clayton: they likely are.u are seeing -- you are seeing a shift in the republican party away from sort of absolute fiscal austerity. you are seeing an increased focus on wanting to increase fence spending and an increasingly populist republican majority is open to keeping domestic spending high as well so i would agree with some of the predictions that people have made about defense stocks being an absolutely no-brainer. energy stocks with oil prices on the increase in set to remain high next year, a republican majority trying to push back on epa regulations and efforts to curtail drilling. you are likely to see those as a good winter as well. jon: helpful context on the very sectors to be watching. thank you so much for your time and we will be watching closely. clayton allen, u.s. director at the eurasia group with his perspective on the midterms. in canada, rogers getting its day in court as it fights for its proposed takeover of administration company. we will have the latest details, next. this is bloombe

(slayne) vámonos, clayton. (arrancando auto) ¿estás bien, clayton? sí. olvidaste apagar tu celular. te rastreamos con el celular. no lo olvidé. ella haría su trabajo. bueno, no olvidaré ponerlos a trabajar juntos la siguiente vez. ¿siguiente vez? naciste para hacer esto, james. lo traes en la sangre. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> ahora en telemundo 48. estamos siguiendo los Últimos detalles del accidentes de trÁnsito que dejÓ sin vida a dos personas en redwood city. residentesde san josÉ marcharon para pedir mÁs seguridad en las calles. (hablan en inglÉs) se prepara para cambios en la red elÉctrica ante las lluvias del fin de semana. >>> gracias. soy fÁtima navarrete. un trÁgico accidentes de trÁnsito cobrÓ la vida de dos personas en redwood city. quÉ se sabe de la causa del accidentes de trÁnsito? >>> gracias. dos carros estuvieron involucrados en este accidente. uno se incendiÓ, aquÍ son visibles algunos daÑos que quedaron, los carros quedaron casi irreconocibles. se dio sobre el camino real y la calle (hablan en inglÉs) a las 8 de la noche, la policÍa dijo que se encontrÓ a dos adultos en el au

james clayton, thank you, in wisconsin- — will have. james clayton, thank you, in wisconsin.ht, night. important race in wisconsin tonight. not _ night. important race in wisconsin tonight. notjust _ night. important race in wisconsin tonight, notjust the _ night. important race in wisconsin tonight, notjust the senate - night. important race in wisconsin tonight, notjust the senate race i tonight, notjust the senate race but the — tonight, notjust the senate race but the governors race as well. governors _ but the governors race as well. governors have an awful it's midnight in the uk — and seven o'clock in the evening in washington dc — the first polls have closed in the us midterm elections. they've shut in indiana, kentucky, south carolina, vermont, virginia, and in the key state of georgia. we were hearing from gary o'donoghue earlier. votes are now being counted and we'll be live in atlanta as we wait for clues on which way the state's important races will swing. and we will look closely at virginia because what we are looking for tonight is some evidence of this red wa

take a look at clayton. first son of senior producer kelly.and rob. >> will: that is awesome. clayton born last night 8 days past his due date. >> ainsley: yikes. weighing in at 8 pounds 21 and a half inches long. >> carley: wow. >> ainsley: we are so glad you were born clayton. welcome to the fox family. >> carley: great name country singer name clayton james. >> carley: talking about being pregnant and she said i cannot wait until the nurse puts the baby on my chest and we saw that moment. i could cry. >> ainsley: baby has cute dimples. >> brian: also one of the nicest people. >> ainsley: she is the best. kelly, congratulations, changes your life in such a positive way. it was the best day. >> carley: she has wanted a baby for a long time. we love you, kelly. >> ainsley: congratulations, kelly. >> brian: i just hope when he grows up he stays within himself. >> ainsley: and hopes he gets dressed. >> janice: get a onesie that says that "stay within yourself." >> will: lee look like a crayola box. red, yellow, green, blue. >> ainsley: 300 migra

