this is doug doug, and i'll follow up on the amount of when i go ahead you direct look another didn't go out on that, but i'm, i'm daunted. able to get, i got to where the of, when i'm able my even clearly columbia no one made up and i'm in albany and they used them as i layla my manager. and i feel like i've been are boy, okay. bronto and local mental go up in on all the good guys is nathan and ah, the darian gap is nearly 50 kilometers wide stretching from the atlantic to the pacific and connect south and north america. ah. it's known as a drug smuggling corridor between columbia, panama. ah, a video central idea by the migrants show the difficulties of the journey nobody knows how many people have died this year. they are only the tales of those who saw them disappear. rescue operations have become an everyday issue. this video shows a team of panamanian border patrol agents rescuing 2 migrants who food was destroyed by the current. ah, countries in the region are trying to address that migration crises are right through the 2 cross river shows how thousands are fleeing poverty and

so it's kind of concerned it still exist and we cannot ignore doug. doug, officially, we are to do to what degree you see here, we are checking the people who are getting but just the drivers being checked here . all the people are checked inside inside. there's a body check remains mistrust between the people and the taliban. for many afghans, years of conflict are not easy to forget. whoa, whoa, whoa, or message to our country men is don't fear these lie mc emirates of afghanistan. the 20 year fight was to defend your rights and we are not your enemies. we are your friends up and we will secure your life in your belongings. on the streets of the capital, we want to get a sense of how people see them. well, other security is better than before, but work in the economy are in a very bad state. i'm asking the world, why have they blocked afghanistan's money? it's not the taliban. so i sals, it's the money of the afghans they need to release it. ah, i get them all here. rather they say they'll ensure security, but they can't because there's no work, no jobs.

he's, like, i'm not a burnt out loser moron like doug. doug, what a loser you are. >> that bitch ain't a wizard. if he was a wizard his first spell would be a pay raise! that (~bleep~) makes 11,000. how are you a wizard on food stamps? how are you a wizard on food stamps? roll call-ass wizard. he's a broke-ass wizard. you went to wizard school and now have all them student loans. that's why harry potter made tall the movies to pay the student loans. is lord of the rings and harry potter the same universe. >> no, roy, it's not. >> what was i watching? would you mind -- not having the camera on me? >> my bad. >> trevor: i'll just do this -- i won't even look at you. >> appreciate it. >> trevor: all right, but let's move on to our top story, it's about congress, the site of america's most powerful jowls. the democrats are still trying to pass two major bills one for infrastructure and one that tackles climate change to healthcare to childcare to college, which means there's a a lot of stress and bickering and drama. in other words, it's the perfe

doug's. blood, no match to doug. dna, the holy grail, no match to doug. >> the wire used in the garrote, despite what the prosecution ct match with the wire found on the back of his mother's paintings. >> you can't match it. why? because wire can't be matched. >> but above all, said shapiro, doug bradford wasn't there at lynne's apartment the night she was murdered. his alibi was solid. he was sailing that night and then paddling his 30-foot shield. >> we're going to prove to you, to an absolute certainty, that not only can you paddle this boat, doug bradford did. >> his proof? this video produced by the shapiro office, showing a 2-ton shields boat being pat paddled one person, as doug claimed he did on the night of lynne's murder. >> a picture is worth a thousand words. >> what wasn't revealed is it was shot in the harbor, not far out in the ocean. even the skipper he hired to perform the paddling admitted on the stand that nobody sails at night with no wind. and then came another stumble. shapiro, famous for tripping up prosecution witnesses on the stand, called his own weather expert, who testified there was enoug

doug shown. doug, i'll start with you since you are a poster and understand how the questions are asked and how these things go. democrat party might die in the midterms because of an issue like education, how important is the virginia governor's race and how important is education to that race? >> both are critical, kennedy. this race is in a state joe biden one by about ten points youngkin's wing by even two or three points, it would be a huge turnaround fox news poll showed a wide margin that would suggest joe biden and his agenda are in deep trouble and what you are saying about education is important, it get to people's values. in particular the parent do not want to hear or believe an elected official or prospective elected official saying they have no say in the kids education and their upbringing. kennedy, this is a bill from my party, the democrats and it suggests potentially new jersey is much closer than that eight to ten points margin the polls have been showing for income but governor phil murphy. kennedy: it's fascinating, it's a massive shift and we been watching for weeks now. mike, when will the democrats distance themselves from best? they have doubled down on it and stood behind the teachers unions, alienating parent and the funny thing is, it's the parents who go out and vote. >> they will distance themselves when they feel about the polls, i think it may be too late to get adequate distance. should be a poisonous third rail to say we are going to parents of parental rights. mcauliffe is running against the law of his own state, there's a statue in virginia but enshrined and codified law parents have a right to govern and guide the education and upbringing of their children, for should be the fundamental understanding that democrat hitched their wagon to this notion but maybe your kids aren't yours, maybe your kids are ours, that was a huge miscalculation beyond just being crazy. kennedy: there are aspects to socialism that are sellable to the voting public. there are a lot of people who believe muted college should be free, they should be paid family leave but that is not necessarily the case when it comes to disconnect between parents and schools. they have stepped on a live wire here and i don't know how they walked it back. i am very curious to see because i think are asthmatic democrats and independents as repugnant want to have greater say in their kids education. >> i think we are testing the balance. kennedy: i like your -- not. >> absolutely true this is a terrible issue democrat and frankly, it's a rebuke to what's been conventional wisdom in the republican party for far too long which is education is not an important issue in election issues divide people. you had obama just missing these issues, they are trumped up by the right. the reality is as you say, out of the republican party platform points, their messaging on education and pushing things like critical race theory gender ideology obstacles, instituting school twice making sure schools are open and remain open without too many restrictions after the pandemic, these are issues for we do bring moderates to the conservative side. moderates who might think healthcare should be more controlled by the government or are not concerned about massive spending congress but on these issues there with their right, the exact opposite what we've been told for years which is stay away from cultural issues, those are scary, only talk about dollars and cents, best strategy didn't work then but it certainly doesn't work now. kennedy: it really appears to be backfiring in this race with the swing so fast, anything could happen next week and we are going to keep talking about it. the virginia governor's race is too thick. the party panel will stick around, much more coming up including details in the alec baldwin movie shooting, wait until you hear what the sheriff said today. could baldwin face criminal charges? speaking of criminals, andrew cuomo today charged with misdemeanor for allegedly rubbing his former aide, is this the end of the line? is he going to the graybar hotel? that's coming up. 's . ♪♪ ♪♪ this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfinity app. our thanks your rewards. accident according to the santa fe county sheriff investigating alec baldwin and death of the cinematographer on the movie rest, watch. >> be careful using the word accident, this is obviously a tragedy and was avoidable so right now it's a criminal investigation. kennedy: that's not good, but share also said they are focusing on how live ammunition ended up on the set which contradicts the armor is has there was never any. alec baldwin seems to push the focus away from himself by retreating an article that stated assistant director dave hall's admitted he should have inspected the gun so who's to blame here? should alec baldwin have checked the revival himself before firing it? mike chase dougwill start with you, what most problematic here in this case? >> the fact is that somebody is dead and they are dead because of somebody's action targets that live nonstudent magically materialize, somebody professional or the detective here is talking about when they say no accident or id cautious about using the term accident, clear talk about criminal like negligence, that's your first question, should alec baldwin have checked the gun before he fired it? anybody ever, ever ever handling a gun should do that and where this is bumping up against his hollywood sort of imaginary world and disconnect with truth, they can throw stones epic on owners in america for having basic covetous with weapons of mass case probably would have saved her life so he should have checked the gun. kennedy: while any of these rules clearly follow from this horrific death? for they change the movie industry for the better in that? >> that's honestly way too soon to tell. honestly it looks like there were mu

doug green clean. _ and look where she is. claire, doug green clean, it's _ and look where she is. claire, dougdline. a lot of the player papers have gone with the stapley they have. and they have all been slightly cheeky with their headlines and i i think the mirror and say that she revealed her irritation command i think it's the mail that says she made a public intervention when, of course, she did nothing the sort, as was said, she was overheard talking to the duchess of cornwall and her private secretary, but absolutely, you know, it's notjust the green clean, it is the green rails now as was mentioned. prince philip was hugely into climate change. it's a huge push from the royal family, into climate change. it's a huge push from the royalfamily, and i think we will probably see more of that step i take assigned to the telegraph. this is very interesting, as we have had endless debates about trying to improve energy efficiency in homes. a big scheme that was going to insulate all our homes that was scrapped when the coalition government can and as part of the austerity changes. now we are

