. >> norman clark loves sports. his mother estella says he was a top athlete and a good son, too. >> he was a loving hard worker, caring person. >> as a boy norman had dreams of playing in the nba. then studied sports management in college. but by his mid-20s he was working here, vanderbilt mortgage and finance. 23-year-old brittany eldridge started there the same day. >> she was beautiful, but it was the smile that really got me. >> that winning smile got to a lot of people. brittany's big brother, jeffrey, says she embraced life with a contagious enthusiasm. >> she liked to cheerlead, and she liked to play soccer. she was a girly girl and a tomboy at the same time. she was really big about living in the moment. >> at vanderbilt mortgage norman and brittany were calling people to make sure they kept with house payments. what was it about brittany you formed this instant connection with? >> she was very good at the job. so she helped me out a lot, and that's when we started talking more and more about different thin

clarke: it does. am hoping we can move it because when we are talking about elections and trying to that has election toegrity, once you move them these video depictions that are deceptive we are now in a totally different space and trying to get back to a place where we understand truth as truth becomes even more of a challenge for us. peter: congresswoman clarke, you are the chairwoman of the commerce committee. what is your take on silicon valley and the social media companies? i don't want to generalize, but what i would say is we have to build a much more healthier relationship with the american people. i think many have been driven by being preeminent in their space, and with that preeminence comes a certain level of arrogance and abuse. and that is not in the best interest of the american people. i find many of these firms are not reflective of the diversity of the people of that country. and when you are talking about developing algorithms and a whole host of other things, if you are only comi

city of sacramento, the money we'll go to clark's 2 sons. still ahead. more about the victims who were killed during that party in orinda we have the latest on the investigation and we'll hear from neighbors. plus new details in the college admissions scam is actress lori loughlin and. >>and make a new plea today. nexus 6.30 firefighters are getting a lot of ground on the kincade fire. we'll have the latest on the firefight after the break. >>and i'm tracking all the >>and i'm tracking all the fires from southern and ...6, 7, 8 >>and i'm tracking all the fires from southern and ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>and this just in we now know the names of those who were killed at a halloween party in orinda last night the victims have been identified as 22 year-old thai on farley of antioch 24 year-old omar taylor of pittsburgh, 23 year-old ramon hi

. >> host: rep yvette clarke is a democrat from new york. she is vice chair of the energy and commerce committee, and she is also cochair of the smart cities caucus. she's our guest this week on "the communicators." congresswoman clarke, thanks for being here. i want to start with the smart cities caucus. first of all what is it and how do you envision smart cities? >> guest: we decided to establish a bipartisan smart cities caucus. originally darrell issa was my cochair. it's now congresswoman from indiana susan brooks. we knew that already technology is a major part of our lives. it's the utility that we can use to make sure that we are economically feasible going into the future, that we are efficient in our use of energy, and it enables us as a society to be far more productive than our 20th century industrial age. we were looking at the fact so much of what already exists in society is connected, and what our smart cities caucus does is it looks at four different areas of how communities are connected. one is connectivity. the other pri

en california y en texas en clark nevada votarÍan por biden en california y el condado clark el segundo% pero es preocupante que la cifra de votantes indecisos sigue siendo alta en el estado- california con un 33% y mÁs alto en el condado clark con un 42% respecto a cuÁles son los problemas principales para esos votantes que afectan a sus comunidades en california el acceso la vivienda y los para el condado de clark en nevada el quieren ver los resultados y la cu completa lo pueden hacer en la pÁgina de noticias telemundo en su estado en washington congresistas y activistas exigen la renuncia de steven miller asesor del presidente trump un reporte basado en correo electrÓnicos, lo muestra como u defensor del supremacismo blanco y por eso las reacciones son muchas. >>> es uno de los asesores mÁs cercanos del presidente trump steven miller impulsar de polÍticas migratorias y (nombre en inglÉs) intercambiÓ entre e 2015 y 2016 cientos de correo eso electrÓnicos promoviendo el nacionalismoantes >>> se hubiera descubierto esto en cualquier otra administraciÓ esta persona ya no estuviera su em

