way. >> in a conner's way. the conners season premiere comes on at 9:00 tonight after the season premiere of the goldbergs. you can catch the premiere of "blackish" then stay with us for abc 7 news dot at 11:00. great lineup. >> absolutly. >> let's check on our weather because we're still always worried about that fire danger, drew. >> yeah, ama and dan we're watching the red flag warning closely. it goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills with the inland valleys. starts at 1:0 oc0 a.m. tomorrow. morning. we'll watch the winds develop out of the north, northeast and offshore direction with gusts over 35 miles per hour at times th that will drop humidity levels. look at the wind gusts. some of the strongest will occur before sunrise tomorrow morning. this shows you 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and you can see strong gusts in the north bay and east bay. throughout the day, it looks like we'll get a bit of a lull in the winds. it's slightly breezy but not all that gusty and

the bodies were conner and laci. they told scott. >> now, he's wearing sunglasses at the time.oesn't make hardly any reaction whatsoever. >> and just a few minutes later, they stopped by a roadside burger place to get something to eat. given the news he'd just received, buehler assumes scott wouldn't have much of an appetite. he was wrong. >> and he goes, i'll have a double-double with cheese, a small fry, and a vanilla shake. like we were coming back from fishing. >> cold? that's what buehler thought. >> i've run into people that had grief before, many, many times, and this was completely off the charts. nobody's ever reacted this way, in my presence, when it came to something like that. >> when they got back to modesto, scott was booked into jail. it seemed like the end of the road for scott peterson. but the circus wasn't leaving. it was just moving up the road a bit. coming up -- >> i'm innocent. >> he can be very smooth, but there's something underneath the surface. >> prosecutors speak out in an in-depth television interview. >> he wanted a different life. >> years later,

today, from the hit comedy series, "the conners," sara gilbert. and courtesy of chef melba wilson.e will meet on 93-year-old woman who received a special birthday surprise. also for your voting consideration, we will announce the finalists in "live"'s boxtume contest. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, he or she has, kelly ripa. >> kelly: hi. hi. good morning. it is monday, october 19th. ryan is taking the day off. and i'm sorry. i have --

conner's the target to level the scoring get the comeback started it was the france international's 1st goal for the red bulls in 2 years. let's take a look now at all the bundesliga results so if obvious weekend as we just saw adult mondays leave the taj rivals there are those buy in and leipsic wins only on buzzin drew with 5 book mines lost to god on friday got held cologne on sunday wolves book host bill a fit and then hoffenheim head to blame and finally on monday its lever crews and vs book you're watching news from berlin up next on dr film documentary looks at the use of torture around we'll get all the latest news from our website which is w dot com i'll be back in 45 minutes reportedly thinks i'm jared reed thanks for the. innocent homey push those old loves us turn out in the world climate change can be very harmful story this is one place we went from just one week. we're going to really guess. we still have time to an ongoing. process.

blindness to vault 7 stuff sean connery dies at the age of 95 a scene is the best spot on the whole conner replied the secret agent in the list and since blockbusters will get more on his legs. american held welcome french police are hunting for an assailant who shot and seriously wounded an orthodox priest in the southern city of leone the victim a greek national was closing his church when he was gunned down in the late afternoon the attacker been fled the scene the mayor of beyond says there is currently no information about the motive shooting comes just 2 days after a suspected islam was killed 3 people in a catholic church in need. oh for more on this breaking story we're joined now by our correspondent marina strauss. what more can you tell us. what we know so far is that the man was sent off to the orthodox arch breeds priests of greek nationality was 52 years old the attack happened in the 7th neighborhood of leon at around 4 pm and the perpetrator chest attacked the orthodox priest when a priest when he was about to close his door that is what we reported we also know that the pe

peterson was convicted of killing his wife lacy and their unborn son conner and their bodies found along the san francisco bay. sharon watched a virtual hearing today where peterson appeared inside the prison. sharon, what did you see? >> reporter: i joined that virtual call. i saw scott peterson on the call bearing a blue mask and shirt. we are not allowed to show the file footage. he was convicted in 2004 of murdering his wife lacy peterson and their unborn son connor. earlier this month a california supreme court ordered peterson's sentence be repealed. a judge listened to prosecutors this morning say they are, quote, on track to retry the case. this triggered a response from peterson's defense saying this was the first they heard of the district attorney's plans and it was, quote, not fair to the defense. the defense attorney said he needed time to talk to his client about the development. this is what he had to say. >> it's been 15 long years. as you can imagine, there are ups and downs but, overall, he's very happy that the court has basically taken a look at the motion, taking a l

