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james clayton there. this is not just a james clayton there.ted just to the us. the pandemic has played havoc with erections around the world and the arguments for and against online voting systems have been given new life. but in one country, it has been a reality now for well over a decade. way backin now for well over a decade. way back in 2005, digitally savvy estonia became the first country to allow online voting in elections. skip forward to their 2019 general election and 44% of voters filled out their ballots online. and there have been other examples of positive engagement with internet voting across the world. back in april, the labour party elected their leader in an online ballot in which a 70% of its 550,000 members voted. this way of voting makes a lot of sense, it is less expensive than the traditional in person system and for many it is just easy. and could internet voting be the way to engage a younger generation? as time goes on, online voting will become more and more important for young people. because society will become i

we are really looking forward to talking to clayton kershaw.ry close to your heart. >> yes. yes, i am. i cannot wait to introduce you to one baltimore high school football team that defied the odds. my new docu-series, telling their story and how being part of this team changed their lives and we have a big surprise coming that you do not want to miss. >> that is going to be great. looking forward to that. >>> we have a lot of news to get to as well starting with the latest in the race for the white house. record number, more than 70 million americans have already cast their ballots. it's climbing by the hour as the country is in the grip of a new covid wave, the rate of positive test is increasing in 11 of 13 battleground states, a record in wisconsin where president trump defied social dancing at his rally last night. joe biden in georgia hoping to turn it blue for the first time since 1992. let's go back to mary bruce in atlanta. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, again, george. the biden team is optimistic that they can potentia

we think clayton went to bed? we'll find out. but first -- here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the dodgers are one out away. >> called strike three! the dodgers win, finally! >> over the last 32 years, the dodgers have knocked at the door a few times. this year they kicked it in. >>> president trump making the appeal once again to suburban women. >> your husbands, they want to get back to work. right? they want to get back to work. we're getting your husbands back to work. >>> wildfires continuing to burn across southern california forcing thousands to flee their homes. >> it's chaos for about 20, 30 minutes because you're in a panic. >> i'm physically and mentally tired. >>> the gulf coast bracing for another storm as zeta heads towards louisiana. >> no matter how fatigued it does not tire us. >> the national guard was deployed to philadelphia. violent demonstrations broke out last night over a deadly police shooting. >> all that -- >> listen closely. >> they want you to rocky the vote.

gentlemen, a member of the cree nation, stop-it-at-the-source campaigner for 350.org, please welcome clayton thomas-muller. [applause] what s up, everybody? [cheers] yeah, yeah. first and foremost, [native words] i want to acknowledge in a good way the indigenous ancestors and indigenous people living here in these beautiful lands,

to come back and pulling back into cash and blue chips where they feel comfortable. >> all right claytonord to you here, just a couple second to go, do taxes matter for investors? >> taxes always matter to investors. i think you put it best, people are looking for the difference between biden's plan and trump's plan capital gains is certainly top of the heap. i would say that based on the people we talk to, second to that is what's going to happen to the corporate rate? how is that going to change? and most importantly, when is it going to change? people have real questions about timing and cadence of some of the first policy priorities in a biden administration. >> see if they can get answers in a week or so. thank you guys both for your insights we appreciate it >> thank you, dominic. >>> coming up on the show, the gulf coast bracing again for the another potential hurricane. the latest on where zeta may be heading coming up. >>> first as we head out to break, some of your other top stories. eli lily announced it sending its previously paused u.s. clinical trial of antibody drug in hos

it's legal, not fair. >> reporter: shared a letter from the property manager saying clayton crossing rents under the federal low income tax credit program. they say that exempts them from state mandates during the pandemic that prohibit rent increases. letter tells tenants they will not be postponed further. local assistance groups are rallying to help the tenants. >> normal people want fairness and compassion right now during this time. even if it's legal, question is is it just? moral? fair? >> reporter: in concord, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> one more note here, abc7 news stopped by the leasing office and was told to email the landlord, leslie did that, we've not heard a response. >>> governor newsom announces new funding in effort to house the homeless and looking at emergency site in south bay. >>> need for food is great and for traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight

