darren: i did indeed.ud to say, david, that i have never attended a day of private education in my life, from head start through law school. public education was the path. david: so, you went to university of texas. how did you do there? darren: i did ok. david: were you elected president of the student government or something? darren: i was the head of a number of organizations and i was very lucky because i lived at a time in this country when i knew in spite of the challenges that i faced as a boy, as a young man, that my country was cheering me on. i never for a moment felt that my dreams and aspirations could not be achieved and i never felt that america didn't want anything for me but success. and so, yes, i had a great run in college and law school that brought me to new york, but the tailwinds were with me. david: but you must have suffered some discrimination in texas or louisiana as an african american. was it difficult or was it not? darren: of course, there were many occasions, countless occasi

the latest forecast for you from darren. ~ ., ., ., darren.le, though in some i rain free while, though in some places it may only rating on saturday night. most of the ring today has been across the northern half of scotland. got a few showers here, but cloud is going to be building in. later in the night, towards northern ireland. always mild, in the west. cooler where we are in the east. temperatures could be close to freezing, one or two rural parts of eastern england. eastern england likely to stay dry tomorrow. much cloudier skies tomorrow. much cloudier skies tomorrow. rain coming into wales, western england, moving northwards, it will be turning windy. strengthening suddenly winds are going to blow and some mild air tomorrow evening up into scotland, were temperatures will be reaching 13 here. rain pushes eastwards overnight. it will hang about a bit in the far southeast of england on sunday. more cloud across the east anglia to southeast. showers coming into these western areas. some of those could be heavy, possibly thundering as wel

. >> let's bring in first alert meteorologist darren peck for the first luck forecast. darren, it was a short stay. >> it was but that is what thanks giving looks like when you are in the middle of a drought. you get the weather that works are fantastic for that park it was a little above average for this time of year. no complaints about today, this was the spectacular. is not over yet, either. sunset happened about seven minutes ago, but we are still watching the last bit of light. how did we do, temperature wise? 73 in san jose, 72 in santa rosa and 71 in oakland. only five or 6 degrees above average this time of year. it's not like there was anything all that out of the ordinary, but this is the warmest day. it will get gradually cooler each day. i will show you how we will change this. the first thing you notice on the big picture, we can see a series of storms trying to get here. here comes the first one, that shows up for tomorrow, in the evening, but it does not get far enough south. watch the clouds. that is the cold front. you see it? that comes through on sat

did i mention darren is a vegetarian?good. >> they are really good. >> right, chili cheese momo. >> pardon? >> chili cheese momo. >> cheese momo? >> chili cheese. >> wow, everything's fine. >> good thing to do. >> okay. >> all right, here we go. >> mmm. that's excellent. >> yeah. >> that's spicy. >> that is. yeah, i'm feeling that. mmm. >> i feel it in the back of my head. >> it's enlightenment. it's your third eye opening, man. >> i can't even tell what we're talking about. i'm like so high from the altitude . >> morning in bhutan's capital, a kingdom that has existed contentedly in a state of self-imposed isolation for centuries. >> in some forms of buddhism, you're very much -- this life does not matter at all. it's about the next. >> next. >> on the other extreme, it's all about today, right now. >> the form of buddhism practiced here is the middle path. >> middle path. >> mahayana, tantric buddhism. >> buddhists consider the next life. >> yes. and always your karma. >> and karma. >> whatever tragedies fall on you, de

darren, does life begin at conception? >> it does. >> fantastic. eric, what do you hate most about fetal hydro thorax? >> you know, you can take your pick on that. >> all right. moving on. scott, would you allow an abortion in a stage 5 twin sequence? >> in english, please? >> would you allow an abortion in a liden stage 5 twin anemia sequence? >> still not english. >> okay. just a taps complication, would you allow abortion? >> i still don't know what that is. >> whoa. darren, is every fetus a life worth protecting? >> absolutely. >> nice. jerry, in the case of a selective intrauterine growth restriction, should the cotwin be held responsible for the death of the growth restricted twin or just the doctor and the mother for ordering the laser ablags or cord occlusion and this is a two parter. should an abortion be aloud if a fetus needs surge for a lower urinary tract obstruction and the mother can't afford the ambulance to transport her from the regular hospital with one with a neonatal center? >> i think i would go with we probably should plan fo

