as dormont are stuck reminder of the potential human cost of the outbreak. —— dormont. reminder of theo the family of the 32—year—old mother who contacted my office. she is a cancer patient, very serious cancer. she has a two—year—old child and she has just been told that her chemotherapy is going to. because choices have to be made as to who will be treated. what can you say? what can you say to that person? these are the challenges we are going to have to do. ministers reluctant to use the l word. effectively, scotland is now in lockdown. people have really been told they must stay at home. we must set more stringent limits but the overall message is very clear, people must stay—at—home. i know how ha rd people must stay—at—home. i know how hard this is for everybody but people should not be meeting friends, meeting family members who live outside the home and, as i have said previously, for all of us right now, life should not be fairly normal. if it is, you are not sticking to the rules we're asking people abide by. i'm confident vast majority of people will comply with these rules

thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland. i cannot be the first mayor in the history 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for your remarks and for your leadership in our city. at this time, i would like to introduce the relatively new consul general from ireland in san francisco and ironically, the office that i work in is one floor above yours. so i'm down and it's a beautiful place. woiz like to have consul general approach. thank you. >> just look around, my first few months in the city, this is truly amazing. this will really do your heart good. i want to thank mayor london breed for being such a friend of ireland, of the irish and of irish-america and in my short time here, i see what you do for the people of san francisco, thank you. and we will have you in ireland in the next few months, i can promise you. i thought that was for me behind me. keep it

energy department in its handling of a $25 billion auto loan program calling the initiative initial ly dormont. the government's loan program to help yutilitieutilities should completely restructured. steven chu saying that we're very focused on driving the cost of electric vehicles down. but a number of senators saying that this program just doesn't make chance. rand paul saying we need to get out of this business. an auditor looked into all of this. he found an in a recent report that projected losses from this program of its $23.7 billion in loans has fallen in to $7 billion in losses. let's take you to this hearing focusing on this program, the auto loan program on capitol hill before the energy committee. the republican from alaska questioned it earlier today. >> one condition in the program is that there be a quote reasonable prospect of repayment. in your opinion, what is a reasonable prospect of repayment? is it 80% chance that it's going to be repaid, 70%, is it higher or lower? what is reasonable? >> senator, that's an excellent question and we actually looked at the history of that

. >> symptoms could be dormont for weeks. telltale signs are yellow eyes, nausea, vomiting, fever. >>> tonight the all important preseason game number three for the burgundy and gold. >> our final chance to see the starters on the field until the regular season. >> started off a little messy. maybe getting the nerves, the rust out a little bit. he had thrown just five passes what we really saw from him was how he over came that and how much he progressed there. there he is. the $20 million man. it didn't get off to the start everyone hoped for. redskins first possession, cousins looking for a shot. the pass is picked off by corey height at the sideline. it turned around in the second corner. cousins finds grant who shakes off the tackle. 38-yard touchdown. first of three straight touchdown passes for captain kirk. he finished 12 of 23, 188 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. redskins win 21-16. a sloppy start but a strong finish. >> good to get it out in the preseason. >> yes, please. thank you. >>> well, do you hav

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thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland.annot be the first mayor in the history 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for your remarks and for your leadership in our city. at this time, i would like to introduce the relatively new consul general from ireland in san francisco and ironically, the office that i work in is one floor above yours. so i'm down and it's a beautiful place. woiz like to have consul general approach. thank you. >> just look around, my first few months in the city, this is truly amazing. this will really do your heart good. i want to thank mayor london breed for being such a friend of ireland, of the irish and of irish-america and in my short time here, i see what you do for the people of san francisco, thank you. and we will have you in ireland in the next few months, i can promise you. i thought that was for me behind me. keep it goin

they are going to see the community is going to see that this facility, which was dormont for almost eight years, is now open for them as an asset in their community. >> dormant no more. it's going to be a great day and we also want to thank eddie titan and his sonny's barbecue. they are coming to the rescue. they are coming out tomorrow. a big thank you for feeding all of the hungry workers and volunteers out there. >> yeah. eat quick. >>> every year hundreds of guns are stolen out of unlocked cars here in the bay area. i am dion lim and coming up tonight on "10news at 6", things that happen so often gun owners are held responsibility for not locking up their property. we are getting answers tonight. >>> it was complimenting a man about his hat. had nothing to do with this man whatsoever. >> keep in mind it any hat. it was one supporting trump. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. , they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied

and tomorrow he will be meeting the main parties here at dormont in his first visit to northern irelandrime minister. the value of the pound has continued to fall as the government insists it is prepared to take the uk out of the european union without a deal. today it reached a new 2.5—year low against the dollar, hitting $1.21 before recovering slightly. sterling also fell against the euro, which is bad news for holidaymakers going abroad, as well as some businesses. here is simon jack. holiday time — it's when people really notice the value of the pound, and for brits in paris today, the recent slump has come into sharp focus. everything is so much more expensive than what we thought it was, we have done europe trips before, and it hasn't been this expensive. it's significantly more expensive for this trip than when i was here last year for business. maybe you can't enjoy yourself as much as you'd like to, because you're penny—pinching. for businesses like this popcorn maker, the pounds value is important all year round. the recent fall has come just as it is launching new products i

