let's head back outside. dave take stephen outside to show him the views and also help him understand the problems brewing in his backyard well dave this is the view from your backyard here this is it and you have this beautiful body of water tell me about it right here where we're looking was once where the cannonball community was this is a result of the flood control if you look at the river it's not a liver anymore it's a lake so what the federal government that in one thousand nine hundred four to pass the pics. and in fifty it actually flooded. because of the flood it killed all the park cottonwood trees it killed all the plants and killed all of the natural habitat and we were forced to relocate on the hill pups so that's why our community was up here today so i understand before this what looks like a lake there was a thriving part of your career in. industry or business that was coming out of it or yeah there was it was easy to access the other side of the river so we had our tribal members they were able

you pick back up with our hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go to drive the story one two three. and stephen is excited to show dave his r.v. and his awesome driving skills somebody gregorio. but don't just put him on the bed to lay down the road. what do you think so far did. this on the road. that's important. so that's not just some custom. as they leave dave's convenience store dave explains to stephen why starting his own business wasn't important what that means for his people. we bought it probably about fifteen years ago and we've been running it since then there was no indian owned businesses here. and i wanted to show our members. we could do it we could own our own businesses we could have our own commerce with each other sure i wanted to be an example and i also wanted to be a robot. through congress to take more so they took our black hills by eight hundred eighty nine they put us on a reservation standing rock sioux tribe was established as two point three million acres the

you really pick back up with our hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go in tried to sort of be out guys one two three. and stephen is excited to show dave his r.v. and his awesome driving skills somebody gregorio. with the. i don't know just put them on the bed to lay down the road. what do you think so far did. i read this i'm going to put my name seatbelt on that's important usually the driver awareness the time for me to put mine on. so that's not just some kind of an indian custom and has come so well. as the convenience store david spleens to stephen why starting his own business was important what that means for his people so that was my little store right we bought it probably about fifteen years ago and we've been running it since then there was no indian owned businesses here on standing up and i wanted to show our members that we could do it we could own our own businesses we could have our own commerce with each other sure i wanted to be an example and i also wanted to be a robot we bo

pick back up with their hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go and drive the sort of guys one two three. and stephen is excited to show dave his r.v. and his awesome driving skills somebody gregorio. don't don't don't just put him on the bed to lay down the road. for you think so far did. the belt. on the. seat belt on that support. the driver awareness. so that's not just some custom in this town. as they leave dave's convenience store david spleens to stephen why starting his own business wasn't important what that means for his people. we bought it probably about fifteen years ago and we've been running it since there was no indian owned businesses here. and i wanted to show our members we can do it on our own businesses we can have our own commerce with each other i want to be an example and i also want to be a role model. really challenging because. we have about. forty percent poverty rate. with poverty we have high unemployment we have. abuses alcohol abuse. all the symptoms of povert

you pick back up with our hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go and drive the story one two three.

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back of dave's head. >> we believe shot six, the final shot was the shot to the back of the head. >>m the very beginning, jane denied she had anything to do with it. >> i don't know what happened and i didn't do it. like now i'm scared. >> but they didn't believe her. especially when they found out that the bullets that killed dave matched the gun in the grandfather clock. now don and rebecca laut started to look at things differently. >> i honestly felt like she was family so i'm going to dismiss it will strange feeling i get sometimes. >> said rebecca the time jane told her two men put a knife to her throat and demanded money. >> i said, well, did you call the police? >> did you yell? she says, oh, no, i just came home. i wanted to get home. >> this was in the middle of the day and nobody else saw? she said, no. >> then there was a claim someone was leaving threatening notes on her car. you would probe her what kind of notes, but she wouldn't tell you. >> so the implication is somebody is after her, she's in some danger. >> now when they look back at the things they noted over the

mind you know we have disposed to go to going to make a difference with trap they think daveed average home headed a good way selassie shot off the line ten man franks that went willing to give up just yet the experience of paris return a trap might prove invaluable vi didn't until two years playing with neymar and killing them at the start of it for him and such those are big individuals you can learn a lot for a movie it isn't as if your course a person has come from him and. that in the six minutes of injury time was trapped and frank science was given a lesson by me no rush. despite their best efforts outnumbered frankfurt's came away with nothing. i mean here when she came fish i saw her. display today the game was interrupted by the likes of carlos. williams read on the injuries. and. further bad news for frank and that's not the only challenge they're facing. in the europa league they face with the best attacking. season and olympique must say a team with three world champions in their ranks as braman coach floor. probably said good luck with the. thank. you card freshly promoted nurnberg d

