you. >> know what, you want to think it's funny [ bleep ] -- >> gill, gill. >> in the midst of all this, this nurse comes in to address his medical problem, and she's very calm. and i expected him to have a worse reaction but it seemed to calm him down. >> have you ever broken your hand before? >> yes, several times. every time a c.o. pisses me off. >> hurt here? >> yeah. >> does it hurt here? >> yeah, all of it. >> has it ever taught a c.o. a lesson? >> i've never taken it far enough to teach them a lesson. >> she meant hitting the wall. >> does it teach them a lesson when you hurt yourself? >> what was impressive to me about the staff is they deescalated the situation by calmly talking to him, engaging him in a conversation. >> i'm not going to sit there and be [ bleep ] by inmates and not take it out on the staff. >> gill, listen to me a minute. none of that has been determined. we're going to get through this. >> let's get through this and then we'll deal with that, one step at a time. >> right as they're taking michael gill's blood pressure, the lieutenant starts using humor to cal

and it is crammed to the gills with caged birds.han 16,000 birds for sale here in a single day, more than 200 different species. there are three markets like this just in jakarta, so that gives you some idea of the scale of this market and this trade. loud birdsong and commotion. just the auditory assault on the senses is incredible. it is a very noisy place, and it is quite unpleasant, the smell is really quite acrid and overwhelming. for all it might seem to me like a strange, packed place with a strong smell, this is a centre of commerce and community here injakarta. in a growing economy, more and more people are spending their disposable income on the status symbol that is a valuable feathered pet. what are the ranges of prices? that is between about 20 and several thousand us dollars for a songbird. while some birds fetched very high prices, many cost less than a dollar. they are more expensive to feed than they are to buy. people take dozens at a time, they are treated like disposable objects. this one here, this is a sunda bu

ina gills across scotland and northerly england.ore shelter, we could continue to see some sunshine. we could then get warmth, with highs of 1617 degrees. underneath the cloud and rain, a little more disappointing. as we go through the night, the weather front brings the cloud and dream south, perhaps lingering over the south—west in the morning. clearer skies mean a chilly wind for scotland,... there skies mean a chilly wind for scotland, . . . there could skies mean a chilly wind for scotland,... there could be some showers down the north sea coast. 7-14d. that showers down the north sea coast. 7—14d. that will be down for the potential for a frosty start on monday morning. the spanish government has taken charge of catalonia's administration, a day after the region's parliament declared independence from spain. the region's leaders have been sacked, its parliament has been dissolved and regional elections have been called for december. the environment secretary michael gove has apologised unreservedly for an on—airjoke he made on

gill roy, chilly 49. bay, and for mount diablo you can see in the distance how nice that is this morning. with wind in the north bay, you have noise for sure. howling winds. numbers in the 60s. many of you live above 1,000 feet or near that and you are feeling the winds. and hearing the winds. in fact they will get quite gusty. more so by 4:00 this afternoon into sunset. look is flat and calm right now from the exploratorium camera. beautiful sky. high fire danger. mild to warm today. sunshine everywhere. and numbers do drop off into the 70s in some locations throughout tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday. as we look at wind profile you can see how gusty it is from point reyes. 2:00 this afternoon, from the north at 15 to 20 miles an hour. by this afternoon into sunset, 30 to 40 miles an hour all along the east bay. into oakland, 25 mile-an-hour winds. along the coast as well. this takes us through monday morning and no change as yellows and oranges allowing for gusty winds to be right over the bay and into y

we want to welcome sherman gill is with paralyzed veterans of american this morning. for the people of purt look we thank you both so much for squoyping us this morning. we saw the back and forth. we'll get to that in a minute. the situation on the ground now tell people about your husband he's there. he's there working on the effort what he is telling sghu not a lot it's hard to communicate with him he's fwln since sunday and wept down on relief flight to help governor with relief efforts and federal government lives here obviously from puerto rico. >> what are they saying. >> he' soop i lot of def nation because he's been in had helicopter flying over island. he said the whole island which was lush an beautiful and green and tropical place is virtually brown water everywhere and there's a lot of infrastructure -- obviously infrastructure damage is biggest concern and in saving lives and so it's tough. it's really hard. >> cherman we relied on veterans in this count bail us all out of all kind of situations it and here you are now a group look the disabled veterans n

