dave neese: hey, gorgeous. hi, daddy. dave neese: you beautiful baby. was reading way before she was supposed to, doing math and stuff way before she was supposed to so she was very intelligent little girl. mary neese: dance for me. andrea canning: when skylar started nursery school, she made her first friend, morgan lawrence. morgan was drawn right away to skylar. did she kind of light up a room? oh, yeah. she had the giggle and the laugh. andrea canning: the girl's families became good friends, too. morgan's parents, dave and cheryl, say morgan and skylar were like sisters. what are your memories of skylar when she was this high? she giggled all the time. it just filled our house. dave lawrence: she had the biggest eyes. you just wanted to hug her. andrea canning: they were good girls. got good grades. morgan dreamed of becoming a meteorologist. skylar, a criminal lawyer. they also had a pact. that they would always be there for one another. and you would both be in each other's wedding parties. everyone has a sister to put in their wedding, and we ha

dave: sure. as i mentioned, i was in camber recently and can attest to the vastness of that region and certainly hearing about and understanding all the things that are happening in that part of the world, how can something like technology close that tyranny of distance? how do you think about that using technology? gen. brown: i think the whole world has gotten smaller because of technology because we're able to connect to people all over the world, friends we have around the world and it's important to have friends around the world. i also see the same thing in the aspect of working with our allies and partners and push information back and forth quickly so we all can share our perspectives of whatever security event, no matter what part of the world it's happening in because what happens in one part of the world doesn't stay in another part of the world. i see that, they're interconnected and the more we need to stay interconnected to push that information back and forth. that's helpful for de

and not only that, his budget is oval. >> dave reichert.he washington state per capita is the lowest number of law personal officers of any state in the country my criminal justice plan details how we will change event in my first question is governor, who put together budget hundred million dollars local jurisdictions that cities and counties in the folks in the police officers across the state can use the dollars for increased salaries for signing bonuses braided first responders on the street help solve crimes and prosecutors my team in my office do the work to send those folks like. >> that's the first half of 2024 gubernatorial debate and 30 minutes straight ahead it was like a break probably watching us abreast say, we will be right back. >> you are watching the 2024 washington state gubernatorial's candidates turning in dave reichert and we will be right back to make emerging baby doing the candidates f governor in washington state, will take a look at some of the running from both candidates the ads. >> i grew up in it big family, m

so he goes by the name bleacher dave and said these losses never get easier. kelsi thorud has the story. >> reporter: david peters, better known as bleacher dave, has watched in anguish in recent years as all three of his beloved oakland sports teams announced they were leaving. >> for them to abandon a city that had supported them when they were trash for decades, it hurt, man. there's no other way to talk about it. it was more than pain. it was betrayal. >> reporter: dave's fandom began as a kid in the '70s when his family started taking him to oakland a's games. >> and i remember because vida blue was riding around the field in a blue drop top cadillac. >> reporter: dave said that experience turned him into a die hard a's fan which quickly morphed into him becoming a full blown a's, raiders, warriors fanatic. >> i picked this up at an auction. it's a shane lechler signed football. >> reporter: for decades dave lived the dream practically going to at least one warriors, raiders, or a's game a week year-round, but suddenly that dream came crashing down. in 20

current attorney general bob ferguson, former congressman dave dave reichert. [applause] >> order was determined by a coin flip backstage in the previous hour. the ferguson campaign won a coin toss elected to go second, opening statements are 60 seconds. former congressman dave reichert goes first. >> reichert: i was anxious to be here tonight. i didn't say happy. very anxious to be here tonight but i want to say just for a moment if you could imagine how you got to where you are today how did you personally get to where you are today? it is all about choices you've made, the choices your parents made, that your bosses made that put you in the place you are, choices my parents made that caused me to run away from home from domestic violence. choices i made later on in my career. i also believe god has a snap. the bigger question, how did washington state get to where it is today. through choices, right? through choices that we made to elect leaders in our state that in my opinion made the wrong decisions, that led us to a road where we have one of the highest c