i'm dave clark. let's head over to steve paulson to learn more on this. >> fall starts tomorrow and the harvest moon is two days later. the harvest moon. [ laughter ] sal was playing the harvest moon when i went out and visited. chris henry, neil young chris henry, maybe today. it is 49 in morgan hill and 62 with wind ous this year and less next week's

i'm dave clark. let's head over to steve paulson to learn more on this. >> fall starts tomorrow and the harvest moon is two days later. the harvest moon. [ laughter ] sal was playing the harvest moon when i went out and visited. chris henry, neil young chris henry, maybe today. it is 49 in morgan hill and 62 with wind ous this year and less next week'si don't think i i think it's the first time since 1980 morgan hill will not have a 100 degree temperature. that's a long haul. mid-50s is an martin and gilbert. 52 santa cruz. 47 boulder creek. 62 san jose. campbell is 51. a high-pressure one out yesterday. everybody get in the spot it all the sunshine. sunday will be the coolest day. not this much fog, but is turning towards monterey. 51, 56 on the cold water temperatures. 40s and 50s to mostly 50s on the temperatures inland. probably easing up a couple of degrees. the coast is always tricky. 60s and 70s there. 80s and 90s inland. >> we have good news on 880. >> yes, i was playing harvest moon earlier. >> ♪ >> si

but furthermore, dave henderson is the head person for this area and i asked him about if the elevator was adjusted with one person or two persons and it stops even with the floors in both directions. is that acceptable? and he said absolutely acceptable. so we have -- i just handed this gentleman some letters from other elevator companies that maintain the same type of equipment and speak to the accuracy or inaccuracy of the ability of it stopping accurately with varying loads. one of those letters from an elevator consultant who has about 50 years in the industry. so we just wanted to share those with you. i've been out to four or five of the inspections and have made adjustments. i'm there periodically. and as the elevator, say it gets a lot of use in a month, somebody's moving or something. the leveling accuracy will change with that given load. so i'm there tweaking the adjustments here and there. further more, we rebuilt the motor, put in new brake shoes and there is a fine line between stopping accurate and then being a little too abrupt. if we soften the abruptness, it will be

dave and christine. >> thank you, jeff. president trump is headed to shanksville, pennsylvania to co commemorate the 17th anniversary of the attacks. at ground zero, moments of silence to remember each tower which has fallen which we remember every year. they will continue the tradition of reading the names of the victims. >>> bob woodward's book tour in full swing. he appeared on "the late show with kostephen colbert last night." >> these are people who are trying to survive and keep their jobs. so, look, i know other reporters who heard things from those people and they heard the exact same thing and it was off the record so they could not use it. when i did the reporting for this book, no off the record. i'll use it. i'm not going to say where it came from. i think in our business at times we are cheating the public. we learn secret things off the record. we are part of the gang. i think we have to stop doing that and saying let's use it in a way that we can tell the public. >> a sharp drop of president trump's approval rating in cnn poll. down s

dave and christine. >> as jeff mentioned, the president is headed to shanksville, pennsylvania to commemorateattacks. at ground zero, moments of silence to remember each tower which has fallen which we remember every year. they will continue the tradition of reading the names of the victims. i can't believe it's been 17 years. >> still one of those moments which was very emotional for you. you were here. you were not far from ground zero. still fresh. >>> elsewhere, a sharp drop in president trump's approval rating in the cnn poll. just 36% say they approve of how the president is handling his job. down six points in the last month. 58% disapprove. he is doing worse among independents. 31% approve. a plunges of 16 points in a -- a plunge of 16 points in a month. only one-third of those polls say he cares about them. 36% approve how the president is handling his job. 58% disapprove. he is doing worse among independents. 31% approve. a plunge of six points in a month. he is faring about one-third of those polled say he is honest. only 32% say they are proud to have mr. trump as their president.