we'll hear argument first this morning in case 16-1161, gill versus whitford. mr. tseytlin? mr. tseytlin: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: this court has never uncovered judicially manageable standards for determining when politicians have acted too politically in drawing district lines. plaintiff's social science metrics composed of statewide vote to seat ratios and hypothetical projections do not solve any of these problems. and hypothetical projections do not solve any of these problems. they were merely shifting

andy gill reports.y to watch a spectacular firework display a few hours before the new bridge opened. it links widnes on the north bank and runcorn on the south. tolls aside, the locals approve. it is smart. it is better than its sister bridge. it reminds me of the one in america. it is a lovely bridge. long time overdue. it is really fantastic as a development. just past midnight, the bridge was opened, and bikers were amongst the first to cross. the mersey gateway bridge is the biggest civil engineering project in the country outside london. the total cost is more than £1.8 billion. 20 million vehicles a year are expected to use it. and its 810 miles of cable would stretch from lands end tojon 0'groats. the old bridge now closes for a yearfor repairs. when it reopens, both mersey crossings will be tolled. locals can travel free if they pay a registration fee. but there is real anger amongst locals who have to pay. the transport secretary says the bridge should be free to use once it's paid for, in 20a

victoria gill reports. victoria: land of ice and fire. iceland's ruggedly beautiful landscape is the product of volcanic activity, but it can cause chaos. the ash cloud from this 2010 eruption grounded thousands of flights across europe. that is why british scientists are here on a mission that is seven years in the planning. at the icelandic office, monitoring volcanoes is daily work, but with their british colleagues, scientists can take crucial new measurements from the air. >> we are measuring up to 2 meters. now we are flying above, so we can fly at different levels in the atmosphere and it will help us understand how the volcanoes are behaving. how they are breathing, you could almost say. victoria: here is the key to the airborne mission. this is the u.k. atmospheric research aircraft, and you can see that the banks have been replaced by banks of analytical equipment to analyze particles and air through these pipes. this is a chemistry lab that can fly. circling and carrying out passes at different heights means that researchers ca

he did gill less i has the momentum over the democrat.s known for doing one thing that's breaking late in contests, and if he's able to pull this out, and really turn on the after burner in this last week before election day, not only does he have a chance to turn virginia red, but republicans have a chance it get momentum before the 2018 mid terms. >> jesse: it's a critical state. absolutely. it's been a purple state. hillary won it. and i think gill less i was closing so fast the last time, for senate and came up an inch short because he didn't get any money he should have gotten. er in how do you see this going? >> that's a great question. the polls have been all over the place on this. you know i think we've seen a lot more of ralph norton than he did gill less i in terms of on television. that means that ralph is in. >> v studios rather than meeting with voters, that's a good point. and i think it's obviously still more than a week away. it's not this coming tuesday but the tuesday after. so i think we'll see it in two weeks, be a bi

this oral argument, gill versus whitford -- gill v whitford, is one hour. >>

this oral argument, gill versus whitford -- gill v whitford, is one hour. >> we will hear arguments this morning in case 161161, gill versus whitford. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. judiciously manageable standards for how politicians have acted too politically. andal science metrics hypothetical projections do not solve any of these problems. they were merely shifting districting the final courts who decided the fate of maps based upon panels of experts. on a threshold matter, this court should hold the courts jurisdiction to entertain statewide political gerrymandering challenges, leaving district specific gerrymandering. >> i think it is true there is no case that directly helps respondents strongly on the standing issue. you have a strong argument. suppose the court -- you have to assume we will know exactly the parameters of it -- decided this was a first amendment issue. not an equal protection issue. with that change the calculus so if you are in one part of the state you have a first amendment interest in having your party strong or the other party weak? mr. t