that was near clayton.d friend brody sanders are no brody 29 pen grove 31 scotts valley 31 would acre dropped to 31 campbell's down to 33 even mental parks down to 35 cold, cold cold. all these resorts are opening how about that for the weekend? kirkwood heavenly mount rose, northstar boreal and donner ski ranch had about another 3 to 5 inches of new snow in the last 24 hours, and maybe they'll get a little bit more from that system. i mentioned late saturday. not a lot, but maybe a little quick dusting of 1 to 2 inches. thirties for a few still, but a lot of forties, but we are running noticeably cooler except for santa rosa than 24 hours ago. 1 to 6 degrees oakland airport, leading the charge there at minus six. compared to this time yesterday, so yesterday was cold today has been even colder. that law, though again, these are a little tenuous ropes that slide by, but they can produce rain. santa rosa sacramento probably the line is around the golden gate bridge. san pablo bay north for us for any light r

james clayton in san francisco, thank you so much for joining us. have a quick look at some of the day's other news now. king charles has hosted a reception to discuss tackling climate change, as global leaders prepare for the global u.n. climate summit c.o.p. 27. it included britain's prime minister rishi sunak and u.s. envoy john kerry. it begins sunday in egypt. a group of tourists has been taken hostagen the peruvian amazon by an indigenous community. around 70 people are currently being held on a riverboat. the community is demanding mo government aid following an issue in the area. the leader says he will be keeping the tourists overnight before considering the release. now to another story in our series "the other side," this time we look at student debt. joe biden has promised to cancel up to $20,000 of student loans for low and middle income borrowers. the bbc talked to two voters who owe thousands, but adam and angela disagree on a solution. have a listen. adam: as someone who still hasn't some student loan deb left to pay, i recognize tha

james clayton in san francisco.pakistan's opposition leader and former prime minister imran khan has addressed the nation from a hospital a day after he was attacked by a gunman during a mass protest march on the capital. imran khan said he had known in advance of a plot to kill him. he said he believed there were two gun men involved in the attack in which one of his supporters was killed and 10 injured. our correspondent had this update from the capitol, islamabad. >> speaking about his injuries when he started the presser which was on line and then he said -- he informed everybody he got four bullet injuries. and some 16 injuries as well. apart from that he also spoke about the corruption charges against him and how he will go after them. he also spoke about once he gets better he will get on the road and will come to islamabad and come to march as well. he also named three people whom he considers to be a -- accus to be the prime suspect in, you know, the plan to attack him and everything. he also spoke about th

james clayton reports from san francisco.elizabeth holmes arrived at court today, she hoped the sentence she'd receive would be lenient. instead, she was given 11 years. she broke down in court after sentencing. a spectacular fall from grace for the former billionaire. and we'd like to see a world in which every person gets access to this type of basic testing. elizabeth holmes had an idea that turned her into a billionaire, that she could create a machine that she called the edison that could detect hundreds of diseases with just a few drops of blood. the pitch convinced some very important people. media tycoon rupert murdoch invested. henry kissinger was on the company's board. she was even on the front cover of forbes. she could do no wrong. but inside this building, the theranos lavish headquarters in silicon valley, there was a major problem. the tech simply didn't work as had been claimed. but the retail giant walgreens had a contract with theranos to diagnose patients. this is erika chung, a whistle—blower at theranos.

james clayton with that report.the white house again in 202a. at a rally in iowa, mr trump said he would "very, "very, very probably do it again". americans are heading to the polls next week to vote in the country's midterm elections. and a key group which could make an impact is the new christian right, as barbara plett usher has this report. in this divided nation, the christian right has found a new voice. this country belongs to god almighty. this is not a church service. hundreds of people are being baptised after a rally in pennsylvania. some overwhelmed by their experience of god. thousands have turned out because they believe their christian values are under attack and that god belongs in government. you cannot separate god from politics. you can't take him out of our government. these events tap into people's anger about covid lockdowns and donald trump's election loss. eric trump! the man himself dialled in while his son was on stage. donald trump on phone: we love you all and we're gonna bring - this cou

