>> what about daylight? >> with daylight, we will be able to visually see much better the extent of the damage and we need to focus our resources and right now we are working off of the infrared cameras and other things that we are receiving and the smoke is our biggest challenge so daylight will give us a bit more an idea. >> have you reached out to investigators just yet? andy you plan to? we haven't reached out to any federal investigators initial stages making that determination probably a little later today as we continue to gather details. >> the traffic tapestry closures will remain in effect. we will try to shrink them as we can and try to reduce the impact as soon as we can. i anticipate at least a portion of that will be closed throughout the day. >> when you allow people to return? >> when we can place the building under control. >> yemen estimate? i can't. it's stubborn right now. >> people have been allowed to come back? >> no. we haven't given them the all clear. >> we have a better idea of whe

proposition seven would put in place daylight savings time all year round. supporters of the idea so that forcing people to change their clocks causes unnecessary confusion and loss sleep. a [null] -- upon his disagree. they say changing the status quo would be even more confusing and a waste of taxpayer money.>> was being talked about is that we would move to year-round daylight savings time. right now the summertime we are in daylight savings time, it would basically extend that to the entire year. it would add an hour to the end of the day, if you think about it that way. longer afternoons and darker mornings.>> even if voters approve, the state legislature was still on it and if that happens, congress would also have to approve the measure.>>> a reminder to turn into us on election night. we will have full coverage on all of the resort -- results starting at 7 pm and will also be live streaming on ktvu.com. >>> this is an event that had hundreds of kids dressed up at the severn cisco zoo. >>> weather is on the cooler forecast for your sunday. things will

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to establish daylight savings time, year- round. no more spring fall -- spring forward, no more fallback to, time would always be in daylight savings time >> assembly member is co-author to prop seven. >> what inspired you to do this? >> it is really driven by the people. the dentist brought it to my attention. >> he points to studies that show that time change has impact on people's health. >> there is data that shows that the harder tax rate increases, during the springtime, where people lose one hour of sleep. >> even if prop seven passes, it still requires congress approval to shift the time. at the uc berkeley school of business, per suffer -- professor has another opinion of prop seven. >> we have a lot of stuff on the ballot. we have a lot of stuff the legislature should do. we have a lot of battles to fight with the federal government right now. this would require one more. i think in the hierarchy of importance, this is just not up there. >> one of the other arguments against prop seven, it would put california out of sync

daylight will give us a new vision of what we are contending with. >>> we are told that before 4 am, it was brought back down to a four alarm fighter. -- fire. >> reporter: firefighters will not attempt to go in until the daylight hours. it is the town home complex. construction workers on the scene say that the move-in date was scheduled for this december. about 55 units are impacted. the contractor is called city ventures. crews say that it had 15 to 16 security cameras and a security guard stationed at the site. the company is in the process of downloading the footage this morning. the cause of the fire is under investigation. fire officials did not want to call it suspicious at this time. they are still trying to get inside. they say that they have to wait until the daylight hours because they are not sure exactly what the threat is and the integrity of the building, if there is possibility of collapse so far. the smoke has been so heavy. they have not had much visibility. pg&e shut down the power because there were threats to the power poles and some of the transformers on top o

the clocks for the end of "daylight saving time". but this >>> in just over a couple weeks we'll be once again changing the clocks. but this could be the last time. californians will have to change the clock, maybe. >> the proposition on the ballot could put an end to the nearly 70-year practice. >> reporter: two times a year. for that little ritual, the changing of the clock, clock repairman dorian claire changes the time. back at his shop there are more clocks. to spring forward or fall back. >> i always get max to set the clocks. >> well, around here they all have to be done. >> reporter: but prop 7 on the november ballot would be the first step toward undoing that annual time adjustment chore. the ballot measure would repeal the daylight saving act of 1949 and keeping pacific standard time all year round. >> keeping the daylight saving time year round would provide more outdoor lighting for many of the youth in sports leagues. >> reporter: the ballot measure was proposed by a san jose assemblyman. he says it would keep it lighter