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doug campbell. the cofounder and ceo of doug campbell mr. campbell, welcome to "mad money. >> thank you for having me, glad to be here >> tell me why is solid powers got a different and better approach for the companies that want so much to be ev? >> absolutely, it really is our platform technology which could plug in any chemistry and that a customer requests and combining it with technology that's highly manufacturable so with the value proposition that we can step right into either existing or contemplating. >> okay, so now full but went to jim farley today, why do you like solid power he tolld me this. you are going to translate it for me we like solid power, so we don't waste our just announced manufacturing process and fac facility which means what >> what that means is they have designed production facilities and con strucking those production facility around industry standards and lithium i ion. that's pretty much industry standards going into vehicles. the reason mr. farley likes solid power is we are not rendering any of those investment obsolete. we can leverage those. >> quantumscape has a lsimilar se series why are you different from quantum scape and why let's say the performance may be better because of the relations of few adverse. >> i would say key advantages is industrialization that we have already achieved industrialization. to be more specific, literally sitting from 30 feet where i am is our megawatt scale that mirrors lithium ion production we are producing battery at preliminary scale to date. >> i am worried about ev fires you are better or worse than we have right now >> substantially better. basically in a solid state battery, we have replaced that volatile and flammable liquid with a very stable solid ion conducting materials such that under stand abuse conditions and etcetera, our cells may still fail but in a benign and catastrophic matter instead of a thermo run away in your hand, you will simply have a dead break >> how about price when will you be able to get this thing going and how much can it go down and weight? we know weight and price is an issue. >> yes, weight and volume and price. >> i tell my team here at solid power that we are in the business of delivering dollars our solid state is simply a mean to get there the way we deliver on very low dollars for kilowatt hours taking advantage we believe and our oem partners believe the design of future ev battery packs incorporating salt and state battery would be substantial, things like pat-cooling and a lot of safety features that would drive down the cause at the pack level, we announced a sizable contract from the federal government, and the focus of that work was actually to displace what jim farley mentioned with an extreme lilo cost conversion. when i say extremely, i mean we could potentially reduce the cost by over 90% >> wow >> these are no nickel and co co cobalt these are made from earth materials. >> there is a lot of disappointment and maybe disappointment done brought down a solid power company whose stocks should be a lot higher. i want to thank doug very interesting situation thank you so much for coming on "mad money," sir >> thank you, jim, thank you for having me. >> i don't know, $10 and got the endorsement of ford and much cheaper and no fire wars i think this one may be for real "mad money" is back after a quick break. >>> coming up, a storm is coming so give us a call. cramer got the answers to all your burning questions "the lightning round" is next. the internet wasn't built to be a place of walls. but then the walls went up and choice became limited. until now. now we're in a new digital landscape of emerging channels, data-driven campaigns and measurable outcomes. welcome to now - the new open web. powered by people-based software from viant - a new standard in media. the upgrade marketers deserve. viant. built for now. ♪♪ you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your j

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doug logan and cyber ninjas were hired in a no bid process despite it being well known that doug logan was spreading false claims of election fraud on social media. the arizona senate also was well aware that doug logan was spreading qanon theories, racist qanon theory and they knew that doug logan was intimately involved in promoting the stop the steal movement that was key to inciting the january 6th insurrection which was a violent attack on the united states congress and an attempt to over throw the result offense the presidential election that president biden had won by the popular vote and also in an electoral college landslide. the fact the arizona senate entrusted their so-called audit to a partisan political hack like doug logan is revealing as to the true purpose of the so-called audit. the real reason why the arizona senate entrusted this process to doug logan and the cyber ninjas was to undermine public confidence in our election while providing a false justification for efforts in georgia with this infamous senate bill 202 and also in arizona and other states around the country to pass laws making it harder to vote and easier to partisan officials like those in the arizona senate t

doug logan and the cyber ninjas should not have been the firm entrusted with that obligation. why? because the arizona state senate knew that doug logan and his business, known as the cyber ninjas, had absolutely no election or auditing experience or expertise, and they knew that doug logan was a well-known and notorious pro-trump conspiracy extremist when they hired him to conduct the audit. doug logan and cyber ninjas were hired in a no bid process, despite it being well-known that doug logan was spreading false claims of election fraud on social media. the arizona senate also was well aware that doug logan was spread spreading racist qanon theories. he was in the stop of steal movement that was key to inciting the january 6 insurrection, a violent attack on the united states congress and an attempt to overthrow the results of the president election that president biden had won by the popular vote and also in an electoral college landslide. the fact that the arizona senate entrusted their so-called audit to a partisan political hack like doug logan is revealing as to the true purpose of the so-called audit. the real reason why the arizona senate entrusted this process to doug logan and the cyber ninjas was to undermine public confidence in our election while prov

doug logan was spreading claims of election fraud on social media. the arizona senate was also aware that doug logan was spreading qanon racist theory and they knew that doug logan was intimately involved in promoting the stop the steal movement that was key to inciting the january 6 insurrection which was a violent attack on the u.s. congress and an attempt to overthrow the results of the presidential election that president biden had one -- won by the vote and the electoral college landslide. the fact that the arizona senate entrusted their so-called audit to a partisan political hack like doug logan is revealing as to the true quote -- purpose of the so-called audit. the real reason why the arizona senate entrusted this process to doug logan and the cyber ninjas was to undermine public confidence in our elections while providing a false justification for efforts in georgia with this infinite senate bill 202 and also arizona and other states around the country to pass laws making it harder to vote and easier for partisan officials like those in the arizona senate to subvert elections. -- it has now been revealed that doug logan and cyber ninjas took $5 m