clarke: i hope there is. the house of representatives has passed 252 pieces of legislation already in this congress, and they have gone over to the senate and they are languishing there. i think we can do all of this at one time. the legislature is that way. we have committee assignments, we have members working on various pieces of legislation. we can maximize our time, but we need willing partners. the legislative body only works if both chambers are working. unfortunately, that is not the case right now. >> one of the biggest pieces of legislation members of congress are trying to get through our mandates on election security. that has been largely stuck in the senate. leader mcconnell has said less than $250 million to election security with no mandates behind it. is that sufficient to protect 2020? >> it is not sufficient, not from the information we have gathered thus far about the vulnerabilities. you have 15 odd different election systems because it is governed at the state level. we have to do far mo

y el 69% del condado clark. de no mÁs de 5 puntos en california y en texas. y solo 4 puntos en e economÍa segÚn la encuestaÓ eco cambiado a pesar que el presidente trump dice que va a joingt, randy serrano telemundo. >>> este fin de semana, temperaturas en los bajos 60 temperaturas en los bajos 60 gradosan motivo: ¡Él! con nuestra experiencia, cuidamos cada nueva vida. luis zaragoza con la historia. >>> en un operativo sorpresa registraron vivienda. en donde de marihuana. cÁmaras de seguridad de una vivienda captaron imÁgenes del decomiso. >>> estamos satisfecho que fueron decomisadas. los agentes del alguacil han hecho un trabajo excepcional gracias por limpiar nuestro ve ciudadano rÍo de estas cosas nocivas. decÍa este vecino. >>> la vi vaoibd ubicada en la cuadra de la avenida en la ciudad. de acuerdo a los vecinos tenÍa semanas que habian movimientos sospechoso ciÓn con actividad en la noche. y despuÉs de varios dÍas, un olor a cannabis que los alertÓ de lo que sucedÍa dentro de la vi vaoiÑd. >>> para entrar

thank you, mr clarke.of the house of commons, certainly i didn't. it is a great testament to our country and to our democracy that this moment is even possible. can i begin, mr clarke, by paying tribute to you, on this your last day in the house after nearly 50 years? thank you for your service. i imagine that you are finding that the house looks rather different from where you are now sitting compared to your usual seat up sitting compared to your usual seat up here. well, i know how you feel. standing where i am today for the first time in six years reminds me how easy it is to see ourselves as us and them. whereas, for the last six years, sitting there in the chair, it has seemed to me just to be us. thus, the house. because that is how it should be. that is how it should be from the chair. it is not the role of the speaker to create division or rancour in this house, but seek to remind us of the things that unite us. our rules and procedures and our precious conventions. as rosie and chris have rightly

allen clarke. today left his role as head coach of pro 1a side ospreys, after a really very dismal start to the season both in that competition and in the champions cup. he only signed a three year deal last year but his reign has come to end — this is why here are their results in the pro 1a this season. last time out in that competition — a really humiliating defeat to the southern kings. some describing that as the lowest point in the clubs recent history. just one win, that one against benetton to speak of this season. also — they've lost both of their games in the champions cup so far, including a real thumping to saracens at the weekend so there they are at the bottom of pool four and already with a real fight on their hands. there are mitigating factors, clarke has had to deal with the absence of many key players who were away with wales at the world cup and some really cruel injury problems — but results are the bottom line and that is what has done for allen clarke at ospreys. another man

congresswoman clark, thank you for being here. >> great to be with you. >> i want to start with that smart cities caucus, what is it and how do you envision smart city? >> we decided to establish a bipartisan smart city -- we knew that already technology is a major part of our lives. it's a utility we can use to make sure that we are economically feasible going into the future and that we are deficient in our use of energy and it enables our society to be far more productive than our 20th century industrial age so we are looking at the fact that so much of what already exists in society is connected and what are smart cities caucus does is it looks at four different areas of how communities are connected. one is connectivity and the other principal being sustainability and the other being mobility and then the workforce. how all of those components work together to make sure that in the 21st century our civil society is given the opportunity to reach its full potential utilizing the technological advantages that we have had in this age. >> your first to it as a utility and do you see