darren, thank ou ve of some rain. jane.y much- — that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. australia have beaten afghanistan by four runs in the t20 world cup but have failed to achieve the net run—rate swing required to further boost their chances of progressing, which now means that england simply have to beat sri lanka tomorrow to make the semi—finals at australia's expense. glenn maxwell was not out and top scored for australia with 5a as they made 168 for 8 in their innings. afganistan showed fight and took australia all the way to the final over, but fell four runs short and end the tournament without a win. it shows how we feel we play as a group, and tonight was a good opportunity to have that perfect game and we sent finch out for the task —— for the task, but who knows what could happen. that's as simple as it can get. just the big moments, probably missing them too many times and missed opportunities during games. new zealand are the firs

darren woods did not distance himself from a single comment that past exxon ceos or executives made.hy does it matter? why does it matter? it was 20 years ago. because it matters what the culture of that company is. is the company going to still hunker down and do everything possible to make maximum profits without really tackling climate, or have they really turned a corner? have they really gotten some religion? faber: do you think you pay a price not throwing your predecessor overboard, for lack of a better term, or at least just somehow meeting the objections that some of these legislators have in terms of taking you as a really trusted partner? i would say judge us on the work that we're doing and what we're doing going forward. i mean, we've got to focus on how we're going to address this problem. we're doing work today in advancing very large-scale projects on those needed technologies. we're engaged with governments all around the world to reduce emissions while, at the same time, providing reliable and affordable energy, which is so critical to people's standards of living a

darren, does life begin at conception? -it does. -fantastic. hydrothorax? the pulmonary hypoplasia or the mediastinal shift? -uh, you know, you can take your pick on that. -alright! moving on. scott, would you allow an abortion in a leiden stage v twin anemia polycythemia sequence? -um, in english, please? -would you allow an abortion in a leiden stage v twin anemia polycythemia sequence? -it's still not english. -okay. uh, just a t.a.p.s. complication. would you allow abortion? -i still don't know what that is. -[ bell dings ] -whoa! darren, is every fetus a life worth protecting? -absolutely. -[ bell dings ] -nice! jerry, in the case of a selective intrauterine growth restriction, should the co-twin be held responsible for the death of the growth-restricted twin or just the doctor and the mother for ordering the fetoscopic laser ablation and/or cord occlusion? and this is a two-parter. should an abortion be allowed if a fetus needs surgery for a lower urinary tract obstruction and the mother can't afford the ambulance to transport her from he

darren, i'll start with you.based on everything i just laid out, let's start with arizona, by the way. tell us what you are watching in arizona and what it's going to come down to for you on election night. >> oh, man. focus on two things. the first is are we going to see split ticket voting or straight ticket voting. gubernatorial race, lake has run a very strong campaign. whatever you think about that race, consensus across the board across republicans and democrats is she's run a pretty, pretty strong race, made a very strong pitch. for someone who came into the race with negatives and associations with trump. but masters has lagged behind lake and what's happened the last few weeks, it seems masters is picking up some republicans who had already committed to lake. is arizona going to split their ballot, or come on board. if you get coming on board, a decent chance republicans sweep the races. i'm looking at maricopa county, easy call. one of those -- >> sandra: i have it on the board, go ahead. >> wisconsin,

and, for more on that, we join darren peck in the weather center.t looks like it is coming down pretty well right now. >> the snow in the sierra will be about half a foot. that sounds a lot more dramatic in terms of what we will experience. but you see why we talk about this. another weak cold front dragging light rain our way. most of that is weakening as it gets here. we woke up bay area wide. ground was damp. got a couple of hundredths of an inch of rain. that was in the first cold front of the predawn hours of saturday morning. this is the next one now. if we look at the futurecast, the models want to hold this together and give us a drop of rain. the bigger impact from this system is how cold it will be tomorrow morning. when you talk about the possibility for fog. and, yes. there is more snow coming to the sierra. we'll look at that as well. coming up in the complete first alert forecast for now. back to you. >> thanks darren. >>> turning now to our election coverage. new numbers dropping earlier this evening in santa clara and san francisco c