. >> dormont we've got chris and we have pete next week and we have tom socorro towards the end of the month.. he is very funny. i gave this segment to jimmy would be ononi we just sit 15 plugs into a two-minute spott we need to control him at this. >> yes i will make sure we add the extra late show.ur and there we go we are buying tickets that is the first one a to david is hanging out at the auto show david, what do you have for us right now? w >> david might be not here there he is.igh and this is the president of the whole thingnd okay let me pull some out here part of the building right nowow and there will be drama here at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon. >> actually to 30 on saturday there are about 80 cars in here they will be more self up forf auction so up for auction several will have reservesct for those who don't know the owners sometimes will set a number with that car himself. i've been back it be your be sorry. all of these were here now, he is just come here if you see a car here at you roll ande you want that it will go through a light we start them upg where the action

in dormont, pennsylvania, right outside pittsburgh, it was a beautiful day in the neighborhood. >> at 7:00, we're going to put on a concert for the community. >> families walking out to thei together. ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ >> singing that song from mr. rogers, "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." ♪ would you be mine could you be mine please won't you be my neighbor ♪ >> in neighborhoods across this country, they are determinedhe . in pasadena, california, 15-year-old coco waving from the car, returning home after she completed her last chemo treatment. each family staying in their own driveway. a safe distance, but determined to welcome her home. >> coco! >> reporter: coco's family tonight telling us she is home, she is feeling better, but they hope that coco is a reminder of why social distancing is so important. to protect our loved ones. communities across this country determined to make it a beautiful day in their neighborhood. you know mr. rogers always said, when scared, look for the helpers, they're everywhere. good night.

. >>> to the index tonight and that ancient volcano in indonesia, dormont more than 400 years.ations under way at this hour some refusing to leave. >>> a new study finding that avocado might be a weapon against cancer. it could combat a deadly form of leukemia. researchers say more studies are coming. >>> first lady michelle obama bearing gifts for prince george and princess charlotte. a peewee flying wagon and a personalized blanket. >>> a quiz for everyone at home this evening. take a quick look around the room right now. there could be something made in america that we found right here in iowa. any guesses? did you create a job? people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even low

it allegedly happened late saturday night the dormont eastside. university leaders are required to report any claim of sexual assault campus safety. >>> a game six for chicago. the cubs pulled out their first field in more than seven years. chris bryant three run home run in the fourth inning gave the cubs believe they needed and we can watch game six tomorrow and fox 28 at 7:00. >>> we are cloudy but mild. 45 degrees this afternoon. sixtys next -- 45 this morning 66 this afternoon. cloud cover of the satellite and radar but despite that it will we are seeing a bit of cloud cover to the afternoon and it captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, october 31st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> fbi director james comey faces major backlash for a review of clinton-related e-mails. former attorney general eric holder says comey is a good man who made a serious error. kellyanne conway is here in studio 57, donald trump's campaign manager. >>> an officer was shot as the week-long handhunt came for a violate end and they killed the s

it will go dormont for two months and it will come back.nd the poinsettias will live in doors in a sunny windowsill and plant them outside and they are a beautiful plant. they're not cold hearty so they won't come back next winter but a nice addition to your plants. >> real quick, derek, we're going to be in the mid-50s this weekend anything we can take advantage of with a little warm spell. >> if you haven't had a chance to get the leaves up, if you haven't had a chance to get the mulch down or get some organic compost down, this weekend is a good time because saturday it will be in the 50s and sunday it will rain all day so mother nature will help us along. >> derek, thank you very much. happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> and i have my weekend cut out for me. >>> well tomorrow is new year's eve and you don't have to go to times square for a good time. coming up at 9:00, we'll get a list of events that you can still get into tomorrow night. we'll be back in a moment.  >>> special good morning to the face back fan of the day.