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco. for people at high risk of type one diabetes. it's the first licensed medication which can delay the onset of the condition. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. diabetes charities say this is the biggest advance in the treatment of the condition since the discovery of insulin a century ago. type one diabetes develops when the immune system attacks and destroys cells in the pancreas which produce insulin — the hormone which manages blood sugar levels. the new drug, teplizumab, works by reprogramming the hostile immune cells to disrupt their attack on the pancreas. in trials, it delayed the onset of type one by about three years. in the uk, about 400,000 people have type one diabetes — 29,000 of those are children, and rates are rising sharply. having type one diabetes means a lifetime of checking blood sugar levels and injecting insulin. it's a 24—7 condition and, unless well managed, can trigger a whole range of health problems. so having a treatment that delays its onset is a br

james clayton, bbc news, california.der way. yesterday, we saw president xi and president biden sit down, what can we expect today? lots on the agenda. it is the official opening of the g �*s 20 summit in the next hour or so and we are expecting world leaders of the largest economy to attend in person — some not in person. we got president zalewski appearing via video link and he is expected to address the delegation of later today. the war is that big backdrop today. the war is that big backdrop to all of the discussions here as we've discussed, and has been been one of the critical issues that president xi and president biden discussed in their meeting ahead of the 620. it's also been a key part of how the world is trying to tackle this economic issue for the lower belt —— global economy. it's a key concern for the host indonesia that has been particularly worried about those rising costs. lots to look forward to, lots to listen into. i'll have all the information for you coming up. hello there. on the whole, it was a

james clayton, bbc news, silicon valley.he appointment of an independent lawyer to investigate cases against him as appalling, corrupt and highly political. the us attorney general has appointed a former war crimes prosecutor as special counsel to handle investigations into the former us president. jack smith will rule on whether criminal charges should be filed against the former president relating to the removal of top secret documents to his florida residence and to the january 6th capitol riots. i've been going through these investigations and hoaxes and scams from the day i came down the escalator at trump tower and you really say enough is enough, gotta get back to work, got to prove that we have a great country again because right now it's not great. right now it's a laughing stock all over the world and we've sort of all had it. the people of the country have had it. 0ur north america correspondent david willis listened to mr trumps full briefing and started off by telling us what his response was to the special coun

our north america technology reporter james clayton has more. jeff bezos is one of the richest peoplelack of charitable focus. his detractors say he's more interested in burning his money on going to space, which he did last year, then saving the planet that he actually lives on. famed for turning his idea for an online book store into a tech giant, some have argued that the amazon founder has so much money, he could buy much of the amazon rainforest to protect it. now, his first statement saying he'll give away most of his fortune. do you plan to give away the majority of your wealth in your lifetime? yeah, i do, and the hard part is figuring out how to do it in a levered way. it's not easy. building amazon was not easy. it took a lot of hard work, a bunch of very smart team—mates. and i'm finding, and i think lauren's finding the same thing, that philanthropy is very similar — it's not easy, it's really hard. mr bezos has a very strange, very big tech problem, in that he has so much money, he doesn't quite know what to do with it. he says he wants to focus on climate change, homeles

james clayton there, reporting from san francisco.a and community will start again unofficial basis. russia halted its backing for the deal on a saturday accusing ukraine of using a safety corridor to attack its fleet. western officials though have accused the kremlin of worsening the globalfood the kremlin of worsening the global food crisis. the kremlin of worsening the globalfood crisis. chief asia presenter karishma vaswani spoke to the indonesian president injakarta. have you spoken to president zelenskyy and president putin recently to see whether they will talk about the green deal at the g20 and as the host nation are you hopeful this issue can be resolved at the summit? translation: yes, if the can summit? translation: yes, if they can come _ summit? translation: yes, if they can come to _ summit? translation: yes, if they can come to bali _ summit? translation: yes, if they can come to bali and - summit? translation: yes, if they can come to bali and talk, | they can come to bali and talk, i'm sure the black cigarette initia

james clayton, bbc news, silicon valley.rtwork in ukraine. the works feature people doing daily tasks against war—torn buildings in hostomel, horenka and borodyanka. the footage also shows a man's hand creating the art, but in true banksy style, his face is never shown. let us have a look. now on bbc news, the weather with matt taylor. hello. river levels may have dropped a little bit for some of you through the day, but there are still flood warnings in place across the uk. all the latest details on the bbc weather website. the not great news is that we have some further rain to come tonight. it's pushing its way from west to east. some heavier bursts mixed in. it's not going to be the widespread persistent rain we have seen over recent days, but given that the ground is saturated, any rain is unwelcome in some parts at the moment. it will be across eastern areas to finish the night. clearer skies into the west. temperatures a little bit up and down for many overnight and roughly around six or seven degrees for most as we s