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doug kass, and we always protect the copyright of our guests, doug kass has been important guest. i just got a note. this is about china is the red swan. that is an overarching theme. i would give you credit. you've been out in front of this before me as china being the red swan. jonathan: lisa has been clear how this has been building through the year, not just the last few months. lisa: i wonder the idea that the kremlin will come out in support of the natural gas market, what is their incentive? what they want in return given seems to be taken as a real thing by the market. jonathan: stagflation. this conversation is not going away. tom: it is not and it folds actual street strategy whether it is steve major at hsbc -- subadra rajappa joins us with socgen. it is an interesting move. let's start with what has not happened. why are yields not moving like net gas? subadra: because of the fact that we are a big market and we look at fundamentals and bond yields have been slow to react to what is happening on the commodity complex because it is not that big of an issue. i think the moves in natural gas are speculative. i'm not sure there should be a reaction in the bond market. broadly speaking, i think higher oil prices and fears of inflation have been driving yields higher. i think that trend will stay for the remainder of the year. tom: lisa abramowicz has emphasized the paper in the insatiable demand. if i like yields at 1.35, price down, yields up, i will little -- i will really like it at 1.55. is there huge thirst to buy the dip in bonds? subadra: what you will see from investors is some level of caution given that you will see a sharp move from around 1.30 prior to the fomc meeting to around 1.55 and momentum seems to be towards higher yields given headlines. what you will see over the next weeks is more cautious approach in the bond market. you will not see dip buyers in right away. they will need to see 10-year gilts stabilize before they come in and start buying the market. in the near term they probably stay on the sidelines, especially heading into payrolls this weekend. beyond that we stabilize into a new range, then you see investors coming in. jonathan: many legends of the investment world are worried. there's a difference between big an economist and looking at stagflation and saying the stag does not work. growth is expected have a four handle through next year. that is not stagflation. market participants are saying growth decelerating and inflation expectations still elevated and maybe they might accelerate into a new year. i want to understand how a pot market behaves in that environment, decelerating growth and persistent higher inflation. what does that look like? subadra: inflation expectations should rise modestly given where inflation expectations are in the u.k. and europe. you are seeing global inflation expectations rise meaningfully. we did a chart comparing inflation expectations last week. what you notice is the u.s. 10 year breakevens have been very much in a range and until yesterday they have been tested to break above 240. i think if inflation risks persist you will see room for breakevens to continue to rise. broadly speaking, the fundamental picture is supportive. growth is strong. we are seeing revisions to growth in the third quarter but that is pushing cap growth -- that is pushing out growth into the upcoming quarters. it is not growth we are using, it is getting postponed. there is no to rail meant. in that context -- there is no derailment. jonathan: it is the classic em llama. -- it is the classic em dilemma. often they hike. i'm trying to understand what dm central banks will do. will they have the patient's to sit this one through? subadra: i think they will. like vice chair richard clarida said they want to see what the inflation prints are up to the end of the year. there is a persistence of inflation. they will not rush into guiding the markets with hiking. the announcement will come in november regardless of what happens to the employment report on friday. beyond that they will need to see consistent pressure, supply chain pressure, wage pressure before they start to think about hiking. what they are doing is setting up for the ability to raise rates and the second half of next year by finishing the tapering by the middle of next year. lisa: they will be tapering bonds and i want to go back to the stagflation debate. how high can yields get if we experience an environment like that, not even this year but next year as the bond purchases start to wear off and we started to see a more normalized economy with the supply chain disruption still in full force? subadra: the tapering of asset purchases on margin should help push yields higher. our forecast, we think the 10 year yield gets to 2.25 by the third quarter of next year. that is the timeframe we are looking at. the very gradual rise in yields. i think of last couple of weeks the market has meaningfully priced in a much faster pace of rate hikes. that is putting pressure in the belly of the curve. right now the market seems sufficiently priced for the next three years, up to 2024. we need more data for the market to be able to pricing a much faster pace of hikes we are on. i think it will be a gradually pricing higher as we get data over the upcoming quarters. lisa: how much potential is there for policy risk due to the composition of the federal reserve at a time when it is increasingly politicized to will be the next fed chair? subadra: i think there is some policy risk. i think chairman powell gets another extension in his term. for the most part as the composition changes, the composition might turn more dovish. more caution, more accommodation . in the big scheme of things, the fed is an independent body they will look at fundamentals before they make any major changes in their policy. i am not necessarily concerned about any change in the composition. jonathan: thank you. subadra rajappa of socgen. that password is going nowhere. -- that s-word is going nowhere. tom: what i find start, taking a number of good thinkers, jay pelosky saying we are on the edge of a pacific rim in asia. james sweeney of credit suisse. dougticulating what stan truck and miller calls the red swan. i think it is important these distinctions we are debating. we are going through this and making jokes about tang and manchester united. today play last night? jonathan: i am not sure they did. tom: this is serious stuff and there is raging debates. jonathan: one thing we have not discussed much about. we touched on it. we need to build on that. who is going to be leading this federal reserve through the next several years? lisa: how much does it matter? subadra rajappa saying if we get another one that fed chair will be more dovish. remember when we were getting the potential for the fed to be more dovish and it led to long rates going higher? what happened to that logic? jonathan: do you think there's a chance it becomes increasingly politicized? lisa: people are saying a bigger risk to the market is the fed, versus even the debt ceiling debate, which is what president biden wants to focus on. jonathan: mario draghi saying eu

doug, mr. blackwell, our president of the board and joaquin and the state senator and malia, as well as our lieutenant governor and thank you doug shoemacker for your lead and so many others making this day possible. now i have the honor of bringing to the podium my friend. i saw first-hand her leadership and her judgment that she has about these issues serves our country well, but most importantly, appreciates what's happening here in san francisco. madam secretary. mad am am secretary marsha fudge. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you. i came all the way from washington. ya'll can't say 'good morning,' it's going to be a problem. your mayor is absolutely outstanding. she's always been on the leading edge of making change especially when she does these kinds of things. to speaker pelosi, even though i'm not a member of congress any longer, you are still my speaker and i have watched this little lady put the entire caucus on her back and carry it across that finish line and i'm looking for you to do it one more time. you know, nancy likes to quote matthew. right now, i'm thinking about eclesiasis. this is the season to build

doug merck, the ceo. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. always happy to be here. >> thank you, douglot of key messages today. can you give us what people would have heard and what distinguishes you from others in your category? >> absolutely. so let me peel thisback for a second you have followed us more closely than anybody else. we had a really good q1, q2, and q4 we had ten consecutive quarters of 70%-plus growth today was an exciting day, we were working like crazy to make sure we had updates across our platform and our package solutions that focus on the cyber security teams, and our big new initiative over the past year and a half, the application dev ops teams. >> you helped the u.s. government meet cyber security problems what will this do for the u.s. government >> great question. the u.s. government has been a great customer for splunk for well over a decade most every agency uses splunk underneath the covers, with ways to investigate potential security incidents there was an executive order that made this even more important, and we created a package and offering pricing

