are already being felt on beaches like this one because of the work to do with farmers on the river eyres is one of three farmers who all have dairy farms who all have firms in this part and that water run straight off the streams that feed the nearby river. but unlike most farmers in wales he is regularly inspected by wales checking how he stores and spreads his slurry. we will just we willjust go on here. these inspectors are from sepa, the scottish equivalent of natural resources wales. they started noticing problems with phosphates and their rivers as far back as 200a. farmers always say they want to be compliant and comply with rules and regulations. it's only when you show them where they're not compliant will they take some regulatory improvements. compliance in this area has risen from 34% in 2010 to 99% 110w. seeing a difference in nutrient concentration on the river isn't going to happen overnight. it's good number of years for for a rise in the phosphate levels but it can be done. it is something that has to be started sooner rather than later. scotland's environmental regulat

[laughter] eyre reall pumpkins. kumasi:hey will be on main stet.five. 60's and 70's close to the coast. 80's in our warmest spots. sunshine later today. jobina: if you rely on bart and are traveling through the transbay tube you may run into late -- into delays up to 20 minutes due to earthquake retrofit work. kumasi: today is indigenous peoples' day and that means most banks will be closed along with the post office and government buildings. forget about black friday. incredible holiday deals are arriving right now. here is becky worley with your gma first look. becky: the holiday shopping season has begun. this morning date it will be released that predicts a more subdued holiday shopping season for retailers and bigger discounts for shoppers. >> our expectation is the shopping season may start earlier but retailers are likely to respond to more aggressive discounts and we have seen that in our data. becky: amazon launching its new fall shopping event tomorrow promoting deals on electronics and products from hasbro and samsung. target announcing

he's made him a focus of his eyre, and i expect that will continue, brianna, after we leave the midtermsrefer a full rhetorical embrace? >> i think one, he would prefer a full rhetorical embrace. another is that mcconnell was very, very critical of donald trump's role of the january 6th riots at the capitol. he gave a pretty blistering speech, and i think trump reacted to that aggressively. these were never people, brianna, who had much in common. mcconnell clearly didn't think much of donald trump but did accept that he was the leader of the republican party and tried to get what policy initiatives he believed in through. donald trump i think knew that mitch mcconnell did not think very highly of him and reacted to that. >> you also have interesting reporting in the book about what is, i guess, sort of casual racism and homophobia and instances even where donald trump assumes people of color are there for a certain role and they are not. >> number one, yes. i think one of the drive-throughlines of the book, and this book, i want to make clear, is a look at a life, a look at how we got t

fire to kill the protesters burned the courthouse unrest continued for several days, governor john eyre introduced martial law in jamaica and brutally. suppressed the uprising troops fired indiscriminately killed about 400 people. including the women and children of god gordon and many rebels executed today they are considered national heroes of jamaica october 11, 1922 the soviet government decided to introduce a new monetary unit, chervonets - this was an important step in the revival of the national economy after the war revolution. it fell apart soviet rubles depreciated for a couple of suitcases of that kind of money on the black market they gave a loaf of bread or a bottle of moonshine, in the course. there were also kerenki banknotes of the interim government, royal money and money that were printed by various authorities during the civil war. this chaos was intensified by the policy of war communism, in general to eliminate money circulation, but to the bolsheviks. nevertheless, it took hard currency banknotes of various denominations, real gold coins began to be minted with gol