head. i've seen dave go up on stage. ♪ i was dreaming when i met this ♪ >> and at first, people are going what'si've ever seen. >> jimmy: wow, that's so funny. how did you guys get together in the first place? >> i was on his show years ago, he asked me to be on the show. and then we would see each other in hotel lobbies and place to place and grew a friendship over, like, 10, 15 years. >> jimmy: and now you guys are performing together. >> we do shows together, arenas and stuff. >> jimmy: dave was at the emmys last night. i'm surprised you didn't come with him. >> i'm a little mad at the emmys because i got snubbed again this year for my show. >> jimmy: what do you mean? you got snubbed for what show? >> i have a show on instagram. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah, it's a -- it's a show on instagram i've had for a minute and -- >> jimmy: what do you mean by show on instagram? >> well, the episodes are between 1 to 15 seconds long. >> jimmy: i think that's just called instagram, right? >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, no, i mean -- i didn't mean that as a compliment. i meant -- what i was saying is do

where is this storm headed over the next several days. dave price is here with me. thank goodness. this thing is sitting over us, not moving fast? >> not fast at all. if you are on the front edge of the storm you could out walk it. that's not good news because this rain shield is 300 miles wide. this is a big storm. let's take a look and tell you exactly where it is at this hour. 60 miles to the west of myrtle beach, south carolina, with 45-mile-per-hour winds moving west at two miles an hour. so slow. it's dumping rain over the carolinas. now, it could become a tropical depression tonight or early tomorrow, creeping inland w m torrential rain. early into next week the mid-atlantic, the northeast, you get it with lower rain totals. one to four inches. now, short term, this is what we are looking at tonight. five to seven more torrow, lingering rain into the ginning of next week, and as far as storm totals upwards of 40 inches on the coast, 15 inches inland, and that comes with its own set of dangerous complications. >> you think about 40 inches, that's a lot of rain. david price, t

dave." >> jimmy: not bad. >> they try -- they make every light-skinned, bald headed dude look alike. [ laughter ] now, dave,know. >> jimmy: of course he's handsome. he looks like you. [ light laughter ] what are you talking about? you're gonna say anything different? but this is a different look for you here. someone took a photo of you. you're filming a movie here. >> oh, man, that was -- >> jimmy: this is a look. who were you playing and what movie were you in? [ laughter ] and then tell -- i gotta tell the story about who you got mistaken for. can we zoom in on this face -- on his mustache? >> yeah. >> jimmy: look at this. now what is this? what -- what movie are you shooting? >> o called "the kitchen." and it was taking place in the late '70s and it starred tiffany haddish and also elizabmo and it's incredible -- it's an incredible movie. i'm excited about it. but, you know, i was at a a wedding. i was in a wedding. and i had on a sharp suit, i was feeling good. and this little kid walked up to his dad and was like, "dad, there goes steve harvey right there." [ laughter ] and i was like -- [ fog horn ]

. >> dave, you can shake your head and you know my fight is not with you.ou've done this to mow twice, talking about madison kell, are you going to call their credibility into question? >> yeah, absolutely. >> you're covering for the president and they are saying what they are to because of the position they are in. those on the ground in the puerto rico, the great men and women from the national guard, and i get protected by our first responders on a regular basis. when i go down there now into carolina, i will once again be dependant upon them to keep me safe like they did in mac stan and iraq and like they do in afghanistan. i put all first responders and the people who serve us in one big group of heroes. >> right. >> this isn't about deriding them and they are being put in a position by the president. they told me we don't have enough. >> you can't yell. >> i'm yelling to you to listen to this. >> my question is where is the breakdown? the president is not doing his job and somehow what -- so it goes -- everybody is doing their job along the way but th

louisiana told police she lied when she claimed trump supporters removed her head out and called her names political commentators dave believes the media is giving people a reason to lie by pushing an image of trump as a racist. i think the woman is influenced by what she hears and sees in the media the media portrays donald trump is a racist homophobic xeno full of bigot nazi and i think that when you crave attention and you hear all these things naturally you're going to get attention and sympathy if you say oh oh you know this is true look what happened to me and by saying that for her trunk supporters surrounded her shoulder to get out and then slashed her tires the next morning she had her ten seconds or fifteen minutes or whatever you want to look at it you have attention it's a narrative driven by the media that this is going to happen to you if you're black and if you're a minority and if you're mexican if you're an immigrant or if you're gay this is you're going to be attacked that's what the media and the left is telling you and she just went with the flow. the largest military drills in russia for more tha