care tips from an expert coming >>> so, it's that time of year when the gardens are going door dormont. we have chris walton. chris, thanks for joining us. so, we look at our lawns and i'm checking this out here. it looks like the grass is semi alive. >> yes. >> when we get a closer look, you can see the blades thinning out and what not. >> absolutely. it makes it difficult for us to go ahead and be able to aerate the lawn, be able to get where it's needed and it's difficult for the lawn to rebound in the spring if you don't have a lot of water this time of year. people have turned off the irrigation systems. you want to make sure you are pulling a hose and trying to get water to the lawn. >> the whole idea is to water it with a water hose or a sprinkler system, how much? it gets cooler. days are shorter. >> you are talking 15 to 20 minutes in each area of the lawn that you can and you want water that we have. >> one of the things that i struggle with with having lawns in the past, how do you know when you have enough water. i know that i used to stick the dirt a bit. is there a touch

tornado is like nails or knives coming down at 2 >> yes we entertain the thought and the back of dormontss pieces of metal and wood all blood through the air broken up homes before they get to you like a wall of the divesknives to think to cut your surface area that women should be given a medal before doing what she did to save her children. amazing note tornadoes and immediate future things have quieted down from that standpoint but showers looking at tomorrow evening west of us come again here towards midnight tomorrow night through the southern suburbs by thursday morning clearing out modestly cooler not expect a lot of rainfall but the latest thinking as much as portents of an inch of rainfall and look at the wind up hearing tomorrow morning projected with gusts at 8:00 a.m. to towards lunchtime or just after 55 mi. per hour when the dust forecasted like us to warm up to 70 degrees tomorrow still gusting over 40 at midnight tonight once the cold outcomes data and to beat the wind turned southern against warm air some model forecast when the prevailing much of next week this pattern

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. >> will: it shows he is not focused on the issues via dormont voters consider top priority. >> brianr country and how we seem to be shading away from taking responsibility. if you talk to the president of the united states he will say, gas prices are going up. your utility bills are rising because of the pollutant price hike or they will talk about saudi arabia. or he will say i'm pumping as much as i can or the greedy gas companies. when there is a problem, the president points blame. when there is a bigger issue he points to things he is happy about which is the job numbers, but he never digs in and says what clinton was great at. i understand what's going on right now, i am working on it, here's what i'm doing. i understand what's going on right now, i will have nothing to do with. >> ainsley: he pushes infrastructure. he went to pittsburgh to that bridge that collapsed, he is they're talking about infrastructure, which is important but what is most important to you right now? the economy, inflation. >> will: no doubt. that's what voters wish he would -- >> ainsley: and crime is n

dormont for 800 weeks came back to life in 2021, bursting to surface again last year and this summer. have? >> we're looking at people losing their homes and other critical infrastructure. there's the blue lagoon. it could happen in the next hour, it could happen in the next few days. we just don't know. >> reporter: the people from this fishing village watching and hoping their town survives. >>> still a lot of uncertainty today, but even a small eruption could cause a lot of damage according to scientists in iceland. but they say it won't create an ash cloud like the one that grounded flights back in 2010. >> kelly, thank you. >>> hundreds of hostages including americans are still trapped in gaza, more than a month after the israel-hamas war bega israeli prime min stern now says a possible deal. >> an impending deal of this kind or that kind. then we learned it was nothing. the minute we started the ground operation things began to change. >> is there a potential deal, mr. prime minister. >> there could be, the less i say about it the more chance it materializes. >>> dan, good to se

after that infection, the virus can lie dormont and re-emerge. to form shingles., it mainly causes paralysis on one side of the face. >> and what some of the other symptoms? >> other symptoms do exist, th facial nerve is closely associated with other important nerves and structures that negatively affect our hearing, our balance, even our tongue. the way we speak. >> what's the outlook for this kind of diagnosis, what's the recovery time? >> i always tell patients when i diagnose something like this, if you have it once in life, the risk of it coming back does exist. for many symptoms will resolve within weeks, but for some symptoms can last for weeks. or longer. treatments include steroids and even eye protection. it's important to know, and i want to stress this, you have to get help as soon as possible, because studies have shown those who get treatment early have better outcomes. >> dr. sutton, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> really scary stuff. >>> we're going to turn now to get a check of the weather, meteorologist cheryl scott from our

jan to the dormont amendment to dodd frank is a good example. by imposing price fees, you took away free simple checking bank accounts for millions of americans, particularly low income americans. now we get multipart pricing with high monthly fees and other prices that adjusted as a result. the credit card acted the same thing by controlling the ability to reprice risk. this forces unbundling in the like and drives of costs. a lot of proposals on the table right now like the cf pd's late roll will interfere with late base pace -- pricing and the proposal to extend to be determined amendment to credit cards is disastrous and will take away free credit cards from consumers. i look forward to taking any questions you have. thank you. >> thank you, mr. todd zywicki. now, sally greenberg as the ceo of national consumers league. >> good morning chairman hickenlooper and ranking member lacked branch members of the subcommittee. you are founded in 1890 nine and are america's pioneering consumer advocacy organization. my organization has worked for year