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. we won't see much sun today and it's cooler. i know because steve told me. >> i thought it was going to rain. >> not this one. maybe tuesday. >> all right. >> cool cool. we've been way above average. we'll rebound for the weekend. but today it's 50s and 60s. the coast really dropped yesterday. inland temps were still about where they forecast. not today livermore. you're going below and just as everybody else's. a lot of cloud cover streaming over. 40s, 50s. these temperatures are stocked. and the high got kicked out of there and that low continues to swing. that's what's moving through. that's also what's underneath that. a vail of high clouds and there's also a lot of low clouds and the computer's waking up like you are. trust me it will be cooler today. 50s, 50s, 60s, 60s. no 70s. 4:01 did you make it? you don't have to worry about the train anymore. >> i saw the train. i was up at 3:45. it never used to. >> i don't know why it's doing that, steve. >> wow. >> new schedule. good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look a

ok sarah clarke live for us in hong kong thank you very much indeed. highly classified chinese government documents are given the stark insights into the mass detention of ethnic minorities mostly muslim weekers rights groups estimate that more than a 1000000 people have been locked up in the camps in the scenes young region friends and 100 reports. the chinese government says camps such as this in the shin jiang region are centers for education and vocational training documents obtained and verified by the international consortium of investigative journalists reveal they in fact operate as extrajudicial internment camps for the compulsory indoctrination of ethnic minorities mostly muslims the documents detail how police use an artificial intelligence driven data system to select who will be detained once inside the camps every aspect of their life is controlled from frequency of toilet use and haircuts to visits from loved ones inmates the documents say are ultimately judged on ideological transformation study and training and compliance with discipli

tim clark, emirates president and interesting to hear what he has to say. developments in the us china trade talks. negotiations closely watch. we had the latest on huawei and that has been a red positively at the moment. we know school funding urgently needs addressing. many schools are struggling to buy materials and basic equipment. unions want the general election candidates to pledge to give every school adequate funding it needs to deliver a high quality education for every child. 0ur education editor branwen jeffrey's has been looking at how classrooms are trying to raise standards and balance the books. you have chosen one number... adding up you have chosen one number... adding up is not always easy. for schools, cash in, wages out do not always match. last year this school went £200,000 over budget so everything is aggression, from blue to printing. every now and then i would do something really special in colour but everything else is in black and white. how do you manage when you're making this place?|j black and white. how do you manage when yo

one funjoe was good,jim clark and schumacher.people tell me is the greatest fi driver of all time but it's so difficult to compare across errors. i pick the late 80s onwards really is modern formula i. first let's deal with senna and prost, to the greatest writers in history formula i and undoubtedly both had a dark sides. elaine prost deliberately crashing into ayrton senna in 1988 and the reverse in 1989. those two were not above breaking the law, breaking the rules of racing in order to win the championship stop then we move onto michael schumacher, statistically the greatest f1 driver of all time but he too had that ledge. whether it was 1990 four, running into damon hill in adelaide, 2006 deliberately accidentally pretend crashing sort of in monaco to secure pole position. all these little things just slightly undermine the true champion status of these drivers. but lewis hamilton pretty much has no incidents of that kind in his history. there was a bit of ke rfuffle history. there was a bit of kerfuffle in 2007 where he was

in the summer of 2018 the company had a contract at the clark county detention center in las vegas. where. i did jones's husband willie lewis was at the cello when he became ill and asked nat care staff for medical help at least 5 times over 10 days he couldn't eat anything he could hold anything down and he felt like he couldn't very and he said that they were just telling him it was flu symptoms and he kept tell them it is more than that i really can't breathe. and when you saw him. what happened well i've seen him come in towards the window but he was limping and he lived there really for tea and he was very sweaty and so when he came to the window i say will you still don't feel better now he said no and i said. you know it's that other woman leaving because you look really bad at it i mean is there no baby but they're not good it they're not going to do anything they don't care 3 months after entering the chel will he died after his diabetes went undiagnosed and untreated his organs shut down from not having enough insulin as far as you know he never saw medical doctor no never