doug griffith is a lawyer who specializes in space and aviation how do you see this playing out? hard to hear him like that, isn't it it sounds like we can't hardly hear him doug would probably say billionaires will battle in the courtroom. more on that when it works >>> a ransomware gang. a new report on the lengths that gang is going to recruit top hackers. >>> suspended from face bbook ad youtube, banned for life from twitter, but now one platform is willing to have him, his own willing to have him, his own >>> and democrats eye a finish at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. >>> another black eye for greek life this iem out of the university of missouri suspendingall fraternity activities after a freshman was found unresponsive he was found early yesterday morning. school officials temporarily suspended the fraternity investigators believe several frat members were trump at the party. the group says they are working with officials and will take appropriate action based on what the group found. they say - the individuals could face criminal charges ransomware coming out of the dark thin 7 is the russian group believed to be behind the pipeline attack. remember now they are using websites to recruit hackers. this is what it looks like the site is complete with job openings, testimonials, contacts, but experts say it is all, as they say, b.s. what does this tell us about the business of ransomware. >> it tells you they are so desperate they have come out of the shadows. usually they search on the dark web, but they are doing it on the open web and using a false name it is need for new hires that is so alarming for cybersecurity professionals. the bad guys think business is going to stay good >> there is a talent crunch going on in the ransomware space because they are making so much money, transforming their business and they need more people to do this work much there are hundreds of millions of dollars on the line >> this fake company bastion security was run by a real gang known as thin 7. remember, it caused fuel shortages up and down the east coast. >> they look a lot like real jobs, like real good jobs. these guys are offering vacations, time off on the weekends, offering regular pay increases and promotions >> and, shep, that logo, b.s., it's almost an inside joke because this company certainly was b.s. >> scleerl -- clearly. >>> the high price of home buying existing home sales jumped 7% last month according to the national association of realtors, the biggest increase in a year pushing sales to an eight-month high median price $353,000, up 13% from last year >>> the federal reserve announcing a ban on policymakers owning stocks. that means they can no longer hold shares in individual companies and can't invest in individual bonds, hold securities, agency securities or derivative contracts the new rules imposed over a growing ethics controversy whether bank officials should be able to trade while their policies can and often do move markets. >>> and a triceratops skeleton selling at auction, the price tag? $7.7 million and the age? 66 million years old >>> on wall street -- >>> it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> covid came from lobsters inside china's disinformation campaign tracking the source of a tidal wave of lies >>> and stopped in his tracks. stopping a gunman with his bear hands. >>> and the president, his poll ratings dropping 7 points in four months. 41% of americans approve of his job while 52% disapprove it comes as americans are divided over the plan. speaker pelosi said they are close to a deal but not what the white house wanted >> it is a smaller bill, but it's historic, transformational and will make a difference in the lives of america's working families >> but it's not what they promised let's go to kayla. >> democrats are racing to agree on a framework of the social and climate package and agree on areas to trim as they try to limit the package to less than 2 trillion they have agreed to these cuts -- under the white house's $100 billion in 2024, individuals making less than $150,000 a year would get leave as long as it lasts. that is a lot less than the original proposal, 12 weeks for everyone permanently and ways the package could be funded was limited and the white house -- >> this is something that can be delivered for the american public we know this will help the economy with good paying union jobs and the middle class americans. we are all on the same page with that and so we see that progress is coming along we think in the next couple days we will see progress >> democrats hope to see an agreement in principle to arm president biden with a win ahead of the g20 and to boost terry mcauliffe in the gubernatorial race which has closely tracked the president's agenda >>> we asked 800 americans how's president biden doing. his approval rating fell by 7 points and a 2-point drop in how he's handling the economy and 3-point in how he's handling the pandemic >> steve, it's clear, americans are worried about our economy. >> some of the most pessimistic views on the economy we have seen in the history of the survey 46% expect the economy to worsen that's a record. 84% think prices will increase, the highest since 2011 add up the challenges, virus, high prices, labor shortages, supply shortages, it's up 19 points since 2019. >> labor and supply shortage is a major worry for americans. >> this survey shows americans are seeing supply shortages in their stores and at the cash register in higher prices. 66% said they have noticed sc stores closed on days or hours they would normally be open. and these are not luxury type goods. these are everyday things like paper towels, cleaning surprise. supply shortages have become real and weighs heavily. >> in the world of politics, there is no greater focus than the race for governor in virginia the republican has been gaining steadily and tonight it's a dead heat a dead heat in a state where a year ago president biden won by ten points so democrats are bringing in the big guns for a final push for their candidate president biden will campaign there next week. vice president harris stumping there tonight. this huge push comes as a poll shows that terry mcauliffe has lost his lead. and a million dollar ad campaign was launched hammering mcauliffe on schools larry, great to see you. we know turnouts will decide this will democrats turn out? >> right now they are not. that's why they are bringing in these people, president biden and former president obama it better work because if it doesn't, i don't see how mcauliffe will end up winning. right now -- and this is true for the last seven or eight years, there are more democrats than republicans in virginia if you have both sides turn out about the same rate, democrats will win what's happening democrats are turned off and not enthusiastic that's why you are seeing polls heading in the direction they are heading which is more youngkin >> a national feel, is that true in this race >> if glen youngkin is elected, you will have every pundit project the 2022 election. they will say the democrats will not hold the house or senate maybe that will be true or not but if you have a consensus like that, you will have fund-raising tank that's what democrats will see they will see their fund-raising tank and they will wish they had passed these two big bills rather than the clown card we have seen. >> the vice president there, the former president campaigning for him. if he loses with all that firepower, you have to wonder where democrats are headed >> not just anywhere, but virginia which has become one of the mainstays of the democratic party, when i was growing up, one couldn't believe unless it was old style democrats. this has been stung. if the democrats can't hold virginia with a ten-point edge for boididen last year, then ne year looks grim. we will see what happens with the economy, maybe covid will be better, but on the whole mid terms are not good for the incumbent administration this could be another 2010 >> democrats would be reeling if so thanks >>> covid did not come from maine lobsters that we can confirm. but the internet is feverishly pedaling that lie. how we traced the source of that huge disinformation all of the way to china >>> facebook is under fire its own board reported it was not transparent about who gives preferential treatment to some users. the cross-check program is an internal program to review content. this comes a month after "the wall street journal" reported -- that some high profile facebook users were exempt. one example, the decision back in may to boot former president trump from its platform. in response facebook writes -- mike isaac, technology reporter for "the new york times. what are the chances this will have any meaningful impact on anything facebook does >> that's a great question i think the whole thing about the oversight board is it's facebook's oversight board they created it, spun it off into this independent thing, but they can decide if they want to abide by those rules or not. so far in the past they have said we are going to agree to do this or that, but at any point they could say no as well. >>> now another social media platform president trump announcing his own social media app called truth social he wrote -- >>> whether that will ever happen or not is a matter for future reporting it is not even public yet and already issues with this thing >> it has been interesting >> it has been crazy, mike >> i am trying to be as polished as possible. it's been fascinating to see this fervor in the market for the special purpose acquisition vehicle to take this thing out there, but right now it's mostly in theory. there is no actual product out there. facebook and twitter and other social networks have a stranglehold on it >> this reads like a script that hollywood would never buy. >> some peopleare buying it. i don't know about hollywood at least they believe anything around trump will have some sort of gravity that may make money, but right now it's all very ethereal right now he has been foreshadowing this since before he was president and we haven't seen anything so i'm skeptical at best. >> you are the man. >>> china is using social media to push a wild new theory. it comes from an investigation by msnbc that china is spreading on twitter that covid may have come from lobsters in maine. >> in china the government controls what citizens can and cannot see and they are targeting the u.s oxford policy on technology investigates a modern-day disinformation campaign. >> how much time do you spend sitting here >> often quite long diving into hundreds of thousands of retweets >> working with nbc news he followed a tweet that covid originated from maine lobsters he said there is no evidence backing that up. >> i started looking at accounts that repeatedly and in multiple languages shared snippets of text that were identical >> there were over 1500 tweets claiming that covid was imported to china on american seafood, a bogus thing that china has been calling it soon more than 1,000 tweets were being sent out on multiple fake or hacked accounts and at the same time each day approximately 8:00 a.m. in beijing. >> that's suspicious >> that's what i was thinking as well >> twitter has now suspended over 500 accounts our investigation uncovered and more keep popping up. twitter tell us they routinely tackle platform manipulation and they removed all of those accounts we flagged for them but u.s. social media is vulnerable to influence by foreign governments. >> in response to our reporting, the chinese embassy here in london said china has always been committed to making its voice heard in a truthful manner and not spreading disinformation in that it accuses western media of china bashing and of themselves spreading rumors about origins of covid just this month there was a new effort trying to establish where covid came from. >> of course they did. >>> back to the courtroom battle between the billionaires bay bezos is suing nasa. doug how do you see this playing out? >> this is a case of blue origin coming to court and saying, judge, under the federal acquisition regulation, nasa was required to play fair and impartial in awarding this contract to send the next contracts to the moon. instead they gave preferential treatment to spacex according to blue origin. they say if the requirement had been waived for us we could have put in a better bid. >> bill nelson said he believes this could further delay the mission set for 2024 to return people to the moon fair >> fair in theory but probably not going to happen. there was a hearing this morning before the judge this is supposed to resolve the issue once and for all i imagine the judge will take this under condition i think by november 1 the program will be off and running to the moon again. >> as space becomes a bigger point of emphasis for private companies, there is a lot of money to make. should we expect to see more cases like this one? >> i think so. any time ther

doug ferguson were stationed in havana experiencing a piercing sound from outside their home. >> at the same level all the time, very, very loud. it's nothing you could sit with. >> kate, doug and tina would become three of the original u.s. diplomats diagnosed with neurological symptoms after experiencing mysterious episodes in havana. >> related to a directional phenomenon exposure. what do the neurologists tell you about the changes in your brain? >> he said well, it's like you aged 20, 25 years all at once. >> cases like theirs are on the rise across the globe. who or what is to blame? is it a device or a weapon? while some remain skeptical these are attacks a top scientific panel found the most likely explanation for the havana cases was directed pulsed radial frequency energy. >> one of the reasons i haven't talked to the news is that i'm telling these bad actors how their weapon worked on me, getting intel on what they can use it for and how they can use it. are we guinea pigs? test mice? a little bit. i don't like it. >> reporter: while dougs diplomatic career is over and tee into's is sidelined. >> this is the heartbreaker, the document says maximum medical improvement which means i won't get any better. >> that's the great loss. all these people who have so much to offer who are not going to be the same. >> not just us. >> their lives forever altered speaking out now so americans can understand the impact of the miss curious episodes. >> it's easy for people to be dismissive and say you look fine but the real sit i'm not and i don't think very many of us are. and we just want to have our lives back. >> the leading theory is that this could be similar to a technology that russia had used during the cold war to spy on the u.s. embassy. later used to collect data from computers and cell phones, but now a hostile country may have turned it into a weapon. russia as well as cuba deny any involvement. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> wow. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruehl. >> good morning it's 10:00 a.m. ea