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. >> thanks darren. >>> turning now to our election coverage. new numbers dropping earlier this evening in santa clara and san francisco counties. the san jose mayoral race is tightening. the latest return show county supervisor cindy chavez picked up a thousand votes on matt mahan. but mahan is still leading by 4,000 votes. and in santa clara, lisa gilmor leads anthony becker by 451 votes. levi stadium is in santa clara and the 49ers have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to becker's campaign. the owner of the miami dolphins has supported gilmore. ross' real estate company is developing a project in santa clara. >>> we have new returns in san francisco with a few key races undecided. the city's two major housing propositions are both on pace to fail. prop d is the measure backed by mayor london breed. she says it would cut the time to build affordable housing developments from six years to six months. right now, that is narrowly losing with just under 51% voting no. prop e is back by the members of the board of supervisors. a higher perc

i know that darren peck will. it is also a good time to check your fire alarms and carbon monoxide detectors, making sure the batteries are finally fully charged. >> those are the odds, right? >> you said it was very low . >> okay, so it is nonexistent. somebody will win, it just won't be you. >> don't jinx me like that. i got my ticket, it could be me. >> let's start out with what is out there right now. look at those clouds. let me give you a couple of other views on this. here is the scene, which really paints a picture of november storm track. we are in it, it's back. it means business. it is not just like stuff. we will get rain over the next four days. what we've got right now is more missed. that is the view from the camera on top of the hotel looking out over san francisco, looking at all of the rainy days. it is really not meaningful stuff, it is just technically light rain to say, oh, we are getting light rain. this is the storm? this is not it. the storm look so much more profit -- promising. i will sho

darren. now votes have been counted in the pool, often millions voted in a general election on sunday. a final result though, could take weeks. rising cost of living and poor job prospects are at the front of many people's minds. on a below has more from kat mandate. the early hours of federal and provincial elections in nepal and a steady trickle of voters. casting your ballads at pulling stations across kaufman do is to 2nd time nepalese voted under a constitution approved in 2015. this time, thousands of candidates are taking part a significant number, not allied would major coalitions, independent candidates have been doing weight, his time to give the youth attends anywhere again, gone as a candidate. but because it's a party stump, people at baki affiliate since. so the parties will win with big no party. that's one election in nepal has finished. it's 5 year term to do power struggles. then company prime minister, sure bothered, dubai, has been in to post 5 times his main rival, k, p s

darren bett has joined darren bett hasjoined me. a beautiful image behind you there. it's a good example of what the weather has been like recently. tomorrow should be dry across many parts of the country with some sunshine, not as windy as today. it's been dry so far today here in northamptonshire but the weather is still quite unsettled today. if we look at what's happening, low—pressure heading towards the north—west pushing in this weather front here and bringing in a lot of cloud that's been pushing our way. the ring on the weather front doesn't last long. let me show you the radar picture. it's a narrow band of rain, very intense rainfall, accompanied by the squally, very strong winds when you can see some thunder and lightning in there as well. they march eastwards across england and wales into more parts of scotland followed by some sunshine in west and a few showers. those temperatures around 9—11, that is near—normal for this time of the year. it's going be very windy weather rain sweeps its way across the uk, but also outside the rain some gusty winds along

