darren, thank ou necessarily more hurricanes. darren, thank you for— necessarily more hurricanes._ necessarily more hurricanes. darren, thank you for taking us through - necessarily more hurricanes. darren, thank you for taking us through that l thank you for taking us through that and we will keep a very close watch on that situation as it develops throughout the rest of the day. a shortage of test tubes means gps are having to make difficult choices about who gets blood tests — the british medical association has warned. the bma said shortages across hospitals and gp surgeries were "severe" and if the nhs did not reduce usage in the coming days — even the most clinically important tests may be at risk. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. more than 12 million blood tests are carried out in england each week but now nhs england has admitted there is a serious shortage of the test tubes used in the process. a shortage that is likely to get worse over the next month. it is down to a major supplier of the vials, becton dickinson, experiencing what it says are serious supply chain issues due

what was darren like as a little boy?, my god, i had to pay him to stop talking so much. ( laughter ) i'd say, "darren, if you'd just be quiet for 25 minutes, i'm going to give you a quarter." >> stahl: he was a strong student, was elected to his mostly-white high school's student council, and attended u.t. austin on scholarship for college and law school. he moved to new york to work at a top law firm, then in banking, selling bonds, and met his decades-long partner david, who passed away suddenly two years ago. walker put his younger sisters through college, then left banking to do community development work in harlem, and has been in philanthropy ever since. >> spencer: i'm just proud of him. very, very proud of him. >> stahl: especially so when that chatty little boy brought her to a state dinner at the white house, where it was she who didn't stop talking. >> spencer: i was talking to president obama and darren's standing at the background saying, "mother-- ( laughs ) --move, move." >> walker: but she broke protocol,

darren, the founder of a bay area group world peace movement, says he talked briefly with the victim, who thanked him. the good samaritan is humbled by all the social media messages calling him a hero. >> i was just doing what any good man would do, and hopefully if any of you saw somebody attacking an elderly person you might try to do something to stop them. >> reporter: darren is quick to emphasize that onlookers do need to be cautious before jumping into a physical altercation. try to call police first. but he also points out anyone can get involved by shouting to make their presence known or recording the incident on a cell phone camera. in san francisco robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> job well done. >>> well, leaders and police in the south bay are asking for help finding the driver behind the wheel of a deadly hit-and-run. san jose police say the car you see in this video hit a woman walking in a crosswalk at the intersection of monterey highway and kurtner avenue. that's right near the plant shopping center. it happened at 11:30 april 1st. police believe the car is a white

now, let's get a look at our local forecast with darren peck.n. >> going to start out with the view looking up highway 24 from lafayette. you can see the clouds have made it this far inland. a little farther inland than the past few days. we can watch the time lapse. the vantage point from this is above highway 24 looking west so those clouds coming onshore and working their way over towards the valley into the deob blow valley and we haven't seen quite as many as yesterday. it is a little cooler inland is the point i'm trying to make here. cities got great clouds. no surprise there. even though it does look relatively clear from this view looking at san jose, you can see sunlight hitting the buildings but this camera is looking south and they are waking up to the same cloud deck. first, we rang pretty much upper 50s just about everywhere. if we switch now, here are the clouds streaming in and some getting into the tri valley. you're get into the southern urge of the south bay, and you're looking at clear skies. but we're going to melt it all ba

darren peck has more on how long it could last. >>> and new information tonight after a car punches into an east bay building, killing the driver. >>> and a dramatic end to a north bay police chase. what officers say started the high speed pursuit. >>> good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. we begin with the fight against the coronavirus. tonight new data shows transmission rates of the virust state b authospalizations, whics infection spike ris in re s ansctonigh struggling restaurants are now facing a new pandemic problem. they're being forced to temporarily close because of breakthrough cases amongst their staff. betty yu joins us live with how or if restaurants are coping, betty? >> reporter: brian, they're really doing the best that they can. more and more restaurants in recent days across the bay area are making this tough call to temporarily close for the health and safety of everyone, but it comes at a price. this sign outside moroccan restaurant aziza on gary boulevard reeds it will be temporarily closed for all services until further notice. stay

off to the left is a place where darren can sign them for you. please join me in welcoming him. [ applause ] >>> thanks, andy. thanks to jeff engel and ruth ann to the clement center. as you just heard, the support of smu over the years has been tremendous and i am eternally grateful. it's always nice to be back on campus in dallas, even with this unusual weather. it's a real privilege to be with you today, especially because we are on an oil patch. i have spent a good amount of time over the last few months talking to audiences on the oil patch, whether here in the southwest or in alberta, canada, places where there is just a bit of oil and just a bit of religion. it tends to be a good conversation. again, it's also really special to be here because i spent so much time as a fellow, as andy just pointed out, doing really the kind of first wave of research for this project. during that productive four or five months here was able to pour through the gallier papers, the petroleum pamphlet collection, which is tremendous, and also do quick trips to