victoria gill, bbc news, java. with all the sport, here's karthi at the bbc sport centre.the bbc sport centre. it had already been a difficult week for everton and their manager, ronald koeman, and after a 5—2 defeat to arsenal, they are now in the premier league relegation zone. defeat to arsenal, they are now in arsenal move up to fifth place with the victory, while tottenham are just five points off the league leaders manchester city after a fast—paced 4—1 win over liverpool. david 0rnstein reports. 4—1 win over liverpool. two 4—1 win over liverpool. teams whose seasons have fallen two teams whose seasons have so far fallen short of expectations. both are in need of inspiration, a time for a key men to show their worth. step up wayne rooney. almost 15 yea rs step up wayne rooney. almost 15 years to the day after scoring his first premier league goal at the same end against the same opposition. that was as good as it got for the home side, nacho monreal al reacting quickest to equalise for arsenal. then at mesut ozil rounding offa arsenal. then at mesut ozil rounding off

another frenchman also progressed as gilles simon made his way through to the second round.st gulbis 6—3, 6—3 injust over an hour. pakistan completed a 5—0 one day series whitewash of sri lanka in emphatic style on monday with a nine wicket victory in sharjah. they bowled the tourists out for just 103 runs. usman khan took two wickets in the first over and two in his second over, going on to get five injust 21 balls. no such problems for pakistan, they made their runs quickly and only lost one wicket, reaching their target with nine wickets and more than 29 overs to spare making it a ninth consecutive odi victory. the two teams now play a three—match twenty20 international series, the first two in abu dhabi and the last in lahore which will be the first in pakistan between the two sides since the sri lankan team bus was attacked by gunmen in 2009. the president of the pyeongchang 2018 organising committee, lee hee—beom, has promised that south korea will deliver a ‘safe and secure' winter olympics next year. he was speaking in greece ahead of the lighting of the olympic flam

gilles simon took the first set on a tie—break and dominated in the second, errors costing him, the world. dimitrov had a battle on his hands as ryan harrison battled his way to the first set, but then the bulgarian hit back. his reactions enough to hand him the second. the third went all the way to a tie—break, but it was dimitrov who came through, edging his way into the next round. former us football captain alexis lalas says coach bruce arena has to resign after the usa failed to reach the world cup for the first time since 1986. a draw against trinidad and tobago would've been enough, but they lost 2—1. it is the worst day in us soccer history. the world cup, keep in mind in the united states soccer is not the number one sport, and we as a soccer playing nation as an emerging soccer playing nation as an emerging soccer playing nation as an emerging soccer playing nation, we cannot afford to waste these platforms that come along every four years for the men's team. we have done with the women's team but we have to make sure we have the with the men's team because it changes perspectiv

. >> he picked up vince gill. are you worried?e tries to pick me up, i'm not giving him the statue. chris young is the newest member of the grand ole opry. >> this is something i dreamed of since i was a little kid. you never expect something like this. i'm definitely going to celebrate it. >> congratulations, chris. check out more from inside the opry this weekend on certified country. >>> more newsic news. taylor swift's music video for look what you made me do is nearing 60 million views on youtube since it dropped in august. now she's giving her fans a behind the scenes look at the throwback style. >> welcome to wardrobe land. shake it off music video. vmas. first time i went pantsless. >> reporter: taylor proving she's a fashionista through and through. check out her warehouse. >> important to wear subtle jewelry in music videos, i've learned. >> reporter: 15 outfits spanning her 11-year career went into the making of look what you made me do. >> picking the looks are the once we want to call attention to and go back and have

supreme court oral argument for gill vs. whitford, a case out of wisconsin involving redistricting. last year a lower court ruled that the state's 2011 map drafted by a republican-controlled legislature amounted to unconstitutional partisan gerrymandering. the state of wisconsin is appealing the lower court's decision. this is an hour. we'll hear argument first this morning in case 16-1161, gill versus whitford. mr. tseytlin? mr. tseytlin: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: this court has never uncovered judicially manageable standards for determining when politicians have acted too politically in drawing district lines. plaintiff's social science metrics composed of statewide vote to seat ratios and hypothetical projections do not solve any of these problems. and hypothetical projections do not solve any of these problems. they were merely shifting districting the final courts who decided the fate of maps based upon panels of experts. on a threshold matter, this court should hold the courts jurisdiction to entertain statewide political gerrymandering challenges, leavin