. >>> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm dave clark. let's talk about our weather what it will look like what it will feel like. >> we have high clouds coming in. just a week system brushing us. won't do much as far as anything else. you can see it there on the satellite. so a mostly cloudy day. hazy cooler. temperatures coming down they've been way above they'll still be above cooling down in the city. 64 and the lowest so far i've seen is 5064 and 51 is average for this time of year. gilroy all coming down. upper 70s for a few to 81. in gilroy. quarter mile visibility in half moon bay. that's really the only bad one on these panels. 70 at the airport also livermore. that's the only one i could find that's below a mile. few upper 30s. a lot of 40s here. higher clouds will get us along with a little on shore push. bay bridge, sal. >> trying to send out a tweet about this, steve but i guess i should do my tv job first. >> these turn arounds. >> it sounds like the injuries are minor. westbound bay bridge let's go to the picture i have up

it fell to the longest serving mp, the former conservative chancellor, now independent mp, kenneth clarkeo deliver the results. sir lindsay hoyle beat six other candidates. the job of speaker comes with a salary of 150 thousand pounds — and the added bonus that now he doesn't have to campaign in the coming election because it's customary for candidates not to stand against the speaker. so no wonder sir lindsay was smiling. i invite sir lindsay hoyle to take the chair of the house. the motion for the house, the question is that sir lindsay hoyle take the chair of this house as speaker. as many that are of that opinion... the ayes have it. sir lindsay hoyle beat six other candidates. the job of speaker comes with a salary of 150 thousand pounds — and the added bonus that now he doesn't have to campaign in the coming election because it's customary for candidates not to stand against the speaker. so no wonder sir lindsay was smiling. despite the clear advantages, it's traditional for the newly—appointed speaker to appear a bit reluctant to take up his new post. so he is physically dragged fr

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so dan said let's start with lewis and clarke because that resolve the problem.hat about the timeframe we are looking at here? what in fact, which west are we talking about? if it is the west of the united states, if you look from the perspective of settlements on the atlantic coast, everything was beyond shouting distance, and moved wets over time. i did not want to write about daniel boone in kentucky. a really interesting story but to write the history of the west that way is to do nothing like an entire history of the united states because everything except jamestown is part of the west. i needed a container and by containing it chronologically starting with the louisiana purchase, the united states leaving the title to land west of the mississippi river, that gave me the queue of what west i was dealing with. .. >> well, i decided to end it well before the present in part because, to get perspective, you've got to be far enough away from it to know how things turn out. but the other thing is i ended at the end of the 20th century, and a convenient moment is

i'm dave clark. pam cook has the day off and you know what it's cold here in the bay area in case you didn't know with freeze warnings in some area. >> and now we have freezing. . >> yesterday, many of the high temperatures never reached 50 degrees. it was pretty chilly. i'm blaming rosemary orozco. let's talk about your weather and the freeze warning in effect. >> good morning. it's a cold one out there. we've got temperatures below freezing this morning and let's get to the numbers. first, let's go to the north bay where santa rosa 27 degrees this morning probably going to fall a little bit farther than that. 43 in downtown san francisco. 36 in concord temperatures a little bit cooler yesterday morning. upper 20s in windsor. novato reporting 29. so many of us below freezing this morning. 34 in concord. 36 right now in moraga. you can see the frost advisory is for the inner east bay valley. the freeze warning for our north bay valley locations and it goes until 9:00 this morning. when i come back i'

well sarah clarke joins us again live from outside a polling station how's it look now. the polls have been open for about 4 and a half hours now in the fischel figures from the election committee say that around $720000.00 people have already cast their ballot now that's about 3 times the turnout in that period of time since the 25th in the last elections we've seen huge lines at polling booths across hong kong as these people turn out in what is considered and on president invite the lines of here before they start their way around this particular building it's lunchtime here now so the numbers are certainly diminished here but at this stage where as you mentioned before we got to a record number of people have registered that's 4100000 people in hong kong will vote today are expected to vote and the surge of the increase has been in the 18 to 35 year old age bracket so the younger age group are probably stops macapp it does have the majority but we are expecting the pro-democracy groups or the pan to credit our democratic party to win back or secure some of those seat

thanks very much, dr clarke. well, there's an awful lot to think about here.ulture, manufacturing and also things like this, hi—tech research. now, in order for that to continue and for the pipelines to remain open, politicians need to pledge more in terms of investment, in terms of security. this is what the businesses here in norwich want to hear. victoria does love a bit of gardening. she has a gorgeous garden. victoria fritz is very green fingered. more on that story and all of the output from norwich on the bbc news website, and lots more on other business stories in the coming few weeks. you're watching worklife. a reminder of our top story: twitter bans political ads on its platform. the company says its necessary to help safeguard democracy. but facebook refuses to follow suit, and warns the move threatens freedom of expression. sorry, samantha! no, it was your turn, my fault! we're often told that change is necessary in order to adapt to evolving circumstances and tastes. we're even told that change can be good for us — but how many of us are actually