doug sterner so they've been looking for me for a long time. believe it or not, his squad had been awarded the silver star 21 years ago, but none of them could track marked down but doug'ss and i told him i really didn't care. they can mail it to me that my wife was the and that's what happened in a ceremony at the pentagon. mark finally got that silver star forgotten valor forgotten no more thanks to this veteran who promises to remember we're veterans voices. i'm jeremy hubbard. and for more stories. honoring veterans. all you have to do is scan this qr code. we have a complete page on our website. >> and this will take you right there. >> a memorial service will be held for general colin powell on november 5th at the washington national cathedral. a spokesperson for the former secretary of state said the service is scheduled for noon and will be invitation only there will be limited seating powell died monday at the age of 84 due to complications from covid. he had been suffering from multiple myeloma, an early stage parkinson's. he is the first black u.s. secretary of state and a top military officer and a former national security adviser. >> congress is getting inv

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in the east bay hayward police are investigating 2 men for a shooting that injured 3 people. police say it happened at around 2.30 on saturday morning on b street and main and that's located near city hall. >> the shooting did shut down the street for a short period of time. police officers say the victims are in stable condition this morning. but the extent of their injuries still not being released to the public safe. >> for some offshore winds to develop as we head into the new that will mean a fire danger going up ahead, we'll give you an idea of what that red flag warning coverage area looks like 65 by 11 by 2, we're ta managing type 2 diabetes? on it. -on it. on it, with jardiance. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. jardiance also lowers a1c. and it 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power starting tomorrow morning. according to the utility company, the outages could impact people in 32 california counties including 5 in bay area counties. those are alameda contra costa napa, solano and sonoma solano county could see the biggest outages with all of this with more than 4500 customers at risk. so what they usually do is they want you to sign up for text alerts that way. the as the u.s. yeah, right. so you won't be in the dark all of a sudden, yeah. so head to the pg e website. there's a very, very easy link. psps outages you can get a little bit more detail if you are one of those people in those areas. look, just behind this. the sun is coming up. so beautifully. this the day, a little david, give us a little bit more detail on high fire danger. and warning here that we've got. >> i know that about the pg e alerts kind of thing. that's really good thing to sign up for because they can change that kind of thing. all of a sudden sometimes you're not in the middle of a sudden they throw you in and then bam. you get an alert and you're included in and sometimes you don't get a 12 hour notice or whatever. so it's good thing to keep in mind to do a check and why they're doing this here is the red flag warning. you can see the coverage areas basically the higher elevations, but it covers all that geography off to the east bay as well. and you'll see when we show you the winds, why that's the case solano counties. basically all of that and more the higher elevations up in the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. the tan color around all of that. that's the wind advisory. now when we have a map like this take away the red when we have a wind advisory that covers everybody usually a winter storm dropping south. but this go-around, it's more of an offshore wind. so it's not as typical for us. here's the east bay getting lit up a little bit. a little bit of fog off towards the distance. here's the golden gate bridge a little bit close up close and personal as we break through some of that fog temperature. check. notice how cool is up in the north bay tick up in the valleys there. 40 santa rosa. well, that's the cold air drainage fact we have dry air, not much movement yet. so therefore temperatures are able to fall to radiational cooling overnight. lot of 50's for much of the east bay 45 half moon bay. 53 san francisco for today. that afternoon breeze checking in stress to pick up, though upstream, as you can see, this is 6.15 already dropping south. here we go. wash. overnight tomorrow morning. this is approaching high noon. look at those arrows due north to south from the north and there you can see the coverage area. why the red flag warning is the way it is even cover the east bay shoreline here, too. so we don't have a nice, good on shore when something else is interfering. and so it picks up at around noon like that. it will still be were around for a while as late as tuesday morning. however, the big driver of all of this will be the dry air. look how quickly it dries out even for today. as you can see this afternoon into the 20% range off to the far east bay a little bit of recovery tomorrow morning. that's it. there's no green on here. harvey can make out at all. and then as we get into monday afternoon dropping into the teens and there's no surprise why they made the issue statement as they did when you have relative humidity levels like that. okay. so breaking it all down for you. it's mostly sunny mild today 70's for the bay 80's happening inland. there. then the red flag warning we talked about. it's the east bay hills points, east. also the north bay hills and the santa cruz mountains in this. and then for the next week, it's mostly sunny and mild for the week ahead. and a system midweek temperatures fall. again, we talked about this before, does look like we'll get any rain out of that. maybe by the next weekend, something upstream from a bear. some watching 69 san francisco 72 for oakland, 75 for san jose. the far east bay. we might tap off at around 80 or so in some spots. but we'll take a closer look at that in your 4 zone forecast will. >> day. there's a new breed of mosquitoes that's making southern california, their home experts say, and they're not going anywhere. yet. this they only need a few drops of water to breed and their eggs can survive for up to a year. kimberly chang learned what scientists are doing to try to get rid of them. >> i guess so many other my legs and you can even like aside and not help to where they can spray or something. so when people say i feel like i'm getting bitten by mosquitoes more this year. they're not imagining it. >> no, they are not to know. and depending on where you live, it might have just started really building up this year. there's a relatively new invasive culprit in town. the 80's mosquito. they'll bite again and again and again. they're more aggressive than the mosquitoes were familiar with. they like biting birds better than they like biting people. so they were a few abides. but these new mosquitoes prefer to bite people and they a daytime biters. so in the shade in people's backyards. the bite people all day long. they're also very hard to get rid of according to says include director of scientific technical services at greater la county vector control district. they'll lay their eggs in tiny bits of standing water as small as a bottle cap. so a little bottle cap of water can bring about how i would cite over the time if it stays filled for the consistently. hundreds vector control has traps in various areas in the district. they test the mosquitoes for diseases. the 80's mosquitoes have been in la county since 2000, 11 and they've spread on the bright side, although the mosquitoes can theoretically transmit diseases. currently we have not seen any evidence of that. so it's mostly just the nuisance long-term clue says they have plans to introduce sterile male mosquitoes into the area. these males would be released and they would make. but the wild females and their offspring would not be viable and that would bring populations found. in the meantime, our best defense might just be over your fence. they don't fly far. so if you get everybody, you share a fence with to control the yards and not have any water. >> then. >> you're pretty much good to go. >> if you're flying southwest airlines this weekend. make sure you check your flight before you leave the airport and air traffic control issue combined with weather delays in the east coast cause some major problems across the airline's network actually force the dallas-based carrier to delay and cancel. >> hundreds of flights this weekend. southwest had over 500, 50 cancellations and just over 700 delayed flights nationwide. our very own kate rooney. she was trying to head to arizona for the forty-niners game yesterday. her flight got canceled. i'm not sure if she was able to get on. another one will have to kind of way and see for the game today. but definitely a headache for a lot of travelers this weekend. to call ahead just in case, especially at >> a new california bill is public education facilities to provide women's health products for free. the bill was signed into law on thursday by governor newsom. >> it means california public schools and colleges must stock their restrooms with free menstrual products starting school next year. the passage of the bill comes as women's rights advocates are pushing nationwide for affordable access to these products. to go cocktails. they are here to stay after governor newsom signed bills giving bars and restaurants. a boost now what started off as a practice to get them some money during covid-19 during the shutdown. that will continue with the legislation. state regulations. they all allow those businesses to continue to prepare and serve food and alcohol outside along with to go cocktails. the allow this to go on until a year after the end of california's covid-19 state of emergency or in 3 years from now, 2024 whichever comes first. and for me, noel, come on, covid-19 be i know while working from home, maybe a little bit easier. old. >> the big change like that. well, yeah. >> i think we're going to that. he says now, yeah, we have they're still ahead morning news, a northern california family is still searching for their missing