james clayton with that story. stay with us on bbc news. reaches more than $1.5 billion. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear — the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. - they are being held somewhere inside the compound _ and student leadersl have threatened that should the americans attempt rescue, - they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. voyager one is now the most distant man—made object anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems to keep on going. tonight, we prove once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the am

james clayton, bbc news, california.ling. november the 11tth, 1922, and the beginning of the bbc. 2lo was the call sign of the bbc station in london. and 100 years on, the six o�*clock radio news has been marking how it all began. this bulletin marks the moment 100 years ago that the bbc began broadcasting. back in 1922, the news reader at 6pm was arthur burrows. arthur burrows at this point is the first voice of the bbc. he�*s almost had the idea of broadcasting a few years earlier as well, and within a month, he�*ll be director of programmes at the bbc and one of ourfirst children�*s presenters. yes, arthur was also uncle arthur, children�*s entertainer. it wasn�*t a large organisation on day one. how many staff at the beginning, in november 1922? november 1922, the bbc has a staff of zero. there are no employees. there are no official staff? there are no official staff. arthur burrows does that first broadcast essentially in his spare time. was itjust london in november 1922? no, london was day one, and then day two w

kelly clayton was marie's hairdresser and good friend. >> she talked about him a lot, the things thats 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 of me

east near clayton. below freezing temperatures.ou'll notice there and pin grove and also in scotts valley, as would occur as well. campbell slightly above freezing and menlo park in the mid thirties, those were all reported temperatures this morning. it was 37 degrees and throughout the tri valley, those temperatures are now being replaced with some warmer conditions. due to this right here, some high think clouds are now filtering in over the bay area. the numbers are in the mid fifties, and if you want to do some comparison, these were pretty much as good as a gut yesterday. as far as high temperatures are concerned 61 degrees in fairfield. so this is what you can anticipate today on veterans day. first of all, some increasing cloud cover and then some light and i do mean anemic precipitation on saturday morning in the north bay and also for the entire bay area by saturday night. so what does this mean? overall first off again, any precipitation we receive will be mainly less than 1/10 of an inch. the winds will be breezy out of

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.xpert on tech and social media — and joins us now. thank you forjoining us. we've been reporting on the e—mail that issued the ultimatum, agreeing to work hard or leave. but as i understand, the new york times has been reporting about a commemoration of e—mails sent by elon musk, there have been several, haven't there was been several, haven't there was been several, haven't there was been several, haven't there7 tickets to that. several, haven't there? tickets to that. �* , , ., ., �* , several, haven't there? tickets to that. �*, , ., ., �*, , that. there's been a lot, he's been tweetin: that. there's been a lot, he's been tweeting at — that. there's been a lot, he's been tweeting at the _ that. there's been a lot, he's been tweeting at the employees - that. there's been a lot, he's been tweeting at the employees and - that. there's been a lot, he's been i tweeting at the employees and users, and advertisers, both of which are hostile. he's been saying crazy things, tweeting politica

james clayton reports. headquarters in san francisco with a sink. let that sink in, he quipped. now the world is letting the news sink in that donald trump, former us president's account has been reactivated. mrtrump was given a permanent suspension after the capitol hill riots. twitter said that his account threatened the fueling of further violence. since then, donald trump has set up his own social media company, truth social. however, when elon musk bought twitter, many wondered whether he'd be allowed back. initially, elon musk said he would set up a council that would make decisions on controversial reinstatements. but then a seeming change of heart. a twitter poll asking his followers whether he should return. mr musk said that 15 million people voted. those voting for a reinstatement narrowly won. donald trump, though, says he's not leaving truth social, saying the platform is special. but he also urged his followers to vote in the poll. why would he care if he had no intention of coming back? truth

james clayton reports from san francisco.hen elizabeth holmes arrived at court today, she hoped the sentence you received would be lenient. instead she was given 11 years. she broke down in court after sentencing, a spectacular fall from grace for the former billionaire. find spectacular fall from grace for the former billionaire. and we would like _ the former billionaire. and we would like to _ the former billionaire. and we would like to see _ the former billionaire. and we would like to see a _ the former billionaire. and we would like to see a world - the former billionaire. and we would like to see a world in i would like to see a world in which every person gets access to this type of basic testing. elizabeth holmes had an idea that turned her into a billionaire. that she could create a machine that she called addison, which could detect hundreds of diseases with just a few drops of blood. the pitch convinced some very important people. media tycoon rupert murdoch invested, henry kissinger was on the company was my boar