spectators looked on as the barge emerged into the daylight. barge emerged into the daylight.y had begun. restored and then put on display to the public. the public. napoleon's royal barge, like home where it belongs. ahead of their first royal tour as a married couple. of a 16—day visit to australia, fiji, tonga and new zealand. wedding on friday. which they will officially open next weekend in sydney. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @duncangolestani. stay with us. hello there, good morning. a little bit further east. the next few days. this band of cloud working its way towards our shores by tuesday. that area of cloud contains a bit of ex—hurricane michael. that's going to slip its way into iberia. and northern ireland. in the north—west. where it's 13 or 14 degrees. it's much lighter by this stage, a much weaker weather front. that's responsible for the rain. into the irish sea. followed by some blustery showers. it'll be windy in the north—west of scotland. warm when the sun comes out in the south—east and east anglia. but it's slowing down. it's going to stop. be brigh

you could say that daylight was the primary material around which the gallery was built.mportant that we provide art handling and staff spaces and this created a small building that sat above this landscape, and, as it was looking out to the sea and up at the sky, we chose to clad the building in a glazed tile, which reflects the sea and sky and captures these two primal elements of the cornish landscape. you don't realise the scale of how big this build is and how clever it was to imagine that it would fit here until you actually come into the finished space and you see it for the first time and it was just amazing. i am just thrilled. to me, this is a testament to true dialogue with the communities of cornwall, resulting in incredible architecture. we identified the need as a campus university to provide as much residential accommodation for students as possible. the client really wanted as many rooms as they could get on what was a very controversial site. historic landscape, listed buildings — and to do that in the least controversial way. the project consists of 210

in the daylight hours, we are troepltly dry. by 7:00, as the sun goes down, there is a chance of a light sprinkle in the north bay. but it's really tomorrow morning when we will see the rain. we will detail that in seven minutes. first a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. >> overall, we have had a pretty good start to the monday morning commute. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we didn't get word that the metering lights were on. they came on at 5:27. a quick check of drive times. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, residual delays from an earlier disabled vehicle around university. 32 minutes for your drive time. hearing about debris in the roadway around albany. that could be add to go that. westbound 80, bay bridge, 10 minutes. san francisco to sfo, n green at 9 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. this morning california is facing a lawsuit by the trump administration over that new law with strict net neutrality restrictions. >> it was signed yesterday by governor jerry brown. only hours after he signed it, the ju

fall has definitely arrived and with it fewerours of daylight, and the decrease in daylight ours can impact mood and cause seasonal affective disorder for some people. to talk t us more about this is dr. joshua weiner. u come in and bring us a lot of formation. this time of year people are starting to deal with s.a.d.? >> seasonal fective disorder. it's a depressive episode that occurs in certain times of a year. some people will experience depression in certain times of year, whether it's the winter, fall or spring. this tends to be the most common time. we think the reason it occurs this time for some people is the decrease in sunlight hours. the closer people live to the equator where there's more daylight,he lower levels of people suffering with this. as you go north or further south, the numbers increase. in this area roughly 5% of people will experience a true seasonal affective disorder. df course many more will get the winter blues k of feeling. >> how do you sow your sympt are a little bit more serious than most people who get a d littlen because it's darker longer. >> what

from people who look at regimes, and how they deal with things around the world, is there any daylight in dealing with the regime that it turns out did this? >> it's very hard. this is, i mean, both criminal and it's a betrayal, personal betrayal. president trump has embraced the crown prince. it was his first country that he visited as president of the united states. he made deals with them. he's shifted our foreign policy in the middle east away from courting iran and bringing them around and towards supporting our allies like saudi arabia and israel. he put a lot on the line. mbs, if he's behind this, betrayed president trump and the united states. >> bret: matthew. >>> it would help to have evidence that the crown prince is behind it. we don't really have evidence yet. even the plot that karen described is far different from what the turks are accusing the saudis of doing, torturing, murdering, and then dismembering him in the consulate in istanbul. not in saudi arabia. i a lot of people on capitol hill are looking for answers and evidence. we have to remember, that the saudi-u.s.