daughter. we've got more on their efforts to find her the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >> and welcome back. it's been more than 2 years since a northern california family saw their teenage daughter near sacramento. family is refusing, however, to give up hopes of finding their daughter. the family is now raising funds to increase the reward money for information in her disappearance. at noon wallace has the details. you're looking at victoria mark enough 2 years ago, october 9th 2019 was the last time anyone heard from the then 16 year-old teenage girl. mark, you grew up in summer creek here in amador county. but in october 2019, her car was found abandoned in our south of here and escalon san joaquin county because of you for as mark in his mother blanca has not given up in the search. today. put on this fundraiser at the taco spot food truck in sutter hill. all of this with the goal to increase the reward money in this case or a war that currently stands at $20,000. police. >> in some of the most. kids might only that it. she was my baby. >> after marking his disappearance. authorities arrested 22 year-old joshua anthony martinez because they believed he murdered her and then fled to mexico. but he was later released on lack of evidence they those who attended today's fundraiser just hope marquee night is found safe and sound they're a great family and they just serve all the help they can get to find her. i want hear something from somebody put it somebody what happened with >> and center tom wallace, fox 40 news. well, take a look at this. a big rig with a trailer carrying a crane toppled on eastbound interstate 80 yesterday morning. it. >> happened about a mile from the bay bridge toll plaza heading into the east bay. 2 lanes were closed around 8.30. they were able to reopen shortly after. in the east bay. meanwhile, the attic of a home in oakland caught on fire friday night. it happened on keeneland avenue. oakland. firefighters say it actually took 5 fire units in total to get everything under control. no word yet on what caused that fire. stay with us. cover morning news continues after the break. >> welcome back. 7.30 here on this sunday morning. and it is beautiful. you can already see the sun hitting the sales force tower there in downtown san francisco it's a looking pretty clear out there clear and crisp because i was driving into work and not that its scientific. but the will mobile. yeah. the thermometer was like 5149 a certain time. so when you say, chris, because as i walked out this morning, that's exactly what my mindset what's. we're nice and crisp out here all like weather day visit going to be crispy for a while and the morning hours shore yeah, i saw all ryan this morning to sun and how much the way of fog in southern marin going on ryan's riding earlier, an earlier overnight. so we were getting into the winter months as we drift into that category. >> little bit of fog around the golden gate bridge. but that's only the anomaly we do have dry air that allow those temperatures to fall a little bit and we didn't have much of the way of winds to stir things up. so with those 2 factors in place. we want to watch out with this a red flag warning talk that we have right now. here's a shot. the east bay shoreline. very nicely lit up there for you. and meanwhile, the temperature check were down to 40, even see the santa rosa lot of 40's up in the north bay 50's 40's mixture for the east bay 52 going on san jose. but the coverage area, the red. that's the red flag warning that we talked about there and you can see a lot of geography is affected by that. the tan color. well, that's the wind advisory. now we don't always see a wind advisory time. we see an offshore wind event that covers the whole bay like that. it tends to be more of those swint are storms that come dropping south. we have other issues to look out for. so although you don't usually get property damage with wind advisory. you may get some nuisance issues that happened with that. so the patio furniture and whatever, maybe bring that in when tracker what we're going right now to single digits to calm as what we can see. and the forecast calls for 65 by 11 by 2, not bad at 76. you really won't start noticing the winds a little bit till we get to late tonight and then as we get into tomorrow, we'll look into that in your 4 zone forecast a bit. will. dave the extensive cleanup effort along our southern california coast continues this morning. one week after the devastating oil spill assessment teams are out, figuring out. >> where cleanup needs to be concentrated. much of the oil is moving south. so it's becoming a growing problem now for people in northern san diego county, many orange county beaches are partially open this morning. but officials say they need more time before it's safe for everyone. >> this is a community that relies on the water for lifestyle for business. we have served being sailing. we have boating fishing and we're all going to get back to all of that in the next couple of days. we just need to be a little bit more patient because we don't want there to be some consequence from allowing people to go in the water too soon. >> now officials there are urging people not to clean up any of the oil themselves. if you spot any tar, you can report them to tara ball reports at wildlife dot com dot gov. i should say vessels that started with tainting oil can stop by multiple decontamination sites and newport huntington beach. and for many of those local areas. they're they're cleanup for them is free. so they get to go out there and look at the noel. i know that's your neck of the woods. it's just heartbreaking to see that you can see all those ships just waiting in the ocean there waiting to be able to come in. >> meanwhile, congressman josh carter is pushing a bipartisan bill that could help local farmers and tackle climate change. the farm act would invest about 2.5 billion dollars to help farmers implement climate friendly farming methods the process collects almond shells and other farm waste. it heats them at about a 1000 degrees to produce a liquid plant growth. stimulant called bio char now harder believes the bill could be the future of farming. >> we are the fruit and not basket of the entire world. and we need to continue to double down on that because these are jobs that can't be done anywhere else in the entire world. >> now, without this system, most not farmers are forced to burn their shells, contributing to poor air quality in the san joaquin valley. health insurers in california must now cover the cost of coronavirus tests. the bill is the latest in a crackdown on surprise out of pocket testing fees, federal and state laws were passed early in the pandemic to provide free testing. but some patients are still being charged as more workplaces and schools across california start to require proof of vaccination or frequent testing lawmakers say access to free testing is essential to curbing the spread of covid-19. >> to national news. the white house says it will allow the national archives to provide congressional investigators with documents related to former president donald trump's activities back on january 6th as basil john reports, trump vows to fight the white house's decision in the courtroom. the latest blocked by president joe biden. >> could lead to a legal battle between the former and current president as the administration says the goal is prevention. former president donald trump says many of his white house records are protected by executive privilege. but the white house announced friday that president biden will allow the national archives to provide some of those records to the house committee investigating the january 6th riots. the president has determined that an assertion of executive privilege. >> is not warranted for the first set of documents from the trump white house. white house press secretary jen psaki says the priority for president biden is to prevent a repeat of january 6th. he believes it to be of the utmost importance for both congress and the american people to have a complete understanding of the events of that day to prevent them from happening again. under federal law. the former president can ask to withhold sensitive documents. >> kept by the national archives from congress and the public. in a statement, trump said, quote, they're trying once again to use congress to persecute their political opponents. the requests are not based in law. a reality. it's just a game to these politicians. the white house insists this is not a political issue but an effort to provide the select committee all of the information it requires. psaki says this is only one back to the documents and eat request will be evaluated individually by the white house that this was a uniquely dark day and our democracy. >> a day that we need to get to the bottom up on you know, that's important context here as well. the national archives has not issued its own response. and the former president and his lawyers are threatening to go to court to stop the transfer reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. amazon has created a new payment 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we've got a little bit of fire danger going on is for you. read my mind because i was thinking how pretty it is out there, but it's almost like >> calm before the storm. so to speak. but it looks so pretty before hurricane that right will say and i know we're going to be buckling up over the overnight hours with a windy conditions. yeah. this is a pretty large swath of us that are that are under some fire issue. not just that the red flag warning but when coverage area, the wind advisory is really the everybody is involved in that. and typically that we get that with winter storms more often. >> but this is going to be offshore dry when we still have some fog issues around half moon bay that will be clearing out. but let's get to those winds today will get the typical. uptick with those winds basically on shore. that's the good guy. but then it flips over. look at the arrows by tomorrow due south is where they're coming up from the due north direction. so very dry. it's going to be up here to the north bay east bay as well. basically the east bay hills and points towards the east. look at the humidity levels, they really plummet even this afternoon recovery. that's tomorrow morning. that's the best we can muster ever and then just drop south throughout the day on monday will be banking off of a dry atmosphere a little bit and later on on tuesday, watching systems coming in from the pacific. only thing it's kind of interesting as we get into next end of next weekend. and the following week. boy, that looks inviting. hopefully we'll get a piece of that 4 zone forecast checking things out for your sunday 69 san francisco into the lower 60's at the coast bayside mostly the lower 70's down south. we have 76 for redwood city. looks like 73 for palo alto. 73 santa clara 75 san jose cupertino, 75 lower 70's along the east bay shoreline near 80 for tri valley. looks like 81. 