near clayton 29. scotts valley, 29 west petaluma, 29 fairfield 31, woodside 32 cinemas 33 saratoga's 33 degrees , no vitals 33 degrees. there's a lot of thirties out there frosted advisory out, although again some of the air mass is a little bit on the dry side. maybe you don't freeze warning would be more apt proposed, but i don't issue the warnings, so don't ask me why. seven in lake tahoe, truckee was 12 last i looked ely's in their 33 uk sacramento 35. 41 in las vegas and 15 unbearable flagstaff little low, just off eureka. there's not much to it. there's not a lot of moisture, but it will pick up the breeze here as we head into tuesday and wednesday, so frost advisory lots of thirties i mean, from north to south doesn't matter. mostly sunny. might be a light breeze. thirties here. petaluma 33 santa rosa snowmen county airport 33. walnut creek's at 34 palo alto was 34. sunnyvale is down to 35. even that's another observation in fairfield, 37. 1 i saw travis was 31. 32 alamo 33 wanna creek lafayett

near clayton. two observations 1 25 1 27, so i split the difference., santa cruz managed 27 pen grove, qatari. also dropped to 29. there are many rohnert park at 30 ken would 31 mill valley 31 san ramon 30 to danville, 32. woodside 32 campbell 32. i mean, there are so many nine in truckee, seven south lake tahoe. the good news is the ski resorts. even though they're not getting snow. they can make snow 25 hours a day when it's that cold. thirties and many for the valley. fresno was 39 another 40 to santa maria 36. there is a little low see that logan on the mendocino coast so it could put in a few. partly cloudy is here for the morning. just mainly marin county. i think south frost advisories you might imagine mostly sunny. this system will give us a late breeze. but it's not stopping anything from dropping into the thirties here . sunnyvale palo alto 35. walnut creek, 35. oakland 39. berkeley briefly was 39 santa rosa down to 31 napa airport was 33. they must have picked up a little puff of a breeze so that low drops south as it does, the northerly br

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.llo to you. thanks for coming on. how deep is this crisis, do you think? is it an existential threat, what is going on at the moment? , , threat, what is going on at the moment?— moment? this is certainly a crisis on _ moment? this is certainly a crisis on a _ moment? this is certainly a crisis on a scale _ moment? this is certainly a crisis on a scale that - moment? this is certainly a crisis on a scale that we - moment? this is certainly a l crisis on a scale that we have not seen before for the company, and so if you were on twitter last, you saw a lot of people saying the of twitter, this is it, goodbye everyone, follow me on these other social platforms, and so there certainly is this concern about what is going to happen to twitter. it is really unclear. what do you think? do you think that you will be gone by monday as some people are claiming? it is hard to know. i think there is hard to know. i think there is still a lot of details emerging. certainly, there are concerns about

wanna greek clayton's down to 33.as dipped to 31, danville, dublin, castro valley and union city hall in the thirties, and it's closed for others with low forties you can see everything is just driving down from the northwest. couple of things going on. it's okay today than most of tomorrow. next system will drop down here from the north that will spread rain have to see if it taps into this lower latitude system. there were hints of that yesterday. we'll see if that continues to be the way you look at it. it's going to be a good system not only for thursday but again on late saturday into sunday, some of the projected rainfall amounts you're seeing an inch and a half to three plus be good for us in that snow would be on the go winter storm watches already posted for the mountains. they will update this to a warning. but if we can between now and say monday 32 to 49 inches of snow will declare victory fifties on the temps upper fifties are very low sixties tomorrow starts off cold . then we clouded up rain on thursday

she could now face years in prison. james clayton, bbc news, silicon valley.back on airjust months after its final episode. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan�*s general election and she�*s asked pakistan�*s president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest i demonstration so far of the fast—growing _ european anti—nuclear movement. the south african government has announced that it�*s opening the country�*s remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to a black majority government in this country and the destruction of the white civilisation. part of the centuries—old windsor castle, - one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire for much of the day. - 150 firemen have been battling the blaze, i which has caused millions. of pounds' worth of damage. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: delegates at the cop27 climate summit in egypt are still grappling with a number of sticking points, as the two week

