dee—dee! cat miaows. there are no such reservations at home. so bad!" "thank you, thank you," she tells mr sun. another satisfied client for the shanghai pet detective. michael bristow, bbc news. what a relieved pet owner, if you have been through that experience i am sure you can imagine what that feels like. fix, imagine what that feels like. a reminder of ourtop imagine what that feels like. a reminder of our top story, president biden has spoken to liz truss by telephone to congratulate her on becoming prime minister, downing street said mistrust looks forward to working with the —— liz truss looked forward to working with the president. she also spoke with president zelensky. low pressure has dominated the weather story so far this week and don't expect any significant change over the next few days to come. if you see skies like this, you will know what is coming, some pretty intense possibly thundery downpours are likely to continue. with the winds strongest in the far south—west, because you are closest to the centre of the low and on tha

dee—dee!een? you spell so back. thank you, thank you, she tells the pet detective, another satisfied client for the shanghai pet detective. that's it from us. the by. low pressure has dominated the weather story so far this week and don't expect any significant change over the next few days to come. if you see skies like this, you will know what is coming, some pretty intense possibly thundery downpours are likely to continue. with the wind is strongest in the far south—west, because you are closest to the centre of the low and on that southern flank of the low is where we will see the strongest winds, may be gas in excess of 30 miles an hour at times, that will dry in the balance of showers around low pressure, like we had seen over the last few days. one band of rain in the final that scotland, another hot on its heels, further showers in the south—west and some will move inland as we go through the afternoon. blustery winds, particularly when you get the showers, the strongest of the winds

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dee dee parker wright is the executive director of jubilee jumpstart.r early childhood early parenthood. it happens at the same time. so when we are able to alleviate that stress for a parent, we enhance what's happening for a baby with their parent. ali: jubilee jumpstart is one of 75 organizations that gets their diapers from the greater d.c. diaper bank. they're on track to deliver 10 million diapers by the end of the year. that's five times as many as before the pandec. the head of the diaper bank, rebecca kolowÉ, says they still use their pandemic emeency model, giving larger quantities of diapers to regional distribution hubs. rebecca: the need continues to persist. the pandemic just made it easier to ask for help and became less taboo because everybody needed help. ali: the bank was founded in 2010, by a new mother who was struggling despite having everything her baby needed. she asked different charities what parents requested the most. the answer then, as it is now: diapers. it now serves more than 30 thousand -- 30,000 families a year in dc, n

dee, pretty interesting.ink about hulu, "handmaid's tale," and the only man with jeff bridges earlier in the summer danny argues from a streaming standpoint that hulu is starting to make a play here. >> i haven't starting watching this one but i am avidly watching "industry" which i think you are as well. i've been trying to convinceon o -- convince jon over here to watch it. >> this sets up the value of hulu discussion which is key for disney. >>> meanwhile softbank preparing to lay off 20% of its vision fund staff after reporting a $23 billion loss in the second quarter. they told cnbc in a statement that as massa said at our most recent earnings, we are reviewing the organization size and structure. however, nothing has yet been decided. guys, that report said that there was debate internally. we know there's been turbulence at the top as well you've seen people leave and a few other deputies they're also waiting for arm to go public. but they need to cut costs somewhere, carl. >> yeah, satista had a prett

. >> that line right there takes us straight to apple, dee. >> that's the exact question everyone is trying to figure out have earnings estimates come down lo, do you agree the base case is this hard landing and what does that do to earnings which are still up year-on-year in terms of estimate. >> they are and i do think that the soft landing was always going to be challenging. you know, i would ask anyone to point us to a framework or a model as a reference in history to show us when we've successfully had a soft landing and i think it's very hard to do, especially today in this environment when we have so many pieces that are moving and so many signals that are contrary in what they typically would mean like the inverted yield curve and contrast with what we see with the strong job market and so i don't really think there is a framework that one can look at. so i actually do agree and think a soft landing will be very difficult. i don't think there is a neutral landing. i think it's either a soft landing or hard landing. >> right markets certainly turned around on news from the boe