gasia. >> good morning dave.n i join you in studio following the spring series of college campus protests and occupations, schools across the state spent the summer developing a response for the new school year. new at seven. the new equipment. the university of california police departments are now requesting. then, with 48 days to go until the election, what many consider an annoying trend is likely to ramp up those text messages from unknown numbers asking you for money or your vote. while there have been so many election ted d text (♪) i'm getting vaccinated with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. come on. i already got a pneumonia vaccine, but i'm asking about the added protection of prevnar 20®. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease, or are 65 or older, you are at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20® is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of

i think there's a third element, and dave hinted at it, and that's culture. it is the pulse to whether or you know, dave was talking about deployment at a agencies, but you talk about developers. like, security has to be the culture. my wife was a software developer, and i remember when i started doing the 15, 16 years ago, she worked at a major government contractor, big organization. i asked, like, so how do you -- what is the thinking for -- i think i used -- [inaudible] you're not coding them n. we don't. we're writing to the funkalty. and, you know, two of my kids are in college now studying software engineering. there is some education on cybersecurity, but my middle one probably because he's heard me talk too much at home had to seek out a class where he's learning about secure coding and avoiding vulnerabilities. and that should be mandatory. and it should be fundamental to the culture of these organizations, that we're building code, we're building software that does not have vulnerabilities. if that's where, to me, it has to stop -- start, and that'

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with their lives, they can. >> dave has risked his life protecting women -- >> and children, too. >>is saying that about his opponent. >> dave reichert for governor. >> a reminder, this program and on the c-span's campaign2024 >> c-span's "washington journal," our live form involving you to discuss the latest issues in politics from washington and across the country, coming up, dr. marty makary talks about his new book "blind spots," talking about the rhetoric of medical new dogma. also, reducing the numbers of veteran suicide. c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. saturday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> on saturday, our campaign 2024 coverage continued in the key battleground state of pennsylvania, where vice presidential democratic nominee governor tim walz speaks in allentown. then at 2:00, republican presidential nominee donald trump holds a rally in wilmington, north carolina. the cook political report currently rates north carolina as a tossup. it's 16 electo votes are in place for both candidates. watch on c-span, c-s

he goes by bleacher dave. kelsi thorud talks about the losses in his beloved city of oakland and says they never get easier. >> reporter: david peters better known as bleacher dave has watched in anguish in recent years as all three of his beloved oakland sports teams announced they were leaving. >> for them to abandon a city that had supported them when they were trash, for decades, just -- it hurt man. just no other way to talk about it. but it was more than that -- more than pain and it was betrayal. >> reporter: dave's fandom began as a kid back in the '70s when his family started taking him to oakland a's' games. >> i remember, because vita blue was riding around the field in a blue cadillac. >> reporter: that experience turned him into a diehard a's' fan dave says which then quickly morphed into him becoming a full blown raiders and a's and warriors fanatic. >> i picked this up at the auction. it's a shane lechler you know signed football. >> reporter: for decades, dave lived the dream. practically going

dave in those stands >veronica>true fan there. and of course we're going to have full coverage of the a's final homestand this week. we want you to share your memories at the a's coliseum and use t blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. welcome back. some news for niner nation. the team listed quarterback brock purdy as day to day while he deals with back soreness. purdy's injury is the latest worry on a growing list of players that are having to hit the sidelines including defensive lineman javon hargrave who is expected to miss the remainder of the season with torn triceps. the forty-niners, though they're still shaking off sunday's loss at the rams, but it wasn't all bad in los angeles as our vern glenn shows us in this morning's red and gold report, it was a career day for one of the 40 niners. >>>this is the audi re