no, we've seen many on our travels, and james clayton has been to boston — to mit — where he's been meetingbut a big cat. james: here at click, we've been following this guy around for a few years now. the incredibly animal—like mini cheetah. i've been told, though, that the mini cheetah has gotten cleverer. the boffins here call it the "learn—by—experience model" — machine learning that allows the cheetah to negotiate objects through trial and error. and i'm told it's learnt how to play football. now, i'm no ronaldo, but i thought i'd put it through its paces. but first, a piece to camera. 0k, we're going to play some football. i can't do any skills. this might take a long time. let's play some football! whistle. he laughs. oh, i thought he was running after us! with that out of the way, it was time to test it out. good skills! its close ball control was pretty good, though sometimes it seemed to be concentrating so hard on the football, it forgot how to actually walk. and trying to tackle it was pretty hard, too. it's quite scary! the researchers also decided to take it to places it had n

my daughter mentally refusing to clayton with kata football, so let cut off half this welcome time for a reality check as to well, kevin katara is no longer just a plan but basically happening to morrow ship the rocket. ben guitar really be boycotted if so why? and what for or was this just fig? talk to ease the conscience. and in the end, we'll all sit in front of our a t, v. 's because football is awesome. in case you're wondering what all the uproar is about, katara is often called the richest country in the world. natural gas and oil bound money teams is not the most pressing issue. katara has invested this wealth into multiple activities in the world of sports that didn't want to go on as a lot. katara dois devices for translation, which tends to nila dish and buried massage often once a week and so forth. of the global abundance, which will he won't. mit differs by bit massage of his seniors. clathy dick was of wharf cologne at the airways is i and goza ones are the one from ven, bye to nealon allergies of it to let's what the and the, than, than the else ones or there. oh, by ma

then you're great biography of sugar ray robinson or adam clayton powell all these all the orthods of columbus for that matter, but it seems to me what it has in common. is it's it's the storytelling. i mean, it's like a masterclass in storytelling colorization, you know know with all these unexpected. connections folded within the stories you're telling so you get well you get the an obvious one like the sidney poitier lorraine hansberry raising in the sun connection, but then you get harry belafonte being backed up by charlie parker's combo. yeah, you know or you have zornil hurston and fanny hurst when you're doing the imitation of life the many permeations. you know of passing like the movie that's out now, right? or just a fascinating evolution of plugging and best across all these different cultural. barriers, you know so you go from gullah to gershwin with sammy davis jr. is impromptu audition for samuel goldwin for sort of a formal one, and then i think it was was the other one and in the, you know restaurant or a club but any case yes, all of these things are just it's full o

. >> i go back to the images of your team with kareem and clayton, these wonderful images of celebration. it is remarkable the resilience given what they've been through and we heard from some of them you spoke to, but what was your overall sense of what they had endured to get to this level of joy now? >> reporter: extreme hardships. some of the people we talked to said look, some days or some moments the russian troops just sort of ignored you on the street, didn't do anything about you, but he said you didn't know when they were going to come and beat you, when they were going to perhaps take you away and kill you. there was a complete eight months dark, eight months of oppression and uncertainty, a really, really hard time. people were taken away and tortured, badly beaten. we know of at least two people that cnn has spoken with here who were tortured and beaten. people were rounded up. the police we're told would come or the russian army would come in the middle of the night, take people from their houses and it wasn't clear if they were going to come back. oftentimes the russians w

joining us now is jay clayton.ard at american express since last week -- since the last time we spoke to you, we saw the new ceo say never seen anything this bad. but he tempered that a little. maybe he realizes he's got a dog in this race at this point and he said maybe there are some viable businesses, maybe we -- some people will be made whole what do you make of all that, jay? >> look, joe we're learning what a lot of people have been saying for a long time which is offshore financial institutions or institutions that are purporting to be financial institutions just don't have any of the basic protections that we have here in the u.s. customer funds are not segregated, leverage is not regulated, the ability to engage in multiple conflicting activities is unfeathered and that's what he saw when he got there. in addition to the lack of records and governance if you look closely at what you're seeing around this situation, the entities that are regulated, some of the entities inside of the united states and some o