clayton sandell from the fire tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the east troublesome fire is living up to its name, burning out of control, destroying homes and lives. you can see behind me here, the fire is in the trees. the firefighters call this crowning, and when that happens in these conditions, the fire is virtually unstoppable. lyle and marylin hileman's family believes the couple died in the fire. the couple, married for 68 years, calling their son to say "the big one" had arrived, that they would take their chances in a basement. the sheriff says he is trying to account for about a half dozen missing residents. the fire's intensity also making it hard to even count the number of homes destroyed in a blaze that exploded to more than 170,000 acres in just 48 hours. firefighters made a valiant effort to save the home behind me, but you can see the fire, the conditions here were just too much and all that is left of that home now is a chimney. high wind warnings continue through tonight, but there's hope a weekend snowstorm will smother the biggest flames. >> i think it's going to gi

act or the clayton act?: amy klobuchar on the senate side has a bill that would change the merger standard from a [indiscernible] reducerially competition. on the side ofr blocking increasing concentrations in already concentrated markets and the more skeptical of acquisitions by dominant firms -- and be more skeptical of acquisitions by dominant firms of more nascent startups. there is talk about changing the antitrust laws, not dramatically, but to get the courts to be more receptive to antitrust challenges by the federal antitrust agencies. david: is that barring the door after the horse has left the barn already? would it affect the instagram deal? that never made it to the courts. they didn't even challenge it, did they? i think federal trade commission concluded under existing law both instagram and whatsapp, those two facebook acquisitions, were not covered by the current language of the clayton act or at least by the way the courts have interpreted it. the notion would be to try to direct the courts

abc's clayton sandell now from colorado. >> reporter: tonight, colorado is burning. the east troublesome fire exploding overnight west of denver, growing six times in size to 125,000 acres. >> we got flame lengths jumping off the top of the ridges, you know, 300, 400 foot. >> reporter: under a dark orange midday sky, they started evacuating the town of estes park. the entire town of grand lake forced to flee overnight. sheriff's deputies racing door-to-door. >> it's pretty scary. everybody i know, all my friends, we got out. we called each other. >> reporter: the fire is burning 6,000 acres an hour. >> we planned for the worst. this was the worst of the worst of the worst. >> reporter: it's now the fourth largest fire in colorado history, already forcing the closure of rocky mountain national park. less than 12 miles away, the cameron peak fire also burning, it's the largest in state history. >> go! go! >> reporter: the calwood fire also forcing families to make dramatic escapes. seven fires now scorching the state, burning more than 375,000 acres. and david, right n

james clayton there. this is notjust a debate limited just to the us.h erections around — — elections around the world. the arguments for and against online voting systems have been given new life. but in one country, it has been a reality now for well over a decade. way back in 2005, digitally savvy estonia became the first country to allow online voting in elections. skip forward to their 2019 general election and 44% of voters filled out their ballots online. and there have been other examples of positive engagement with internet voting across the world. back in april, the labour party elected their leader in an online ballot in which a 70% of its 550,000 members voted. this way of voting makes a lot of sense, it is less expensive than the traditional in person system and for many it is just easy. and could internet voting be the way to engage a younger generation? as time goes on, online voting will become more and more important for young people. because society will become increasingly online. also at the same time our voting system will look exac

clayton, we are running out of time.dallas morning news that suggested the nasdaq may move some of their business to texas, governor abbott is trying to bring some of that business to texas. as a long-time new yorker do you have any issue with that >> i'm not going to answer it as a long-time new yorker because i wear my heart on my sleeve if things are moving around, we want to make sure the systems continue to work to the extent people are talking about movement, our biggest issue is making sure when you move, everything keeps working >> okay. mr. chairman, we appreciate you joining us and look forward to talking again very, very soon. >> thanks, andrew. >>> a lot more coming up on "squawk" this morning. north island chairman glenn hutchins he will be participating in that virtual event hosted by the sec later today. he's going to join us first though in a moment >>> where in texas, andrew big place. i've got some relatives down there, you know? you don't know which place >> austin maybe. >> austin or dallas? i don't k