with their lives, they can. >> dave has risked his life protecting women -- >> and children, too. >>e is saying that about his opponent. >> dave reichert for governor. >> a reminder, this program and on the c-span's campaign2024 covered can be found online at c-span.org. announcer: coming up, book tv's author interview program "after words" features dartmouth college professor brooke harrington who examines the world of offshore finance and its global impact. then the vice president kamala harris discusses reproductive rights while campaigning in atlanta. at later, president biden holds a campaign meeting at the white house which includes first lady jill biden delivering remarks on women's health. ♪ announcer: c-span's "washington journal," our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington and across the country. >> saturday morning suck sergeant, author and professor discusses his new book "blind spots," about the epidemic of medical dogma. and an author talks about his organization's efforts to reduce the number of v

dave: we find what appears to be a garrote.s two handles with some paracord knotted so that you could hold on to both handles and use it as a ligature. andrea canning: a weapon used for strangulation. the evidence was telling them a story, one that wouldn't end well for craig rideout. dave: we were pretty sure we had our murder scene. this is a big moment in this case. it is. craig melvin: coming up, a bombshell about craig rideout's soon-to-be ex-wife. robbyn: craig didn't want to believe that there was a romantic relationship between them. i think over time it became painfully obvious that there was. craig melvin: and then, just off a country road, a passerby sees something that will transform the case. craig melvin: when "dateline" continues. i'll be honest. by the end of the day, my floors...yeesh. but who has the time to clean? that's why i love my swiffer wetjet. it's a quick and easy way to get my floors clean. wetjet absorbs and locks grime deep inside. look at that! swiffer wetjet. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, s

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moderating will be sean sweeney, joining him are dave hinchman, director, information technology andcurity for the government accountability office, mr. puesh kumar, office of cybersecurity, energy security and energy response at the department of energy, chad skipper, global security technologist for cisco and mr. jeff greene, assistant director for cybersecurity. welcome to the stage. >> thank you so much, and we're looking forward to a great discussion this afternoon and, hopefully, we all learn something here. so rather than spending our precious time introducing each individual one after the other, as i get to the someone with the first question, they'll let you know a little bit about themselves and why they're here. so let's jump right in. sound good? >> sundays good. >> awesome. -- sounds good. >> awesome. so, puesh, what does it mean to bake in security? >> well, thanks for having me, and i'll do introduction first. i lead the u.s. department of energy's office of cybersecurity, energy security and emergency response. basically, we work with the electricity, oil and natural

dave spahr is here with a look at your forecast. dave, are we going to get warmer tomorrow? a cooler tomorrow. probably gonna stay kind of the same. you know? so it's kind of like is somewhat singsong summertime pattern a little bit here. but there is some improvement coming our way. >> east bay shoreline showing some of that haze as well as we've been talking about the golden gate. 2 quick check of those these a much more palatable. sure. nice and cool and lower 70's. well mean, well and along the east bay shoreline, 50's and 60's 50's and 60's. also up north. but get a load of those contrasts little warmer in the east. then we are to the west. that includes up in the north bay and also in places like half moon bay where they're trailing big time as well. patchy bay fog, mild inland to get things started by 10:00am say meanwhile, by noon, it's a nice in the bay and all but a warm inland at 84 and will be popping near 90 in some locations but breezy around the bay as we get those typical local winds from inland hating. however, upstream, things will be changing for us watchi

good morning pam and dave. good morning to all of you. so dave stepped out the studio a moment ago.quite nice out there this morning. temperatures are up by at least a few degrees. it's a mild start with low 50s and low 60s for most of us. as we get into the afternoon mid to upper 60s at the coast, upper seconds once again, especially for the inner east bay. and that's where we will have a heat advisory that continues for one more day. it expires around 8 p.m. i'll have a look at the current conditions, what we can expect for the afternoon today and the cooldown coming our way by tomorrow. in the extended forecast at 631. let's check on the highways this morning because there's already a lot going on. good morning sal. >> good morning rosemary. right now we have recovery from earlier road work in san francisco that affected the bay bridge. it's beginning to improve. for example, after treasure island, the bay bridge is now getting better. but it was slow all the way to that icon that i put on the screen here all the way across the bridge. and right now it is still a slow on the brid