. >> reporter: i've been star struck several times tonight, i'm star struck right now, obviously darrenll tonight? there are a lot of big names here. >> you can tell them the truth. >> well, yes, i've been in my dressing room the whole night and it's just been, you know -- one interruption after the next. >> reporter: darren criss and the brightest stars of the stage getting together for elsie fest. >> tonight for me is about joy, joy, joy, and broadway goodness. i want to see people's energy, i want to see people dancing and having a good time because we all need it, especially after what we just went through. >> reporter: tony nominee adrian warren blowing the roof off of brooklyn. ♪ >> reporter: before returning to broadway as tina turner. >> to have the moment to come back and be there with my cast, be there with our entire crew, i can't wait to see everybody, our ushers, wait to see everybody. >> reporter: the ushers got the shout out, too. >> yeah. >> reporter: my heart is like -- this shirt is drenched, i'm so nervous. >> reporter: which is honestly for the rest of us hard to bel

darren grew up in edmonton, alberta. listen for the voulgs, you'll know what i mean, and though he'll probably murder me for saying it, though i did clear with him, started his college clear at a scholarship volleyball player at george mason university and decide the advice gotts of d.c. were too much for him, i'm making that up. he returned them to canada and completed his b.a. outside of vancouver which he fold up with a phd in history from the university of notre dame. he started his teaching career in the midwest at purdue before a brief stint in the prove sorry of humanities in the john k. danforth center in religion and politics at washington university. proving that you can in fact go home again darren moved to notre dame five years ago where is he an associate professor of history. his first book "from bible belt to sun belt, plain folk, religion, grass roots and the rise of evangelical conservatism," won several major awards including the john h. dunning prize from the american historical society and the ellis h

darren, thank you very much indeed, darren, thank you very much indeed, darren bett.eminder of our top story this lunchtime. it is code red for humanity. a united nations report says carbon emissions have warmed to the climate in every part of the globe. and that is all from the news at one four today. we join our news times wherever you are. by. good afternoon, i'm austin halewood with your latest sports news. the tokyo 0lympics came to a close yesterday, with team gb enjoying one of their most successful games — 22 golds won, in a total of 65 medals, matching the achievement of london 2012. and within the last hour, many of team gb�*s medallists have landed at heathrow. laura kenny, who won a gold and a silver, and who also carried the flag in the closing ceremony, led the team off the plane with her husband, jason, gold medallist in the men's keirin, just behind. well, adam peaty has been back in the uk for a day or two, after winning two golds and a silver in tokyo, and he said he's already thinking ahead to paris in three years time. and he said he's already thin

darren, ialmost i am not sure if it is seaside weather. darren, i almost put my central heating on last night. you and many others, i suspect. it does not feel like summer at the moment and it does not look like summer, if you are heading to the beach, you might need a jumper. it will be cool and cloudy with a little rain for the next few days but there has been sunshine in inverness and the cloud is looking thinner in scotland. a dull and damp start across england and wales, most of the rain and drizzle has moved through, jumping northern ireland but sunshine is coming through south—eastern wales and we will get south—eastern wales and we will get so many eastern areas too. the north—westerly breeze is making it feel cool. most of us are under a pilot and as a result will be 17 or 18 degrees, so quite cool. we will keep a lot of cloud around this evening at overnight, it will go on to the hills so some misty and murky weather, maybe the odd pocket of light rain and drizzle. with the blanket of cloud, temperatures down to around 12 to 14 d