also on your ballot is a measure that would change daylight savings time in california. prop 7 would put in place to the savings time all year round . supporters of the ideas it forces people to change their clocks and causes unnecessary confusion and lost sleep. they say changing the status quo would be even more confusing and waste money. >> what is talking about is moving to year-round daylight savings time. right now we are in daylight savings time. we would basically extend the through the entire year. longer afternoons and darker mornings. >> even if voters approve prop 7 they would still need to vote on it and if that happens congress would also have to approve the measure. just the beginning of a potentially long road. a reminder to tune into ktvu on election night because without full coverage of all of the results at 7 pm. we will also be live streaming on ktvu.com. >>> coming up next. the mager caravan headed towards the united states is stopping. >> what mexico is doing to halt the advance of the caravan and what they offer to the migrants who want to registe

prop 7 would repeal the daylight savings act of 1949. that's the law that requires us to turn our clocks forward in the spring and one hour back in the fall. if they pass prop 7, the legislature would have to approve it by a two-thirds vote and congress would have to sign off. two other states have done away with daylight savings time, hawaiian arizona. >>> lets get you out the door, sal can handle that. how does it look now? >> it's getting busier and it's busier than it was yesterday, dave and pam. on 80 westbound, traffic is up to 43 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. we never got to it, it looks like everyone is back and traffic is going to be be busy to the bay bridge toll plaza sporting a 25 minute delay. we're in the heart of rush hour here. this is the peak until 8:30 or so. 880 is getting slower into downtown oakland, that crash we had on 680 is slowing traffic down heading down towards mission boulevard. remember even before that, we had slow traffic on 680 towards plenty ton. now, to the south ba

daylight savings time comes to an end. for you you get an extra hour of sleep early sunday morning. >> i love this time of year. >> some people think it's depressing. >> you get an extra hour. >> all right. thank you. >> it is being called a prmedicl breakthrough. two women carrying the same baby. >> he is our miracle baby. >> they are the proud parents of a baby boy. they got there in an unusual way. >> i always wanted to have a child. >> i wanted to be pregnant for so long and so bad. >> the mothers both wanted to be part of the birth process. >> we felt like there has to be a way. >> they turned to fertility specialist who made their dream come true using pioneering technology called reciprocal effortless ivf allowing both women to carry the same baby. >> i think it opens up new avenues, new choices for same sex couples. >> the process starts like traditional ivf. >> she went through the simulation through the egg harvest. >> next they were combined with donor sperm and then they were transferred into a device called an

californians can do away with daylight savings time. >>> a waterfall glimmer in rainbow colors. pocket of san jose... sentimental, tech companies now are looking to al >>> proving once again that fornia is a lousy place to be sentimental, tech companies are looking to gobble up a small community, they have mixed feelings, we explain. >> reporter: as few ever see it, a flood prone pocket of san jose where the city meets the bay. >> one of the big issues is to maintain the character of what is here. in north san jose they are raising a rising -- facing a rising tide of change. microsoft, google, hp and others have bought land here as well. >> it'sike is changing so much from what it used to be.>> reporter: how investment will affect the area is unclear, some residents i had with unease, and much of the newly constructive -- constructed office space is empty. >> they keep building, and they knock it down and build another one, what they are taking them now is open space. >> reporter: thousands attended the day on the bay this morning, the supervisor says he believes they can preser

do not forget daylight savings time ends.ou have to put that clock back one hour morning. >> thank you, drew. >>> it's a big day for apple. it's introducing new hardware and software this morning. >> a new study reveals which headphones have better sound quality. >> in today's tech bytes -- >> apple is planning to introduce new ipads and ipods and a new version of its operating system. it's expected to allow you to video chat with up to 32 of your friends using apple's group facetime. next, are headphones with or without wires better? >> new study says wireless are okay but they say every wired set of phones performs better. it claims they offer lower levels of noise and better finally, instagram, slightly more than selena gomez, and number three is ariana grande. >> it must be the pet pig. >> those are your "tech bytes". >> i missed the pet pig? she got a pet pig? >> apparently. >> you should follow her. >> great. i'll make time for that. >>> there's a new device made right here in the bay hills to help you get around. >>> w

the first happened in broad daylight. neighbors heard the shot. >> i couldn't believe it was happening. >> reporter: 73-year-old douglas watts was out walking his dog when a masked man in a dark track suit shot him in the head. >> the guy was such a nice guy. >> he's a sweet old man. he could barely walk. what kind of enemies could he have? >> reporter: surveillance footage caught the suspect taking off down a nearby alley, but the video reveals almost nothing identifiable except, police say, for a distinctive walk. his feet point noticeably outward. one man saw the suspect moments before the shooting. >> as i was stepping out my complex, he started to walk further away from me. i forgot something in the house on my way to church. so i went -- i ran back in to go get that. when i had come back out, like within a minute or two, i started to see cops and a bit of chaos. it could have been me. >> reporter: just a day later, 24-year-old was killed along a lake front path a few blocks away, also shot in the head. >> it made me