mid 70s at mountain, san jose and gill roy. and this is a view look west ward. 79 in santa rosa.74. fairfield, cochran and 74 at livermore. one more live view at isn't a cruz beach where she might be a popular place to go the next few days as we have serious heat coming our way near record heat over the next few days and sunny and warm at beaches and there won't be any gradual cooling until the end of the week. overnight, look for mainly clear skies. breezy in upper north bay hills. temperatures in low 50s. let me give you a forecast, starting around 10:00 or so, just a few patches of low cloud and fog near the coastline. 4:00 a.m., closer but still mainly clear along the coast. that disappears quickly, giving way from clear skies to coast to inland and that means a significant warm-up is coming our way. here is what to expect he, low to mid 90s. exceedingly dry conditions and that means increasing fire danger. we will keep watching that for you. in south bay, sunny skies with highs in mid 80s. mid 80s in peninsula. and at mountain view, mid up toer 70s along the coast. downtown

northbound 101 from gill roy to san jose looks good. traffic is going to be okay if you are driving into the silicon valley. there have been no major problems. the traffic is still looking good as you drive throughout the entire bay area. we have that accident 580 at greenville. it's been there are for a bit. traffic is a little bit slow over the altamont pass getting to greenville road. if you get on the freeway after are greenville road it's better for you. before, you're going to get slow traffic in the area. >> 280 in san jose where traffic is light through the downtown area and the bay bridge as you drive into san francisco. >> it's 4:19 steve. >> good morning. we have clear skies. see if any patchy fog forms. it was there yesterday but didn't prevent the city from getting to 74 degrees. it's going to go from one situation to another and that would be sun, sun and wind but -- by sunday into monday. sunny and warmer. we started that process slowly on wednesday. continued thursday. we'll keep ramp -- ramping it up. temperatures drop

vice president mike pence will appear saturday with ed gilles pea. >>> oh, man, this morning, world cup dreams are over for the u.s. all they needed was a tie. >> it's not wait until next year, it's wait for more years. >> yes, after seven straight appearances, team u.s.a. going to miss the world cup for the first time since 1986. they lost to trinidad and tebago. >> this is ridiculous. they only needed a tie. this is the first time the u.s. men's team is not in the world cup. it's devastating. >> it's a growing sport in the country. not as big as it was around the world. >>> twitter and facebook going crazy. >> a lot of people are frustrated and in disbelief. the world cup, by the way, in russia next year. that does seem -- not one more year, four years. >> let's try it again. the nats are playing at wrigley field in chicago after a rainout postponed tuesday's high stakes playoff game. it is do or die for the nats. we have to win. >> i know. lose to the cubs and you are out and you are eliminated. win and they force game five in washington. if you were hoping to see stephen strasburg p

. >> father dennis gill stressed the importance of reminding the public not to become immune to the tragedies. >> we as a church have an obligation to make the opportunity available so we don't forget god doesn't want this. this is not his plan. >> it's definitely something that is fresh. >> tonight, many say they have been searching for comfort all week. >> it was horrendous. these are ways we can cope with stuff like this. >> i think it's wonderful how the priest is talking about it, and letting everyone express their feelings about it in mass. >> having a play to go to give you solace, that everyone can come together. the laws need to change in order for something to be better. >> there is a special rosary set at 7:00 with a special intention for the victims. there will be a focus on them sunday morning mass as well. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> we have an update on a car crash that injured 11 people outside of a major tourist attraction in london. officials say it was not an act of terrorism. it happened outside the natural history museum when a car drove on to the pavement

