that is gone givinghe rays a lead.g crazy. yankees down to their final out, gio urshela lining out to joey wendal at third. the rays beat the yankees knock them out 2-1. they'll face the astros in the alcs. >>> a thrillerthe nba finals, lebron james versus jimmy butler back and forth down the stretch. mickey mouse in the house, disney is the parent company of abc7. we saw some great action. butler here the jumper to make it 103-101. lebron goes bully ball as he did so often in this game. lakers up by 1, 1:15 left. it's butler fadeaway at 35 points, lebron goes for 40, not to be denied. inside back up one,g 19 second le, butler fouled by anthony davis. makes both free throws. 11 seconds left, it'sgdanny green for the win -- no, marquise morrison throws it away, and the ahead win 111-108. game six is on sunday hear on abc7. >> we came here for a reason, nobody's worried thinking about going home. we got two more games to win. we know that we can do this, so nobody's worried about going home. we're worried about getting

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>>all right, jack thanks lafayette live report from lake charles as jake chapman reporting for us.ck here to the bay area this morning we're dealing with fall like temperatures around the bay, a lot of folks are enjoying that don't get too used to a dry day. yeah good morning marty good morning everybody knows the reporter had a jacket on because he's on the backside of these tropical systems sometimes because time of year they pull down some colder air to get across the plains states. >>somewhat typical what they're going to get basic is going to be some leftover rain in the ohio valley what's let the delta by the way. on our coast. we're still continue to contend with this front that's on our back yard for this morning. not going to supply a lot quantitatively but at least cosmetic a few little scattered showers are still in her future there you can see that live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge swing and things are out of the shot from timber on this thinks team kind of imagery again again that kind of cloudy skies above us and off to the distance the golden gate tempe

near record chapmans in the third quarter. theecord shipments in third quarter.hich is the heart of our power segment, continues to prove our leading technologies have a role to play today. in time, with the introduction of hydrogen, even more so going forward. rishaad: the g.e. chairman and ceo speaking to david westin. this is the time of day when we get the morning calls. sophie kamaruddin has been having a look at top calls and recommendations. yuan strengtht will persist even if the pace of its depreciation slows down. you are following one veteran analyst's forecast for the renminbi.the sophie: one sees the yuan performing like the deutschmark of asia, with the pboc performing the role as the bundesbank of the region. in the medium-term, he sees the yuan outperforming the euro as well as the dollar. he predicts china's economy will europe ine u.s. and size. he is focusing on china's economic fundamentals and policies as well as long-term thinking as exhibit a fight by the five-year plan. -- as exemplified by the five-year plan. haslinda: looking at iron ore