. >>> california voters will have a chance to repeal daylight savings time next month. they will repeal the savings time act of 1949. that's the rule that requires us to set the clock back an hour in the fall and forward in the spring. we with have to approve it by two-thirds and congress would have to do it. hawaiian arizona have done away with daylight savings time. >>> lets get you out the door. sal is watching everything. did you fix the commute? >> well, dave if i did fix the commute. >> i kind of wish you could. >> i believe you can do anything. >> thank you, dave, it's not that bad, lets go ahead outside commute. i want to show you that 580 is getting slow past 205. this doesn't have a lot of slow traffic yet. the 580 interchange and here is the alternate route month -- altamont pass right there. traffic looks good in getting out to dublin and haywood. there's no issues on southbound pass or at the arena and the bay bridge toll plaza we're light so far. what about today's weather? rosemary? >> we're looking at cooler weather as we roll through the bay area. >>> t

>> in broad daylight, in this parking lot, bullets in the air, kids in a car. their mother sho and wounded. her boyfriend killed. murder on montana avenue. we begin now with a neighbor. >>really, i do not know what to think. >> reporter: when you hear what happened, you'll know how frightening this must have been. in the back seat of this car, a 4-year-old boy. and a 2-year-old girl. the mother of the children in front. the mother's boyfriend nearby. then cam the shot. onefter another after another. nine in all. car glass shattered. car door pierced. the little kids in the back crying for help. >> the shooters were in the car with the mother screaming and howling. that's what i heard. >> reporter: there was screaming. about the mother? the man fell dead to the ground. the woman wounded. the kids in the back seat, shaken but unharmed. this happened at 8:00 this morning as a mother too her child to daycare. police are looking for clues and evidence that mighto lead them the killer. on the scene, the assistant policehi robert contee. >> with two children in the ca

we lose the daylight if we keep the temperatures, how about that, huh?, >> i kn right?t's comfortable. everybody's happy, right. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> all right. it's going to be great for the trick or treaters, not worried about rain outht there ton for the kids, and it's not going to be tooy chither or too warm, right, because sometimes that's an issue when you worry about the candy getting gummy as hay run around the neighborhood. this ishe weather headlines, gorgeous for trick or treating. tomorrow, going to be warmer thantoday, highs for your thursday, low to mid 70s, a good ten degrees above norral. on friday,the umbrellas heading out the door. there's occasional showers t an dre as well, but there's some rain on friday, and potentially very heavy rain f your friday night, friday night, could be under weather alert, something we're continuing to monitor, but right now, it's great. a little cold in washington because t temperature there, right on the water, 64 degrees, but you can see everybody else coming inround 70. martinsburg at 74ha here's you expect tonigh

well, it's just daylight robbery isn't it?it and make things better for me and my family. and that kind of money would make a massive difference. cerberus and landmark reject the allegations in our "very unbalanced, inaccurate and one—sided presentation" of this story. they say they're "good corporate citizens", committed to compliance with the "strongest ethical standards and all regulatory requirements". but they have made big profits from the high mortgage rates. cerberus borrowed most of the money to buy the mortgages from another set of bond holders. it has to pay them interest. but it's far less than the interest cerberus gets from the homeowners. it's very lucrative because they are receiving 4.3% on average from the mortgages, but at the moment they're only paying on average 1.9% to the bond holders. so just how much is cerberus making from the deal? they received £90.6 million of deferred interest payments from the mortgage pool. so they're making £90 million from these mortgages? yes. and that's not all. the sale to

proposition seven, the daylight saving proposition would allow the state legislature to establish daylight saving time year-round. status of remember of n se is c he says the time change impacts people's health. >> there are some data that shows that the heart attack rate increases during the springtime where people lose one hour of sleep. >> critics say that proposition seven would put california out of sync with other western states. even if it passes it will still require approval from congress to become permanent. >>> stay with kpix for campaign coverage of 2018. we will have a breakdown of all the ballot measures at kpix.com. >>> people on both ends of the bay are keeping an ion credit card statements after race bike in skimming. we show you how five skimmers were pulled from stations in sonoma. >> reporter: it's back to business as usual here in sunil bill -- sunnyvale. this was the scene of the crime. if you look closely you can see the glue left behind from the security stickers that were peeled off early this morning. the gas station owner says no one was compromised thanks to qui