microsoft when it came to the internet so i suspect that's the argument they'll make and i suspect the conner argument will be made that that google controlled the entire android platform it dominate search and it promotes its own products and it makes it difficult for other companies to compete either with search or with internet advertising there's a lot of both a legal and a political war going on between washington and silicon valley but this is a very specific lawsuit issued by the justice department claiming google is exercising monopoly power over search and over internet advertising so there is probably by far partisan support for this battle i mean the trump administration has their gripes against google but so do democrats so i suspect this will be vigorously prosecuted and even if joe biden were to win the election i wouldn't be surprised if his justice department continued the suit police empowered why of seize drugs valid hof a $1000000000.00 in the country's largest of a cocaine bust more than 2 tons of cocaine were hidden in a shipment of charcoal destined for israel 2 people h

one was my beloved predecessors, john cardinal o conner who served this archdiocese of new york fromemember him fondly as a man of deep faith and strong convictions. always willing to fiercely defend the church and her teachings. now, you also might remember that the mayor at that time was a colorful ed koch. proud of his jewish heritage, a man of equally strong convictions, always ready to defend his beliefs no matter the cost. it would be fair to say, i think, that cardinal o'connor and ed koch would find themselves on opposite ends of the political spectrum. and on many occasions doing battle on the delicate issues of the day, even going to court to settle some of their disputes. but you know what? they were also the best of friends. it was to cardinal o'connor that mayor koch turned during a particularly difficult time in his leadership and as he was battling depression. the cardinal relished his meals and visits with the mayor even long after ed koch left office. the two of them even wrote a book together. and on the night that koch lost the bid for re-election, most people floc

the president lies and insisting we are rounding the corner and perhaps we are rounding the conner like the station wagon with mattress on top and everything flies off, maybe that's what he means. i don't know. that's what it seems like. the wheels are coming off as we round this corner, this r re-verbial that he talks about. joe biden is saying this on the highest day of coronavirus cases. >> this is a patriotic duty for god's sake. still trump refused to listen to the science. >> listen to me, five days until election day. get out and vote. put it in the mail, don't do that. if you can, avoid it. when you vote, whether you do it early, you wait for november 3rd. think about where we are in this country right now. think about the people we have lost and everything we have sacrificed. make your voice heard. i want to bring in cnn's anal t analyst, dr. rhiner. today is the worst day of covid cases. today's number is still going up. the day is not over. is this a direct result of president trump taking the country back from the doctor as jared kushner bragged about yesterday that he's goi

every time we mention them and conner. people are still so intrigued about this case. we could be hearing about it a lot more in the future. >> thanks so much. >> it really captured us. >> for sure. it still does. >> up next playground could soon be reopening. the one thing you will need to bring with you if you plan to go. >> preparing for another round of power outages. what you need know to get your house ready. >> i'll have another look at the fire warning and cooler temperatures on the way for tomorrow. >>> apology tonight from the oakland school district after a survey inclupded a derogatory term for people of asian decent. the survey went out in a message from the superintendent to 10,000 people. district officials say they took down the message as soon as they noticed. it is investigating how the language ended up in the survey. and may have been tampered with from someone outside the district. >> the city started getting ready to welcome kids back. how san jose is prepping playgrounds for a safe reopening. >> starting today the city says crews started cleaning

. >> reporter: conner spence decided not to open this year. >> if somebody got sick at my rink or my staff, i would feel horrid. i don't want to cause anybody any harm. >> reporter: like nor cal ice, none of the usual outdoor ice skating rinks in the bay area are open thing year including embarcadero or santa clara, san mateo, napa, marin and walnut creek. safety is one run. money is the other. it costs nor cal ice $200,000 to operate the rink. >> in years past, i would usually cycle through 500 to 600 skaters on a busy day. if you cut that down by 25, 30%, there is no way to afford the equipment and staffing required to operate a rink. >> reporter: the cancellations have been devastating to emery. >> normally would be doing maintenance now getting ready for the season. >> reporter: he owns special ice that operates more than a dozen ice rinks in california. >> this tent here is our ice rental skates for packages. there is probably 10 to 15,000 pairs. >> reporter: normally he would have a team of employees working full time testing equipment and loading them up. hundreds of seasonal