where is this storm headed over the next ndseveral days beyond? wnbc forecaster dave price is with me. this thing is sitting over us, not moving fast. >> not moving fast at all. if you were on the front edge of this storm, you could out walk it, this rai shield is 300 miles wide this is a big storm. let's take a look and ll you where it is at this hour. 60 miles to the west southrtle beach, carolina, moving west at 2 miles per hour. so slow, it's dumping rain over the carolinas. it could become a tropical depression tonight early tomorrow. early into next week, the mid-atlantic the northeast, you get it, with lorain totals, 1 to 4in es. short term, this is what we're looking at as we head through gh to 5 to 7 more inches tonight into tomorrow. lingering rain into o the beginni next week. as far as storm totals, upwards of 40 tinches on coast, 15 inches inland and that comes with its own set of dangerous complications. >> you thinkbout 40 inches, that's a lot of rain. thank you so much. >>> as this country is focused on the devastation of hurricane florence, a powerful

heads for the gulf. welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm alison kosik. 30 minutes past the hour.ng visions for the future of the republican party on full display at the funeral for john mccain. speakers at the service casting the arizona senator's life and legacy in sharp contrast to president trump. none were more direct than the senator daughter meghan mccain. she did not mention president trump by name, but made unmistakable and pointed references in her remarks. listen. >> the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. [ applause ] we gather here to mourn the passing of american greatness. the real thing. not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly nor the opportunistic appropriation of those who live lives of comfort and privilege. >> her remarks drew anger from some who said she politicized the funeral. after the service, the president tweeted this. we let you decide if it is a sponsor coincidence. -- if it is a response or just a coincidence. lindsey graham had this to say. >> she

board and to get in a different headspace probably as well as mccambridge from dave davies for it thank you so much well now we head to some tennis news and a japanese woman will compete in a grand slam tennis final for the first time ever a twenty year old naomi osaka defeated last year's u.s. open runner up madison keys to earn a shot at this year's open title on the other side of the net in tomorrow's twenty three time in tomorrow's final excuse me twenty three time glen grand slam champion serena williams but osaka actually defeated williams in their only previous meeting last march and by the way japan's k. corey is vying for a shot in the men's finals he will play novak djokovic later today. now some showbiz news and a big loss for hollywood on a somber note here american actor burt reynolds has died at the age of eighty two according to his manager reynolds rose to fame in the one nine hundred seventy s. and one acclaim for his performances in deliverance smokey and the bandit and boogie nights but he was perhaps best known for this photograph coming up right here posing nude on the pages of cosmopolitan in

dave clark. let's talk about the weather. >>> we will get to it. olivia is heading toward the hawaiian islands. it is a category one, 85 miles an hour, but all signs point to that becoming a tropical storm by the time it arrives. that should be late tuesday into wednesday. it seems to be taking a beeline towards maui. we will update you again tuesday night into wednesday. for the snell fire we have a little better condition heading toward tuesday and wednesday as temperatures, way down. still upper 80s to near 90 today. more breeze out of northwest now. it will really crank up out of the west southwest by wednesday that is a some deepens and that will world the high. 40s and 50s on the temperatures on the peninsula.

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an investment perspective >> one of the things you've done is continued dave cote's completely open way, transparent way. you headn talk about the tariff issue and what it will mean for honeywell. >> yeah. so one of the things that we pride ourselves on is that we have very much a local for locals strategy. most of our manufacturing innovation, for example, for china takes place in china same thing in the u.s. actually, the tariffs are not a big mover for us because we're very much local for local. obviously, we plan for the worst and hope for the best. remain optimistic that things will get resolved, because i believe the world's number one and number two economy will come together and drive an agreement. but where it will impact us, we have plans in place around supply chain, around pricing, around movement of some of our goods. all of those things are in place and we're ready. but all in all, the impact for us is relatively modest. >> all right one last issue that i want the go over. it was a great surprise to some people -- i don't know, i know dave cote, live next door and all sorts of exciting things going