christine harrison lost her son corporal darren bonner in afghanistan in 2007.tching the chaos unfold. erm, heartbroken. absolutely heartbroken, because i feel that my son died in vain, along with lots and lots of other soldiers with him. and i've spoken to other families and they've said exactly how i feel, and darren died 1a years ago. i had just got to a stage where i believed he died for a reason, he died doing something he really, really enjoyed doing, and that was looking after people. and he was making that difference. and then, over the last couple of weeks, that has gone. i feel like i've actually gone back 1a years. i feel like it was yesterday. i feel totally broken by it. totally broken. and you say you've been speaking to other families of soldiers who have fought and died in afghanistan. do they feel the same? absolutely. i mean, the ones that feel like i do are the ones that have contacted me and said, you know, "you are speaking for us, thank you." because they felt that they couldn't themselves. and i just couldn't sit there and allow this to ha

meteorologist darren peck joining us now whether our air quality is clearing up. >> happy to say i've got good news. >> oh, go you? okay. >> it's short term, but tomorrow is the best day in the last four days. let me show you. these are the current readings. green fells you good air quality. yellow, moderate. and that's all we have right now. no orange on the map. and even closer inspection of the south bay, san jose, you're moderate, but you go up the peninsula, it's good. it's even good for the inland valleys of the east bay right now. and for the most part in the north bay. napa and fairfield moderate. these are the readings from the epa sensors. this is the forecast put out by air quality district management for tomorrow. moderate. that doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be that way all day. take a look at what happened in tahoe today. that was the smoke and how badly the tahoe basin was inundated. and i'm going to show you the fire that was responsible for that. we'll look at it all coming up in the complete forecast in just a few minutes. for now, guys, back to you. >> thank

also in 2011, it was a big year for darren. his research has been supported by the american council of societies, the national -- the american philosophical society, and the rockefeller foundation. it is your tonight of course, to discuss his latest book, anointed with oil. how christianity and crude made modern america. published last year, in 2020, by basic books to great acclaim. following his lecture, we will have a questions. and afterwards a book signing that are available for purchase right outside, and the book stand and then off to the left is a place where darren can sign them for you. please join me in welcoming darren dochuk. [applause] >> thank you. thanks, andy. and thanks to jeff engell, and rana, ruth and to the center for southwest studies as well as the center of a presidential history for cosponsoring the event. as you just heard, the support of islam you over the years has been tremendous. i've been internally grateful, and it's always nice to be back on campus in dallas. even with this unusual weather. some

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello.essure is falling, and that means more rain coming in, i'm afraid. that will move eastwards across wales come across southern england, through the midlands as well, further north something may be a bit brighter perhaps but still some patchy rain and drizzle lingering across northern parts of scotland. temperatures of 17—20 c will not change much and that is disappointing for this time of the year. it will be a quiet week ahead and not very warm with a lot of cloud and rain and drizzle from time to time as well. this sort of sky has been fairly typical across the uk today. we have seen some sunshine, the best across eastern areas of scotland. even here it doesn't feel particularly warm because of the north—westerly wind. that should mean more sunshine heading southwards across the eastern parts of england but some patchy drizzle heading towards the midlands towards the south—east. that will peter out later on and temperature struggle up to 19 or 20 degrees at best. hanging on to more cl

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hereis for what is go darren. >> that is the goal to show you where ida is now and what is next. you see it here, falls apart quickly. still a hurricane, it is onshore, you can not see the circulation as well and down to a category 1. wind speeds at 75 miles an hour. barely hanging on at this point to category 1 strength. two mile-an-hour slower it would be a tropical storm that happens tomorrow. then the focus is how much more rain is it going to drop? that is where you get that incredible visualization of the rain still yet to go between now and tuesday. a lot of the areas in purple still have 10 inches of rain. right now, oakland base, a search and rescue team is on its way to louisiana to help the response there and kpix5 reports on their preparations. >> tonight, 46 members of this elite rescue team are on the road, departing oakland just a few hours ago and they will make the long journey all of the way to baton rouge, louisiana tomorrow night. witnessing devastation in the aftermath of hurricanes and tornadoes can be difficult to take in even for trained rescuers. >> it ca