let's check in on the weather with meteorologist darren peck . >> not a lot of fog in the north bay valley with upper 40s for just about everybody. although it is a cold 36 in santa rosa. clear skies and we are done with these weather systems that up and coming through with rain for the last seven days. now we have plenty of sunshine and temperatures that are climbing. daytime highs today with a degree or two warmer than this time yesterday. this means low 60s inland and mid-50s at the coast. the full forecast in a few minutes, devin , over to you . >>> we have election coverage with new numbers from santa clara and san francisco counties . the county supervisor, cindy chavez has picked up about 1000 votes. still about a 4000 vote lead in the race. an incumbent mayor lisa gilmore leading which is 451 votes. and they have been in the middle of this battle with donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to support the mayor. the real estate company is developing a project in santa clara . >> and in san francisco a few key races are undecided. the major housing propositions on pace to fail. it

with darren. ~ ., . , one, but now the weather with darren. . . . , , ., darren.e temperatures will fall away and these are the numbers we have as it gets dark this evening and the temperatures will fall in the east. you see showers coming into the irish sea coastal areas, and one or two heading towards shetland overnight and then the cloud continues to spill in and brings some rain and that's mainly coming to the western side of the uk, so ahead of it with the wind is lighter we will see it across scotland and it goes down widely for the eastern side of the uk and here we see the cloud pushing in quickly and rain to start the day and western areas and it will tend to become lighter and more patchy as it pushes through the day, allowing sunshine to coming to scotland and through northern ireland, and many parts of england and wales will stay cloudy and the temperature is perhaps peaking at 13 or 14. but as we head into bonfire night and one or two showers in the north—west but it will turn dry and they and we do have showers coming in at around low pressure areas

the cerio mentioned darren, india is heavily dependent on coal that wants to increase production by 50 percent in the coming years. meaning emissions are likely to increase as well. why is india doing that? was chris simply because india has a massive challenge of providing energy to billions of people. and the call is still the cheapest resource available to be able to do that are to be able to switch to cleaner fuels equation. billions of dollars of funding in there has been demanding that developed countries should her, should make it a part of their agenda to contribute to this fun. so that india and other developing nations get this kind of money because these nations in tuning india do not have the resources on their own to switch to, to make this switch. so this is the key reason. however, apart from that in it's a new nbc that india has announcing, as announced very ambitious targets of reducing it, a dependence on non odd ribbon depending incident of a dependence on fossil fuels by half by 2030. now these are very ambitious target, but yes, a global funding which has been in d

we're joined by darren guccione. the ceo and co founder of keeper security, darren thanks for the time today. we appreciate you coming on what what kind of charity scams do we most often see this time of year? well i think it's really important because the holiday shopping season is really a prime opportunity for bad actors and malicious insiders to take advantage of unsuspecting shoppers, mainly through fake websites, malicious links and even fake charities. so it's really important to know the charity that you're working with in terms of proper identification. licensing and insurance, so we're obviously this time of year getting a lot of those emails that the phone calls even, you know, regular old mail from groups asking for donations. what kind of research should we be doing to make sure we truly know that this organization is legitimate. well i always liked to work personally with charities that i know. um if there is a new charity that you're not sure about, you really have to do some research to make sure that

darren bett has joined darren bett hasjoined me. a beautiful image behind you there.

we suspected this a year ago from people darren beattie at revolver and julie kelly reporting on this. all the times the "new york times" reports it yesterday. they have $100 million budget? who the hell knows for journalism and all taking a victory lap like hey, look at us, we are a year and a half late to the story. i mean, julie and darren did this probably from their liver g living room and the "new york times" just figure this out. pearl harr lore we weren't involved. we just had 8 guys flying the planes. we weren't involved. >> that's the key. do you understand what a monster story that is. you would be able to say you were the woodward and bernstein of your time and pathed on this story. and now when it comes out in court documents, the "new york times" takes a victory lap like they did some kind of public service. listen, man, the fbi is broken. and you got guns and shields, you can take people's lice and freedom. this is serious stuff. they better get their act together. i mean, you can't go on as a country like this. >> jesse: ray better brush up on testimonials having a hou