and one of the things that helped ease my time up here was the introduction provided by clayton thomas mueller a friend. and today i am so honored to have the privilege of introducing lay last salazar lopez a friend and a comrade in the movement to protect and uphold the rights of indigenous peoples. leila is the mother a proud chicano latino woman and passionate defender of mother earth the amazon indigenous rights and climate justice. since two thousand and fifteen she has served as the executive director of amazon watch leading the organization in its work to pretend protect and defend the bio cultural and climb integrity of the amazon rainforest by advancing indigenous peoples rights territories and solutions including solar for energy communications and transportation in the amazon. but for more than that she has worked to defend the world's rainforests human rights and climate through many grassroots organizations and international advocacy campaigns at amazon watch rainforest action network global exchange and green corpse. she is currently a greenpeace voting member and a and a

check it in at 31 degrees early this morning, now 59 in concord and clayton wanted creek as well. been slight under 10 mph and will remain that way in the overnight hours than becoming a little bit more brisket tomorrow with this , it's an approaching week cold front. it is providing some rain showers around the northwestern quadrant of the state of california will provide some snow around the siskiyou mountains, and you'll see by the overnight hours a little smattering of rain showers north of the golden gate bridge it whips through during the day on saturday with a spotty, scattered shower. and then all is said and done by sunday and our totals very anemic under about 1/10 of an inch of rain, but we'll take it because we don't see any rain after this until per potentially the 23rd day of the month of november, so let's go ahead and lay it out like this for you some very light rain on saturday morning north of the golden gate bridge , and then it looks like we'll have a little bit of light rain by the evening hours over the greater lake tahoe or ever with the bay area. it will be

that report from james clayton. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. we have seen a change of month this week and we really have seen a change into autumn proper. take a look at first this morning and the temperatures in scotland down to “4 in places and it was cold and frosty. but there is clear skies stay with us throughout the day and in fact temperatures recovered, 1a degrees was the highest in highest in swanage in dorset. a beautiful day generally across the country. i hope you did manage to make the most of it because the story is changing once again as we head into the weekend. it is this area of low pressure that will move steadily north, but the fronts are tied into that and they will be pushing steadily eastwards over the next few hours. that will bring wet and windy weather for many of us tomorrow. we will start off with some clear skies, so for the next few hours temperatures will fall away in sheltered eastern areas and they will pick up as the cloud and rain arrives. in the west it will be a slightly milder start. in sheltered eastern ar

corresponded james clayton is there. a republicans looking at a sweep in wisconsin tonight?: yeah they could. the big issues here are the economy and we spoke to people today who said it is front and nter in their minds. but a lot of them don't blame joe biden. republicans say crime is the issue they are doing best on. milwaukee, where we are now, has had a spike in murders. republicans are doing well with ing voters. democrats point to the fact the republicans advocate lacks [indiscernible] but the worry for republicans is roe v. wade that was repealed. they don't know how that is going to mobilize the democratic base. that is the big word republicans have, however i am told they are very confident tonight. katty: to florida now, republican governor ron desantis looking to return as governor, and maybe considering a run for president in 2024. not a toffee is in miami -- nada tawfik is in miami. donald trump just said on fox that it wod be a mistake for ron desantis to run for the presidency and that the base would not like it. i just catapulted ourselves into the presidenti

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marlins is sandy alcantara became the first united team and a miss winner in the national league since clayton kershaw in 2014, he was the biggest workhorse in baseball this year by a long shot. he pitch more than 23 endings than any other pitcher in the majors and the most ending since david price threw 230 in 2016. he threw 6 complete games, which was more than any other team. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. jason, thank you. >> a bold thief and tennessee caught on camera in the act but still on the loose tonight and the stolen property in question, a bag of popcorn reporter daniel pierce. talk with the family who watched in real time as that bear broke into their van. >> look it. let's call >> oh, my god. >> the not from caswell cannon. this some strange animals out there. but i have never seen a bit most of us do everything we can to avoid a bear in the wild, something the easier said than done for to niche penix and her family. he look shocked and surprised at the same time looking at it. this is video of a black bear showing up in their driveway saturday morning. the famil