conners looked at 230 issues, including privacy.rk zuckerberg of facebook will appear voluntarily. with respect to the inquiry, speculation it will include more against dorsey, zuckerberg's name is being floated, too. they will fact check it. what is interesting, subpoena, not voluntary participation anymore. the central question with two weeks to go until the election is controlling messaging on the platforms, some sort of breach, that is what everyone is trying to get to. you have elizabeth warren advocating and donald trump has said for different reasons. one is financial power and scope and once is ce censorship. the pandemic slowed this down. today, you have news thgoogle i being sued by the department of justice, does it monopolize search responsibility? big battle over companies that will continue on into 2021 and depending who has the white house, we'll see how this goes. >> neil: thank you very much, jacky. names to keep track of there, senator tom tillis joins us, he sits on the judiciary committee, among others, recovered

. >>> a motion has been filed on behalf of congressman conner lamb to intervene in a republican lawsuit pennsylvania supreme court ruling. the ruling requires that county election officials to receive and count mail in-in ballots th are received three days after election day. >>> this st. petersburg these men claim to be part of the trump campaign. a campaign spokeswoman denies this is true. for more on this story we're joined by nbc news correspondent car carey sanders. carey, what do we know? >> reporter: you can see where the voting takes place and right outside there's a tent set up for trump supporters. let's show a picture of what one of the voters saw when they came. there's folks with strapped sidearms on. one of the people here who is a candidate for local office says he heard them identify themselves as being security guards hired by the trump campaign. then he got his phone out and started shooting a facebook live. >> it's definitely an uncomfortable situation so have them out here armed. little disappointing and disgusting. >> reporter: so there you hear the local gentleman

today, from the hit comedy series, "the conners," sara gilbert. and courtesy of chef melba wilson.xt on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, he or she has, kelly ripa. >> kelly: hi. hi. good morning. it is monday, october 19th. ryan is taking the day off. and i'm sorry. i have --

>>conner says alameda county's progression to ease restrictions can certainly help matters. yes. >>we'll see if people want to come indoors. i'm and i'm a little we're starting to book a lot of reservations which is a good sign for indoors. but we'll see going forward how it how it plays out. >>the new measures announced wednesday include allowing restaurants like apps to offer 25% indoor dining in addition retail space and malls can operate with 50% are several other. >>businesses that can allowing people inside theaters and. >>also churches steve van doren is with the pleasanton chamber of commerce you know it's a great step i i i'm glad it's finally see that in the county we first lake delton he was moving a little slower than we'd like to seen. especially when we contra costa county right next to us opening thing sooner and it's confusing to people in the tri valley because we think of ourselves as one region. >>let's talk about some of the other businesses that are going to be expanding and those include bowling alleys climbing walls movie theaters and indoor gyms and they c

>>conner says alameda county's progression to ease restrictions can certainly help matters. yes. >>we'll see if people want to come indoors. i'm and i'm a little we're starting to book a lot of reservations which is a good sign for indoors. but we'll see going forward how it how it plays out. >>the new measures announced wednesday include allowing restaurants like apps to offer 25% indoor dining in addition retail space and malls can operate with 50% are several other. >>businesses that can allowing people inside theaters and. >>also churches steve van doren is with the pleasanton chamber of commerce you know it's a great step i'm i i'm glad it's finally see that in the county we first lake delton he was moving a little slower than we'd like to seen. especially when you contra costa county right next to us opening thing sooner and it's confusing to people in the tri valley because we think of ourselves as one region as far as some of the other businesses that are going to be able to open those include bowling alleys climbing gyms. >>and movie theaters as well as indoor gyms they

. >> madam speaker, i certainly respect you but i also respect ro conner and andrew yang and membersthe democrats who are members of the problem some offers. they want a deal, because so many people right now are suffering. >> the problem solvers don't have any earned income tax credit in their proposal either. let's not go into that. >> it doesn't -- all right, so i want to get your response. you're the co-chairman of the problem solvers. >> well, i think and i have deep respect and it's true, we're not in the room at the table. we put out a framework that could get 50 members of congress and many more who have come aboard said that's a great place to move from. it's between 1.5 trillion and 2 trillion and meets our priorities, making sure that people can pay their rent and mortgage k put food on the table, extra stimulus, help for our state and local governments, child care and of course testing, all things that are critical. so yes, i'm not in the weeds in all the specifics, of course that's in the room and encourage and hopeful the speaker and the treasury secretary stay at it. i