ballots will go live together an update from hong kong in a moment 1st of all this report from sarah clarke. as polls open to the people lined up around 4000000 her bridge stood to vote in hong kong's district council elections after months of citywide on rest the people want their voices heard i'm optimistic but i think for the teenagers. at least battery out is going on at least for. a bit longer trying to be hyper you can. have different opinions isn't that what is important for you to see this show what your. candidates will face off in 18 districts with $452.00 seats up for grabs parties currently hold the majority in district councils but anger against the government could have broad their support for the 1st time the pro-democracy camp has candidates running in every seat past few months i can't sleep the young people just want to ask for just thank us for us for. 11 the government to give them the chance to to live by the. simple problem of pro-democracy activists joshua was disqualified for running in this election he cast his ballot urging others to do the same if they 1st police

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. those rains, gugsy gusty winds and snow across the bay area. this was late last night. south of market. and heavy rains have water shooting into the air. >> problems on highway 10 wuven right near the 80 split. downpour created stand -- standing water on the highway. that's the this that standingis >> it would be a busy day anywhere today. >> yes it would. >> as we add this in. and this is the last 12 hours as this huge storm rolls in also snow to the sierra and you can see that starting to work its way down into southern california as well. so they are also going to see some showers. this is where the heaviest action is now kind of heading towards button willow and bakersfield. that's not to say we are still getting action up here in the bay area. but notice into southern. we have had a few showers roll through. >>> it's going to be a busy day allie. a little more complicated. >> yes. in the morning we might get a little bit of a re reprieve. but there are still a couple of crashes northbound 87 there's a two vehicle collision and so the middl

it is november 15th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. and guess what, the ski resorts in the lake tahoe area are now getting ready for the start of the new snow season and so we want to take you up there they're starting to make that snow. this is the picture tweeted out from spa valley. alpine meadows. crews are preparing. the resort plans to have kangaroos and the first venture run open at squaw valley. you can still see quite a bit of dirt just to get people excited. . >> could be a little too. i think more after thanksgiving. >> do you think we'll have decent snow by resist resist break. not that there's any pressure. >> i'll say yes. >> we'll hope for it. >> we have a little bit of light rain to the north not a lot but there's a little bit. some of that's already made it up into mendecino county. maybe even northern napa county not a lot. at least something is showing up. yesterday, the drizzle did not show up at all. it was underneath the beam. for most here. 40s for a few 50s for many and highs today they're coming up a tiny bit.

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. drizzle. a little bit. steve paulson's here to talk about it. >> when you give your phone number out to friends. >> it still measures up in the gage and it could be more. starting to work its way in. up to mendocino county and lake county. should be a little bit warmer there's still an on shore breeze for chicago. one more piece of energy and that's that section right there that has to swing through by the morning. by the afternoon we'll get a little more sun and temperatures will bump degrees it like so far everything's quiet. happy friday to you. >> happy friday to you my friend. steve, we do have a nice start driving into pleasanton all the way out to dublin and castro valley and traffic is light. it's 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> schools will be closed today in the heart school district in los angeles county after yesterday's deadly shooting at sagas high school where two people were killed. investigators are still looking for a motive. now authorities say a and killed two classmates, wounded thr

months of protest that of course the territory's worst political crisis in decades live to sarah clarke in hong kong shortly straight after this reports from scott hi there. in a sweeping victory pro-democracy candidates made huge gains in hong kong's district council elections gaining control from pro beijing parties. the voters sending a clear message of the 1st polling since the protest movement began. even before the polls closed it was clear that this was an extraordinary election and a record breaking day for hong kong elections the highest voter turnout ever over 70 percent of registered voters cast their ballots after nearly 6 months of at times violent demonstrations the polling was seen as a way for voters to officially take sides in this deeply divided city of 7000000 back the probation candidates in the hong kong government or those who support greater democratic freedoms for hong kong in line with the protesters who've been fighting to push back on what they see as increasing control of the mainland china you know. this election means a lot to hong kong the older generation