darren is this is not intense enough.he side while chris freezes in the arctic. >> yeah, yeah. each time i do one of these experiments or tests or whatever they want to call them, challenges as they put it, positive connotation, i thought if i fail this and i don't achieve this, this stunt, there is no episode. so there was a small amount of pressure there. >> jimmy: the show must go on. >> the show must go on. >> jimmy: also, you're dead. >> oh, i die, yeah. i die. >> jimmy: this is not like the movie where they can resurrect you. this is real life. so we're going show a clip here. i really want to focus on what's going on here. so don't tell us anything about what's happening, but this is from "limitless" with chris hemsworth. >> so i'm getting winched down, and it feels a lot longer than 100 feet. i don't want to look back up, because i'm like this is so much further than i've ever climbed. >> jimmy: so this is like one of those climb the rope things you do in school, except for they're hanging you over? >> a thousand

darren, thanks very much for weighing in on all of that. darren bailey. we will see you and watch your campaign in the next seven days. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, november 2nd. at 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. fox news learning capitol police have live video surveillance outside of house speaker nancy pelosi's home but they were not watching the feed when her husband was ayou salted. this comes as david depape pleads not guilty to a slew of charges including attempted murder. coucourt filing reveals depape was on a, quote, suicide mission and planned to target other politicianses. joining the conversation, dagen mcdowell, monica crowley and ad dam johnson. dagen, your reaction. dagen: we all want people, members of congress to be protected and their family membersing not just after nancy pelosi's husband being attacked in their home. but also why wasn't this in place to begin with, why wasn't more being do

maria: darren, who is the electorate, do you think that's coming out for you?w about what the wall street journal is reporting this morning, exclusively, that white suburban women, a key group for the midterms have now shifted their priority, they're going from democrats to republicans, independents moving toward republicans. you know, the democrats talk so much about the abortion issue, thinking they would be getting these suburban women and yet now we're seeing suburban women shift because of what you're talking about, crime. i know you've had former democrat congresswoman tule sigi gabbard campaigning for you. how important is her support, the support of suburban women and who do you see in terms of your your electorate coming out for you. >> the endorsement of tulsi gabbard coming to chicago, that shows the future of the state. governor pritzker has don nothing but died us for four years. suburban women don't feel safe

so darren, let me get your sense of what you're noticing now as far as momentum.d i raised this with every time you come, whether we're seeing anything akin to what we saw going on last year in new jersey to a lesser extinct in virginia. what are you seeing? >> man, it's the question, right? are we going to get any late breaking undecided voters moving disproportionally one way or the other? at this point, i'm not seeing anything more than you're seeing on this. it looks as of about two or three weeks ago, republican partisans were coming home. coming home in states where republican candidates had decisive primaries, arizona, georgia and pennsylvania and i think that was fuelling a lot of the momentum, right, people were reading into that that, you know, that was sort of the underpinning of this red wave. it's not clear that that's going to get some of these republicans over the finish line. the data are -- it's so close, neil, in arizona, pennsylvania and georgia, you know, we may look back -- on wednesday, we'll all be geniuses, right? on wednesday, we'll be abl

the latest forcast now from darren bett. it will be about 26 in qatar for the england kicker.wait a cloud coming in from the atlantic but ahead of that part of the country remaining driver sunshine. the odd shower around, remaining driver sunshine. the odd showeraround, most remaining driver sunshine. the odd shower around, most of the wet weather continuing in the northern half of scotland, although the winds are beginning to ease. temperatures looking similar to yesterday. heading into this evening and overnight, that cloud that we saw in the anklet will be heading to the uk, bringing rain to the north—west of scotland. later, bringing rain into northern ireland, the wind is picking up and keeping temperatures higher, but in eastern england, the winds will be lighter, sky is clear, temperatures not far away from a frost in rural areas. eastern england staying right tomorrow, seeing some sunshine in the morning but there is more cloud heading our way, bringing more rain into wales, western england, developing and widely in scotland, with some rain from time to time in norther

darren porcher is its up to the mayor and governor, get a handle.d we'll deal about crime after the election. after she won the election she went to puerto rico. >> good afternoon, cheryl, good afternoon to all the viewers. when we look at the lens of public safety in the wake of alvin bragg being manhattan district attorney it's a troubling situation. the residents of the boar row of manhattan borrow of manhattan are looking for off-ramp when it relates to violence in the communities. alvin bragg has not delivered for those residents. it begs the question, what is the governor willing to do? in the capacity of the governor she has ability to remove alvin bragg or place a surrogate in that position to make sure we get the train on the right track and unfortunately governor hochul has not embarked upon a campaign to reduce violence because alvin bragg has failed in his capacity. cheryl: but she is not going to do that. let's just be real here. you get what you vote for, new york. this is what you voted for. you put hochul back in office. and alvin br