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker.ello. and a very good evening to you. the picture behind me sums up to you. the picture behind me sums up the weather this weekend. it is going to be a mixed bag, and sunday is quite chilly in the forecast. not only in scotland, but it has been wet in many parts of the country, especially in scotland. in the last few days or so, we had about hundred and 69 millimetres in the chart. the good news is that the rain is easing, the amber warning from the met office has expired, and the weather warning is improving. we can see this next system gathering pace and sweeping towards us. see this sliver of clearer weather across the uk? that is where it will be around 6am in the morning, so clearer skies for ireland and many parts of western england, wales and scotland. quite chilly here, a touch of frost of the countryside. many areas will have sunshine at lasting into the afternoon, so eastern coast will be cloudy. spits and spots of rain, only 7 degrees, and here we have the next weather front

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have-i've been-just arrived and i've only been here a half an hour but i already saw eriel deranger and clayton thomas-muller and tom goldtooth,ppand all sorts of people whoppbuilt so much of this movement at the beginning. [applause] i saw great prophetic voices like terry tempest williams and brooke already this morning, just people who have allowed us to understand the world. when that movement began, it was small. it was indigenous people, it was climate scientists,ppit was faith communities, itppwas the sort of hardcore bioneers people like that, butppit has grown fast. we're at the 10th anniversary this monthppof the first big day of globalppclimate action when 350.org organized 5200 simultaneous demonstrations in 181 countries. that was great but those demonstrations were small. there were 500 people here, and a thousandpppeople there, and 10,000 peoplepphere. now the demonstrations that we all organize are big. september 20th, this climate strike, saw sevenppmillion people in the streetpparound the world. [applause] and so much credit to the young people who are sparking i

as a garcia mentioned it did get to 29 that's along marsh creek road, clayton, our good friend, brody sanders. i know brody i trust brody pen grove 31. scotts valley 31 would acre got to 31 campbell dropped to 33 in menlo park, among others. on the peninsula got to 35 degrees. a lot of high clouds are streaming in will continue to see that throughout the day, so a mix of sun and high clouds there is a system to the north, which looks like it wants to tease us with a little light rain, but not until tomorrow afternoon evening, finally now into the forties or a few, very low fifties, it looks like the city got down to 46 this morning averages 52 so it was even called. near the coast and also in san francisco and oakland, which got down 42 as well that little low up there is going to swing in towards this year. it'll drop in, maybe give them a little bit of snow looks to be the line. this will be a quick little moving system, i'd say about marin county golden gate bridge north looks to be maybe some light rain. it won't be much. it's a narrow, tenuous rope there, but it could give us a l

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our north america technology reporterjames clayton reports.hat she has to hide me. blanche fixler was a child in poland when the nazis came looking for her. germans came and they looked every little place, they looked in every corner, and i said, you'd better not breathe or sneeze or anything, or you'll be dead. blanche's mother and her siblings were murdered, but thanks to her aunt rose, blanche survived. today, she has few photos from her childhood. many pictures from the 1930s and �*aos do survive though, and hundreds are on display here in the museum of jewish heritage in new york. butjust like many other museums devoted tojewish heritage, a lot of the people in the photos here are unnamed. often whole families were killed. no one was left to identify people. the pictures only have numbers. software engineer daniel patt has been working to help solve this problem using artificial intelligence and facial recognition tech. he calls the project from numbers to names. let's say, for example, you're looking for a photo of yourfamily member and

chair jay clayton.lk about the collapse of ftx. >>> then later we talk to phil murphy take a look. the dow in the green nasdaq up 75 ghp looking to open 18 points hier "squawk box" returns after this. >>> i'm not surprised this happened there really is no -- as far as i'm concerned, no rules or laws. it's like the wild west. >> does it feel illegal? we'll see. it feels immoral >> we feel we're trapped in a dysfunctional relationship with crypto and we want out. >> not all companies are like this just like the traditional financial system, you have a company that goes bad and not representative of the whole. >> when you give somebody your token and they go down, you will stand in line at a bankruptcy court. >> if you are going to have the crypto asset, it needs to be nobody else's liability. you need full transparency to it that's what bitcoin is that's what ftt was not. >> it is frustrating we have basically a situation that looks like theranos >> get back to the drama of the week you see what we're tal