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trade-ins, how much carriers subsidize certainly a part of that i want to make a comment about what deeta remember a couple years ago people were saying oh, apple is too late to 5g, everybody in china has a 5g phone, well it seems like apple perhaps was just on time. >> that's why i'm fascinated by this story they seem to be able to sort of do no wrong in china, when other companies, especially american ones have really struggled don't count out buy now, pay later, when people are upgrading their cycles, maybe their announcement will be an option for those looking to upgrade buy now, pay later route and that will shake up that landscape which has been under a ton of pressure this year. >> perhaps. >>> and in case you're not going to get enough of tim cook just from that apple event he's also speaking at code this week, along with apple's former chief design officer johnny ive. "techcheck" will be coming to you live frts conference starting tomorrow, bringing crow the latest commentary as it happens. >>> a tough story to turn to this morning as we learn cfo arnaud died friday days after

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this is dee to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. more misery. the ad passengers. a 130000 of them have been told to change their we can travel plans as pilots, our japanese lufthansa stage. a 24 hours strike. your line has cancelled over 800 flights to and from germany's to biggest airport unit and frank. that accounts for the vast majority of look times this friday schedule. pilots union is seeking a 5.5 percent pay rise this year. and further annual increases to help is members cope with rising inflation. a stanza has as representatives to return to the negotiating table of tons, it says the union's proposals would mean a 40 percent increase in its pilot personnel costs. it's alternative pay offer was rejected as negotiations collapsed. any resolution to this disputes weren't coming time to rent thousands of travelers having that we can plans disrupt.

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. >>> and dee bosa is up next. >>> and oracle letting hundreds of employees go last month a report afterolland is next. ♪♪ energy demands are rising. and the effects are being felt everywhere. that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%. and we're projected to reach 1 million barrels of oil per day by 2025. all while staying on track to reduce our carbon emissions intensity in the area. because it's only human to tackle the challenges of today to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. i've always loved building things. not just structures and skyscrapers, but teams who make it all possible. after all... we wouldn't be where we are today without them. so we made sure that like these buildings... their futures may also stand the test of time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. welcome back let's call this old tech on deck oracle reporting first quarter earnings frank holland joins us with the key factors to watch. >> brian, a lot to watch oracle remains well off its highs, but even as it faced macro headwinds and tailwinds that could play out in various ways remember, to s

they believe it's a red gmc d de dee nah lee. >> we want to do this case in a way where we can have a solid prosecution and hold that person accountable. >> reporter: he was known for his stories on political corruption and scandals and recently reported on turmoil and bullying allegations within tell h and he tweeted the next day he wrote, looking forward to lying smear piece number four by german. and i think he's mad that i haven't crawled into a hole and died nbc news has reached out to eles a to tellis and have not heard back >> we believe that altercation happened the morning of september 2nd, friday. we were not notified and didn't respond until saturday morning >> reporter: police atheysay thy don't think the public is in danger of similar attacks. >> we do ask the public to always remain alert but as of now we believe this is an isolated incident. >>> in canada, myles sanderson dies after being captured by police it was the end of a violent rampage where he and his brother killed ten and injured 18 others police received 20 calls with tips one witness reported seeing myles ou

just warmth around the bay. 70s in san francisco and near 80 dee temperatures in oakland. upper 80s in san jose. upper 80s for inland parts of the north bay a. as well. saturday, sunday and into monday. the above average s will continue. > >> straightahead, it is the usul died of aids in science. plus the top five plays. then changeo the roster on the have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. sound like you? >> a live look at oracle part. e stage is set for the red hot chili peppers. they are the headline act. the three day cone day conference is the biggest te city has seen since the pandemin with an estimated 40,000 attendees, filling local restaus local restaurants and hotels. can any of those att

just warmth around the bay. 70s in san francisco and near 80 dee temperatures in oakland. upper 80s in san jose. upper 80s for inland parts of the north bay a. as well. saturday, sunday and into monday. the above average s will continue. > >> straightahead, it is the usul died of aids in science. plus the top five plays. then changeo the roster on the > >> a live look at oracle part. e stage is set for the red hot chili peppers. they are the headline act. the three day cone day conference is the biggest te city has seen since the pandemin with an estimated 40,000 attendees, filling local restaus local restaurants and hotels. can any of those attendees run e rock k the 49ers are light on running backs. >> maybe after they might feel e they can tote the rock. that team is averaging one running bk per week. so they tweaked the r. the roster. they added the veteran practice squad and placed him on the 53 man rostert adds depth to jeff wilson juniod at tim samuel. kyle shanahan saw enough. >> he looked good in practice. he looked like he had been around and carried himself the