we gill with thomas who were on the fire lines this morning as those new evacuation orders forced people from their homes. were they ready? >> reporter: yeah, actually, they were. this has obviously been happening all over town, many people said they had a bag packed. we're coming to you from long side highway 12 right in the middle of that new evacuation zone map you see on your screen. what's happening behind us right now, though, that's the battle to save the winery. it has been going on all day long. the fire came over that hillside early this morning and has been creeping down the hillside continually throughout the day. firefighters are trying to stop it here and in other places making sure the fire goes no further. the glow in the sky early this morning in santa rosa was not the sun coming up, it was fire coming over the hill. there was a sudden shift in the weather overnight and locals who said they were beginning to think they might be in the clear were once again staring at fire in their backyards and being told to leave. >> there's police car making all kind of noise waking up

we're looking from gill re to san jose, and traffic does look pretty good driving through morgan hill. and up into the san jose area. it's nice and early as you drive through it. an accident we had northbound 880 near auto mall, that's being cleared. it was a deadly crash, but they have taken the vehicle away; and the lanes are moving along l . this is a look at 280 in san jose. you can see traffic there is looking good getting up to highway 17. this morning's commute at the bay bridge is light so far. 4:18. let's bring steve in with todayt will be warm today, probably not record setting warm. if we do, it might be one or two, but nothing like yesterday when there was a bunch. san jose checked in at 94. these were new records except kent field which tied. half moon bay was 92 degrees. how about that. that broke a record in 1965. san francisco did not. they came in at 89.1 or something like that. but the regular is 90. it was close. 50, 60s on the temps. half moon bay is down 19. berkeley is down 20. we're losing that easterly breeze. there's a slight northeast. oakland airport. a litt

the dead animals are stored in the gill roy neighborhood.hey use the animals to make things like candles and soap. after neighbors complained about the stench, inspectors showed up and ordered the company to remove the dead animals. >> one of the golden rules is you have to abide by regulations. >> the company tells us they've removed the animals and are working to find another solution. >>> is pg&e to blame for the fires. we have new revelations in our versi investigation. >> we're shown a warning from years ago about how pg&e's system is vulnerable to sparking wild fires. >> reporter: this is where3s pg&e's own records show that two of its power poles broke. and it's where cal fire pinpoints the or gin of the deadly nuns fire. it was feared that was not a coincidence. >> we have an old system that is prone to more problems and because of that we're in a vulnerable position. and that's what can lead to fires. >> hill points to the findings of this 2013 risk analysis. it found that 60% of5dÑ pg&e's e than 100,000 mile pour line are prone to

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it's going to be comfortable, feel like fall, 69 in san jose, 72 in gill roy.ou'll feel some of the heat with 74 in concord, by the bay a cooler breeze has us at 66 in oakland. perfect weather towards redwood city, 70 tomorrow. up towards san francisco, we have our ocean breeze out of the west at 13 miles per hour and sunny skies. and the north bay, more enjoyable temperatures here with temperatures in the 70s. this helps firefighters that are still battling hot spots. the system that brought us rainfall this weekend and cooler temperatures is going to be moving out as we go through saturday's forecast. that makes way for high pressure to build in by sunday. not only does this bring in the warmer air, but it's also going to drive down dryer northerly winds. these are the gusts we could see, 10 to 20 miles per hour coming out of the north. so sunday through thursday, a dry north wind, lower humidity and that's where we get to the fire danger. highest fire danger on tuesday in san francisco up to the 80 degrees. then we see numbers drop back down by thursday. fir

. >> reporter: strengthens the relationship because father gill says tragedy will inevitably strike again. does this help? >> i can't go as far as to say it makes me feel better because you can't feel good about anything like that but it 3u9s you at peace. >>> coming up, a longtime city council woman is honored along with one of philadelphia's most famous streets. plus, formal fund-raiser. some famous folks put on their gowns and tuxedos to raise money for lifesaving research at a premiere hop. >>> we're looking at cloudy skies and a little bit of fog in some areas. you can see it in some neighborhoods in south jersey along the shore, too. fog is not going to be the main factor in our weather today, the clouds and the rain and the first of the rain is just starting to move into the area and it's moving into some very warm air. 75 in philadelphia. 70s in south jersey. we were seeing 60s yesterday morning in the lehigh valley, 73 degrees in nazareth. it is dry in most neighborhoods for now. that is about to change. showers are moving into the area. here's the main event today and this line