. >> i'm dave clark and i didn't see it but i have word there's fog moving back into the bay area. >> talking about more fog this morning. sometimes it's clear over the bay bridge. let's check with steve who's back. >> there's even fog moving inland. so welcome to june in november. >> okay. >> ask me if there's any rain? >> no. >> shoot. >> not for awhile. >> 60s, 70s in your temps to 80 in livermore. they should be all in the 60s. only san francisco's going to be close today. the fog is thick though a lot more it warm and dry forecast for awhile. in fact maybe even a couple of weeks. so fog then sun. hazy sunshine. higher humidity over the coast. warm, sunny 70s. 80 degrees inland. 4:01. there he is. mr. sal castanada. >> back at you. i haven't had my coffee yet so we'll fix that. let's take a look at what we have there. the tracy super commute. a little bit of slowing on 205 already. we know it's going to be there and it's going to get busier. heading out to livermore and pleasanton. and this is a look at interstate 880. we have a nice looking commute here if you are driving it. it'

. >> and i'm dave clark. when we talk about our weather today it will be colder and wind where everwill be heavier. >> the big drop will be in the 60s, 68. out of those 70s. here's sal. >> busy if you are driving in some areas but it's not stop and go and on the golden gate bridge. traffic looking good heading down south and there have been no major issues here. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza there's a small delay. a little more later on. 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >> a red flag warning for several parts of the bay area. now it covers the north bay mountains. the east bay hills and the diablo range. strong winds and low humidity are in the forecast and it starts at about 4:00 tomorrow morning. it will continue until 7:00 thursday morning. now because of that warning pg&e says power may be shut off to more than 300,000 customers around the state once again. public power shutoffs are expected in all of bay area counties. customers in san francisco won't be effected by those power shutoffs.

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook.to call it friday eve and now we'd like to take it to the new york stock ex. disney announced success of its new live streaming service. . >>> did they fix all the problems with that new log. >> it sounds like they did and i know plenty of people who are bing watching disney shows now that they have that. >> they had problems the day before. >> they had some problems on the first day and they have millions of subscribers. >> yes, they do. i had that offered to me. >> i have verizon so i think we get it for 30 days. >> thank you pam and dave. pam and i have the giggles but we're holding it together here. >>> low and high clouds, 50s and 60s on the temps. that's it. no 70s. in fact that's not something that's been very common this month. you know all the cold's been an inlarnd. now the lows are up by the cloud cover. so the city 58-54 that's it. 6450 that's average. a lot of high clouds. it is bringing in cooler air for everybody by that i mean even up in the hills and that's weaponed up

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and i am happy we had no fog to drive through this morning. >> i did not either. >> steve. >> i did not either. that was a relief compared to yesterday. >>> we do have a few high clouds spewing over the inland temperature. it will probably just be confined over by the coast and that ridge is protecting us. another very warm day. you'll have a lot of company as well. i 50s on the temps. upper 40s and 50s. i think more low 40s to mid 40s to the north and a few high clouds spilling over. that's really the only thing wrong. lots of sun. mostly sunny. 60s, 70s and a few near 80 degrees today. sal's here. a lot more quieter on his traffic camera as i assume. >> i don't think it's going to be quiet like yesterday i think everyone's back. let's take a look at the commute here coming in to tracy, you can still get a very nice drive with very little slowing. there's just a little bit on 205. obviously it's nice and early. you can get into livermore and pleasanton.

to disperse protesters tension is high after a student protester died on friday let's bring in sara clark she's joining us from hong kong 1st of all what can you tell us about the condition of the protester who was shot. well the last official report we had from the hospital authorities said he was still in critical condition after undergoing surgery now but that all the local reports media reports suggesting he's now in stable condition as far as we're concerned the hospital authority says he's still in a critical condition and that was after he was short lived round of ammunition here inside one home which is where we are now it's the eastern part of hong kong island and this is the pedestrian crossing where he was shot about 715. this morning during rush hour when commuters and people in this district are trying to get to work the police have confirmed 3 rounds of live fire were used in that incident and as i mentioned at that particular a protester is still in hospital now this what the name of today by the protests is what a general strike in that general strike was targeting the tra

