we've had dorian, and now we have covid. crisis before this, we will survive. ..and the empire strikes back in time to celebrate a landmark birthday in new york. the steel is a big part of the history of the building, the fact that it was erected at a rate of four—and—a—half storeys per week. for two days every winter in nassau, the capital of the bahamas, the city's main street is traditionally transformed into a river of sound and colour. this is the festival ofjunkanoo. it has been documented in the bahamas for over 200 years. but, of course, we believe it started long before that in secret places in dark of night. the story ofjunkanoo dates back to the island's links with the transatlantic slave trade. junkanoo takes place on boxing day and the 1st of january, traditionally the only days that enslaved africans were given off during the year. i think of our ancestors who were in the crisis of slavery. and you are no longer owned by you. you are owned by somebody. you are classified as an animal. and in the midst of the ho

the british authority threatened to storm the dorian embassy in london. they went to rest julian sons, which would provoke a diplomatic class. why is it so important to seize him at any cost of moving on? i mean, moving along with me to understand things. let's go back a few more years in 2010. julian assange is at the height of fame wiki leagues has published thousands of secret u. s. military documents on the walls and have gone on a new wrong. there might be a couple of use of wikileaks of julia, his his hero view, who's got the dangerous trouble, make a view. i'll come all the news caught up on the internet. whereas the truth and all of this in this official document, both parties stayed the facts before the british supreme court during a visit to sweden, some sexual intercourse with 2 women, the women talk to each other and go to the police. but wanted to come to undergo a medical exam to rule out sexually transmitted diseases. a preliminary investigation is opened, both women are questioned. the chief prosecutor and stuck on concludes that there are

when it comes to keeping time, look no further than dorian claire. here, when an antique clock gets fixed, so too does time, and extremely valuable resource. >> the world depends on accurate time. we are all linked together. >> reporter: these days, in mind-boggling ways, next to gps, time keeps the world ticking, including the power grid, to medications, and finances. >> everything depends on gps. >> reporter: gps is a system of 31 satellites orbiting the earth. on each, multiple atomic clocks provide precise time, up to one billionth of one second. they keep vital systems back on earth supernatant working. >> it is a fantastic system. >> reporter: professor mark weiss is an expert in position time period he helped build a gps but weiss is going increasingly alarmed about any major event that could wipe it out.'s budget would make the pandemic look like child's play. >> gps has no backup which makes it a target, highly vulnerable. >> it has this big bull's-eye on it because it is the only system we've got. and, boy, you take it down, you fell the un

but his hair stays the same, but the state like the picture in the attic. >> is that dorian gray?greg: there is a picture in the attic. what's wrong with you, janet? >> they are grasping at straws now. >> greg: there is no more straws. >> how about he's just a terrible governor? i think they need a meteorologist in california. >> greg: when i was going to ask you, i don't know if curtis lee has a chance for a mayor, but you know, you've been a meteorologist for a long time. isn't it time you enter the political realm and run for mayor? >> come on. would you vote for me? >> greg: who wouldn't vote for you? hello, andrew cuomo would vote for yo. >> i don't take about that. i will say, i heard that bill de blasio was taking about running for governor today. we are in trouble. in trouble here in new york city but i'll let you know. the winds are changing. it's me when i will help write your speech is. >> than i'm going to win. there you go. this bill and that's the exact kind of answer, the perfect vision. not literally, don't want to get in trouble with hr. good to see you stop by th

dorian shaw is breaking high the stakes are. zoh have been recalled in history and gavin newsom could be the third. kamala harris campaigned in the bay area and barack obama taped an ad for him. alexandria ocasio-cortez posted to vote no on the recall. the high. if a republican governor were to lead in california, they would likely repeal mask and vaccine mandates, and if there was a vacancy in the senate, it would likely put in a republican, which would tip the scale in the senate. the leading contender is larry elder with 26% of the vote. he does not have the widespread support. in touring a homeless encampment, he was chased by several people and one person through an egg in his direction. dorian shaw -- julian: you want to join us saturday for the special recall program. we will break down the current recall race and present our documentary, "total recall." it documents the recall election where arnold schwarzenegger replaced gray davis. it airs this saturday at 10:00 p.m. kumasi: a new capitol threat putting police on alert