dee slly being poisoned by lies and fake news. reckless politicians, totalitarian states and radical organizations are undermining our perception of reality. we should know there is no country in the world that face of this phenomenon more than israel. there is no country that has prom under greater attack of lies with such a vast amount of money being invested is spreading disinformation about it. last may, the picture of a three-year-old palestinian girl was published all over the world with the terrible news that she was killed with her parents in an attack by the israeli air force. it was a heartbreaking image. but she does not exist. the photo was taken from instagram. it is of a girl from russia. i can give you thousands more examples of similar fate news about israel. the anti-israel movement has been spreading these lies for years. in the media, on college campuses, and on social media. the question is not why they do it, but why are you willing to listen? why are you listening to people who have invested billions of dolla

tonight, representing the bronx, dees desus nice is with us.n later, making their first tv performance in a decade, their new album, "cool it down" comes out tomorrow. music from new york's own yeah yeah yeahs. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, jason bateman will be here. you know him from "teen wolf 2." [ laughter ] unfortunately, paul simon, who i was so excited, i've always wanted to meet paul simon, had to cancel because he has covid. he's doing fine, he's doing well, but didn't want anybody to get sick. so filling in for paul tomorrow in our music slot is action bronson. which is really the same thing. [ laughter ] i think he's going to do "kodachrome." >> that will be awesome. >> jimmy: if you were coming tomorrow to see paul, stay home. [ laughter ] our first guest is a very gifted man who's been called many things, including gaylord focker, derek zoolander, and the guy who got his scrotum stuck in a zipper. [ cheers ] he's the producer and director of the great show "severance." season one is on apple tv plus now. please welcome b

now it is come to the, area county, washington dee dee, enforcing a cure few on teenagers because soooting each other of the carjackings thieves coast to coast, going after hundred day and kia models -- hyundai kia models reportedly to being stolen. >> wake up in this country. we live in infinitely more dangerous place than just years back particularly in the minority communities where we've seen the murder rate go up for black americans by 50%, to the tune of thousands more black americans losing their lives on your streets. this has got to stop this is not sustainable for us as a society. we need all to come together and vote these idiots out supporting these woke revolving door policies. liz: joe gamaldi, thank you for the service to our country. thanks for coming on. democrat mayor of d.c. and her city council first time criticized the white house not doing more to help with migrant buss from texas and arizona. are they finally waking up to biden's border crisis? new details hunter biden using access to the biden white house to do lucrative business deals with america's adversari

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on a day where, as you say, dee, jetblue has an upside earnings tree announcement. joining us today -- talks about obviously it's a huge story. it might be a pole on the overarching discussion of the overall economy. how are you processing it? >> morning, carl i think i am processing it in that way if you look at what was mentioned by the fedex ceo and in general what you're hearing about tech ceo talking about how they're being more cautious and spending money i think everybody is being cautionary at this time and it's rightfully so. if we're seeing with the early bellwethers demand slowing, i think that does trickle into other areas, especially the tech sector we already know where valuations are based on what's going on with interest rates. that has to play a part, especially myself. that's something i'm heavily looking into and how that's going to affect especially the tech sector. >> really? is that -- would you -- i'm looking at meta today. 146. this has been a very tough week for mega cap tech. does that change your long-term view on a lot of these names >> n

is a treat for those of those people that those of our viewers who maybe aren't familiar with billy dee frank and your center. can you just give a brief explanation of this? significance of him and this mural to the community. he was i , you know, a lot of people. remember that, um, stunned wall happened in new york in 1969. and so a lot of activist groups happened in the 19 seventies, all around the country, including in santa clara county. and village of frank with the drag queen that helps support all of the different lgbtq groups that were activists and he was very generous with his drug shows. and he helped fund their, uh different events so that when everybody wanted to meet under the same route in 1981, they wanted to name it. asked isabelle after billy frank, which is his strong tag name. and he actually died a year before the center open. he died of a heart attack. but they all remembered him supporting all of them, and he was unusual in that he loved everybody. and so what we want to do now is, ud also is that in the 19 eighties, right after that was the aids crisis and so eve