has today been thrust into the daylight or plunged into the daylight rather the list of accusations unveiled against the g.r.u. is pretty extensive and just moments ago we heard from the u.s. department of justice it appears that these accusations have been coordinated written in the u.s. the u.k. the netherlands and switzerland but the u.s. department of justice has just announced that they have indicted seven russian military agents that's g.r.u. agents for hacking for id theft for money laundering yesterday you have accusations against them and they said that what they were doing was all with the strategic interests of russia they were trying to undermine doping officials and the efforts of anti doping organizations and. agents accused by the u.s. justice department are believed to be back in russia but still as the f.b.i. official just speaking that said people travel so they think it's important to bring this all to justice at the same time over in the netherlands investigators have accused full of the same russians that the department of justice over him. washington just named of being

but, a ceo supports would repea daylight savings act of 1949. that's the law that requires us to set our clocks forward in the fall. and one hour back in if it passes the legislature would have to approve it by 2/3 and congress would have to seen off. two other states have done away with daylight savings time, and that's hawaiian arizona. >>> a whole foods store in berkeley has gone to court aimed at keeping animal rights activists away. it's a law against the animal rights organization and its cofounder, the director will no longer be able to go inside the whole food stores. the group has prose protested over the whole foods for the same markets over the years. they're drawing attention to the main food suppliers and their animal welfare violations. >>> and la victoria bakery has been in business at its location on 24th street for 67 years. it was the one of the first mexican business in the area. a family owned the business and a dispute led to the closure and a person bought the business and it's unclear what will happen to that space. it's g

firefighters will not attempt to go inside until daylight hours. >> we went to five alarms, 90 personnel responded, it's a substantial amount of resources. we had 13 companies and several command staff, it's a huge incident. anything beyond 5 alarms is taxing the agency's resources. >> it was brought down to a 4- alarm. it's a construction project called oakland 2 ice house. ment move in date was in december. about 55 units are impacted. city ventures said it had 15 to 16 security cameras and a security guard stationed at the site. so if you come back out here live. >>> okay. we just loss leigh martinez, she's there on the scene again of this top story this morning, this big fire in oakland, you can see here's a live video picture there of the fire, you can see the water, the firefight there, we understand again, a construction building under oakland, apartment building under construction if you're just joining us. lets check in with weather, and cool and not windy. >> it's very cool, not at all, weather is not an issue for the firefighters. 50s and 60s and a few high clouds. it doesn't

you could say that daylight was the primary material around which the gallery was built.ortant that we provide art handling and staff spaces and this created a small building that sat above this landscape, and as it was looking out to the sea and up at the sky, we chose to clad the building in a glazed tile, which reflects the sea and sky and captures these two primal elements of the cornish landscape. you don't realise the scale of how big this build is and how clever it was to imagine that it would fit here and to actually come into the finished space and you see it for the first time and it was just amazing. i am just thrilled. to me, this is a testament to true dialogue with the communities of cornwall, resulting in incredible architecture. we identified the need as a campus university to provide as much residential accommodation for students as possible. the client really wanted as many rooms as they could get on what was a very controversial site. historic landscape, these two buildings, —— historic landscape, listed buildings, and to do that in the least controvers

[applause] >> it looks now by early daylight, mr. reagan has won this campaign. don't like to say it either. that's the situation. >> remember what we learned, how foolish it has been to have been separated by labels. >> tonight, i have not made a prepared statement of any kind other than the fact that bernice and i are deeply grateful for the people of california to have given us an opportunity to serve. >> this time around, we found out working together, how much we have in common. >> i want to do everything within my power to see that the new governor is able to keep the state moving ahead. >> the big job begins. we can say thanks to you. >> at the about all i want to say other than thank you all. two it has been a great campaign. i have never worked harder in my life. [cheering] >> governor brown. what are your plans? ♪ >> the leaves have conceded to the wind. october has conceded to november. in the end, all those concede to -- all losers concede to the victor. ♪ [end video clip] >> this weekend on american today atv on c-span3, 7:00 p.m. eastern, the 30th a

they would repeal the daylight saving time act of 1949.he law that requires us to set our clocks forward one hour in the spring and one hour back in the fall if they pass the vote of the legislature would approve it by two thirds vote in congress would have to sign off. >>> kanye west is said to visit the white house on thursday he has become one of president trump's most vocal celebrity supporters. he will meet with a white house senior advisor jared kushner be having this before having lunch with president trump and he wants to discuss increasing job opportunities for convicted criminals who have served their sentences. >>> superstar entertainer taylor swift is getting political. she told 112 million followers that she will vote for a democrat marsha blackburn for the new york senate in tennessee and wrote that she opposes all forms of discrimination and that her vote in the midterms is based on recent world events and personal experiences including winning a civil suit against a former radio dj that she claimed a sexually assaulted her.