. >> reporter: darren criss and the brightest stars of the stage getting together for elsie fest. >> broadway goodness, and just i want to see people's energy and i want to see people dancing and having a good time because we all need it. especially after we just went through. >> reporter: tony nominee adrian warren blowing the roof off of brooklyn. ♪ >> this should be a selfish night for everybody. they should enjoy that theater is coming back. we should treat this as what it is, which is a boatload of fun, and we should all have a really good time, and i'm saying that to remind myself. >> reporter: those with proof of vaccination ready to sing together for the first time in 18 months. ♪ >> creativity always finds its way to the top. and, again, we get to celebrate a small piece of that with the "bridgerton" musical that blew up on tiktok. >> reporter: and if broadway coming back isn't exciting enough, the one and only miss piggy has something else to share. >> muppets haunted mansion. >> yes. around the fall, the spooky time of the year and it's the muppets' first -- >> first hallo

. >> we will go straight to darren peck for a check on her weather and the air-quality advisory. >>> that should not be overlooked and all you have to do is look at the scene over san jose, and we have just as much haze in our skies but again what matters is what is the air-quality like on the ground that we are breathing? and it is unhealthy. if you look at the bay area, it is either green or yellow meaning either good for green or moderate for yellow. it is the it is been all weekend and in the inland valleys you have moderate air- quality and that is really who this is for and go easy on yourself today and we will probably be in the same situation again tomorrow and i will be back with the rest of the forecast including when we cooled the temperatures down, in a few minutes. >>> a bay area students have been heading back to school this past week. tomorrow children returned in person learning. as devin fehely reports kids there will have stricter safety rules to follow. >> we are taking every safety precaution that we can't. >> reporter: for students and teachers in west contra cos

let's turn to darren peck with a check of our forecast, a nte to the east e pay.ur own heat at in the 100th for in contra costa county. today is warmer than yesterday. let's start with air quality. this has been top of mind so for so many. a good story, coming for a close-up look on the different air quality sensors. majority green, a little yellow mixed in. there are moderate locations read this morning but be areawide, for the most part, majority, good air quality with an occasional moderate reading. it so you get to wake county where the air quality is unhealthy. moderate.unhealthy sensitive groups from most locations appear, largely to the fact it is closer to the source of where the smoke is coming from. higher in elevation you are closer to the smoke which is elevated in the atmosphere. not right here, the view from the bay, treasure island towards the city skyline shows a gray sky there. gray all the way down 880 been in san jose, even though it looks hazy, sunshine by the time we get to lay morning. watch the future cast clear out the majority of low-level

. >> we'll have more as will darren and forecast and the air- quality. >>> on the heat you won't have to get as creative as those meerkats over the next few days. 84 yesterday in the city and that was the hottest we have done all summer and we didn't even break the record but 15 degrees above average in today did not get out of the 60s all day and here for the east it still looks hazy out there. the air-quality isn't perfect, but it is so much better than it was over the last few days and even down here in san jose where it looks hazy but you are really in the moderate category right now. you were in the unhealthy level when we started this weekend on saturday morning, so we have already started to improve the air and i will show you this forecast in a second and here's we did today because this is the other issue which we have to start helping with. it was 100 in livermore and concord at 98 and you guys were like 103 yesterday so you started to cool down today but it was subtle and santa rosa got a big help at 87 in san jose at 88 and hang in there will get you back into the 70s befo

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off the runner he is playing in fredericksburg single a former cal start to how cool looking for darren baker someday make it to the majors and not have. have to be helped out, all right remember that video is so cute. he's all grown up now all growed up. that's the sporting life guys back to you. all right mark. thank you coming up next here at 11. we will respond with force and precision at our time at the place we choose in the moment of our choosing president biden says the u. s will hunt down and kill those responsible for the deaths of at least 13 american service members in a pair of suicide bombings today in kabul the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. the president said the risky evacuation effort from afghanistan will also continue hello again everyone i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville the u s. is warning that more terror attacks are likely ktvu is as is smith is monitoring the latest developments she's in little kabul in fremont tonight as death well frank security has been tightened at kabul airport and the president today said in the last 12 hours 70

darren, ialmost i am not sure if it is seaside weather.ment and it does not look like summer, if you are heading to the beach, you might need a jumper. it will be cool and cloudy with a little rain for the next few days but there has been sunshine in inverness and the cloud is looking thinner in scotland. a dull and damp start across england and wales, most of the rain and drizzle has moved through, jumping northern ireland but sunshine is coming through south—eastern wales and we will get south—eastern wales and we will get so many eastern areas too. the north—westerly breeze is making it feel cool. most of us are under a pilot and as a result