heading to cupertino.be warmer. >> that is correct. >>> dave, look who is here. mister grumpy.ust -- checks in. good morning, steve. good morning, marty. a stunning morning in awesome clarksburg. we are fixing to witness an amazing sunrise with clear skies and a balmy 54.7. thank you, marty. i just wish you had a better attitude. he brings us down. 49 napa. hope valley sleeping and. 56 american canyon. vallejo 57. now take your. , grade and 42, windsor 59. 53 hillsboro. 60 cloverdale. 48 petaluma. woodacre 66 a lot of this depends on elevation and wind speed. 47 san anselmo. san rafael 59. there are some big differences most of the wind gust so far below 30 only mount diablo has been above. low 90s for some inland today and tomorrow. yesterday we started the warm- up and we continue the trend today. those of you looking for warmer weather a lot of the grape growers need a little heat. you have it today and tomorrow. 70s and 80s yesterday. more 80s and 90s today including 93 at livermore. even san francisco going 76 on the high today. that would be the warmest temperature so far

head, hands and feet. hands and feet. what troubled him was the way he sang. sang. i then the ringing of davean idea. said, i have an idea. about things i know about and singing them in my own accent. gertcha! of hit singles, tv appearances, and they fall from fashion. they fall from fashion. 20 years on, their career picked up again. again. this was no novelty act. was a talented musician, and songwriter. chas hodges, who's died at the age of 7a. the headlines on bbc news... meeting in salzburg. that his is a party of equality. duo chas and dave — has died at the age of 7a. two days after it capsized on lake victoria in tanzania. the upturned vessel. more than 200 people are now known to have died in the accident. jessica parker has more. an anxious wait from the shore. relatives unable to hold back their tea rs. to attempt to bring more bodies to shore. the ferry capsized two days ago. and tipped when passengers moved from one side to the other. knocking from inside the vessel, rescuing an engineer. and is a serious condition. and preparing them for burial. so all the necessary arrangements

dave. >> well, yeah, it has been that long. wow, you've been counting. mike shanahan was the head ach, robert griffin iii the quarterback. that means it's the first opening season win for coach gruden, and a big rson why the redskins are finally winners week one is because ofpl the ay-off two players in the first year in thend burgundy a gold. alex smith making his first start for the redskins, looking for the road win, and smith finding a new farth target, chris thompson. with a catch, takes it 13 yards into the end ne, one of two touchdown passit. and redskins out to a-0 lead. and they wouldn't give it up. later in the quarter, another w redskin making h mark. adrian peterson scores the 100th rushing touchdown i his career ng tenth all time in rus yards. redskins win it, 24-6. the first season opening win under head coach jay gruden, a topic he couldn't escape in the postgame. >> you guys kept reminding me all week about the thing,4 start. i think it'sne game. win or lose, i told the team we're 1-0. now it's time to put back-to-back games together. >> i feel like the sky is the liwet for us. need to continue to improve

. >>> still ahead, he is known in san francisco as mccovey cove dave, we tell you where this baseball fanatic is now headingof homerun balls. >>> we're tracking the holiday forecast, not so bad at the coast, some clearing out there, the mere quality stuff but overall, a beautiful labor day, we will see you back here with the 5-day forecast. >>> sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. high cholesterol and weight gain; high blood sugar, which

head, hands and feet. what troubled him was the way he sang. i remember ringing up dave's go out for a pint." i said, "i've got an idea of writing songs about things that i know "about and singing in me own accent." # come on, you, spurs are on their way to wembley... what followed was a series of hit singles, a number of them football songs for his beloved tottenham hotspur. # the boys from tottenham, the boys from white hart lane... i remember him as a complete and total gentleman, someone that had came from the back streets and risen to fame, and someone who had not changed one little bit. a talented musician and songwriter. this was far more than just a novelty act. i'll be around! chas hodges, who's died, at the age of 7a. now on bbc news — the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, christa larwood, coming to you this week from the sunny thames riverside. this is the perfect place to watch the world go by. also a great place to catch up on some of our recent adventures here on the travel show. here's a of what's coming up. blows whistle i'm actua

head, hands and feet. what troubled him was the way he sang. i remember ringing up daveat i know "about and singing in me own accent." # come on, you, spurs are on their way to wembley... what followed was a series of hit singles, a number of them football songs for his beloved tottenham hotspur. # the boys from tottenham, the boys from white hart lane... i remember him as a complete and total gentleman, someone that had came from the back streets and risen to fame, and someone who had not changed one little bit. a talented musician and songwriter. this was far more than just a novelty act. i'll be around! chas hodges who's died at the age of 7a. you are watching bbc news. let's find out how the weather is looking. there will be some sunshine on offer on sunday that it will be mainly across the northern part of the country. we have more of the same to come on sunday. this was the picture as the sun set in north yorkshire. clear skies around there. quite chilly night out there as well so quite chilly night out there as well so locals are to sunday morning, but that mix of