. >> one aw not enough for a moment like this with your gill lirl. >> aw. >> air force lieutenant colonel jones is home from his deployment in pakistan. >> we know we have to serf and we have to deploy. that's the piece you don't take into account is when you're gone and there's something happening at home and you can't be there to comfort them or to help make the situation easier. >> happy birthday. >> mom planned the best birthday ever. >> do you guys know what kim means? >>. >> no. >> family. >> the kids in mckayla's class are glad he's home, too. >> welcome home. >> thank you. >> she was almost like is it really him? i think it's him. >> reporter: more tears. >> amazing. >> you're crying again. >> reporter: and smiles. mckayla will always remember this birthday surprise. the best part of the surprise is that mckayla's father is home. the deployment is over and he's been reassigned to the pentagon. what a birthday. in news 4. >> the wonderful thing is they captured it on video so when she's 16, 26, 36 she can always go back and remember that one very special moment with her dad. >>> it

on stage- some of country music's biggest stars - including keith urban, amy grant and vince gill - each of unity- to a music community that is reeling. some howard university students are paying tribute to the victims in las vegas. about 100 students gathered on campus last night for a vigil. we spoke with two students who are "from" las vegas. in the days ahead, solutions on how to make a difference.. in the wake of the tragedy. as we honor the victims, we are also learning more about those 59 people who lost their lives. among them - teachers - education professionals - and police officers. and this morning, we know some of the victims were from our area. ryan hughes is live in gambrils, where one woman went to school. we have seen an incredible response people waiting to donate blood. several centers were set up in las vegas- with some reporting 8-hour wait times! meanwhile, a "go fund me" page set up to help victims has already raised more than 2.8 million dollars. find out how you can help. we've posted all information you need at wjla.com. back now at 5 xxxx and victory..literally

is cool is for optimism sides does suffering has touched a chord action is being taken to get the gills out of bed as order but for now all they really have the sight from promises and p.t. is each other or i guess d. of. from good as or syria. to another headline stories austria is set to have a new chancellor with sebastian kurtz the clearing victory for his center right people's party he would be the youngest leader not just thirty one years of age reports. we now are hearing the final results with some code says people's party coming in a for first position the second position has been taken by the freedom party a right wing party as was widely predicted before these elections and in the third position going to the social democrats now congratulations have started coming from across the european union for sebastian kurtz he has thanked his supporters he has also said that he has pursued a goal and made the impossible possible as far as the leader of the freedom party he has said that this is a great success for his party and then we also heard from chancellor who says that the tosk

brad gill bright and jim reynolds scaled the 2,900-foot tall nose route on saturday. the climb takes most people about three days a. friend snapped these pictures as they neared the top. what a person that is. the previous record holder texted them on the speed record. >> it normally takes three days? i want to be the friend taking pictures. >>> self-driving cars are proving to be safe but one type of accident they're most likely to get into on california streets. >>> a major health alert, vegetables that could be tainted with bacteria. what you need to be on the lookout for. >>> and a sculpture nobody paid much attention to turns out to be a masterpiece. first this morning's "tech bites." >>> a new problem for the google smartphone. reviewers are now reporting screen burning. >> that's when a ghost image remains on the screen and it seems to be happening after just a week of use. google is investigating. >>> apple has problems with its new iphones and ios operating system. >> supply chain leaks revealed interest in the iphone 8 is so low production is being cut in ha