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i have been talking to a friend of manchester united, darren jennings. >> when you say things about the like he said, there is no way to keep him on. ros: as a united has acknowledged, he id two spells with the club, the first when he was younger, this one more recently. w will fans view him? how do you view him given he has had high points but it has been a difficult couple of weeks? >> i would like to remember the good things. he was probably the best player i have seen light for manchester united. but i do not want recent events to spell that. t he has behaved in a way that is not acceptable. it g ho hotco t imes not good enough and cannot accept that time and age we for knowing. -- wait for no one. he has to accept that he is not what he was. i would like to remember him for what he was, one of the greatest players. ros: that you say his powers are on the wane, particularly in the first few months when he came back, he scored a lot of goals. he might argue that the club is not behaving in a way that a top club should. that was his argument. >> it was, but if going to the good side,

in a voice mail he said he would, quote, skin darren bailey alive. now. this, of course, follows the attack inside the house speaker's husband. is law enforcement seeing a measurable increase of such threats and are there responses to respond? >> the answer to the first question is yes. look at the capitol police data point. this has skyrocketed. last year they tracked around 9,200 threats, up from just more than 8,000 the year before. in 2017, 3,400. this has exploded. the reality for resources is it's challenging. we'll get to a little more of that in a second. what the illinois case really highlights is this has spread across multiple levels of government. it has spread across parties. it's just a challenge for really anybody in government, from the local to the federal level right now. here is just a brief quote from that very frightening voice mail. here is what this person said. i'm going to skin darren bailey alive making sure he's still alive and screaming in f'ing pain. i know where he lives. i know where he sleeps. i know where his kids sle

. >> darren, you so much. >> thousands of people burned after calories at the 18th annual silicon valley turkey trot, before sitting down at the dinner table. it all started at west santa clara and first street, it ended right by s&p center, one of santa's elves also made an appearance there. >>> giving back is in their dna. how three generations of the same family are working to help feed the hungry in alameda county. >>> we know a lot of people take time to give back around the holidays. for one family in the east bay it is a year-round job. three generations helping to feed the hungry in alameda county. >> reporter: the alameda county community food bank is one place where, if you pardon the expression, the apple does not fall far from the tree. if workers here act like family, it is because they probably are. and, it all started with miriam juarez. >> can just stop by and grab a lunch. >> reporter: miriam began working here 23 years ago and is now a part of the outreach team that man's the phones, directing hungry callers to places around the county where they can find an open food p

ready hello, i'm darren jordan dough. with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera democrats in the united states will retain control of the senate operate close mid term election victory in nevada. catherine cortez musto defeated. her republican opponent adam black salt, was endorsed by donald trump to fight. but shortly after the nevada result was announced, the u. s. president reacted to the democrat when i tell you was congratulations, senator schumer, he's got a majority again and we're focusing now on on georgia. feel good about where we are . and i know i'm a cockeyed optimist. i understand it from the beginning, but i'm not surprised by the turn out. i'm incredibly, please turn it in. i think it's a reflection of the quality of our candidates and the they're all running on the same program when anybody was running on what we did all stay in sticky with. so i feel good. i'm looking forward to a couple years. my kind of has more now from washington d. c. in these mid term elections. that's normally th