and i do occasionally go to the county courthouse, clayton, alabama, and sit around as is the custom in the rural south. i enjoy this immensely, and it's very stimulating and a rich, warm experience to go back to the country with your hometown friends. and i like people and large or small crowds suit me, and i enjoy being with people. >> while the wallace campaign gathers its momentum, the great majority of support is near home base. >> southern california with near 60% of the state's total population. the los angeles greater metropolitan area is the home of 7 million persons and provides the greatest number of registrations. it is according to wallace campaign staff the one thing working for them. a small staff precludes blanketing the state completely. it can't be done. while there are valuable registrations from the northern area, it is impossible to cover the entire state as the southern area can be covered. even with the major difficulties inherent to the region. statistically speaking, the campaign faced disaster. it couldn't be done, polls and predictions kept saying. but stat

here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight, this man in police custody. under investigation for first degree murder, as yet again america's political divisions explodes into sudden deadly violence. denver police say it began saturday afternoon as mostly peaceful protests between far-right and far-left groups were winding down. two men got into a heated argument, captured by bystanders. lee keltner, wearing the camouflage hat, suddenly walks off to the right, raising his arm. only eight seconds later, you'll hear it. [ gunshot ] >> reporter: just that one shot, but keltner is down. fatally wounded. police arrest a man they have now identified as matthew doloff, a pinkerton security guard who was working for denver tv station kusa. a "denver post" photojournalist captured images that reveal some of what happened just seconds -- but not why. >> i turned around, i saw the two, the victim and the suspect facing each other, very close range. >> is there a shooting in the park? >> there is one confirmed victim. >> reporter: according to police, that was pepper s

kelly clayton was marie's hairdresser and good friend. >> she talked about him a lot, the things thate was doing in school. she got really excited about marcus. >> marie's friends and co-workers bridget harris and jean jones apthel. >> he was, like, the apple in her eye. she just sparkled every time he was around. she loved hugging him. >> we traveled a lot together so it was just us two. >> for her job? >> yeah. >> marie worked for the federal government in los angeles, but friends say she was driven and ambitious in other areas, too. >> she was an entrepreneur, that's what i know most about her, because she talked about owning her own business. >> but marie wanted more than work and success. >> i know that she wanted to have somebody in her life. >> what kind of guy was she looking for? >> someone that will take care of her, love her, protect her. >> that was kind of missing. she didn't have that guy figure, the father figure from marcus. >> then one day, marie told her friends -- >> i met this guy, you know, they had a lunch date and he was cute and just, you know, the excitement o

clayton kershaw was the guy tonight, he had the lead, corey seager in the top of the first. here comes mookie betts around, the dodgers, one more in the inning. peterson knows where this one is headed. it was 3-0, for la. and the dodgers learned that no lead is safe and shot gets past mookie betts. kevin comes all the way around, ds will be safe with the triple . and then who else puts a super rookie in, cruising to the left, it is 3-two, the race get a run and get it going and inning later. runners at first and third with no outs. memo marco thinks he can get a jump on clayton kershaw's delivery. austin barnes puts on the tag. they want a review, it is close, but there was nothing that could overturn that call. it remained 3-2 until the fifth. max muncy, watch this, no doubt, finishing this fifth, that was it for him. it stayed 4 -2. blake treinen to nail it down. a tying run. the dodgers now lead this series 3-2, and tomorrow is an off day. los angeles will try to win a world series championship. >>> sets wondering how they would play, the 49ers game had a great story line

clayton kershaw, not his best stuff tonight. but a gutsy performance out of him. the doctors look to strike first. mookie betts comes in score. the dodgers are up 1-0. 2-0 dodgers, peterson takes the glass no pitch, 428 feet to the left, third inning now, the race, pushing in the run. rbi single off kershaw, it's 3-0 for los angeles. it's 3-2, most hits with 27, ghost goes second and throws off to take third. he is safe as he slides and, the rays are making it happen on the baseball. and then even more greedy, they try to steal home. austin barnes gut does get the tag down in time for the out. the dodgers are still up 3-2, to the fifth, the same score. max muncy looking to give a little bit of assurance. taking the pitch deep for a solo shot, 4-2, los angeles. bracing that tying run of the play, like trying and is on. striking out willie at thomas. game owner over, they are just one win away from the first world series title for them in 32 years. here is clayton kershaw and his biggest fans. >> it was obviously a very special opportunity. my kids are really tired,