vice-president mike pence attend ing a recallingy in abington before republican gubinatorial canned gait ed gill less pivment i'm here because i stand with president trump, i stand with ed gillespie for all va ands. recent polls show ed gillespie is. president trump took the first step of pulling out the us out the i ran deal. he believes the radical regime has committed multiple violation ses of the agreement. if congress can't come up with new legislation he will terminate the president trump reducing the subsidies for people on low incomes. they say this is going to throw healthcare exchanges into chaos just before open enrollment is going to stop. in northern california fire crews are still battling the deadliest fires in the state's history. the fires are to blame for the at least 40 deaths now. they've destroyed at least 5700 homes and businesses. and looking at this, the take the knee movement has made its way to germany at a stocker match in berlin. several players took a knee to show solitary with nfl protests the players linked arms and took a knee before the match. the club, coaching

he teaches at mag gill university. lectures to of hundred people. stain of taking roll of giving pop quiz, at the end of every class he has students time, the 90 seconds write on an index card and sign their him in, the one thing we talk about in this class look tour, a lecture class -- that is going too keep you up tonight? if nothinges what's the question i should have asked that would have tent you up on the same topic? and his students write this down, it's great. he and his assistants can tail role it's like a pop quiz and tell students you're not just a body in this room. you're a human in this room who happens to be a student. you have input. and then he goes -- what he does is he puts out these 600 cards and figures out what his lecture has to be in the next time and refers to what students contributed. that's a very low cost way of saying to students, of changing what the pair time is and -- the paradigm is and we could have done in this situation, i also have people pair up and talk about -- three things you'll do if it's an educational se

northbound 101, gill roy to san jose, the super-commute, that looks fine, driving up into the morgan hill area and into the main part of san jose with no problems around the valley here, it looks good for the silicone rally commute, including 280 betting out of san joses downtown area. and if you are going to the bay bridge, we always watch that closely. right now traffic is light. at 4:19 a.m., here is with the weather. >>> hi there, sal, it is a nice day out there a nice thursday. we still have fog out there, so we are not come meetly clear just yet. a quick update, we are upday-to- daying the tropics because it is still hurricane season- -updating the tropics, because it is still hurricane season. we have a very disorganized cloud mass, out to here. and this will become tropical storm and hurricane nate. so not just yet, but you can see the projected path. right now, winds at 35 miles per hour. once they kick up to 39, that becomes a tropical storm and this could become a hurricane approaching the united states, he is especially maybe- -especially maybe out to florida and parts of

gill scott and ken knee gamble.cott was inducted along with sister sledge on the avenue of the arts, patty labelle and sarah dash and noh, da hendricks. >> we are family, philadelphia family >> to get philly love is an honor because philly don't love everybody. and you know it. but i love the way they love me. >> also the white head, sister, soul survivors and joe nicoleo and bob pan tan know. congratulations to all, sister sledge gave me a shout-out >> brother sledge >> that's it right here >> i like what patty said, we haves discerning taste >> i love natasha's direction. >> also loving this weather but it will get a little hot >> it is, earlier i saw on facebook are you going to turn the ac on or try to deal with it >> i'm acing it >> me too. as soon as we get a little uncomfortable. where we're headed. you may be wanting to turn the air condition back on or maybe you'll tough it out. temperatures will be back to the 80's over at least the next three days and possibly into next week as well. here's a look outside

setting territory for most spots we're still 10 degrees above average 9 in downtown san jose and 92 in gill roy. for the east bay, anywhere from 89 to 90. and a little bit of a breeze puts it to 82 at oakland. the beaches still remaining mild. it's going to be nice at half moon bay at 76 and over towards redwood city we are at 87. san francisco still can't shake the 80s just yes. for firefighter still watching out for hot spots we have temperatures in the upper 80s from sonoma, santa rosa and napa. a lot of weather changes coming. i want to break down the top three changes coming our way. the first one begins to arrive tomorrow with the warm hair and area of high pressure, it's moving slowly off toward the south. that's going to make way for the area of high pressure to move off toward the east and take the heat with it when we hit sunday's forecast, and the fog moves in, dropping the temperatures 10 to 15 degrees. look for the big change sunday. as we push towards next week, it still looks like we could see some rainfall develop once he hit friday and saturday, november 3rd and 4th. we sho