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finally, airline passengers may have more leverage when it comes to compensation after fa fa facing dee lace. > delays. >>> serena williams take down the second-seeded player >>> great to start off the month but, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. evacuations are under way in southern california as wildfires rage out of control. the root fire is racing through northwestern los angeles county, and officials say up to 200 homes and an elementary school had to be evacuated. the flames have also shut down highways eight firefighters have been injured. six needed to go to the hospital the fire has burned over 4,000 acres and is 0% contained. this all comes as a heat wave with triple digit temperatures will scorch california over labor day weekend. the governor there has sign add executive order to ramp up the electricity supply while californians are asked to conserve power and not crank up air conditioners in the hopes to avoid rolling blackouts. >>> the legal battle between the doj and former president trump will spill into the court today. yesterday the doj filed a blistering argume

ah, this is dee double the news lied from girl. the queen elizabeth scoff and arrives in edinburgh 1000 lined the streets of the scottish capital to welcome the medicaid before the queen's coffin is carried into the official residence palace of hollywood house, where it will remain open are also coming up ukrainian forces make gains.

dee abblow, santa cruz in the 90. mid 60s in the north bay.ay, let's first head to the south bay. this is a look at highs. let me turn this fan off over here. we have a fan right beside the weather wall. all right. it's 114 degrees today for the high temperature in gilroy. look at these tri-valley temperatures. 118 in livermore. oakland, 102. 104 in redwood city. san francisco in the low 90s once again. there will be some cooler air in the marina district and our north bay highs reaching as hot as 115. in clear lake today, napa reaching 108. this dangerous heat continues, and there will be some relief down the road. we'll talk more about that. mike, you were looking for something going on near treasure island. >> looking at treasure island, we are looking westbound. those taillights, i was watching for slowing because right there just after the tunnel reports of a disabled vehicle cleared from the chp report. no problems getting across. the slowing has cleared from the sensors. whatever slowing we had has cleared for the last couple of minutes

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they call it a con ken dees, the perma kurt is calling to the as is occupied illegally by the armenians. this is very much a frontline in the self declared republic of nagondo, kara back a republic that not a single country, not even armenia recognizes. now this particular area, as every forces took back control of it in 2020 after what they describe is it being occupied by armenians for 30 years. interestingly, oscar the camera man. if you could pull down and have a look at the road down here, this road is called the latch in corridor. it is the only road that connects the panic, pert with the border of armenia, and it is regularly a flash point. it is sir, policed by russian peacekeepers in the last 1020 minutes or so. we've seen what we understand is armenian military moving along. it. people here tell us that there are regular skirmishes. heard in the surrounding hills between what they say could well be power, military armenian power, paramilitary groups, and, and debt, and as airy fighters here, as airy military here. but we've also seen in this town, at the town of suture. some i

that is the end of civilizations, mog d-- mog dee shoe.kdown is a former polish enclave west of lincoln park. real estate websites describe buck town above average rents where your kids might live with your friends as they start their first jobs. people think of buck town. local news accounts suggest different reality. shots fired during buck town robbery. man shot in buck town. buck town couple shares account of armed robbery. ryan king wasn't thinking of armed robbery. broad daylight. weekday. car pulled up. three young men stuck a gun in his face. account from local fox station. >> reporter: ryan king turned to get back to his mother's department. dark colored vehicle pulls up. king says one pulled a gun in his face and demanding a wallet. passer by yelled martial arts training kicked in and king hit one of the men with an elbow and ran off. >> tucker: broad daylight middle of the day, nice neighborhood in one of america's biggest cities. what happened next? according to reporting by cwb chicago after ryan was threatened with death. chi

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thanks very much dee, but now let's get a round up of some other news headlines. a gunman has killed at least 13 people in a shooting at our school in is chefs in central russia. authority said the victims included students, teachers, and security guards. the gunman reportedly died from self inflicted injuries. russian investigators said he was wearing a shirt with a swastika stays after the british government announced a package of unfunded tax cuts for citizens confidence in the countries fiscal and economic stability is evaporating. overnight the pound has lost 5 percent of its value to fall on a record low against the us dollar. it's prompting speculation of an emergency response from the bank of england. the ongoing energy and inflation crises risk turning into recessions for major economies. that's according to the organization for economic cooperation and development. it says the global economy will grow 2.2 percent next year. slower than initially forecast. the multi nation group is a specially gloomy about germany's dependence on russian gas. it expects e