. >> reporter: hundreds of residents in the clayton crossing apartments on monument boulevard say they're terrified, they have been trying to negotiate with their landlord to hold off on increasing their rent. >> we don't know if tomorrow we can pay the rent. >> i live with my son. i am a single mother, so i lost my job in march. >> reporter: amla is an unemployed housekeeper. she hasn't been able to pay her sent since may now a substantial monthly rent increase on top of the debt. tenants in california that owe back rent from september to january have until january 31st to pay 25% of what they owe. the residents here say a rent increase makes that even more difficult for them. >> although the rent increase is legal now according to the laws, they are still here saying it's not fair. so while it's legal, it's not fair. >> reporter: the group shared a letter from the property manager saying clayton crossing rents units under the federal low income housing tax credit progame. that exempts them from state mandates that prohibit rent increases. the letter tells tenants rent increases will not

by the way this dual is always one of sports most desirable fixtures was up on clayton nadal has longore long djokovic found himself to us to serve down as the serb struggled so the spaniard towards taking the first set six love. the standard of tennis was as high as expected. but try as jock of it to reach and nadal played on a high level. nadal was winning the points, second set soon his. six games to two. the world number one try to make a contest of it but it was too late. nadal won a record extending 13th french open title. heat moves level with that of her on 20 slams. what a contents their next meeting could be. and etc, class act that he is has taken to social media to pay tribute thing i've always had the utmost respect for my friend as a person and as a champion it's my greatest rival over many years. i believe we have pushed each other to become better players. that's a busy sunday with all the nations in football action. will talk about that in a moment but off the pitch big story breaking concerning radical proposals to reshape the finances in english football and part of

helena up in the napa valley far into the napa valley, clayton was 74 miles an hour, he had a big wind in alameda, big wind in san bruno, big wind in san jose and saratoga, everybody got it, limbs down, trees down, of course, pg&e doing the power outages, which , we didn't have any big fires, so that is really fortunate, that is one of those nights, you go to bed, you felt the same way i felt, really worried about it because deal with winds, there's not much you can do if a fire were to start, so, tonight, there's going to be some wind, i'm going to get us up to about now, and now we are going to look, this is the model, we are going to look at, what is the model going to show us the next few hours, just like last night, it starts to turn yellow and orange around midnight, that is when the winds are strongest, you can see where the winds will be the strongest, right at their in the northeast part of the bay. fairfield, winters, napa, those 29 mile an hour winds in napa, that is at the service, you can get on top of mount st. helena, you are going to be doing -- >> a brief overview of w

clayton kershaw, arlington texas, national league battle wit braves. marcell ozuna, you couldn't get it by him. he hit two tonight. 4th inning blast. tied the game at one. freddie freeman drove home ronald, on kuna. they chase kershaw. and l.a., 10-2. braves sweep that series, six games to win. when atlanta could pin the pennate. >>> look out! almost got it. win or go home for houston against tampa in san diego. carlos correa, bottom nine walk-off homer. houston survived. tampa now leads 3-2 in the series. game 6 friday. astros got some swagga. correia called his shot, according to dusty baker. >> he told me that he was gonna walk off. and i was, like, yeah. and he just said i told ya. and i was, like, hey, man. keep telling me. that'll go down as one of the greatest games in history. and hopefully one of the greatest comeback xhakas in history. >>> nfl, 49ers three-point home dog for sunday night football. levi stadium with the rams. to help them to get some bounceback mojo, they sought out a former team captain. in the middle of the blowout loss to m

de la serie cambiando era liga nacional, los bravos se impusieron nuevamente en una mala noche de clayton para recortar distancia en la serie que sigue jugando tampa y que maÑana puede coronarse. atlÉtico de san luis derrotÓ 2-1 a querÉtaro con anotaciones de verterame, que abrir el marcador al minuto 27 con esperma dentro del Área. al 77, fernando madrigal se encargaba de igualar los cartones. sin embargo, al 83 pablo barrera finiquitÓ el triunfo del conjunto potosino. malas noticias para el regreso de tigres, tras disputarse la fecha fifa. tres jugadores del primer equipo dieron positivo de covid-19 y no estarÁn disponibles para el compromiso de la jornada 14 ante cruz azul. los jugadores con los que no podrÁ contraer ferreti son defensas caro salcedo y hugo ayala, asÍ como quiÑones.