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but yes, dave, you are right.o be another warm one in san francisco in the upper 70s for today and our inland east bay expected to reach into the upper 90s. so we do have a heat advisory that continues for the inner east bay today. it expires at 8 p.m. i'll have a better look at the current conditions, what we can expect for the afternoon today and the cooling trend that begins tomorrow. coming up in just a little bit at 830. it's the final stretch hopefully of that morning commute. let's see how things are going with sal. good morning. >> you know, we do have some improvement. i'm going to put up a map here of the east bay for you. and i'm going to show you that things are well, they're okay. i wouldn't say they're great. there's some improvement there. the richmond bridge still has a very big delay because of a crash near the toll plaza. we've also had a bigger delay than usual at the bay bridge, and that's because we had much, much earlier problems that started off the commute on a slow foot. so please give you

pam and dave. that's good.ttle bit of improvement as you approach the bay bridge from the toll plaza. but there's still a bigger backup. so the carpool lanes are moving. well, whatever crash they had been, the backup has been cleared. hopefully this all happened early enough. so we'll have a rather normal ish commute for monday, which is going to be slow. this is a look at interstate 880, our triple a traffic camera showing us the coliseum and the traffic going by. and if you're driving on 580 into livermore, it is going to be slow. 680 looks good from san ramon all the way down into the sunol grade. 609 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. police in the east bay are searching for a group of men. robbed a jewelry store in just a matter of minutes. we have details on the theft and how quickly it all unfolded. >> and the 49ers suffered a disappointing loss to the l.a. rams. what went wrong for the 49ers is they're struggling to find their rhythm without key players the city hall insiders have a formula:

good morning, pam and dave.h becoming a parent can be a joyful time for some parents, welcoming a new bundle of joy could come with added risk. the new study, released by the national bureau of economic research, found that across a set of new jersey hospitals, healthy black mothers with unscheduled deliveries are 25% more likely to deliver by c-section than their non-hispanic white counterparts. now, this study examined more than 1 million births across 68 new jersey hospitals and economic. excuse me. economists found one possible cause for that disparity between births of black and white children money. the study found that black mothers with low risk factors are sent into c-sections more often than their white counterparts. so even if a black mother were delivering at the same hospital with the same doctor as a white mother, the black mother is 20% more likely to have a c-section. now, this often happens when operating rooms are empty, leading researchers to believe it could be a way to keep those operating r

good morning ali. >> good morning dave. a lot of illegal activity, violence and really tragedy in oakland over the weekend, including two separate shootings in which three people died. a tv news crew was robbed at gunpoint covering an event saturday afternoon. and then saturday night into sunday morning, there were two separate sideshows, one of them on the bay bridge. this was the this was the scene. 330 sunday morning. traffic was at a standstill on the bay bridge, as more than 200 people stopped to watch a sideshow on the western span. the chp says the crowd dispersed after 20 minutes once officers arrived, but it followed an earlier sideshow in oakland at edgewater and hegenberger road. video from that incident shows a mustang spinning out of control and running over a woman in the crowd. she went to the hospital. we don't have an update on her condition. earlier in the day, oakland police responded to two separate shooting scenes one in east oakland, another at mlk junior way and 23rd street. four people were struck by

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alan >> good morning dave.solutions that was discussed in this meeting yesterday is how essential it is that voters and taxpayers will have to step in once federal funding of emergency funding pandemic funding for these transit agencies in our region starts to run out in 2026. now, a group of bay area transit leaders met yesterday in san francisco, a first of its kind meeting to go over their budget outlook and the immense challenges transit operators in the bay area are facing. muni, caltrain and bart are expecting to have a combined budget deficit of $700 million by the year 2027. >> the covid 19 pandemic has resulted in san francisco having one of the highest rates of work from home in the world that has resulted in a dramatic loss of fare revenue, particularly for bart and caltrain. that were so heavily dependent upon fare paying commuters traveling to downtown san francisco. >> during the presentation, the metropolitan transportation commission explained that bart and caltrans ridership, although improved