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. the winds decreasing. i know that because steve tallson told me. >> let's hope so. >> there are stilsome gusts not as bad as yesterday. thrt 3 miles an hour. why it's not showing up i don't know. mount st. helena. after that it's only in the teens or the single digits. we're are looking at a northeast wind. the flow is still offshore, but the speeds are decreasing. humidity going up a little bit it's not too bad. 58%. 80 plus% for some. it's a whopper of a system down in southern california and temperatures are going to be cold. already 36 in santa rosa. highs today all in the 60s. >>> 4:01. here he is, the man with the plan when it comes to traffic mr. sal castenada. >> yes, sir, sir. . >> good morning everyone we're going to start off with the commute. we don't have any construction work going on and the posy and the webster tubes are open tonight. >>> now power was shut off to more than 50,000 pg&e customers. almost 18,000 in the north bay lost their power. about 12,000 in lake county and there are more

. >> and i'm dave clark. pam brought the fog. >> a little bit over the bay. >> we'll be cooler today. not even low clouds but also high clouds. it will be a little different twist. a little cooler pattern which we'll take anything at this stage. visibility will keep an eye on this. it will probably start to drop here. not too bad right now. half moon bay zero. after that it looks pretty good. sfo 8. over to hayward as well. 40s, 50s on the temps. look for the high clouds and the low clouds, a combination of the two will give us a cooler pattern and just a lot of high clouds. it's not much else but 60s, 70s now on the temps. 4:01 here he is quiet out of the gate or something you want to get to right away. >> it is quiet out there. let's begin with the commute at the tracy triangle and you can see traffic is off to a nice start as you drive on 205 and 580. livermore, pleasanton. so yes, we do have a nice quiet start. the traffic looks pretty good on interstate 880 in oakland. and we're driving to the bay bridge

history petrol bombs and shot arrows at police who responded with tear gas and water cannon sarah clarke reports from hong kong. with part of the polytechnic university a blaze police moved in to clear the protesters they barricaded themselves on campus students fled as riot police fired tear gas and made arrests. with the help of wealth and we are told. this time after a marathon standoff with protesters blocking all access to the university making petrol bombs and devices to keep police and riot squad surrounded the university after a day of violent confrontations with an officer shot by an arrow some students fled on roads and an overpass others refused to leave i wanted democracy and freedom will come home call that is sincere from dallas the still let's just fights at the last moments to see this. and just get. hong kong central coast harbor tunnel with mines blocked causing major traffic congestion on monday schools are also shut for a 2nd week as well as classes at major universities this area remains in lockdown major roads are blocked in one of the busiest parts of hong kong as

sarah clarke live in hong kong thank you very much. our we got some news breaking coming out of iraq 3 people have been killed dozens of others have been injured after security forces opened fire on protesters in the southern city of nasiriya we'll have more details on that as soon as we get them we'll bring it to the breaking news of 3 protesters have been killed in the southern iraqi city of nasiriyah. the polls have just opened in a presidential voting giving that many hope will end years of political instability the president just a matter of viles is seeking reelection in this west african country following a 1st term that was marred by political infighting and claims of corruption and he's facing strong opposition from a former prime minister in particular domingo sure morris herrera who was fired by val's in 2 of the 15. struggled with transitions of power that benign coups and attempted coups in the far past 4 decades so having said all of that let's go live now to our correspondent who's in the capital this hour he is nicolas

people having cast their ballots will get a very we'll get the very latest from our correspondent sara clark in a bit 1st so here's her report. as polls open to the people lined up around 4000000 have registered to vote in hong kong's district council elections after months of citywide on rest the people want their voices heard i. think. that is. battery nowadays in all always right on time and maybe you want to change you have the most you can have different opinions isn't that what is important for you to see this show what your. candidates will face off in 18 districts with 452 seats up for grabs parties currently hold the majority in district councils but anger against the government could a road they support for the 1st time the pro-democracy camp has candidates running in every seat past few months i can't sleep the young people just want to us for just for us for us for. 11 the government to give them the chance to live it's. a simple problem pro-democracy activist joshua wong was disqualified for running in this election he cast his ballot urging others to do the same if they urge to