1 on walnut creek at 80 for conquered 68 for berkeley. 67 vallejo. 79 fairfield. now the 7579 santa rosa, one other system make note by the middle of the week. that's going to knock us back down again. some scattered clouds technically little chance of a shower. we're covering to the 80's by next weekend. but it's after that. hopefully maybe we'll get some rain showers here. >> for your help this morning. the health of your gut has been a topic of increasing research and discussion lately. more people are aware of their gut microbiomes than ever before. but what does it all actually mean. our health expert karen, a walk is here to explain why your gut health affects your overall health care. and when we were talking a couple of months ago i was telling gut health is something i really didn't hear that term until maybe 5 years ago. >> a new in upcoming topic. you know, when when we studied biology and physiology back when our our good was pretty much along to that. just helps you eat absorb nxp and that was it. and over the past decade or so there's been a lot more research, a lot 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shouldn't take long yeah, like idea. but it's nice when someone is shovel wrists and that way offering the right. >> still ahead here. the next outcome for morning news, the dodgers dominated the game yet on nation estimate work there. we're going to show you highlights of bringing the series to a tie. plus, the blue angels put on a spectacular air show in san francisco. why people say. >> they make sure they see them every year >> also biden declines to trump's request to withhold white house records from the general 6 committee. why trump says he plans to fight the decision in court. we'll be >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news i'm noelle bellow we'll track. it is not a good sunday morning sunday morning, though. it's not known if you're a giants fan. so she's been rubbing it in all alabama gets part with look at this. in 5. i am not as aggressive as he was yesterday. he was taunting and teasing all morning long really had a lot of confidence of the giants are going to win. they clearly did not. we're going to have the highlights for you in just a bit. but let's talk a little bit about our weather forecast because there's another blue angel happening again today. >> it was beautiful yesterday. dave, what's going to be like today. it was another good one, guys. good morning. good morning, not much. the way of winds during the actual day today. they don't start really picking up until we get to tonight overnight. >> and into tomorrow morning. so having said all that expect more of the same temperatures. pretty good inland to we have a little bit of that fog to deal with right here. you can see it half moon bay. also at i promise you it's still there. the golden gate bridge could just see the top of the towers a little bit temperature. check 40's up to the north bay. good 50's across the breath of the bay. 52 down to san jose palo alto checks in at 46. now what we're talking about that red flag warning. there you see the coverage area. it starts at 11 o'clock tonight will be until well, that should be tuesday morning. there. this is the red flag warning coverage area. you can see also coupled with this. that tan color is a wind advisory. and that's for everybody. we tend to see that a lot of times with storms coming our way. not necessarily an offshore wind event. a wind advisory, not a high wind warning so you don't tend to get a lot of property damage with it. but it is possible there might be some new nuisance, a property damage with that. on the patio furniture 70 at a high noon by 3 o'clock. we're talking 77. so not bad today. lots of sunshine winds kick tonight. we'll have more on your forecast in just a bit. we'll know. well, thanks, dave. >> as we were saying, the dodgers dominated that the giants 92 yesterday to tie up this series. >> get it out of your system. dodgers because you're heading back to los angeles and hopefully you will have problem. so get out your tied 1, one. this is a travel day for the giants and the dodgers next time they see each other. we'll be in los angeles. kron four's. jason dumas has the low lights, not the highlights lowlights from my life. >> good morning, everyone. we know it would not be easy to dodgers are really, really, really 106 games and they showed why last night it was a good old fashion. but within let's head out the oracle and see how it all went down. there's the hero of game one logan webb who was hosting coming. gottesman could match him. spoiler alert. he did it top of the second dodgers starting pitcher julio urias helping his own cause with a liner to right the dodgers go up one, nothing just like hyped up next, batter mookie betts his 3rd hit of the series that scores a run in. early on the dodgers. take a commanding 2, nothing meanwhile, various. he was also solid from the mound. he struck out 5 in 5 only gave up one run. he was really ticket. all right. kevin gausman, he settled in midway through his game. at one point he retired 10 straight batters. there he gets the strikeout. but in the 6th inning after he walked a batter. he was pulled it didn't work out well for the giants. cody bellinger drives one deep off. dom leone. 2 runs. come on in to score on the double. it is 4 to one dodgers next. batter aj pilot add insult to injury. 2 more runs score. not a good night for the dodgers bullpen. giant showed some life in the bottom of the ending. but trey turner snatches the momentum away from them figuratively and literally all of that play right there. just a brilliant play from turn. next. batter brandon crawford. he's going to single to right. we might be rallying on 3rd and king. wilmer flores decides to test the arm of mookie betts. i don't know. why did it mookie betts has a laser. he failed that test. not a smart play to end the end top of the 8th will smith takes ackley tell. deep to left field. that was out of here. 7 to blue. and that was all she wrote the dodgers go on to win this one, 92 they tie the series at one game apiece. we now head to la for game 3 at dodger stadium. alex wood will get the start for the giants. max scherzer on the mouth from the dodgers. let's hear from san francisco after the game. >> in pretty good after the second. any. you know, after that, i felt like i kind of. got my zone a little bit you know, retired a lot of hitters in a row. >> you know, obviously we're showing up to that 6th inning. it is an important decision point in. perhaps you say in a clean inning for gone leone in may be things go a little bit different. we felt really good about causing in the next 3 hitters out. c. sometimes that that works out. sometimes it doesn't. and tonight can you explain how you feel now. going back to dodger stadium knowing it's a best of 3 with 2 at home and scherzer. >> that's it's a good feeling. it's interesting how that the narrative change from from game to game right now. like you said, it's a 3 game series. we have home field advantage and we've got max on the mound. so. >> i like where we're at. >> all righty. we will have coverage live from los angeles for game 3. it will be a doozy. but for now, that's all we have for sports. >> we do have some other sports headlines as trey lance makes his first start for the niners today. he's going to be without one of his biggest weapons. the team place 2 time pro bowl tight end george kittle on the injured reserve list with that calf injury. kettle was listed as doubtful for today's game. against arizona cardinals because of the injury now miss at least 3 weeks, got to take care of himself. well, hey, did you see them if not more than likely heard them. the world famous navy blue angels hit the skies during the annual san francisco fleet week air show yesterday. thousands. >> flock to the waterfront to see it for themselves. kron four's phillipe djegal was there with fans as they were treated to a great show. >> it could not have dreamed better conditions an air show over the san francisco bay is enjoyable, you know, to give them experience i had when i get out here and to see who is, you know, to some flips is amazing later. stopped in their tracks for a glimpse of the city through a gulls are area my whole i want >> news just like an annual event. for me navigating through the bog down city streets and trying to soak in another fleet week. air show saturday. families headed to the marina green for a bird's eye view of the action. >> in >> addition to the flight demonstration squadron of the u.s. may be the u.s. coast guard also put on a show. the event featuring the united triple 7 as well making this the only air show in the country. with a commercial airliner performing a fully choreographed times the little bit nervous around big crowds because of covid. so being a thing. but i think it's important for people to get out of the house. and you know. >> have a little bit of fun. enjoy themselves and that they did to the booming sounds of fighter like the 4th of july. you know, but you see airplanes, you know, find an air doing flips. >> and they will be back in the air on sunday in san francisco police today all kron 4 news. >> as ali just said, they will be back out today. this afte4noon, another beautiful day in store for you all. so if you don't feel like getting out there in dealing with the crowds kron on. we did our special yesterday and it's going to re-air all day on our app. so be sure to tune in there so you can be out there again, i don't know if we'll be out there again, i was out there yesterday. i got like best seat in the house basically front row. i don't know if i could to see it any more the way i saw it yesterday as you was it loud because it's funny because i inside on, though. okay. you big headphones on. so it was i mean, it was still very loud, it was yes, you're really close. i've heard him. but nice clear. we're right there. 