that student was on campus at concord's clayton valley charter high school. the principal says students are in small cohorts, for covid safety protocol. the entire protocol is now being monitored off campus. >>> i'm ann macko vick at the live news desk. and we have just heard about the status of our schools. >> these are tough times. and they're not really showing any letting up. but california students and californians continue to be resilient. >> tony thurman wasn't able to give a clear time line for schools to return to normal today, even after the mayors of the bay area's biggest cities, wrote a letter to the governor, urging him to do whatever it takes to safely get kids back in school. many of california's k through 12 school kids have been returning this month. that is a mix of in person and virtual instruction. so far, state public health officials report no significant increases in covid-19 cases. thurmond also announced a partnership with gm today. gm donating 500,000 face masks to kids who are returning to class. len? >> all right, ann, thank you.

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clayton kershaw on the field. the rays threatening, two on, two outs. the great play.t. cody bellinger, a two-run shot to right center and then he'll go with the foot tap celebration. remember he hurt his shoulder celebrating. mookie betts steals the base which means everyone in america gets a free taco at taco bell. top nine, dodgers up 8-3. look at bellinger. a great catch and avoids hitting his shoulder on the wall. the dodgers win 8-3. >> there was initial excitement for fans hoping to attend a 49ers game this season. governor newsom's announcement for counties in the orange tier. however, santa clara county till not allowing fans in the stadium. first up sunday, a game in england. >> it will be cool. get back to the old stomping grounds seeflt some familiar faces. get on the field for the patriots tomorrow. yeah. this win will give us some momentum but this will be another dog fight. >> i know he's pumped to go to new england. i haven't been there for a while either. i'm looking forward to it. >> robby are gould is raising awareness for the kicks for kids charity

helena, then clayton out there by concord, north side of diablo, 74 miles an hour, oakland airport 58it was windy, nobody was left out of this one, it was really howling, places like oakland and alameda, oakland airport, 58 miles an hour, they were blowing. let's do the model thing, here we are this afternoon, we know what happens, we know when the winds really come up is overnight, this is the second wind event, this is why we have the red flag warning through tomorrow, watch what happens, the night gets on, gets a little colder, 11:00, 12:00, just like last night, last night started getting about 11:00, right there, about 2:00, 3:00 a.m. in the morning, that is the main event, but it is about significantly less on the velocity, and aerial coverage compared to what we saw last night. this is still a big deal, it is a red flag warning, last night was another order, last night was a big deal. so, as you see there, 7:00 a.m., it starts to back down. that is the good news, we get through tonight we are going to get a nice little break on the backside, last night, when i show duties, i'll

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clayton kershaw on the field. the rays threatening, two on, two outs. the great play.inger, a two-run shot to right center and then he'll go with the foot tap celebration. remember he hurt his shoulder celebrating. mookie betts steals the base which means everyone in america gets a free taco at taco bell. top nine, dodgers up 8-3. look at bellinger. a great catch and avoids hitting his shoulder on the wall. the dodgers win 8-3. >> there was initial excitement for fans hoping to attend a 49ers game this season. governor newsom's announcement for counties in the orange tier. however, santa clara county till not allowing fans in the stadium. first up sunday, a game in england. >> it will be cool. get back to the old stomping grounds seeflt some familiar faces. get on the field for the patriots tomorrow. yeah. this win will give us some momentum but this will be another dog fight. >> i know he's pumped to go to new england. i haven't been there for a while either. i'm looking forward to it. >> robby are gould is raising awareness for the kicks for kids charity campaign. he

>> clayton kershaw, all eyes on him for the dodgers, trying to lead l.a.o the first world series title since 1988. it's game 1, dodgers and rays comes your way next. >> it's surreal to think about where we've been, all we've experienced. sometimes, the only way to get through is to hold onto the things that bring us joy, like this game, which embodies the strength and resilience of this country. ♪