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, there.or many parts of the country, it has been a cloudy sunday and overnight there will still be a lot of cloud coming in from off the north sea once again. we're likely to find some clearer skies for longer across wales and the south—west where we saw the sunshine today, temperatures could be 8 or 9 degrees. double figures elsewhere and that cloud will lower onto the hills of northern england and into scotland, but there could still be a little drizzle here and there, particularly through tomorrow across south—east scotland and north—east of england, quite grey conditions here. a lot of cloud for many other parts of the uk. best of the sun is likely to be for western parts of wales, far south—west of england, again perhaps developing in some central areas of scotland, boosting temperatures up to around 20 or 21 degrees, but much cooler around some of those north sea coasts with the wind off the sea — and the winds could be a bit stronger i think on tuesday. again we are seeing a lot of clo

then darren rough steps to the plate. a solo home run. the giants beat houston, 8-6.the a's were blanked by the angels, 1-0. just before halftime, c out cristian espinoza doing it on hess own here. he finds the back of the net, that would be the game winner. it's the quakes' first win in seattle since june of 2015. hey, check out this great olympic moment. [cheers and applause] that is one proud husband. detroit lions backup quarterback david bliel and the rest of the quarterback room watching his wife melissa gonzalez running for colombia in the 400 meter hurdles in tokyo. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere. all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.9

the stock never should have been so low in the first place, and therefore i think, darren, this is your chance vindicated you don't even have to thank me. that's what's so great about being jimmy choo, the bottom line, wait for the fedex experts, and wait for the virtual tee time or forget about the money spot of the central bank and run with the bulls. it's not like they're hard to find in this fabulous market thank you, johnny gilbert. i don't think i can do it because i'm not favored. is it the hair what is it manny in florida, manny. >> jim, booyah booyah. >> i'll see you two booyah and raise you a booyah. >> thanks for helping us all make some money, and you're very entertaining doing it, i mean, what a show. >> thank you >> so starbucks, the feel good morning drug, the coe in this business, margins are great, they continue to beat earnings as a brick and mortar, did outstanding right through covid. it's come down in the past month but something you said brilliant last week in one of your segments buy into companies that go through price increases, and it wouldn't matter starbucks

now it's time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. hello there.anks to that northwesterly wind. and it remains on the cool side through the rest of this week, a lot of cloud coming our way, the chance of a bit more rain and drizzle as well. and after some sunshine for eastern areas this evening, overnight, we're going to find the cloud coming back in again from the west, thickening up, a bit more rain and drizzle on the way overnight and some mist and some hill fog in the west as well. mild night with that increasing cloud, milder than it was last night in the northeast of scotland. it starts quite cloudy for most of us, i think, during tuesday, and we've got this rain and drizzle around. the worst of it tending to push away during the morning, but still some damp weather here and there in the afternoon. it will brighten up a bit across the west country and eastern parts of scotland are bit more sheltered from that northwesterly wind that's still going to be blowing during tomorrow. that will make it feel on the cool side, especially under the clo

still 2-all, 8th inning, the giants loaded them up for darren and he found a hole. pinch hit single. scored the go-ahead run. the mets also loaded the bases in the 8th here. jose alvarez had this. got mcneil to ground out to end the threat. get the broom. giants got to sweep. 3-2 final tonight. and he was fired up. >> this is what it is is all about. at the end of the day there is nothing better or a higher level than being able to compete for a division title for the san francisco giants. you can sense it. you can feel a lot of the guys having that experience the course of their career and some of the guys that have not to this point, you know, they are stepping their -- [beep] -- up. >> woods former team, the dodgers, won again tonight. 4-0 at san diego, austin barns had the big blow in the 3rd. l.a. still 2-1/2 behind san francisco >>> during the pandemic pet owners spent more time with their furry friends. >> with more workers heading o office many pets are experiencing separation anxiety. experts say gradually build your pet's comfort level with being alone by