. >> there's a appreciate to move by sal dorian roots.eing by cultural means i can process things in two different ways, and recognize food, customs and so many different things in two different ways and that's diverse and a privilege and honor. >>> 4:56 this morning. nasa heading to the dark side of the moon. yesterday scientists announced a detailed plan for their new viper rover. it was developed at aims research the center in mountain view. it's heading to the moon's south pole. the new rover is set to hunt for ice and other resources. nasa expect to launch viper in two years, in 2023. can't wait for that. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at your forecast with kari hall. >> going to be smoky and hot today. take a look at the temperatures and your microclimate reaching into the mid and upper 90s in the inland valleys. we'll talk about a cooldown, the first day of fall coming up in a few minutes. >>> we like this view of the golden gate bridge. looks like the crews are ready with two lanes going north in the morning and

well, i got on as good context in ecuador, just at the time he's advising the co dorian government. on the traditional reform process launched by president korea his 1st step as a son just lawyer is to travel to ecuador, to convince the authorities to grant his client political asylum, not to flee swedish justice. to protect him from the united states where the continuous leaks had generated angry reactions within the government. and the conservative media, the the ah, me when i will show the wrong one, i'll just don't need you to fill out the thing because the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground in the, in the moon, along with other members of the administration that condemn the action. that wiki weeks has taken. it puts at risk our national security. we have an active, ongoing criminal investigation with regard to this matter. so let's be clear. this disclosure is not just an attack on american foreign policy interests. it is an attack on the international community. the way to deal with this is pr

but his hair stays the same, but the state like the picture in the attic. >> is that dorian gray?greg: there is a picture in the attic. what's wrong with you, janet? >> they are grasping at straws now. >> greg: there is no more straws. >> how about he's just a terrible governor? i think they need a meteorologist in california. >> greg: when i was going to ask you, i don't know if curtis lee has a chance for a mayor, but you know, you've been a meteorologist for a long time. isn't it time you enter the political realm and run for mayor? >> come on. would you vote for me? >> greg: who wouldn't vote for you? hello, andrew cuomo would vote for yo. >> i don't take about that. i will say, i heard that bill de blasio was taking about running for governor today. we are in trouble. in trouble here in new york city but i'll let you know. the winds are changing. it's me when i will help write your speech is. >> than i'm going to win. there you go. this bill and that's the exact kind of answer, the perfect vision. not literally, don't want to get in trouble with hr. good to see you stop by th

well, i got on his good context in ecuador, just at the time he's advising the dorian government. on the tradition reform process launched by president korea his 1st step as a son just lawyer is to travel to ecuador, to convince the authorities to grant his client political asylum, not to flee swedish justice. to protect him from the united states where the continuous leaks had generated, angry reactions within the government. and the conservative media, the sea food that may be red, orange, yellow. maybe we assume that they going to be on the sweet side of things. i received a rounder, soft and soon again, they're going to be sweeter in the, in the pacific leg of our around the world expedition by 1000 ocean miles round the clock in the wall instead as every country close by, it was like the crew cabins, food and one or 2 doors for a show. i know i got everybody locked down for almost no food and no one really getting them up. so somebody either stuck in the coven, you're living like the semen of own, but in the 21st century, ah ah, i use along with other members of the administr

well, i got on as good context in ecuador, just at the time he's advising the co dorian government. on the tradition reform process launched by president korea his 1st step as a son just lawyer is to travel to ecuador, to convince the authorities to grant his client political asylum, not to flee swedish justice, but to protect him from the united states, whether continuous leagues had generated angry reactions within the government and the conservative media. the the pacific leg around the world expedition 5000 miles round the clock in the wall. instead. miss wilson in every country close by like the crew. gavin's food and water and food to chat for a show them later on, the little thing is got everybody locked down or almost no food and no one really getting them up. so somebody either stuck up in the cove it, you're living like the female of own, but in the 21st century, i along with other members of the administration that condemn the action. that wiki weeks has taken. it puts at risk our national security. we have an active, ongoing criminal investigation with regard to this mat