and, now joins, if they win, now joins several other governments and leaders, dormont and hungary beingen, see you have a real divide throughout europe now of these nationalist populist parties that are closer to putin and they are to president biden. >> what about iran? iran is holding a presidential runoff ■çelection. that pits a reformist candidate against a hard line former nuclear negotiator and it's happening amid reports that iran is closer than ever to producing nuclear weapons after dramatically speeding up its enrichment over recent weeks. how might the next president influence the program and how it wields power in the region? >> these elections are less important because at the end of the day the supreme leader runs everything in iran. the clerics run everything there. the president does not have that kind of power. hope the reformist wins. compared to him, but it really doesn't matter. what does matter is related to what we were just talking about. ■4jdtqi u$e realignment autocrats that are stronger today and more aligned today against democratic forces. mr. putin relies on

before that, it was dormont for 800 years.entists believe an eruption there today could produce lava, but not an ash cloud. >> erielle: some stunning images already. thank you. >>> here at home, flu cases are on the rise in several states. abc's reena roy is here now with numbers and tips you need to stay safe. good morning, reena. >> reporter: it is that time of year again, and with people starting to gather for the holiday, health officials are urging americans to take precautions with numbers going up. this morning, health officials anticipating the spread of viruses as people start to gather for thanksgiving amid a rise in flu-like illnesses. >> we're very concerned about superspreader events, people coming together, mixing, and then bringing their illness home. >> reporter: seven states plus d.c. and puerto rico experiencing high or very high levels of respiratory illness activity. the cdc estimating from october until last week there were at least 780,000 flu illnesses and nearly 500 deaths. >> for those who are youngest

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other cases like dred scott, plessy or dormont to have listings that have outlasted the service of anyone since justice antonin scully a pastor way february 26 and, i have reflected on the importance of our supreme court in the senate's responsibility to evaluate the president's nominee to fill the vacancy. just over 25 years ago, i was myself a law student intern on the senate judiciary committee nomination unit for then chairman joe biden. and at that time, i heard from them long serving senator is a record of grievances that misunderstanding, a file committed one party against the other in a variety of confirmations and hearings in the bush and reagan administrations in before. and i am struck that half of the committee serving here today hasn't previously participated in any supreme court confirmation on this committee. when justice scalia died, i called on president obama to nominate a consensus candidate to the court that would help the spread chart deep partisan divide and enhance the legitimacy of the court on which our rule of law so profoundly depend on president obama did just

thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland.istory 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for your remarks and for your leadership in our city. at this time, i would like to introduce the relatively new consul general from ireland in san francisco and ironically, the office that i work in is one floor above yours. so i'm down and it's a beautiful place. woiz like to have consul general approach. thank you. >> just look around, my first few months in the city, this is truly amazing. this will really do your heart good. i want to thank mayor london breed for being such a friend of ireland, of the irish and of irish-america and in my short time here, i see what you do for the people of san francisco, thank you. and we will have you in ireland in the next few months, i can promise you. i thought that was for me behind me. keep it going. today we raise the flag for ir

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thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland. i cannot be the first mayor in the history 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for your remarks and for your leadership in our city. at this time, i would like to introduce the relatively new consul general from ireland in san francisco and ironically, the office that i work in is one floor above yours. so i'm down and it's a beautiful place. woiz like to have consul general approach. thank you. >> just look around, my first few months in the city, this is truly amazing. this will really do your heart good. i want to thank mayor london breed for being such a friend of ireland, of the irish and of irish-america and in my short time here, i see what you do for the people of san francisco, thank you. and we will have you in ireland in the next few months, i can promise you. i thought that was for me behind me. keep it

in the case here dormont say the leader who lives here was actually at of the house walking her dogsack and then noticed some smoke in the ride. >> thank you. >> area. >> we'll be back with more in just a couple of minutes a big story is the cool down if you forgot because summer is only three days your member this morning because the fog is back. stockton again and traffic is back to >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jo

thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland.irst mayor in the history 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for your remarks and for your leadership in our city. at this time, i would like to introduce the relatively new consul general from ireland in san francisco and ironically, the office that i work in is one floor above yours. so i'm down and it's a beautiful place. woiz like to have consul general approach. thank you. >> just look around, my first few months in the city, this is truly amazing. this will really do your heart good. i want to thank mayor london breed for being such a friend of ireland, of the irish and of irish-america and in my short time here, i see what you do for the people of san francisco, thank you. and we will have you in ireland in the next few months, i can promise you. i thought that was for me behind me. keep it going. today we ra