. >>> in l.a., clayton kershaw sent the brewers packing with eight shutout innings. 13 strikeouts with three shy of the postseason record set by sandy koufax. he will play the winner of the padres in the division series. been watching the playoffs. you noticed a lot of mic'ed up moment where is they put a microphone on the player. they got a little bit more than they bargained for when they put a mic on a's outfielder, ramon laureano. >> rips one. >>> i -- >> that's part of doing live television. >> dave flemming handle today pretty well. lots of debate over whether this is the right thing to do during the playoffs. give it a rest. >> some good news to recommend. a firefighter battling flames in redding happened upon a mountain lion cub. >> hoo he is in good hands tonight. he was badly burned but is now eating on his own and act feisty. promising signs for recovery. the zoo staff says the lion won't be able to learn how to survive in the wild so they will continue to care for him until he is placed in a >> we're staying on top of the breaking news sending shockwaves across the nation r

james clayton there.nology reporter at the telegraph. welcome and thank you for being with us. what is the mood among america's legislators? might they actually change section 230 ? speaking to people, it seems like there really is a fear that section 230 will be reformed at the very least. there has been this growing backlash against technology companies for various reasons. section 230 has kind of become this proxy, a way for all sides of the political spectrum, all different types of politicians to come forward and use it almost as a threat to say, you need to stop doing this, otherwise we might repeal the one law that your whole business pivots on because they know how important section 230 is to google, facebook and twitter. and so it is very interesting. is something that was just a interesting. is something that wasjust a small interesting. is something that was just a small law written backin was just a small law written back in the 1990s, has become a huge part of the political debate and we are

this one from clayton over in the east bay, christopher miller, sending this one in tree falling on to that fence right there blocking off the sidewalk and it looks like might have even done some damage to a roof out there and either the that out building in the distance another picture from clayton right here out in the east bay, see just how big that tree was that was toppled by these strong overnight winds. another round of pictures from saying carlos this time around see that eucalyptus right there not fared too well after these strong winds falling onto a sidewalk. also damaging a fence and looking like it's blocking that sidewalk off these are due to those strong winds that we consistently saw overnight and was also seen throughout your morning hours to a few major way out of the house for a bit this morning. you definitely notice just how strong those winds are tugging on your car calistoga sonoma hayward and fairfield all looking at wind speeds still topping out around 40 miles per hour in that range and similar in half moon bay petaluma vacaville oakland in danville in the 30

that was james clayton. it will be all over our website.ding goes to black entrepreneurs. in the us, 13% of the workforce is black, but at big tech firms such as google and facebook, black employees make up less than 4% of workers. we're nowjoined by dion mckenzie, who's the co—founder & chairman of color—in—tech and black tech fest. why the black tech fest is important? hi, sally, good morning. i think that this has been the case because we have seen, and this year has proven more like any other, that there is a real lack of diversity to the tech industry and i think it comes round to there being access, awareness, lack of awareness, and lack of a network for black individuals and tech companies have scales, primarily using techniques and processes that have been probably not as conducive to building inclusive teams. also, when it comes to young people, are they inspired, excited to get into the tech sector at all, in the black community was yellow yeah, what i think we are seeing is there is definitely an interest from a user point of vie

james clayton reports.emselves, they decide what content is promoted, taken down or left up. the question at the senate today in washington — is that too much power? but first it was good to know that even tech bosses have moments when the computer says no. we are unable to make contact with mr mark zuckerberg. thank you, chairman. i was able to hear the other opening statements, i was just having a hard time connecting myself. the line fixed and the hearing quickly moved to the subject of bias. do these social media companies use their power to unfairly pick on republicans? trump certainly thinks so. i'm running against the left—wing corrupt media and big tech. what does he mean by that? it all comes down to moderation. here's an example. during the protest in minneapolis after the death of george floyd, donald trump posted on facebook and twitter saying, "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." facebook allows this, twitter said it violated rules on glorifying violence and labelled it. so, should t