he's hiding from justice in the dorian embassy . he can come out onto the pavement anytime he chooses. he's not being detained by frankly, a ridiculous finding by the working group. and we rejected majors so we're talking to the former un repertoire, an arbitrary detention ma signed in a new country, likes to, to get to rooting for arbitrated attention to be attention body. you unlike this, but if you don't abide by it, you fall into the category of countries. we don't like to compare ourselves with in the months leading up to the u. s. presidential elections wiki leaks releases thousands of compromising emails from the democratic party. and it's candidate hillary clinton, the leak documents, cast a shadow on her entire electoral campaign. me in the criticism of julian assange marketwise. he's a used of pursuing a personal agenda with the league and of having contributed to the advance of donald trump. but even after trumps victory wiki leaks continues to publish. and soon the u. s. government and the trump will go further than rock

well, i got on as good context in ecuador, just at the time he's advising the dorian government. on the tradition reform process launched by president korea his 1st step as a son just lawyer is to travel to ecuador, to convince the authorities to grant his client political asylum, not to flee swedish justice. to protect him from the united states with a continuous leaks had generated angry reactions within the government. and the conservative media, the the pacific leg around the world expedition 5000 miles round the clock and the dead cob. this done as soon as every country close by like the crew, gavin's food and water and to go to chat. those also let me know i got everybody locked down or almost no food and no one really you them up. so somebody stuck up, especially if you're still in the cove it, you're living like the female of old, but in the 21st century. ah, join me every thursday on the alex silent show when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business, i'll see you then. me ah, working your machine in the back. she popped in. she

a dorian james, back to you.nks a lot. 7.31 and a big story that we're following the labor day weekend is behind us. and now bay area. doctors are worried that a covid surge could be ahead of us in a few days will we'll see if. >> families and friends getting together air causing what health experts are worried about. most. nancy loo has the story. >> after a weekend of grilling and gathering for college football. and high school parades parties and events of all kinds health officials everywhere are dreading the covid-19 impact. we know it's going to show up. >> we just really have to wait and see. but we're not we're not optimistic that we're going to see any counter in the trends any time within the next 4 weeks and especially discouraging sign was outside the arkansas game where a vaccination clinic went completely ignored. no one came by no one even questions report on us. the cdc is forecasting that covid deaths could surge to nearly 19,000 in the 4 week period ending september 25th. >> with more than half

dorian james, back to you. thank you. and our top story this morning is the major vaccine mandates that go into effect today. yeah, that includes vaccine mandates for health care workers all across the state. and it also includes a vaccine mandate for all city employees in san jose. >> and that includes first responders and if they don't show proof of being vaccinated. they could lose their jobs. >> kron four's sarah stinson is live in san jose with more on the story. hi, sara. >> reporting live from san jose police today where they are included in this vaccine mandate. first responders are included in this requirement to be vaccinated 87% of the police department here in staff have provided proof vaccination have said they're ok with this mandate. but the rest, well, they're not quite on board. and if you're not on board and you don't have a legitimate reason to be and you could face termination. you could lose your job. so this is serious. and this goes into effect today. not only does this affect firefight police depar

dorian thompson robinson splits two red jerseys. kyle phillips is getting stride. at 75 yard touchdown to give ucla the lead right back. stanford falls on the season. was at washington, tonight. justin wilcox coat coaching on crutches. the bears trail, chase garber takes the right we read, the game tied at 24. of time we go, husky scored on the first position. damien moore is a yard away. heartbreak city in seattle. they had a chance to win it. a field goal from 55 yards came up feet short. it is a game of inches. it's a 31-24 loss. stark quarterback nick stark held today's game at western michigan with an arm injury. cory hall sit in from 37 yards out. western western michigan wins 20 3-3. to the pitch,? try to leapfrog the standings. san jose leads in the 47th minute, the? score a sixth goal, it's red- hot. the quakes win their second straight. and how about the raiders and the 49ers? both going for three - zero starts , tomorrow. i would love to see the next time both teams make it three - zero. so let's change that one. >> still [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: p

the british mandates was over i that same day in tel aviv, david, bon dorian declared, the establishment of the state of israel. ah, the celebrations would be short lived within hours, the egyptian air force would form the capital of the newly formed states. at the same time, the armies of egypt, jordan, syria, and iraq cross the borders into palestine. whereas the maintenance of modern security and just as an urgent question which concern new york, united nations placed a major challenge to its power and prestige. the 1st arab israeli working on the 20th of may, 948. the united nations named its 1st mediator in palestine. ah, the man who would take on the task was count holcombe. adopt hero of the white buses. ah, he was from noble family. he was a relative of the king and for which he could deal very good with people meeting high to try and make him compromise this and things like that. at the end of may, 1948 been left paris for the middle east seen off by his american born wife. tell me in a point to the echo of the white buses campaign and adults had his specially chartered plain pa