olivia >> good morning dave. we can still feel the wind here this morning, but thankfully a lot of the water that has been submerging the roads here is getting pumped out. but flash flooding is really the story for new orleans area. specifically, we got over seven inches of rain here and for the whole month of september. new orleans usually gets about five inches, so this is over a month of rain total overnight. and i'm going to move away so you can see some of the people out here have been cleaning up their yards. and i've talked to some who say that inside their home there was water that got in there as well. so they're taking stuff out that needs to be trashed. and also getting tree limbs and other things that have been just moved around into their yard all the way, just kind of consolidating that. but a lot of rain here. that is the story for new orleans. but on the coast, there was a storm surge of up to five feet. so louisiana definitely getting hit hard by the effects of hurricane francine. i'm going to sh

dave is he okay? >> is he breathing? dave answer me. >> i'm pretty sure i saw a black glove or gun. didn't hear any shots or anything though. i just i could hear him saying what? like yelling? screaming. someone was hitting him when police arrived. >> nick cordova is found with a gunshot wound to his head. alicia is left staring at nick's office ceiling from his phone's camera, still connected to facetime. >> it's terrifying, and i felt helpless because i'm just screaming through this phone, someone do something. someone say something. >> police temporarily detained sweatman, placing him in cuffs, but he immediately tells cops it was a robbery, claiming two men had entered the business. he says one guy hit him on the head, the other shot and killed nick. but strangely, a substantial amount of cash was left at the scene. >> i do feel like he was targeted. i wish i could say it was a freak accident and someone just came in, but deep down that's not what i think happened. >> dave sweatman is released and police say he is not a suspect at this time, leaving alicia to wonder who could po

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ali >> good morning dave.hat happened early this morning. and there's still a very large firefighter presence. and emergency response out here. you can see firefighters on the roof of this strip mall. this is where a fire broke out around 345 this morning. what you were seeing them do is breaking open the metal roof. this building has a metal roof top. and that allowed some of the fire to get trapped underneath it. so firefighters tell us that one of the big challenges they had to face here is dealing with some of the dangers of that. and they are currently breaking apart pieces of that metal roof so that they can make sure that they extinguish any remnants of this fire underneath the structure here. 345 this morning is when this all started. no one was hurt, but several small businesses in the strip mall are destroyed. firefighters don't know how or exactly where in the shopping center the fire began. that's under investigation. but the flames did spread to at least six of the businesses her. we spoke to the

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dave luber deputy director of the nsa cybersecurity directorate. mr.ndrew steward, cisco's senior national security and government sector strategist for cybersecurity and, ms. sandra joyce, vice president for google cloud, the google threat intelligence team. welcome this distinguished team to the stage. ♪ [applause] ♪ deontray: all right. i think we are working. i get the honor of sitting on stage with this distinguished panel. i want to thank everyone up here joining me today and allowing you -- me to ask you all some questions. to the audience, i hope you are enjoying the conference so far. we have the honor and privilege to talk about what's next in cyber. should we get into it? so much is happening in the world today around technology advancements allowing us as humans to scale like never before. when we think about that being cyber security professionals we think, o man. that's one more thing we have to protect. so to ask my first question, and it can go for the entire panel starting down there with you, sandra, what do you think is the largest p

he did, too and dave mccormick want to be the next senator from pennsylvania and the basic dead heat.trump wins, he wins. i caught up with him on the campaign trail. i hope you will love the future but we begin with this. election interference is already having an trump is already paying the price. attorney general confirming trump campaign is packed since august and still being hacked today. >> there are actors in this world that poses greater threat to the national security, united states as is iran. the u.s. government is intensely tracking plotting against current and former u.s. government officials including former president trump. >> not only are they threatening him but they took all of his campaign seven give it to media outlets including biden/harris campaign. it doesn't seem fair, does it? the attempts have already altered the terms can't team campaign. this weekend the former president had plans, and outdoor rally in wisconsin. they told him no so he can have an outdoor rally because our government cannot protect our former and maybe future president. too many threats, not