head, hands and feet. what troubled him was the way he sang. i remember ringing up dave, i said, let's go out for a pint. kids are swinging on the gate...# what followed was a series of hit singles and dozens of tv appearances — and then a fall from fashion. # everything i ever done...# 20 years on, their career picked up again. this was no novelty act. chas hodges was a talented musician and songwriter. i'll be around! chas hodges, who's died, at the age of 74. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. it is something of a north—south split over the weekend. plenty of rain in the south during saturday and more of the same for sunday. there will be sunshine further north with showers but southern england could see some heavy rain. the first batch of rain works its way through the south—east and the next area heads for the south—west during the early hours of sunday. further north, some clearer skies with temperatures falling pretty low, down to around three degrees in glasgow and edinburgh. a touch of frost in parts of scotland. a scattering of showers but further sout

ramy: dave in tokyo, thank you very much. we head back to the macro world of u.s.fs and trade because another $200 billion worth of tariffs is said to be levied on china this week. with concerns growing over potential collateral damage in both nations. kathleen hays is here with some early signs of how this is auto-parts producers across china and what it could mean for the u.s. it is clear from our bloomberg reporting this really affects china. the u.s. is probably the most important markets for them in the entire world. let's remember we had steel and aluminum tariffs, we had $34 billion worth of tariffs in july. very important if you are manufacturing a car. potentially $200 billion more including things like car lights. our bloomberg news story focused on electrical lighting company in eastern china. that is what they make. they are looking at the fact that the steel and aluminum tariffs raise the prices for auto manufacturers in the u.s. already. now the prices of their goods are going to go up. they cannot really cut prices, it is hard for them to offset the

head, hands and feet. what troubled him was the way he sang. i remember ringing up dave, i said, let's go out for a pint.now about and singing in me own accent. # come on, you, spurs are on their way to wembley... what followed was a series of hit singles, a number of them football songs for his beloved tottenham hotspur. # the boys from white hart lane... i remember him as a complete and total gentleman, someone that had came from the back streets and risen to fame, someone who had not changed one little bit. and a talented musician and songwriter. this was far more than just a novelty act. i'll be around! chas hodges, who's died, at the age of 7a. with all the sport now, here's oli foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening, clive. anthony joshua's world heavyweight title fight is under way at wembley stadium. he is facing the russian challenger alexander povetkin. they are currently in the 2nd round. our correspondent david ornstein is there. an early scare forjoshua? there has been, a sharp combination from alexander povetkin in the first round has drawn blood from the nose of anthonyjoshua. he has

heads, hands and feet. what troubled him was the way he sang. i remember ringing up dave, i said, let's go out for a pint.g them in my own accent. # when the kids are swinging on the gate... what followed was a series of hit singles and dozens of tv appearances — and then a fall from fashion. # everything i ever done... 20 years on, their career picked up again. this was no novelty act. chas hodges was a talented musician and songwriter. # i'll be around! chas hodges, who's died at the age of 7a. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can speak to sarah keith lucas. sarah, autumn storms, have they stopped for now? it isa it is a bit ofa it is a bit of a case of mixed fortunes. we have some stormy weather on the way, but not everywhere across the country. abta the north— south split. across northern parts, we see clearer skies today and some sunshine. further south, though, more cloud and outbreaks of rain. that theme stays with us through the day on sunday. so sunshine and showers, but there will be more cloud and some pretty heavy rain as well in the south. we have still got some rain with us across

dave clark. let's talk about the weather. >>> we will get to it. olivia is heading toward the hawaiian islands. it is a category one, 85 miles an hour, but all signs point to that becoming a tropical storm by the time it arrives. that should be late tuesday into wednesday. it seems to be taking a beeline towards maui. we will update you again tuesday night into wednesday. for the snell fire we have a little better condition heading toward tuesday and wednesday as temperatures, way down. still upper 80s to near 90 today. more breeze out of northwest now. it will really crank up out of the west southwest by wednesday. that is a some deepens and that will world the high. 40s and 50s on the temperatures on the peninsula. if you upper 40s including menlo park and atherton. on the coast 50s. pacifica 53. san mateo 55. water temperatures did come down and the wind is out of the west southwest in an onshore direction and picking up over the next couple of days. the cooling begins and it will really begin tuesday into wednesday as temperatures, into the 70s for areas that are near 90s today. 60s and 70s