notice gill roy up to 88.just a slight breeze, 89 here in concord, 87 in walnut creek. back to oakland, doesn't get better than that at 76. peninsula, 82 in redwood city. san francisco a mix of temperatures at the coastline, 67 at the outer sun set, mission 74. the marina were fleet week, that is the pre mow spot and we see mostly sunny skies for the event for the blue angels in the afternoon if you're headed there. we know folks are trying to escape everyone headed to san francisco and going to wine country also good there. 85 in napa. a little bit of this updown pattern 72 for sunday, back up to 76 on monday, and then 60s into next wednesday, thursday and friday. for the inland valleys we have 84. so going down sunday and back up to 87 on monday and then we have 70s returning thursday and friday. looks like i've done my job for the weekend. great weather, i'm out of here. >> and out. >> yeah. >> the car is running in the parking lot right now. >> drop the mic. >>> up next, high-tech help that could bring som

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gill scott and ken knee gamble.cott was inducted along with sister sledge on the avenue of the arts, patty labelle and sarah dash and noh, da hendricks. >> we are family, philadelphia family >> to get philly love is an honor because philly don't love everybody. and you know it. but i love the way they love me. >> also the white head, sister, soul survivors and joe nicoleo and bob pan tan know. congratulations to all, sister sledge gave me a shout-out >> brother sledge >> that's it right here >> i like what patty said, we haves discerning taste >> i love natasha's direction. >> also loving this weather but it will get a little hot >> it is, earlier i saw on facebook are you going to turn the ac on or try to deal with it >> i'm acing it >> me too. as soon as we get a little uncomfortable. where we're headed. you may be wanting to turn the air condition back on or maybe you'll tough it out. temperatures will be back to the 80's over at least the next three days and possibly into next week as well. here's a look outside

this is a case called gill versus whether it ford. this comes out of wisconsin and basically what the court was being asked today was to look at these maps and figure out whether this practice of writing these maps with democrat s and republicans getting together to form these district is constitutional. so why should you care about how wisconsin draws up these district? well, here's why, because if the us supreme court decides wisconsin's maps are un constitutial guess what, then the rest of the united states, and all 50 taits including maryland and virginia they are probably going to have to change the way they write up these congressional district. into this fray today, the govern or, arnold sharts nationer he comes to washington, stands in front of these steps and calls on the supreme court to take action. he puts it pretty plainly. you can't leave this up to congress. he wants the court to rule against thesier i man dering district. congress will never, ever fix this problem because they have one interest and one interest only is

. >> is at gill versus woodford?. >> s. were listing some of the key cases and then on the top we have this redistricting case, what are the arguments. >> to what extent lawmakers can draw the districts in order to maximize their party number of seats that they can get. brings up the question of whether that can be a constitutional violation which the court never decided or if they did real there was restrictions on what states could do in their it was a hugem impact. >> our first callers from: alabama, hello. >> good morning, a lot of peopls don't seem to follow the reality of what donald trump presents. he has his mega crowd, he thinks he's a populist and will help the average labor union in this country. nothing could be further from the truth. . . ng to be the friend of laboring and union people. while in this case this gentleman has just renchingsed we're seeing trump with his appointments and his continued omise to appoint similar corporate labor lawyer type judges to the supreme court, he's doing what ronald reagan s

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napa it's business as usual as you can hear behind me the bars and restaurants stillacked to the gilles. but along with all of the hustle and bustle we see some extraordinary shows of >> you know what happens first, right. we pray. >> for the seniors at the napa lley mobile home park the prayersave been answered. >> when i came out they had no power. the ice was running out. >> many on oxygen and have breathing problems. >> excuse me for coughing but the smoke is gting to me. >> when the firesolled in the community banded together. recruit willing che and teeming up with the salvation army to serve meals to the several hundred seniors living in mobile homparks in the area. times three they'll bring a lunch or something. so i'm just thrilled. >> on this night a special trt. from an aanonymous bride who postponed her wedding because of the res. >> she offered to donatehe wedding cake. the cake like this wld be seven or $800. >> while celebration continued at the mobile home park. several firefighters fm as far away as canada. slept in camp grounds. preparing for the possibility of winds i