thanks, dave. thanks. for president trump will be here in the bay area tomorrow. >> he's attending a private fundraiser in woodside. this comes at just as he announced on his platform. truth social this afternoon that he will not be doing another debate with vice president kamala harris in a rally today. harris responded by saying they owe it to the voters to debate again. >> mail in ballots for the november election are starting to go out but state and local election officials from across the country are warning that widespread problems with the mail delivery system. well, those problems are threatening to disrupt voting. >> our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports on a letter they sent to the u.s. postal service. >> it's unacceptable. members of congress and election officials around the country are raising concerns about mail in ballot delays because of the u.s. postal service. the people expect the mail to be delivered on time. a bipartisan group of state election officials sent this letter t

dave, thanks so much.er marking philippine indigenous peoples month. >> and this morning bay area dance company pirrong all joins us live for a special preview of an upcoming show that's marking the moment. joining us live now to share more is faisal mono and matthew spina harris with the company. they also joined by translator, eric solano. good morning, gentlemen, in morning with a case, of course. so happy to have you back here again. so first of all, for to recap for viewers, tell us a bit about problem. yes, so putting a we are a philippine performing arts company here in the francisco area. >> so we worked to celebrate the different cultures of the philippines through deaths. so we celebrate the 15th anniversary last year and this year we do have a show the ship that are called the buckets. beautiful. and i would love to hear a little bit more about this upcoming show. yeah, absolutely. so this year shows focus on them again tonight. i think with the southern philippines. so you have 3 people represe

all right, dave, thank you.ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital this morning. >> after getting shot during an attempted robbery in san francisco kron four's gayle ong reports. >> just after 3.30, saturday afternoon, they're just go. police responding to a shooting in the area of gary and grand avenue in union square. the victim forty-niners rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall were quickly spreading to football fans like stephen gardner just came around the corner early play >> sot all taped off looks like it dawns on sidewalk up there. police officers taking pictures it. so. >> bystanders watched as investigators combed the scene for evidence leading up to the shooting. >> he was walking along when a suspect approached him and attempt to commit to commit an armed robbery using a got a struggle between mr. pearce, all in the suspect ensue and the suspect's gun. gunfire from the suspect. skies truck both mr. pearsall and the subject. francisco police chief bill scott says pearsall was shot in the chest. th

ali >> good morning dave.at the intersection of lincoln avenue, marshall way and fifth street. and this is one of the spots where the city of alameda wants to make some safety improvements and changes. if everything goes according to plan, this odd five way intersection. you see here will be transformed into a giant roundabout. we have a map that we can show you what it looks like. this is from the city of alameda's web page and a draft of the changes. construction is not expected to start for another year and a half. in 2026, but the city of alameda announced this week that the biden administration is giving them a $16 million grant to help with construction. the plan right now, along with that proposed roundabout, is to put lincoln avenue on a road diet, reducing it to three lanes instead of four and adding a center, turning lane and a bike lane. the idea is to slow down traffic and make things safer for bicyclists and pedestrians. there's a lot of schools and retail shops along this three mile stretch of li

descended on his hometown in barrow in furness for dave dave.o somebody who is in need. injune, many thousands of people came to barrow for dave day, including lili and si king. it's a celebration of my best friend that we've lost. it is a celebration of dave's life, that's why we're here, because he was so irritatingly positive all of the time, and we love him. when we saw how many people turned up on the bikes, but then travelling on the motorway, seeing all those people across the bridges, oh, that was something magical. you couldn't have your eyes dry. i think i've never seen so many bikers, so many men crying. obviously, it's been a hugely difficult time for you. how much comfort do you take in the support and the way people remember dave so fondly? ijust thought that i had this magical, beautiful community that was grieving with me, and it helped a lot. i think people found a lot of things to relate to. some people started cooking just by watching the boys on the tv. they've been on the tv for 20 years. lili's currently in the alps celebra