dave jamison of the uffington post." >> thanks for having me. >> yang: tropical storm gordon heads toward the gulf coast just as texasks the one-year anniversary of hurricane harvey. many of the poorest redents in the houston area are still trying to get the assistance arey need. and therother questions as well. tonight, we look at how the emergency response system was overwhelmed, as told through one family's tragic ordeal. the storm hit with a fury not seen along the gulf coast in more than a decade. 27 trillion gallons of rain poured into texas and louisiana in just six days. at the storm's peak, more than a waird of houston was under r. flooded roads stranded tens of g ousands of people. amem: wayne dailey, his wife, casey, and their two sons. casey had just returned home to their trailer park outside of houston afr surgery to remove a benign tumor. local officials initially decided against mass rvacuations. ha presented an enormous test for the region's 911 system and how it dealt with medical crises like the daileys'. their tragic story is detailed in a new york times magazine e port, "lost in the storm." i spt

dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. we are getting new details about that breaking news in san francisco. if you're headedeople, four people are being treated for injuries after a muni bus crashed into a building in the marina district. it is lombard ann scott. moments ago firefighters said a city inspector has been called to evaluate the -- the structural integrity of the building. i'm not sure if that's an apartment or a business. it could be both. it looks like a motel. emergency responders are telling people heading into the city to avoid the area. definitely it is affecting lombard. you can see it looks like they are bringing out someone who is injured. we do have a crew headed to the scene. we will get you more updates this is on lombard it has affected traffic in the marina district. sal is going to continue to get updates on this as well and we will follow this throughout the morning. >>> hurricane florence is getting stronger and is expected to hit the southeast coast later this week. in charleston south carolina people are filling sandbags and stocking up on water and food. evacuations are expec

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heading. we'll go live to wilmington, north carolina in a few moments. it is the storm before the storm that is myrtle beach. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2 this is dave claudine wong. steve paulson is here for is fl >>> it's been downgraded. it is now a category 2. it going to be how slow it moves is the key here. category 2, 110-mile-an-hour moving northwest at 15. and it should get to the a creep and crawl in the next few hours. inching to wilmington, north carolina. this is sometime the strongest in the area. so the storm is a big factor here. they ramp item again. and the forecast -- ramp it up again. the foreca

head-spinning day. it was a circus, though. these senate confirmation hearings are not tremendously effective. i'm dave 4:30 eastern time. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> we start with breaking news overnight. a new democratic primary upset from the left. in massachusetts, boston city councilwoman ayanna pressley soundly defeating ten-term incumbent congressman mike capuano. the 44-year-old pressley joins a growing list of younger, more progressive democrats, many of them women of color, winning competitive primaries. miguel marquez files this report from pressley's victory celebration. >> reporter: christine, dave, just an absolute upset here in the seventh district of massachusetts. this district had been tested two times by pollster, in february and this august. in february, capuano was up by 12 points. this august, just a few weeks ago, he was up by 13 points. she got people out that don't typically vote. she's a city councilperson in boston. and even though she was part of the political establishment, even though he was a far left by american standards, a progressive, liberal democrat, she was

headquarters itself. ,arilyn watson sticking with us head of global fundamental fixed income strategy at blackrock. she will join us shortly on dave if you want to check that out, .ou can tune in on the bloomberg on your desk you can type radio . you can always go to our radio player.co.uk. your movers with dani burger. >> i'm starting a soffit jcdecaux -- i'm starting us off with jcdecaux. bank of america gave the stock an upgrade with saying earnings growth is coming in strong. william hill has minted a 25 year deal with the u.s. resort operator as it pushes into u.s. casinos. investors liking that news, sending shares higher by more than 4%. the biggestking at decliner on the euro stoxx 600 ambu after its second-largest shareholder sold 13.5 million shares. it sold those shares at a 10% discount to yesterday's close. the company gave an invoice that was disappointing and shares have been declining. today down by nearly 12%. guy: you can't argue with the run. up more than a hundred percent this year. thank you very much. some great stock stories this morning. later today, frank wood will be joining tom keene and myself for a