i'm larry abiel and i'm dee we have teammate the impossible blackouts rolling blackouts. some of the hottest and coolest spots in the bay area. now we have record-breaking heat of flex alert is in effect for the seventh consecutive day and a spare. the air alert has been extended through tomorrow. all right, let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist mike nico who's outside in the heat with the forecast at least you're in san francisco and not in the east bay mike. that is true larry afternoon to you and kristen. hi everybody. i'm going to tell you something a little different than the narrative. we've been talking about so far. it is hot almost everywhere, especially at 2 o'clock. but look what happened right after that and it right now temperatures

moore dees also grabbing a lot of media attention. now, teheran is getting ready to become a member of state of the seo at his meeting with one reporting. the iranian leaders sad that, ironically, the fact that both russia and iran happened to be under american sanctions plays a very important and a very positive role. haines, strengthening relations, and friendship and corporation. between moscow and teheran, just to remind you of russia today, is the world's most sanctioned country. let's take a listen to what the iranian leader has to say. morrow italian americans think that if sanctions were imposed against one country, they can stop its will and its development. but they are wrong. the fact that both russia and iran are under us sanctions can actually help strengthen our ties and simplify the implementation of our agreements. the whole world knows that the u. s . is incapable of negotiating. it violates all its obligations. every one is convinced that the e u has taken a passive position and is also unable to fulfill its promises

ruby dee saying this is likely to be an ugly and long recession. and we have elections in some of the areas in ukraine. on top of that, a crucial fed policy decision, your question is, is the market pricing an unknown tail risk? mark: i do think the energy situation is one that could come back to bite us in the fourth quarter. we've had a bit of a cooling down from the initial shock of russia invading ukraine, causing turmoil and energy particularly in europe as people scramble to readjust supplies. those prices have calmed down as people have gotten supplies and oil prices have cooled down. we haven't gotten into the teeth of the northern hemisphere winter. with russia making moves in terms of referendum, there is still a chance for the whole situation you play out more in financial markets. it may be a few weeks before we realize what that means. that is a tail risk. if the fed were to go with 100 basis points and give a hawkish message, that is something not priced into markets yet. even some of the regular players such as the fed to still have

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somebody who had a store of wisdom and knowledge and dee sen seizure disorders and service includingacrifice of a kind that many people still admire but too few people still have. we live in an age where everybody moans and thinks about about them and throw out the ignorant opinions and have no idea of what it is like to actually serve your country and to do what the queen said she would do as a girl and give her whole life to the service of others. that's what we should remember and i hope these chattering figures never detract from the life of service of the late queen. >> sean: no class. period, end of sentence. at all whatsoever. anyway, thank you very much. douglas, joe, great to have you. coming up, democrats running for the senate could not be anymore radical. it's only 60 days from the midterms and their positions on key issues are downright scary and we'll tell you everything, every position that they're taking, what they are so you are an informed voter come november. >> sean: all right, the midterm race is now 60 days away. one thing is now more clear than ever, democrats

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comes from working together >> that's true my biggest macro takeaway from that great conversation, dee, was when he talked about -- brian talked about the shift towards north america and houses and i think it raises questions about how much of that is the secular shift away from products and towards services, kind of pent up demand for experiences and how much of that is a read on the health of the middle and upper middle class consumer? maybe it'll take a couple more quarters to see but maybe that secular shift is noise and being able to figure out is the upper middle class consumer still spending at the same rate. maybe just shifted the spending over to experiences. but in the winter, you know, maybe we'll start to tell the difference >> there's a spending piece of it but also the earnings piece of it. and i think chesky would argue there's an opportunity for them on the supply side for more people to rent out their houses. it was a good conversation and we'll see how airbnb fares going into the fourth quarter. after the break, one trader breaks down his top picks in tech we're just

a magnificent woman, a very, very sad moment but let's reflect on the values of duty, christianity, dee sen seizure dd service she's shown us for 70 years and make sure those values are taught to our children as being good things. elizabeth: nigel farage, so good having you on and we join you in mourning the loss of the queen. we'll see you seen. president biden claims the "soul of the nation is at stake"and spending 40% of his time outside of dc including at his beach home and they're blocking release of visitor logs. why? voters and cops in illinois increasingly alarmed. crime rate in illinois sit to abolish cash bail for major crimes next year. congressman lee zeldon of new york is next. ♪ i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certified to offer nonsurgical treatments. wh

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