staff sergeant darren hoover's father said his son died doing for others what they couldn't do for themselves. >> best kid in the world. you couldn't ask for any better. lovely family. his sisters absolutely adore him. >> back in washington this afternoon president biden said he had spent some time with the families of the fallen. hey lo their lives in service for our country. and while we're praying for the best in louisiana, let's keep them in our prayers as well. >> they lost their lives in a mission that is set to wrap up in just 48 hours. national security advisor jake sullivan insisted that despite the hazards, any u.s. citizen left in kabul can be evacuated if they wish. >> we have the capacity to have 300 americans which is roughly the number we think are remaining, come to the airport and get on planes in the time that is remaining. >> but getting to kabul's airport is still fraught. just this morning a u.s. drone took out a vehicle the pentagon says was heading to the airport with bombs inside. >> this is the most dangerous time in an already extraordinarily dangerous mission. these

and if you are wondering if though wildfire season is lasting even longer, darren peck takes a look at the impact climate change is having. >>> is an effort that was unprecedented in scope. >>> plus, a shift from mass vaccination sites, what leaders are doing to move the battle forward against the delta variant. >> reporter: what might seem like an extreme step is now a suggestion in the east bay hills, what we might call preemptive evacuation. a >>> still ahead, the drought forcing people to make this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. >>> on the drought emergency, some tough decisions ahead for many farmers as the drought affects many parts of our lives that we may not imagine. >> it is having a devastating impact on the region's farm animals. >> reporter: it i

ah. alarm darren jordan, this is out there. a lie from coming up, the us target suspected suicide farmers and drones strike and cargo children are among the civilians killed a disaster.

first, though, here's the weather with darren. hello there.rts of the uk in the next few days, a lot of cloud around, keeping temperatures lower than they should be at this time of year. and they're still the chance for a bit of rain from time to time. a little drizzle developing, particularly over the hills that as we see the cloud lowering, some missed and merck too. a bit of rain heading to the northern isles.— a bit of rain heading to the northern isles. , ., ., ., northern isles. the rest of scotland should see — northern isles. the rest of scotland should see some _ northern isles. the rest of scotland should see some cloud _ northern isles. the rest of scotland should see some cloud sitting. - northern isles. the rest of scotland | should see some cloud sitting. many laces should see some cloud sitting. many places having _ should see some cloud sitting. many places having a _ should see some cloud sitting. many places having a dry _ should see some cloud sitting. many places having a dry day, _ should see some cloud sitting. many place

darren jones, thank you. labour mp, — the future. darren jones, thank you. the future. darren jones, thank you. labour mp, chairman for the house | the future. darren jones, thank you. i labour mp, chairman for the house of commons business, energy and industrial strategy committee. there is more on this story in david cameron a and the missing millions,, which is available to watch online via the bbc iplayer. i want to return to results now. we have been hearing about the sharp increase in the top grades awarded at a level after a second year of disruption caused by the covid—19 pandemic. in scotland, students have been finding out how they did in their highers and apple mac national 5s. —— national five. and apple mac national 5s. —— nationalfive. they are and apple mac national 5s. —— national five. they are down 89% in 2020 to just under 86%. highers are down from just under 89% to just over 87%. there are record numbers, a similar pictured england, wales and northern ireland, of a grades, up and northern ireland, of a grades, up 47% for national 5s for

. >> darren is a massive human being.re are some big people out there. >> you are trying to flex a little bit? >> [ laughter ] i will have one of those leader. >>> how about you? there is no off switch with you. time anyone brings up your name , they start smiling and chuckling. >> i try to be consistent every day and be me every day. it is a smile on my face. what is better than this? i am sitting outside in california playing football in august. that is what i dreamed about doing as a kid. i am living my dream. it is hard for me to be upset. i can have a bad rep or a mistake here and there, but as long as i do not make the same mistake twice and i get better the next day i am living my best life. >>> let's talk about your boy, number 10. new and improved? >> he is never new. he is always improved. >>> why? >> the thing i said about jimmy is consistency. he is always trying to get better every day. he works on something every day. he is one of the first guys in the locker room. i walk in and jimmy has already done his wa

the other soldiers killed were staff sergeant darren hoover. sergeant johnny was pichardo corporal humberto sanchez and lance corporals, david espinosa and dylan moore rolled up. governor gavin newsome sending his condolences to the service members who were killed. in a statement today. governor gavin newsom said that are hard troops gave their lives to protect others amid harrowing and dangerous conditions and we will never forget their bravery and selfless sacrifice in service to our nation. meanwhile, governor newsom also ordering flags at all. california state buildings to be flown at half-staff in honor of the victims. >> meanwhile, a show of support here in the bay area as the collapse of afghanistan continues demonstrators took to the street in san francisco standing in solidarity with afghans around the world. kron four's, gayle ong at the event earlier today. she joins us now live from san francisco with details. good evening, gayle. >> good evening. justine. yeah. protesters gathered outside of the united nations plaza in san francisc