>>conner says alameda county's progression to ease restrictions can certainly help matters. yes. >>we'll see if people want to come indoors. i'm and i'm a little we're starting book a lot of reservations which is a good sign for indoors. but we'll see going forward how it how it plays out. >>the new measures announced wednesday include allowing restaurants like apps to offer 25% indoor dining in addition retail space in malls can operate with 50% are several other. >>businesses that can allowing people inside theaters and. >>also churches steve van doren is with the pleasanton chamber of commerce you know it's a great step i i i'm glad it's finally see that in the county we first lake delton how he was moving a little slower than we'd like to seen. especially when you contra costa county right next to us opening thing sooner and it's confusing to people in the tri valley because we think of ourselves as one region as far as some of the other businesses that are going to be able to open those include bowling alleys climbing gyms. >>and movie theaters as well as indoor gyms they ca

>>conner says alameda county's progression to ease restrictions can certainly help matters. yes. >>we'll see if people want to come indoors. i'm and i'm a little we're starting to book a lot of reservations which is a good sign for indoors. but we'll see going forward how it how it plays out. >>the new measures announced wednesday include allowing restaurants like apps to offer 25% indoor dining in addition retail space and malls can operate with 50% are several other. >>businesses that can allowing people inside theaters and. >>also churches steve van doren is with the pleasanton chamber of commerce you know it's a great step i'm i i'm glad it's finally see that and the county we first lake delton he was moving a little slower than we'd like to seen. especially when we contra costa county right next to us opening thing sooner and it's confusing to people in the tri valley because we think of ourselves as one region as far as some of the other businesses that are going to be able to open those include bowling alleys climbing gyms. >>and movie theaters as well as indoor gyms they

away to the hospital with a heart attack, would we have said, our thoughts and prayers are with bull conner wallace while he was standing at the door of the university of pam bam prohibiting black students from coming into the university of alabama and all of a sudden he tripped and fell, or he was taken to the hospital because he had horrible migraines and chest pains, would you and i back then, if there had been cable news, would we have said, we're praying for him, we're hoping for the best. we don't want him to die. we don't want anybody to die obviously. the fact the national security issue that has been discussed on this network all weekend long, are we in danger because our dmander in chi commander in chief is in the hot president we are in danger when he's out of the hospital. he has killed all these americans. this is what the real danger is. the more he's in the hospital -- again, i don't want him to be in pain, i don't want him to die, any of that. but the more he's separated from us, the safer we are. he's like -- >> i think -- to answer your question -- >> yes. >> and i was tra

>>conner says alameda county's progression to ease restrictions can certainly help matters. yes. >>we'll see if people want to come indoors. i'm and i'm a little we're starting book a lot of reservations which is a good sign for indoors. but we'll see going forward how it how it plays out. >>the new measures announced wednesday include allowing restaurants like apps to offer 25% indoor dining in addition retail space in malls can operate with 50% are several other. >>businesses that can allowing people inside theaters and. >>also churches steve van doren is with the pleasanton chamber of commerce you know it's a great step i i i'm glad it's finally see that in the county we first lake delton how he was moving a little slower than we'd like to seen. especially when you contra costa county right next to us opening thing sooner and it's confusing to people in the tri valley because we think of ourselves as one region as far as some of the other businesses that are going to be able to open those include bowling alleys climbing gyms. >>and movie theaters as well as indoor gyms they ca

microsoft when it came to the internet so i suspect that's the argument they'll make and i suspect the conner argument will be made that that google controlled the entire android platform it dominate search and it promotes its own products and it makes it difficult for other companies to compete either with search or with internet advertising there's a lot of both a legal and a political war going on between washington and silicon valley but this is a very specific lawsuit issued by the justice department claiming google is exercising monopoly power over search and over internet advertising so there is probably by far part of some support for this battle i mean the trump administration has their gripes against google but so do democrats so i suspect this will be vigorously prosecuted and even if joe biden were to win the election i wouldn't be surprised if his justice department continued the suit. the e.u. and u.k.'s top rights that negotiators plan to speak later on wednesday their standoff has been intensifying since negotiations ground to a halt last week addressing the e.u. parliament of