the dorian james, back to you. thanks for a 61 com for your local election headquarters and vice president kamala harris is in the bay area today supporting governor newsome and his fight against the recall. they'll be. >> stumping less than one week away from the recall, in fact, are going to be the east bay today kicking that off proper. sara stinson live for us in san leandro with the latest on what we can expect. good morning, sarah. >> governor newsom not taking any chances. he's bringing out the biggest names, including vice president kamala harris, who's going to be here this morning rallying behind governor newsom on the stage behind me. you can see it says by september 14th vote no. that is their big, big message. they want to make it very clear. that's what you do in ballot, vote no. that is what they want everyone to know at home. the vice president posted on all of her social media accounts yesterday saying she voted no on the recall for governor newsome. she's coming home to the bay area to urge others

the migrants mostly from haiti, or attempting to travel through the dorian gap, which is one of the most dangerous regions in the world. just $500.00 people are allowed to board both leaving the town of nicole clee each day, which take them to the start of their perilous journey. those are the top stories, the dark side of green energy is next. i have one use and half an hour. ah, the past against climate change approach after planned in marching square for years its existence has been denied. but today climate change has become a global concern. citizens are asking their elected official for concrete solutions to play pollution and rising temperature. why should we study for a future that has been taken away from us in 2015, 195 countries committed to reducing their c. o. 2 emissions at the end of the cop $21.00 conference, the new energy transition initiative. we're officially launched by the show me the age of petroleum dominance. it's come to an end. green technologies such as wind turbines and solar panels will now find their place. this is one of the most impressive and astounding

all right, thank you very much and come back to later keep us posted price fix dorian for you . k. well, i'm prompts as well as the us and the straight in the k, the prime ministers in damage limitation mode tonight, in the midst of a rift with paris for us, johnson says the u. k is quote, very, very proud of its relationship with france, but things are going to bit downhill is saying that britain's love for france can never be destroyed. that the poor of emotion comes off. the paris cooled off a top level franco, british defense conference, enraged at the u. k. the new security pack, which has proved really controversial with a lot of people with a straight layer and the us, china is not happy isa riley reports on it all tonight. the french defense ministry cancelling summit that was due to be held bilateral summit with the bridge. we understand that there were reports of florence, paula, who is the french defense minister, personally called for that meeting. to be counseled the british side are denying it . they say that this is merely a postponement, it's not a cancellation of t

when assange was 5 years into his stay at the dorian embassy in london. and that was also when wiki leaks began. publishing its volt 7 documents, a series of document leaks, exposing the methods and tools that they use in terms of computer hacking. now the agency considers this its largest data loss in ca, history, and according to the sources that yahoo new spoke with. they claim that the then head of the cia might, palm pale, was basically out for revenge. i mean, it talks about how the cia and british tel intelligence believes that russian agents had come come up with a plan to rescue julian songs and bring him to moscow. and it also talks about how these western intelligence agencies were ready for shoot outs in the street to prevent this from happening. there were also plans to spy on kidnap and even kill julian songs without any sort of trial. that would be, these plans were being fleshed out and talked about in the ca, apparently. and also the had, like i said, mike, palm pale. he apparently was willing to justify this by calling wiki leaks a hosti

i mean it's, it's, it's on well documented in this period, you could dorian make julian a month and they were considerations to put them to possibly relocate to someone i could for him. embassies outside london, if that would be feasible and possible. russia was never on the table of thought about that, but give me a diplomatic status within the embassy to increased protection while things were getting more hostile on the outside. so it's, my speculation is that this was, this was something that emanates from the good friends of ca, at the, the security company in the embassy who was always coming up with some mad stories to justify the 2 $100000.00 a month for they called for for spying on julian and visitors in the embassy, you the same, same sort of thought went into the feeding, feeding the since to the guardian journalist lou, carpeting that call man, afford had frequency visit the embassy a story that everybody know is absolutely true. yeah, the god in the famous me and one of those because i have to say they haven't retracted it. christian or athens, and i'll stop you there. more