clayton kershaw was scratched with back spasms in game 2 of the nlcs.it's possible he could pitch on thursday in game four. so, the dodgers started vacaville native tony. no score. top of the 4th. freeman taking him deep for a two run shot. he allowed four runs in four and a third. top nine. 7-3. caught in the bullpen while the former giant, the braves had a five run lead but he had to come onto put the fire out. la with in a run but a time -- third a.j. pollack. atlanta hangs onto win. >>> the rays looking ready for the rodeo. not to game approximate 3á. the alcs. houston up 1-0. former athletic, base hit left field. two runs across. tampa has a 2-1 lead. now 45-2 bottom of the 8th. kyle tucker bloops one to right. rays defense has been incredible. houston failed to score there and tampa won 5-# 2á. they have a series lead. >>> nfl. not long after the outbreak of coronavirus tennessee is back on the field. 16 days later. now mike and tennessee hosting buffalo, first tuesday game in the nfl since 2010. tennessee running back henry didn't have any rug, p

. >>> the dodgers day started poorly when they got the word that clayton kershaw would not be able toart tonight because he had is different back. they almost pulled off a magnificent comeback. now they are down 2-0 in the series with atlanta. onto the 9th inning. 7-34 atlanta. they go deep in the ninth. we go bottom of the ninth. the dodgers score. brought home on a shot. he came in the game by cody belanger. he will wind up with the rbi double. all the sudden it is a one run game. they needed one more out. a hotshot down the third. they find themselves down to -0 games. swinging on over to the american league. dusty baker has issues. there one game away from being swept by tampa. it is all about that little dun the right field line. that is going to score a couple of rounds. temper goes up 5-1 over houston. that same guy. the glove this time. the eighth-inning comes along. the astros load the bases but he saves the day with the sliding catch. risk and reward. it pays off for him. the ballgame right there pretty much. the astros lose and are now down 3-0 the tampa bay. tuesday night

the storm has people like clayton broussard thinking about what they'll do once the hurricane season ends seven weeks from now. >> i'll jump for joy i will jump for joy. >> reporter: in an attempt to keep people safe and inside during the height of the storm, many cities and parishes across louisiana are instituting mandatory curfews. here in lafayette people will have to be off the streets by noon on friday, scheduled to last at least until early saturday morning in lafayette, louisiana, chris pollo pollone, nbc news. >>> here's nbc meteorologist janessa webb who's tracking the storm. what are you see about this morning? >> i don't have the best new this morning the pressure continues to drop on this storm system, and that means it's maintaining its category, right now category 3 we hope it goes into some cooler water that will allow it to be downgraded, but unfortunately that's just not happening. 250 miles south of cameron, michigan, sustained winds of 120 miles an hour. our models are currently in agreement. this will marek landfall, southwest louisiana later on tonight. >> the s

. >>> clayton kershaw has back spasms and he was out of game two in the nlcs and could pitch thursdayme four, that is still possible. so the dodgers start in st. mary's alone, no score, top of the fourth, freeman went deeper for a two-run shot. top of nine, 7-3 atlanta, ozzie albies connects, and the former giant mark blanton, closed things out. time at 3rd, aj rounds out to end the game in atlanta wins 8- 7 taking it 2-0 series lead. game three of the alcs, houston up 1-0, the former a with a two run, tampa has a 2-1 lead. now bottom of the eighth, kyle tucker to right field, hunter renfroe makes a diving catch. houston failed to score and tampa won 5-2 to take a 3-0 series lead. nfl, after an outbreak of covid- 19, the tie-ins return to the field for the first time in 16 days tonight. tennessee hosting buffalo, first tuesday game in the nfl since 2010. titans running back henry did not have any rest. unfortunately the play was brought back because of a penalty. final minute of the first half, ryan tannehill showing off his wheels. 10 yard touchdown, making it 21- 10 at the half. and

. >>> clayton kershaw scratched from game two with the braves because of back spasms.ut let's start with a flashback to last night. ozzie alibies hits a home run here. why are we showing you this? because it happened again tonight. in the 9th inning, he's at the plate, going deep. this one he has to track down a little bit. he's going to want to play the outfield. braves up 8-3 in the 9th. but the dodgers made this a one-rub game. cody bellinger with the triple. and suddenly it's 8-7. but a.j. pollock ends it as the braves take a 2-0 series lead with 8-7 victory. game three, astros and rays. rocking some lucky cowboy boots. altuve with a lazer to left. the astros up 1-0 in the first. reached second on altuve's third error of the series, opening the door for a huge inning. hunter renfroe with a double. rays win 5-2. they're up three games to none in this series. and patrick marleau back in teal at age 41. has a chance to pass gordie >>> have a great night. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. appreciate your time. ballot drop boxes across the state have been told to ta