take tyranny you too can be disappeared in broad daylight also the fate of a saudi journalist is testing washington's relations with riyadh is the crown prince's rule in doubt and much much more on this edition of crossfire. so. i guess there's. no. some politicians and. journalists should. be complicit in the disappearance.

i was attacked here in london in broad daylight in the thirty first of august because i speak up my mind and the attack of these just shouting who are you to talk about the saudi royal family they said you're. living there they say that to anyone and if you will follow their comments in their social media. is that i really spy and every day they give you any kony this is what the northern territory survivor i've been advocated to israeli spies who are these people i'm presuming they're investigating you your understanding is there were saudis who were visiting london who wanted to actually yet attack the media it wasn't to try and attack to me and it didn't feed us of course the saudis and did he disappeared from the ok we do know their names and the police are investigating this but i have nothing to comment about it because i'm not government confiscated i don't know who what their names and who they are working but in my incident tells me they are intelligence and they are doing what they've been told to do nobody can do a such action without permission from count but it's or think hi

translation: this happened in broad daylight, in broad daylight.have prepared better. this was done by people who are just sick. translation: i am absolutely certain that the evidence points to her work, and this makes me furious, because the mafia in bulgaria is so big it is everywhere. ms marinova's body was found here on the danube river in ruse, in the north of the country. she had been beaten, strangled and raped. investigators are considering all leads in the murder, most notably links to her work. reporters without orders rate bulgaria among the worst in europe for press freedom, and there are fears and otherjournalist has lost her life for doing herjob —— reporters without borders. now it is time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm chris mitchell, and welcome to your tuesday sport briefing, where australia have it all to do against pakistan. and there are shocks aplenty in the first round of the shanghai masters. not sure australia will be looking forward to tuesday. they have it all to do in their first test match

should we keep daylight savings or not?constitutional rights by failing to protect them against climate change. syria‘s national museum has partially reopened in damascus for the first time in six years. much of its collection had been moved to protect it from damage during the civil war. the reopening is another attempt by the government to try to show that syria is returning to some kind of normality. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. applause opening the doors on the past, after years of conflict. this museum, established nearly a century ago, was shut in 2012, the country‘s civil war far too close for comfort. translation: it was hard work at the beginning. we put a strategy in place to protect the syrian museum. we emptied all the museums and moved their contents to safe places. we saved the majority of the pieces in the syrian museum. these were years of brutal fighting, of looting, of destruction. perhaps the most visible example — the ancient city of palmyra, overrun and partially destroyed by the so—called islamic sta

there are some people on my benches and elsewhere and figure no daylight come is fine.and businesses and our national interests but the longer you go on talking about a model that is unlikely to get support in the house of commons or be agreed with the eu thenl of commons or be agreed with the eu then i think you get closer and closer to a no daylight come. the other option which many people have talked about if parliament can't sort it out, handed back to the people in another referendum. sort it out, handed back to the people in another referendumlj people in another referendum.” understand why people say that. but i think having a second vote perpetuates the divisions and the unhappiness in the country we have seen for the past two years. we need to get on. we needed to provide education, social care, health and other issues. we have to pass legislation in parliament to have a second vote and i am not convinced that legislation would get support and i'm not convinced what the question would be. the right thing to do in the national interest is to say there is somethi

probably 7 would repeal the daylight savings time act of 1949. that is the law that requires us to set our clocks forward 1 hour in the spring and one hour back in the fall. the legislation would have to prove it by a two thirds vote. congress would have to sign off and two other states have done away with the daylight saving time, hawaii and arizona. >>> a processing error may have allowed 1500 noncitizens to register to vote. the audit found that employees may have improperly registered people between april 23 and september 25. those incorrect registrations have been canceled. the agency said that the mistake did not involve undocumented immigrants. the dmv admitted that it mishandled more than 20,000 voter registration applications. that involves the voter systems which automatically allows people to register to vote as they are doing their business. in some cases people's party affiliation was switched or input incorrectly. the secretary of state says that he is deeply frustrated and disappointed by the errors by the dmv and calling for a new