and let's dig deeper and bring in darren peller who covers the space. can finteches still be disruptive, can they justify their premium valuations when investors are demanding discipline >> yeah, thanks for having us. look, when we think about the actual innovations that are going on and the ability for these companies to grow at a rate that is notably faster than especially banks, we do think that it is sustainable we recognize that right now there is obviously a lot of uncertainty in consumer spending, especially the payments names, but, you know, you can't forget about the fact that we now have 400 million users at paypal globally which is bigger than most banks have accounts there is loyalty there same with block. and i tend to agree with what you said around some of the smaller ones needing cash, they burn cash, but some of the larger finteches in my view really should maintain a very good premium to banks and other names in the market given their sustainable growth >> and those user numbers, 400 million at paypal, really what investors have been e

i don't want to get sidetracked, because we have darren standing by to tell us what is next. >> it is one of those moments where you can't tell where one system ends, and when another begins. the light mist out there happening, this is not a storm. this is leftovers. only some of us are seeing that. when you look at it on first alert, it will clear into the overnight. there will be a break between the end of this mess and the real stuff. you have to go wider and watch the timing. that is impressive. that is an entirely separate system. it will sweep across the entire area, starting late tomorrow night. most of sunday, you're not getting rained on. by the time we get to the early evening, here comes a widespread that gets everybody in the overnight hours. even before sunrise, we will have rain. that is the first part.

>> darren aronofsky called me up and said, i want to do this doc series on longevity.y health conscious through my life. a pretty good sense of nutrition. in the space of longevity, it was all incredibly new. and unknown territory for me. >> was there any hesitation? >> i don't think i knew what the show was when i was first asked to do it. initially it was about cold water immersion, doing ice baths. before i know it, we're flying into norway and i'm swimming in the arctic ocean. >> what was the most challenging? >> each episode was challenging and tough in different ways. the four-day fast, water-only fast, was very intense. especially i come off shooting "thor" where i was continuously eating, having as many calories as i could. climbing the rope. >> what i'm proposing is dangle at the bottom, climb all the way up. >> intimidated. >> the shock episodes, swimming in norway in freezing conditions, that felt like, you know, a thousand ice cream headaches. a lot of it became mental fortitude and trusting the science and the people that were guiding you through these exp

. >>> darren is hinting at maybe a change in the air. >> yes, first we get colder much of next week,then we have a chance of rain coming. sounds like a broken record, but you'll see. mid-40s out there now. the numbers, if we take them ahead to tomorrow morning, it will be cold. not as scold as we've been the last couple of weeks. and it's going to be noticeably colder than tomorrow morning's numbers by the middle of next week. daytime highs tomorrow are great too. sunday will be just like today. a beautiful day. four-day weekend worked out great. so first sign of change shows up tomorrow afternoon. watch what happens on sunday morning. see that line of showers? that's a cold front. we're not getting the rain. but we will get the colder air. you can kind of see what's going on here. look at the cold air filtering in. if we color code it, show what the temperatures look like. into monday, you can just see the colder air pouring our way. you'll see that factor into the forecast. it also gets a little windy on monday morning when that happens: monday afternoon feels different. it's going

. >> we want to bring darren back. what kind of snowfall are we talking about here it is here exactly? >> almost a foot at donner pass oracle summit. that is what would matter to the majority of us if we have to drive. starting tomorrow into wednesday, we can see more than . this is what it looks like a diamond peak. just wanted to show you the very dry landscape, because we haven't gotten significant snow. this would be the first of the season. it starts late tomorrow afternoon and goes through wednesday afternoon. by the time we are done, we've got 9 to 10 inches of the past. some of the models have been higher than it. anybody who has ever taken that drive, like so many have , when the snow gets that low, that is your in the snow for a good stretch of that drive. that is why the national weather service has put out a storm warning. that west slope is where you've got to be mindful of it. there's got to be delays. it could be a mess. it does mean rain for us. we look at that in more detail. >> thank you so much. >>>