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passenger who is still being detained by port authority police tonight at laguardia airport. the passenger was one of 76 aboard american airlines eagle flight 4817 from indianapolis, which landed at laguardia just after 03:00pm, according to port authority police, several passengers said there was suspicious and erratic behavior by this one passenger people got concerned, according to police that he was seen reaching into his bag. and that's when the pilot made a decision to make an emergency landing deploying the emergency chutes for all to evacuate the plane. the plane landed safely and there were no injuries. several of the passengers were also questioned by port authority police and you can see a large intense emergency response on the tarmac of the airport as as taken into custody. qunol turmeric supports healthy joints and inflammation response. unlike regular turmeric, qunol's superior absorption helps you get the full benefits of turmeric. qunol the better turmeric. >> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we're talking winds. the offshore wind variety. there you see the red for the red flag warning and everybody is in the wind advisory. so the coverage area covers the entire bay with those winds going on will be dry. here's the future cast winds. a little bit of an on shore breeze today gets more aggressive up to the north bay. and there's the coverage area overnight tomorrow of those offshore winds pick up in the north bay and a lot of the east bay as well. east bay hills and points off towards the east will be banking off of a dry atmosphere all the way through tuesday we've frozen this for sunday afternoon and then tomorrow morning we don't have much of recovery that humidity or the moisture coming in them. the marine layer. so we start things off or going to a very dry afternoon for your monday forecast today. 69 san francisco open 70 to 75 san jose. we'll see some areas reached about the lower 80's. still possible. a lot of 70's up in the north bay. we'll put this together for your 4 zone forecast. coming up in just a bit. well. >> touted as the pumpkin capital of the world. half moon, bay produces more than 3,000 tons of pumpkins every year. so it does a thing or 2 about getting into the spirit of the fall season. but the charming coastal location is also loaded with good things to enjoy year. round are travel enthusiast. dana redmond joining us now with a look at half moon bay really excited to get out there this fall. >> good morning. yeah. it has a fun twist on fall color, of course. but truthfully. >> if you like, being outside, if you like beautiful coastal views, you're gonna love it any time of year. so it's got a road trip show. you get that first taste of what's in store for your weekend. truthfully, this is when you just exit the tom lantos tunnels on southbound highway one double slit. double double slide trail just a little bit more than a mile in length. it's a paved trail. it's good for anyone. walkers runners. bikers all ages, all abilities because look at what you get to and this is what used to be a dangerous stretch of roadway played by erosion and and land slides. now it's the only part of highway one that's off limits to cars. keep your eyes focused on the water depending on the time of year you might see whales sea lions a variety seabirds. there are plenty of overlooks and benches. you can stop and sit. take it all in along the way if you're done, you can turn around and head back your car and it's an ideal place to watch the sunset used. yeah, exactly. the news just coming and coming. so stretching your legs doesn't get much easier than this. truthfully. and if you like what you see here, save some time. if you get on the water while you're in half moon bay. i think you appreciate it even more. this is pillar point harbor, half moon, bay kayak, company rents kayaks and paddleboards. so it's really easy to get out on the water yourself. some of the animals that might keep you company sea lions. seals, leopard, sharks, all sorts of things pop up. but it makes you appreciate that. the you even more, you know, keep your distance watch the animals safely. kind of enjoy the show. you can go out on your own or the folks at half moon bay kayak company can arrange a guided tour. the waters calm very protected in this area. so if you're maybe new to the sport or a little hesitant. it's a great place to kind of get a feel for things again as well. yeah. yeah, absolutely. and lots of good company along the way, saw the sea lion up there. if if that's something that kind of excite you, you know, maybe meeting some of the area's wilder residents. there's a place to do that, too. it's hardly residents will >> this is of working goat dairy and they are some of the most outgoing goats that i think ever come not friendly. not too friendly great rate about the kind that's going make you laugh and smile. the whole time. you are there. truthfully, you can always drop by for a quick a low over the fence. there's goats in the fie d constantly but truthfully taking a tour is a really entertaining informative way to learn about what life is like on the farm. you'll get an introduction to some of the cheeses they make. and there's also lots of other animals on the farm llamas chickens bees. there's a docking in rosie. that is pretty personable as well. the tours are limited to 10 people. so they're nice and small. >> they run about 90 minutes of the usually easy to fit into your schedule and if there's something that you think you really like to do. they tend to fill up fast. so i'd recommend signing up online. if you're the organized type and you can pull that off. and dana is at $55 a person or $55 for 10 people. >> it's $55. a person secured signing up. you're signing up as as a solo person or for your group. i mean, it's a family. but they're limited to 10. that's why i say if you're the organized type and you know, this is something you want to do. it's a really good idea to sign up early because they can fill up. okay. that's hardly an arms. and then of course, we've got pumpkin patch is absolutely. you mentioned pumpkins at the top. if you can't think of leaving happened. they've got a pumpkin. that's ok, you can find what i'm going to call the perfect pumpkin anytime thanks to the folks at half moon bay art class in less than an hour. they'll teach you how to blow a glass pumpkin. okay. you can choose all sorts of crazy colors. you can go the more traditional route. it's absolutely amazing. and i can do it. put it that way. it's absolutely amazing to kind of watch as it starts to set to take shape and the owner douglas brown. one of the most patient man i think i've ever met. he does a really good job of walking you through the process and helping those beginner mistakes disappear. so is mine. can turn out like there's hope for anybody. you while glassblowing really is a very delicate art form. very cool that you got to experience that again. that's at half moon bay art class at a $130 to do that whole experience. >> absolutely. but what i would also say is that this is something years. if you're interested in, keep your eye on it. they go on sale a lot and there's a good chance you may be able to do it for less. all right. dana redd been. thank you so much as always. giving us the ideas for vacations. a great little fall trip for us there in half. moon bay. appreciate your time. thanks to happen today. you too, will be right back. >> still ahead, we're talking movies this weekend. we'll be ri [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. lowe's showrooms have a variety of stylish flooring don't you'll love forsoon. years to come. like pergo wetprotect. and stainmaster. exclusively at lowe's. your life might change, but your flooring can 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doug just said it to suggest that inflation will be more persistent and higher than what both the federal reserve and the administration expects. now, i bring the federal reserve in because while i disagree with doug, this is not a biden administration issue. a lot of the things in front of congress today would enhance supply responsiveness, would increase labor participation which means it would address the supply problem which is pushing inflation higher. this is a federal reserve issue and the fed has been behind the curve for too long. >> sandra: interesting analysis. some are making the case there's something this administration could do to alleviate at least the supply chain crisis that is leading to a lot of these high prices and empty store shelves. kevin mccarthy was on "fox & friends" this morning and he had this warning. listen. >> why is inflation here? because of the spending of what the democrats have done, the trillions of dollars. the supply chain, most expensive thanks giving we've ever had. our shelves go into the stores you don't believe it's america where we do not have our shelves have become empty. it's based upon the democratic policies. >> sandra: you can respond to that, dougct to muhammad, obviously, a bit of a debate, i guess we have of our own here, yeah. >> well, i agree and disagree. certainly with the fed, they have been behind. and right now, they're paralyzed as they await appointments and, perhaps, the reappointment of jerome powell as chair. so that's not a good situation. in the end, the fed will be responsible for the inflation rate. supply shortages are -- and, you know, problems are real but they're always relative to demand. and they really exacerbated the problem with the stimulus bill and really shouldn't do it again. i think that's just a really principle part of this story and larry summers was the first to point out the mistake that the $2 trillion stimulus was in march. that's what lit this flame and made inflation take off. and so don't make anymore mistakes. the fed should start moving more quickly and that would give us a chance for this to come down. but it's not going to come down overnight. it's not going to come down to 2% any t