the established our company a year ago we make any daylight bulbs to cover the needs of somali people and use modern technology to produce them our products are designed in norway and produced in somalia. but somalia still remains a tough place with security being one of the biggest challenges the tech summit itself was held in a well guarded facility to protect participants from islamist al shabaab militants . when years of mass tourism take their toll and once pristine beaches are almost beyond repair there's sometimes only one solution shut it down and that's exactly what the philippines government did with its most popular tourist destination now after half a year it's open again and we sent a reporter. for a little working holiday. waited six months for visitors to. boosting years of environmental mismanagement and over tourism might take more time than ready or not however the island is reopening amid efforts clearly ongoing buildings have had to be raised and declared no build zones are moved to make way for you roads on a beach workers race to complete an overhaul of the under

the strength of this storm is overwhelming and the damage is just going to be when we get some daylight into these areas, it's going to be horrifying. the other thing i want to tell people in georgia tonight, chris, while we're talking about them, is the fact they've not seen anything like this. only once did a cat 3 system make connection with georgia. this as a cat 3 entering georgia will be a cat 1 as it moves through south georgia. that means they're in for 30, 40, 50 up to 90 mile per hour wind gusts. those 30 to 40 mile per hour winds will be steady. there will be thunderstorms, there will be tornadoes in this all night long. it is going to be a challenging night for people in south georgia. then we begin the process tomorrow in south carolina as you correctly mentioned, chris. south carolina and north carolina still dealing with the flooding and the aftermath of flooding from florence, still could get more than 6 inches of rain in some of those areas, and that doesn't help anybody. >> no. that water as you were explaining as we were dealing with florence, so much saturation there

them in this new world of ours although there is lots of fake news committing a crime like this in daylight in istanbul in ankara in that in the middle of a story in the middle of this in the middle of their like will not will not go unpunished because that turks will stand behind it and apparently the washington post where the right and other papers other media outlets especially in the west would continue their pressures for the truth to come out and i think that truth would have to come out and someone would have to be blamed and take responsibility for moment just stay where you are please because i just want your analysis on something we're just hearing now via the reuters news agency we understand turkey will share a clear picture with the world after the investigation on the missing journalist so turkey. is a cliche does that mean that the turkish leadership that's an unlevel and also the criminal investigation they're thinking now today as of just literally sixty seconds ago they've got all their ducks in a row and they have to go public with that because they've got to be seen to b

daylight hours we do remain hot. you can see the rain starting first in the north bay. we bring back the storm impact scale. we use it exclusively here at abc 7 to rank our storms from one light, five is severe. the storm arriving tomorrow is 1 future weather and a light shower. this is a time frame we are looking at for some constraints. 8:00 tuesday morning you have the morning commute underway. you have the rainfalling in parts. we do think the roadways will be slick. added some extra time to the commute. you can track the showers as they move through right from the palm of morning that we find the biggest impacts with the slick roads during the commute. could have a slight chance early wednesday before the sun gets up here. we brighten up just in time for the fleet week festivities. mild, dry and lots of sunshine saturday and sunday. >> we usually have about a million people come out to watch it. >> it would be a bummer if it wasn't dry. >> thank you, drew. >>> new this morning american airlines is raising drink prices. drew says no. >> starting today you can expect

our average temperare is 71 and we still have a ton of hours of more daylight. not a ton, that's not scientific but we still have a lot more sun to come. we are stickingith summer out there today and tomorrow. even on thursday it's going to be warm but it wil be rainy on a thursday. we're talking about a systemng cour way from the west and also hurricane michael. butum a comes by friday afternoon with temperatures dropping by the time we head into the weekend, it's looking a lot better. temperatures into the mid to upper 70s. still a little cool. everybody t on humid side as you're planning this afternoon into this evening, those mperatures will top o in the low to mid 80s today. could see say shower, less than a 20% chance you'll see it in your neighborouod. i thinkl be good to go for any sporting activities the kid have this afternoon, practices and what not. it is going to be warm out there. sun goes down 15 minutes after 7:00. we're muggy today, tomorrow and thursday. and then by this weekend, downright freshirefreshing out . maybe a few sprinkles. this is w