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with darren.e morning in northern ireland, moving quickly into scotland, some rain for wales, north—west england and into cornwall, perhaps. sunshine follows in northern ireland and more cloud towards the east and east anglia but this is warmer air so temperatures could reach 24, possibly 25c. hello, this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines... a record high number of top a—level grades in england, wales and northern ireland. the education secretary says students deserve to be rewarded after more than a year of disruption. this cohort of students have had to deal with a level of disruption that no one had ever seen before, not even during a world war as a result of this pandemic. the pass rate for scottish school qualifications fell slightly this year but a record number of a grades were awarded. a lawsuit is filed against prince andrew by a us woman who alleges she was �*trafficked to him�* by the convicted paedophile, jeffrey epstein, and then �*sexually abused�*. an apology from the greek

darren peck has been monitoring the air-quality. >>> it is improving but we do have a lot of smoke lingering from the last few days, but i will show you why and we are at least not pulling in new smoke and that is us from the high resolution satellite today. you can see the two culprits, the dixie fire putting all of that smoke here but you do notice which way the smoke is going? it is getting pushed out toward nevada and it has to go somewhere but it is not coming here but if you look at the high resolution forecast on this watch what happens over the next 24 hours. we will take those two plumes of smoke right there and play this forward over the next 24 hours and watch the smoke get drawn back out into the pacific. but not here. i will show you the high resolution forecast and the complete forecast for the next 24 hours which is a good news story in terms of keeping the worst of the smoke away, but to leave you for right now with where the as of right now air- quality readings are for the bay area, and if you come in for a close-up look down into the south bay, you could see a lot of green

thank you for sending it to us and now, speaking of meteors, here is meteorologist darren peck. >> youlet out liam of liam's list. checks and everything cool going on. i have to change gears really quick. minor happened about 40 minutes ago, not widely felt but if you are over in the far inland east bay, out toward the foothills of mount diablo, if you know where the small community of blackhawk is, this was just about four miles from there. only 2.5 ms. of this was mildly felt in fact looking at the reports for any did you feel it reports, there are very few coming in but i just wanted to check in in case you are over there and he felt some minor shaking. that is what it was to go no reports of any damage, 2.5 would not do that. let's get some numbers on the screen here, current numbers out there, concord 67, xt in the city and santa rosa is at 56. we take a look at what is going on out there without marine layer, i showed you the clouds a few moments ago from our camera on top of the sales force tower. they will build my back in agovand tomorrow is a little different. we will see the

darren, the founder of a world peace movement said he walked the the victim who thanked him.ood samaritan is humbled by the social media messages calling him a hero. >> i was doing what any good man would do. hopefully if you saw someone attacking an elderly personal, you might do something to stop him. >> reporter: he is quick to emphasize that onlookers need to be cautious. try to call police first. he also points out, anyone can get involved by shouting to make their presence known or recording the incident on a cell phone camera. >> thank you. >> a special covid-19 clinic this week. third doses being offered to anyone immunocompromised. it is encouraged that you make an appointment. >>> the world health organization is sharply critical of wealthier countries like the united states for rolling out covid booster shots. they said these booster shots threaten poorer nations with less access to vaccines. >> some countries made a mockery of vaccines. >> the african health officials warned against booster shots in recent weeks since less than 2% of the continent's population is

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, there.s been a fine day today across wales and the south—west, where we're seeing the lion's share of the sunshine. there could be some blue skies elsewhere this evening, but overnight we'll see the cloud coming back in again, pushed in by that breeze coming in off the north sea. some clearer skies for a longer in wales and the south—west. it could be a little chilly here. and the cloud will lower onto the hills of northern england and into scotland, and it could be a bit misty and a bit damp and grey across the south—east of scotland and north—east england throughout monday. but elsewhere there is a lot of cloud. the best of the sunshine probably again towards west wales, south—west england, and developing in central areas of scotland. in the sunshine, temperatures just getting into the low 20s. underneath the cloud, it will be cooler, particularly towards north—eastern areas where it is a bit grey. heading into tuesday and it's pretty much more of the same, really. cloud for many parts of