>>conner says alameda county's progression to ease restrictions can certainly help matters. yes. >>we'll see if people want to come indoors. i'm and i'm a little we're starting a book a lot of reservations which is a good sign for indoors. but we'll see going forward how it how it plays out. >>the new measures announced wednesday include allowing restaurants like apps to offer 25% indoor dining in addition retail space in malls can operate with 50% are several other. >>businesses that can allowing people inside theaters and. >>also churches steve van doren is with the pleasanton chamber of commerce you know it's a great step i i i'm glad it's finally see that in the county we first lake delton how he was moving a little slower than we'd like to seen. especially when you contra costa county right next to us opening thing sooner and it's confusing to people in the tri valley because we think of ourselves as one region as far as some of the other businesses that are going to be able to open those include bowling alleys climbing gyms. >>and movie theaters as well as indoor gyms they

lacy peterson and second-degree murder for the death of his unborn son who they were going to name conner at the time they both lived in modesto this case was so explosive james and area. >>it gave me chills just driving back out here just remembering all. >>and the media circus, their house all the stuffed animals in front. a lot of people are outraged that scott peterson even is getting to this point. but it is the legal system and even if he's granted. a new trial. according to legal experts it could take years. right now he's in san quentin and has been for the last 16 years back to you. >>thank you very much well. 34 is the time and the santa clara county district attorney's dismissing cases filed by officers from a south bay police department, the officers, we're involved in posting racist statements on social media kauffman said he'd mean has the latest. >>over a dozen criminal cases handled by 5 san jose police officers are now being dismissed by santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen, the move is the result of an investigation by the da's office in 2 races post on a soci

conner curn of richfield, connecticut. he is 10 years old and suffers from muscular dystrophy. it is a horrible, incurable disease. it slowly deprives children of the strength and their ability to move. eventually, it robs them of their lives. the costs of providing conconno care are astronomical. for connor and his family, it is worth every penny. connor is a superhero, but he's always had a real sidekick. he's had the protection of the affordable care act. it has shielded him and his family from arbitrary caps on coverage that would have cut off his care when it became too expensive. it has protected connor from losing insurance because of this insidious disease that he never cause caused and chose. the affordable care act has given his family a measure of relief, of hope, of peace. they still worry about connor's health but not their coverage or its cost. connor and millions of others like him are why i will oppose your nomination. your nomination is about the republican goal of repealing the affordable care act. the obamacare they seem to detest so much. it's about people l

peterson was convicted you may remember back in 2004 of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son conner and dumping her body in san francisco bay. >>i'm will trend live in downtown calistoga with the lights are on but the clock is ticking as pg e plans to shut off power to thousands of people to prevent wildfires coming uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. serena: it's my 4:10, no-excuses-on-game-day migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose of ubrelvy works fast. it can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours, relieving pain and debilitating symptoms. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most

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oh, look at these shipping conners. >> the two coolest elements of the entire thing. >> i know, rightarted with five shipping containers and has grown into a major annual festival featuring work from around the globe. as well as a traveling gallery nobody as the fence, which has brought hundreds of thousands of images to numerous host cities. >> how do you manage to operate at this scale as a nonprofit and offer it for free? >> we have over 150 partners just for photoville. this is a three quarter of a million dollars event. but so many stakeholders have put in something. to them it means something. >> reporter: those stakeholders make it possible to shed light on vid experiences and perspectives with an impact that goes beyond what words can achieve. >> it is a language and a communication of a way for humans to experience each other. and it is also a way to make history of things that you're trying to remember to recreate at the same time. >> reporter: what has changed in photography? >> the amount of digital images that are created every single day. and then as sam said, and then a

conner, you're on. >> caller: ross perot have any opinion of jesse ventura? >> i don't know his opinion of him personally, but he did not get behind jesse ventura. but ross perot didn't get behind him in his efforts very much. there's a little bit of a schism there. i think by 1996 ross perot felt like he did want he wanted to do. i stress for people this notion of being an irritant on the -- he was always trying to make us pay attention to issues. i know when we talk about running, you're talking about winning the white house. but i think ross perot more than personally becoming president, you wouldn't pick stock dale if that was his sole intention in '92 to remind people of duty, honor, country, old-style american values and grapple with that debt issue which he has a business person -- well, he found repulsive. >> we referenced several times that ross perot won 19% of the popular vote. let's look on the screen at how the incumbent president george h.w. bush did and the victor, bill clinton, governor of arkansas did in the finally tally. you're on judy. >>