certainly have been better if i had worked with a list of references. statements coming out of the green camp in the last week suggest the realization that they know they're probably not going to win this election unless of course, there's been a cataclysmic failure of polling. however, the greens are set to play a big role and whatever coalition in the ruling germany next is the man from anglo merkel of christian democratic union party, arm, and lush. it has, it's fair to say not has a great election campaign. the leader of the state of north run west farley upset many well being caught on camera laughing and joking around behind the german president. as frank volta shine, my express comes stolen, says to the families of those who had died in this summer's fatal flooding, which struck hard at luscious state. then there was the cringe worthy interview with child journalist after the 12 year olds eviscerated the would be chancellor over his climate inaction far right elements in his party and even mister lashing function for a cigarette. every now and again, the cd you mans. response was to sl

greens and free democrats, the fdp. the second would be a jamaica coalition with >> mini la she want of the conservative camp together withens and the f.d.p. and the trended coalition that i don't think most germans as well as politicians would like to have back. ros: at this stage, there's nothing formal about the proceedings. the parties are interacting howeve they commutes. there's also no set time limit. so this could go on for months. after the last election. it did. let's hear from the leader of the f. -- s.p.d., olaf sholz. >> my thinking is we should work very fast t get a government and it should be before christmas, if possible. germany has always had coalition governments and it was office stable. ros: the reality is th were different political parties with different policies and a coalition is going to require all of them to give ground in 2017 while the process of the election took almost six months. germans are hoping that won't phenomenon this time but whenever a coalition is ready, this is the process. germany's president nominates a candidate for cans conditions -- chancellor and that nominee needs suppor

greens and free democrats, the fdp. the second would be a jamaica coalition with >> mini la she want of the conservative camp together withens and the f.d.p. and the trended coalition that i don't think most germans as well as politicians would like to have back. ros: at this stage, there's nothing formal about the proceedings. the parties are interacting however they commutes. there's also no set time limit. so this could go on for months. after the last election. it did. let's hear from the leader of the f. -- s.p.d., olaf sholz. >> my thinking is we should work very fast to get a government and it should be before christmas, if possible. germany has always had coalition governments and it was office stable. ros: the reality is they were different political parties with different policies and a coalition is going to require all of them to give ground in 2017 while the process of the ection took almost six months. germans are hoping that won't phenomenon this time but whenever a coalition is ready, this is the process. germany's president nominates a candidate for cans conditions -- chancellor and that nominee needs supp

camp. steph curry, clay thompson is back to practice but no draymond green. e kerr says draymond has an excused absence for personal reasons. no word on when he will report to camp. we're back in a mo >>> okay. get ready to really eat well. the michelin guide announced the 2021 winners today and some 50 bay area restaurants made the cut. ten newly starred. six restaurants got three stars. these are the heavy hitters. singlethread in healdsburg. two star restaurants. campton place. saison. both in san francisco. and what's this one, raj? adega in san jose, rasa, chez tj. a full list at nbcbayarea.com o. i don't kd ght. see you tomorrow. >>> tonight, pfizer's major step towar vaccinating younger children against covid. the drugmaker submitting data to the fda showing their vaccine safe and effective in kids 5 to 11 what about children even younger what pfizer ceo is saying also the debate over booster, can you mix and match them dr. fauci here to answer your questions. plus, the battle over vaccines in the nba. what lebron james revealed today >>> also, tonight

camp. steph curry, clay thompson is back to practice but no draymond green. steve kerr says draymond has an excused absence for personal reasons. no word on when he will report to camp. we're back in a moment. [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all around it. then one morning the giant heard some lovely music. through a little hole in the wall, the children had crept in. and the giant's heart melted... and they found the giant...all covered with blossoms. >>> okay. get ready to really eat well. the michelin guide announced the 2021 winners today and some 50 bay area restaurants made the cut. ten newly starred. six restaurants got three stars. these are the heavy hitters. singlethread in healdsburg. two star restaurants. campton place. saison. both in san francisco. and what's this one, raj? adega in san jose, rasa, chez tj. a full list at nbcbayarea.com or just ask raj. he's been to all of them. i don't know. you tell me. >> good night. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefel

green about 544 points. >>> there is confusion about the biden administration's policy on migrants who have been camping on the southern border in texas. many have been deported. sources tell cbs news more than 1,000 have been allowed into u.s. to ask for asylum. >> reporter: haitian migrants scrambling to find their place in line and arguments break out on the tarmac as u.s. deportation flights ramp up in an effort to clear out the camp re than 14 haitians have been deported since sunday and there are plans for as many as seven flights a day to their homeland. fewer than 5,000 migrants remain in the camp as conditions deteriorate. just outside the bridge camp there are state troopers lined up as far as the eye can see in either direction here. the point is to build a wall of vehicles to prevent anyone from slipping into the u.s. tiffany burrow is director of organizations operations for organization. >> we see people in the asylum seeking process but it appears the majority are not. >> under the bridge, there are a lot more people. over here we are seeing a trickle of them although it's in the hundreds. s