. >>> darren is back again, we have a sprinkling going on in the north bay right now. >>, north bay, if you look at the camera behind you or the camera we have on the sales force looking east, it's a clear sky right now but if we go to first alert doppler hd will see where the showers are, and there's not going to be a lot to this. but there is a chance for a light sprinkle out of it, from this system, we talked about the snow, early in the newscast, we will get half a foot of snow. on echo summit, highway 50, it'll be a slow drive, it'll be a great day to ski tomorrow. especially from the resorts that are 50 s. like kirkwood, sierra, tahoe, they will all be good with the farther south you go in that range, you'll have better snow for the morning tomorrow and back here at home, light rain showing up barely visible on first alert doppler hd the future cast can see it in the high-resolution forecast models, we might see a drop or two from now until nine. that's it. once we get the 9:00, that's done. very weak cold front that comes through, the bigger impact from that, it's not the ligh

it is great, but we must go to darren. that was pretty cool stuff out there, wasn't it? >> as you can tell from both of those shots, no rain on halloween. you know what halloween forecast is. the far off the coast that the o radar can't read that far out. watch what happens when we switch to the forecast model. now, you can see what's out there in the atmosphere. a lot of rain. it is going to come our way . let's come in for a closer look and pull out the high will is a solution. it is tomorrow morning at 7:00. that is when it is just coming into sonoma county. this will make for a wet morning commute on the later side of the morning commute in the north bay. if you're up in santa rosa or any locations on four north 101. it will be taking its time and it doesn't get down to the heart of the bay until about 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning. we will play for the rest of the and have the full forecast in a few minutes. that is your headline for now. >>> had, california's top post and even he admits that it is an uphill climb. sit down with the man trying to unseat governor and

. >> darren, it's not? >> it's not enough to pull us out of the drought but it's enough to really stave off fire season. >> that's a good point. >> a pretty good offshore wind event that's going to happenthis week. if we didn't have two feet of snow, like great white wet insulation in the mountains, you know what the main impact here is going to be? cold temperatures in the morning. that's the big headline. in the first alert forecast. and it's coming for tomorrow morning and it's not anything any more extreme than you have already been through but we've got kind of caught in a pattern now where the afternoons are just fine. sunny and low to mid-60s and probably don't notice much. but the morning lows if you are an early riser, and if you are in those inland valleys, you have been feeling this. and you are going to do it again tomorrow. morning lows for santa rosa have us down to 33 and we'll go to 37 in concord and livermore. but it is those north bay valleys where the national weather service issued a fro

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i'm darren jordon. this is al jazeera live from doha.lso coming up -- >> president putin is trying to weaponize winter to force ukrainians to freeze or flee. >> nato allies promised to help ukraine survive a harsh winter as pressure continues its attacks across the country. chinese authorities tried to calm public anger caused by strict covid-19 lockdowns. and world cup rivals clash. the usa beat iran to qualify for the knockout stages at qatar 2022. we start in the u.s. where the founder of the far right oath keepers group has been convicted of seditious conspiracy. over a plot to overturn joe biden's 2020 election victory. steward rhodes was accused of instigating an attack to block congress and certify -- in certifying the election results. he denied the allegations. >> hundreds have been charged and convicted of a variety of crimes related to the january 6 riot on capitol hill from simple misdemeanors and trespassing to felonies, but this is an important moment in the department of justice's attempts to hold those to account who are

darren says more is on the way? >> yeah, wee jugett std. let'st overto first ert doppler. it's here in the north bay aly.h is, you that one strike of lightning off the coast. that's going to become a bigger part of the story for monday afternoon and for tuesday morning. but for right now, it's the leading edge with the steady rain that's moving through. the north bay, you've seen the cold front come through. santa rosa, petaluma, we will be coming for a close up look. that's probably some of the more impressive rain of the night for petaluma, santa rosa, you've seen it clear. so let's track this now because that line, beautifully outlined in first alert doppler, also picked up in futurecast. you've got to love it because now we have a pretty good idea of what happens next. that line will continue to march their way south. by midnight, it's over the heart of the bay. by the time we would get to 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, it's clear. when we wake up tomorrow, most of this part of the storm is done. then we'll get into the afternoon with scattered isolated showers. some of th