the migrants mostly from haiti, or attempting to travel through the dorian gap, one of the most dangerous regions in the world. just $500.00 people are allowed to board both leaving the coakley each day, which takes them to the start of their perilous journey. the us senate has passed a short term spending bill, but it now needs to clear the house of representatives within hours to avoid a government shut down the measure of pass comfortably in a rare show of cross party unity. existing federal funds expire at midnight local time. that's for g m t on friday. those are the top stories. the stream is next more news in half an hour. mm ah hi, i'm sammy okay. today on the stream we're going to be focusing on the armed boca who run in nigeria, a members of that group i'll be giving to defect. earlier we spoke to you a dollar, who had a couple of the theories as to why this is happening now. there are 3 main reasons why large numbers of fighters are cleaning themselves in to the general charities. if what are the debt of cash cow before the group sees his debts, the currently dumping him unable

now dorian is a fruits with a strong smell, but it's loved by many in se, asia, our team of scientists and singapore is finding new ways to make use of it. to tackle food waste by turning the husks of the fruits into bandages that they say are cheaper to produce and buy degradable florence leary has more in the story. in se, asia, it's known as the king of fruits. the julian distinctive in appearance encased is very popular in this part of the world. the thorny hust comprised more than half of the fruit and are usually thrown away, creating environmental waste. now, scientists in singapore have found a way to turn them into something useful. bandages, we had a lot of cellulose, a stress in technology to sort of take the center, those out of these 2 and a half. and then convert them into anti michael buell hydrogen piece bandages for me to call p cases. the husks a sliced freeze dried and ground into powder from which cellulose is extracted glycerol. a waste by product of biodiesel is added and turns the mixture into a soft hydro out was the hydro is solidified. we just need to take it

i was under a bunch different capacity, but i had, well, i visited the bahamas after her recon dorian, 2900. and what i saw on that island, it seems as though after a devastation, hurricane. a look to still a ball had dropped on the island and it quite frankly, if this is the future of humanity, the old battle recall and be bold and tackle in the climate crisis. i saw towns washed away people's entire lives and their life and just gone in a flash with scores of people still missing weeks after this disaster. and we're seeing this all over the world. we shouldn't need to do everything we can to stop this crisis. and my simple message, it doesn't look good, we're off track, please don't lose hope. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do cow your story. i'm going to to, i'm going to tell a personal story actually, and it doesn't cast me in a very good light. i've been working on climate for over 20 years. been involved with the intergovernmental panel on climate change. i was a former climate negotiator in the car process. and 3 years ago the ip cc put out a

ready people to be more mindful of those sentences as a things are in the case of something like dorian, which you mentioned, you're right. it does smell pretty bad when you kind of, you know, when you 1st approve open a new smelling it as we set off uneasily from the outside. but once you bite into it, well then the retro nasal side of things kicks in and all of sudden it becomes something that we enjoy in some way. but, you know, it's important that the senses, if your sensors are functioning normally constantly working in the background and feeding your brain with this very kind of rich information. and if you don't like the, if you don't like how does look then chances are going to be very hard unless you change the way the way you've manipulated. ready way even by deep tried doing something like that just by changing the visual aspect of the presentation of it. even that may be enough to encourage someone to eat or enjoy it. but generally, all the sensors are constantly working. and what's most important, if they work together for people to have a really enjoyable, multi sensory fo

so in the case of something like dorian, which you mentioned, you're right. it felt pretty bad when you were kind of, you know, when you 1st approve open a new smelling it. as we said, often easily from the outside, but once you buy into it will then the retro nasal side of things kicks in and all of sudden it becomes something that we had to enjoy in some way. but you know, it's important on that. the sense is, if your senses functioning normally, constantly working in the background and feeding your brain with this very kind of rich information. and if you don't like the, if you don't like how does look, the chances are going to be very hard unless you change the way the way you manipulated way even by deep fry. so doing something by just by changing the visual aspect and presentation of it, even that may be enough to encourage someone to eat or enjoy it. but generally, all the sensors are constantly working. and what's most important, are they working together for people to have a really enjoyable, multi sensory food experience? being mindful, it's probabl