diablo by the town of clayton where you can see a lot of dry grass still in the hills with homes just below it. our chief meteorologist paul heggen joins us now with a look at the potential for this event and how people can maybe mitigate this problem. >> yeah. just kind of be prepared as best you can, saw people stocking up their coolers with ice if they're in an area with public safety power shutoffs. the heat advisory is from 9:00 tomorrow morning until 11:00 on friday morning. we anticipate temperatures to reach 90s and low 100s. along the coast temperatures in the low to mid-80s, but every bay area county except solano is included in the heat advisory. solano county, you will see triple digit temperatures, but your advisories come from a different office of the national weather service. let's look at the wind advisory. this is in effecting for just tonight into tomorrow morning through thursday at 11:00 forthe north bay and mountains.

. >>> clayton kershaw scratched from game two with the braves because of back spasms.a flashback to last night. ozzie alibies hits a home run here. why are we showing you this? because it happened again tonight. in the 9th inning, he's at the plate, going deep. this one he has to track down a little bit. he's going to want to play the outfield. braves up 8-3 in the 9th. but the dodgers made this a one-rub game. cody bellinger with the triple. and suddenly it's 8-7. but a.j. pollock ends it as the braves take a 2-0 series lead with 8-7 victory. game three, astros and rays. rocking some lucky cowboy boots. altuve with a lazer to left. the astros up 1-0 in the first. reached second on altuve's third error of the series, opening the door for a huge inning. hunter renfroe with a double. rays win 5-2. they're up three games to none in this series. and patrick marleau back in teal at age 41. has a chance to pass gordie the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior ci

. >>> in l.a., clayton kershaw sent the brewers packing with eight shutout innings. 13 strikeouts withthe postseason record set by sandy koufax. he will play the winner of the padres in the division series. been watching the playoffs. you noticed a lot of mic'ed up moment where is they put a microphone on the player. they got a little bit more than they bargained for when they put a mic on a's outfielder, ramon laureano. >> rips one. >>> i -- >> that's part of doing live television. >> dave flemming handle today pretty well. lots of debate over whether this is the right thing to do during the playoffs. give it a rest. proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you

. >>> it was an old school team effort that was the key to victory for the los angeles danger clayton kershaw struck out eight, threw six innings on the mound. mookie betts would add a solo shot tampa could not come back from that the dodgers take game one, 8-3 game two tonight. >>> still to come, virtual classrooms are falling victim to cyberbullying. >>> and how california is bringing the polls to the people five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke, while washing away dirt and oil. so you're ready for the day with a clean shave and a clean face. ♪ ♪ isn't like yesterday. (grrrr...put down that rake...) (and pick up that pb and j.) daddy? silence your growl. with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. made to help fill you up. hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. really?! this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature. impressive! life doesn't stop for a cold. [man] honey... [woma

>> all eyes on clayton kershaw, pitching in the place he grew g your way next.t the dodgers >> there'stime of year with stakes like these reveal who you really are. >> what a start for the dodgers as they are just dropping bombs here in the first inning. we go in game 3, the dodgers set a message with a historic offensive display. and now have an ace waiting in the

joining me now from san francisco is our north american technology reporter james clayton.is is a pretty dramatic move. what prompted it was the department ofjustice things google is monopolistic. the lawsuit strikes at the heart of google because my grip over the internet for millions of businesses and advertisers, into an unlawful monopoly. it sang clearly, google is a monopolist. the key thing is 90% of all the searches in america are google searches —— it said clearly. if they get there fairly, and this is what the lawsuit says, it says on android phone, google search is something that is preinstalled. google had a deal with apple where it was preinstalled. it's saying it's not fair, essentially. it actually concludes, google‘s practices have had harmful effect on consumers, and this is where it gets difficult because google says how can this possibly be anti—consumer when google search is free? and you don't need to pay to use it. so i think this is going to be very difficult for the doj, because they have to prove that its anti—consumer while at the same time, acknowl