were here at dave mccormick running for the senate in pennsylvania.lose race their ladies and gentlemen. we can very much use that seat. it appears kamala harris gave a truly pathetic speech she is trying to be joe piatt member him the sheriff in arizona? she is no transition to joe and on the same day sh date she gave speech we now learned the harris/biden resume have a loud and half a million convicted criminals including over 13000 convicted murderers in over 15000 convicted sex offenders to roam the streets of pennsylvania and the rest of the country. tell me how is bob casey contributed to the security of this nation and the sovereignty of this nation and all the years that hehe's been in the senate? >> what's happening at the border is a disgrace. i hold a bob casey accountable for this. my race is a race between an outsider someone who was a west point grad a combat that someony screw jobs in pennsylvania in a career politician who has been too weak into a liberal to stand up for the entrance of pennsylvanians. i've been to the border twice in

let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody and wowed we have some big changes that start today and take you into next week. we're going to be sampling what we're getting into fall a little bit. but >> we're going to be sampling a little flavor of winter while we're at a 2 before looks like into the following week. we might go back in the summer. that's way up there. but anyway, the east bay shoreline, there you have it. the ground fog is checking in. it's not the only thing were to be dealing with here. there's going to be clouds aloft. thanks to a system dropping south. one of actually 2 major ones we're talking about. first things first, there is some ground fog clearly as we just showed you there. and this should mix out actually fairly quickly. despite the fact we do have some interruption here from some scattered mid-level clouds and some of that stratus working its magic. we can see it actually across summaries of the bay, but at least in the fog department, that shou

thank you very much, dave.'re mile backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. not a lot going on. there is some construction work happening out of treasure island which might be hampering folks heading across the span. but the toll plaza, right? it's still looking. find 16 minutes to get from oakland into san francisco. let's check out rick quickly here. the san mateo bridge highway, 92 westbound on the right side of your screen. looking good. those tail lights moving away at the limit. so 13 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city, the richmond, sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80, a little bit of a backup building here at the toll plaza. but what through the gate? you're moving? well, just 13 minutes to cross bay and get over into orange county. >> speaking of which are north bay commuters on 101, southbound heading to san francisco, the golden gate bridge looks great again just about 2021 minutes to get from highway 37 in novato down one on one and into the toll plaza at san francisco. back to the headlines

good evening to you, dave. >> reporter: hey there, margaret. see that we are being pushed around p or locale of the debris is coming off of these trees back here and pieces are being ripped off. it's crazy to think of this as being the not most violent part of the storm. the most violent part of the stom is in the eye wall, and that is yet to come. we have about an hour before that pushes past us right here in houma, louisiana. most violent part of this storm is just minutes away. there it is in terrebonne parish. this morning at rouses supermarket in houma, carts were loaded and registers were ringing. this was their last chance to get supplies. shequita streams wants to keep her kids distracted and busy. >> i got toys and like little train things for the kids, i even bought some schoolbooks peered i'm just hoping every thing just goes smooth and everybody can be safe. >> we have police and fire, communications, public works, utilities. >> reporter: terrebonne parish jason bergeron brought us into the emergency operations center. >> the pump y

thanks so much, dave.de with love. joining us live now to share more is chef rene johnson. good morning to you, sheriff. good having me again. yes, it's so great to see you back here. and so at first of all, tell us a bit about the soul food stroll. you take us on a journey take you on a that this is our second sofa and the concept is that we take you down. >> all these wonderful streets of cellphone the date for this one is september. the 29th we have to seedings. >> we have one from 2 to 4 in from 5 to 7 with the concept is that we're going to take you down the boulevards in the so right now i'm gonna take you down size street effect. this is what we're going to do for some of our side. so i have a jalapeno corn beat i have a candy. yeah. my head coconut kale. some wonderful mac and cheese and some peach cobbler. how where to started left. now want to take a bike. but once we got a win. >> okay. well, start with some of the msa candy. yeah, this looks delicious. how long does it take for you to prep some