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. >> steve paulson's over in his office talking about winds >>> they're decreasing. that's the good news. this morning here at 7:00 there's a red flag. the winds are coming down. mount a northerly component or you can see up the oakland zoo too bad now at diablo. so they're coming down all these wind speeds. the low is kicking out still going to produce somerain there. quieting down also in the sierra. sunny there 40s, 50s on the temps highs today 60s though. 62 to 67 should cover the spread. 4:31. anything new or just quiet so far. >> it's quiet so far we don't see a lot of thing. the pass is slow coming out of tracy which is not unusual. at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic is getting a little bit slow on the lanes but most of the approaches are doing well. northbound 280 and 101 and 85 are all doing very nicely. including the trip from gilroy to the south bay. now let's go back to the desk. >>> the final witnesses of the week are preparing to testify today in the impeachment hearings on capitol hill. that follows what many saw as a bomb she

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. >> good morning i am dave clark. with our weather steve paulson is coming in to talk about how things will change after today. >> after >> and fire danger. >>> tuesday night and wednesday. so, another round of this. you think by now we would be done with this but that's the pattern we are stuck in. southern california is going to get some rain. this will be tuesday night. there's low dropping in and it doesn't have much to work with but it will generate pretty good wind as we get there late tuesday more likely wednesday and north and east bay hills and we are looking a a system off vancouver to american with that down there and they will combine to but the president put pretty good rain in the southwest. fog will be back tomorrow but highs above average. 74 to 78 we should be around 62 to 63. 6:00 in the morning. sal is here and he will talk about this time. >>> we are talking about problem on 80, steve of the eastbound interstate 80 driving up towards richmond. there is a crash right here at the albany hill. you can

. >> and i'm dave clark. we expect cold, rainy weather today. i know. steve paulson's in his office. >> not this morning. it will be okay this morning. in the evening probably moving north to the south a pretty cold system dropping in. it's just on the north coast right now and you can see the increasing clouds. some of that what we call overrunning might start to spread some rain in to the north. lake county. still have a north wind waiting for it to turn suddenly after a howling day out in the valley yesterday. and for some 30s and 40s to 50 in the city and temperatures today well look at that they've finally gone below. 51 to 56 all of them below that is a rarity but that will be there for awhile. allie's here. and yesterday she was dancing as fast as she could. >> it looks far from tracy. no problems here to tell you about >>> the only item popping up on the chp log is eastbound highway 24 there's something in the roadblocking the left lane. maybe if you need to avoid it take that left four instead. here's a look at 880 in oakland. northbound at the

it's tuesday november 12th i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us morning. i want to look at the weather today and the fog has rolled out. let's check in with steve paulson. >> i'd say it's been very nice fall. the offshore breeze which has kicked in yesterday. there's some thick fog on the golden gate bridge as well as around half moon bay, highway 1. now not as wide seeing some of the high clouds spilling over. 70s to 80s again. livermore going 80 degrees. 14 degrees above the average here. 40s on the temperatures. 50s for some. it's 40s. although loss altos 60s. one observation near half moon bay is near 57 degrees. except for patchily low clouds and another mild day. 4:31. sal's here. you're going to show the golden gate bridge or can we see it? >> we can see it. i can put it up for you definitely but it is foggy i get what you're asking. can we see the bridge? yes we can see the bridge. the solano county commute is doing okay and if you're driving through you can see traffic is moving along okay and 80 looks good. and when you get to the macarthur mace

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. >> and i'm dave clark. steve paulson has your forecast. >> i do know there are some unusual temps. a little bit of fog, very quiet here. again today. but first, for those of you who are in weather, this is from the national weather service in riverton, wyoming. cody, wyoming went from 4:50 a.m. to 5:50 a.m. from 5:50 a.m. to 6:35 it fell from 4 to 12. how do you dress for that. those morning people are busy there. it's currently 10. chicago dropped to 7. the coldest temperature so early in the season. minneapolis, des moines. it's amazing. houston 36. atlanta 38. incredibly cold temperatures. that's very everything is our temps we'll have today. now the fog has been dancing around the golden gate bridge and also around the san mateo coast. still highway 1 probably some thick fog there on the golden gate. so mostly sunny but a lot of hazy sunshine. 40s and 50s will give way to 70s to near 80 degrees even though the days are getting very short. 40s and 50s. a few pockets of fog. nothing compared to yesterday.