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there.round in other areas of the uk and they will continue through this evening. gradually overnight a lot of those showers will fade away. still could keep some going, though, across parts of northern england, for example. some clear spells around. temperatures remaining in double figures, typically 12—13 degrees. those early showers in northern england will tend to move away. can't rule out one or two showers breaking out in wales, more especially towards some eastern coasts of england. the bulk of the showers, though, will be in scotland, but this time further north. so, drier across the central and southern parts of the country. and whilst it may well cloud over a bit more in northern ireland, there should be more sunshine elsewhere. the winds will be light, it'll feel warmer and temperatures will be higher than today, up to 23 degrees. now, as we head into wednesday, we're going to find this weather front bringing some rain into northern ireland, western scotland. one or two showers ah

three pitches later darren rough, back to back we go, just like that, a one run game at 5-4.iants a runner on in top nine for pinch hitter wade jr. a go ahead clutch two run homer for a 6-5 lead and final as they stayed a game and a half ahead of the red hot dodgers in national league west. astros won so oakland fell three and a half behind in the a.l. west. >>> we are live with the strict mandate going into effect right now for thousands of city workers in the biggest part of the bay area. >>> students in east bay community college headed back to campus this morning. covid requirements in place before stepping foot in the classroom. >>> a quick live look outside from our exclusive mark hopkins camera looking over the bay there. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. labor day values now in-store and online. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. in this ad pay attention to the actor's gums. gums? we don't think about them. but like skin, over time gums can get damaged. colgate gum renewal. reverses early gum damage for a beautiful, revitalized smil

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.any parts of the country, it has been a cloudy sunday and overnight there will still be a lot of cloud coming in from off the north sea once again. we are likely to find some clearer skies flung across wales and the south—west where we saw the sunshine today, temperatures could be 8 or 9 degrees. double figures elsewhere and that cloud will lower onto the hills of northern england and into scotland, but there could still be a little drizzle here and there, particularly through tomorrow across south—east scotland and north—east of england, quite grey conditions here. a lot of cloud for many other parts of the uk. best of the sun is likely to be for western parts of wales, far south—west of england, again perhaps developing in some central areas of scotland, boosting temperatures up to around 20 or 21 degrees, but much cooler around some of those north sea coasts with the wind off the sea and the winds could be a bit stronger i think on tuesday. again we are seeing a lot of cloud heading

next batter is darren ruff. he crushes it to left. the giants with back to back jack.t's a 5-4 ball game. with a man on in the ninth, a pinch-hit, two-run homer. are you kidding me? the giants rally to beat the a's 6-5. >> it provides a big boost of confidence going forward. i feel good about the way this game ended, i feel like we scratched and clawed to stay alive and eventually our bats were able to support us. at the same time we will not get too high or too low. we're pleased with today's game, ready to come out and fight in tomorrow's baseball game. >> just hit a homer, good fastball hitter. it's a good home run hitting team. that's the way they scored basically everything today. so, you know, when they got some mistakes, they took advantage of them. >> the big showdown turned out to be the big blowout at the pre-fontaine classic. sha'carri richardson returning to action after serving her suspension for testing positive for marijuana at the u.s. olympic trials. she finished last in the 100 meters, then withdrew from the 200. a gold medallist from jamaica clocked

darren's also says he's been playing a lot of pickleball at the gym, something that he's not able tone of family wellness says there's also another aspect of going to the gym. that's not necessarily available when working out at home. >> many of the members that are returning there wanting to be around other people that they saw before when they were coming here. if it's the group fitness classes, they want to be around those people programs are also being offered to help those who purchased at home equipment and are unsure on how to use it. >> of course, with concerns of covid proper sanitation procedures are followed to further ensure health and wellness. either way. enjoy your fitness. however you see fit. properties at 5. thanks for being with us. good luck with to her celts kron 4 news at 6 is the next ken and pam are here with a look at what we're working on. all right. grant vicki, thanks you both. coming up next at 6 o'clock on certainty and fear widespread as the turmoil in afghanistan is really the bay area. afghan community will talk live with the only member of congress t