through taliban and checkpoints, military camps, people are stranded, us citizens are left behind, greens are left behind, numbers, 100 afghan citizens have been evacuated but we need to look at the real numbers, 250,000 allies still left behind in afghanistan that need to be evacuated because their lives are in danger. >> family members worked with troops on the ground, they are left behind and in danger and this extreme danger, there are extremist. before the deal was made with the devil and afghanistan was handed on a platter. they were terrorists and they became taliban and. jillian: what is the plan to get your family members out of their? as you know the us military is gone. the us embassy is gone. we are out of that region. what are your family members going to do? >> i have no idea what they are going to do, what is going to happen. to give those people evacuated, their lives are in danger and the decision he made was a really bad decision. thousands of people's lives in danger. really needs to come up with a stronger plan to get people out because i can't imagine what those peop

reporter: with evacuation orders easing, many who have been camping slit rally during this time period are heading back home. we met phil and kathy at green valley church. about ten days ago? they had been evacuated from their pines home because of the caldor fire and their rv is back and they are back at home here. her garden she said is going to need a little tending to but they're happy to be here. you know they are one of tens of thousands of people that evacuated from the area. due to the caldor fire. late yesterday, officials opened up parts of pines for residents to return. when they got that word, they were tickled they had been staying up in plymouth with their horses and their dogs and their cats in an rv. >> menagerie. we had four dogs and four cats in the trailer. two horses transported by an emergency rescue team to the plymouth fairgrounds. so -- pretty -- pretty complicated in and out trying to keep the cats in. trying to let the dogs out. >> reporter: keep your sanity. >> we lost that a long time ago. >> we lost is that. sorry. >> reporter: they are very fortunate that their home is still standing. there are about 700 othe

at the hunger striker's camp, spokeswoman helen luebbert had harsh words for the greens. >> they are even their program is not enough and i think it is important that they are part of the coalition. they do everything they can within the political spectrum, within the parliament and then we definitely need opposition from without the parliament. malcom: facing possible defeat, centre right parliamentary candidate klaus dieter groehler was trying to woo votes with bratwurst and beer. >> people are asking critical questions, but i'm not getting the sense that they are really interested in a change of government. malcom: that is not what the polls say. this voter wound be -- will not be swayed by a sausage. >> angela merkel, i think she did a good job overall, but we need to do something different. malcom: as election day approaches, the party of angela merkel is hoping germans will avoid change, and play safe as they have done so often in the past. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in berlin. ♪ judy: a jury began deliberations today in the of federal trial of singer r. kelly. t

this is green valley church in the american red cross is set up, evacuees are able to sleep or camp here. they have regular meals or snacks. they can do laundry and take hot showers. also they get daily updates from cal fire on where the fire is spreading and firefighters progress. still, there are overwhelming emotion. some say they want to go home now. others say they don't want to deal with the smoke in the aftermath. it's not just tough on them, but also the volunteers who want to help. you have to be compassionate. everything is compassionate. these people are you know, you have to treat them very reverent reverently. and if you don't they'll break. everything's good. we made it and i'm sad about some people that didn't it makes me really sad. i had to hold the lady when naked. she was crying so hard. she lost her home. we actually sold our house in paradise and moved upon pie. and so, yeah, the wounds were still kind of fresh. we didn't lose anything in that fire because we moved before that far, but still a lot of our neighbors were impacted from that anyway. so we just want to ge

the warriors elder statesman made some noise as training camp is about to open, it is okay to scoreboard watch this past week. ♪ i see trees of greened roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> the nba and the warriors have returned with the oldest player on the roster at age 37. he is more than twice as old as 18-year-old rookie jonathan coming the. >> it feels a little weird, because it is somebody i used to watch on tv, and he only just appeared, talking to me every day as a friend and teammate. >> he's getting ready for his 18th season in the nba. he is back in the bay area after spending the last two in miami, and knows this could be his last dance. >> this year more than anything, each day is going to be full of joy. i'm looking forward to ending the chapter and ever it may end here. underpaid mama but we are going to have some fun. >> evejanu working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-

camp. in these cabins we presidential walk-through all the cabins have this oak plank siding with the certain shade of green paint. all the roofs are cedar shake shingles. these very rustic, very leafy, very fresh. but at night i find it particularly surreal definitely quiet, no white except pathway light. no noise except for a squirrel in the tree no lights, no noises from below eerily quiet peaceful. inside the campus is called cedar just from the corner from aspen and the president's logic. >> how many cabins are in camp david, how big is the site? >> there are about four guest cabins president eisenhower started that called the presidential watch eisenhower when he renamed it camp david named all of the trees, all named after trees coat 12 for entertainment 20 total that include the fire department, the ash, clinic, eucalyptus, popular, the cycle of drought the staff at camp david pretty were the commander. was assize the military staff at camp david? what kind of job do they perform? >> over 200 sailors and marines, officers maintain their maintenance. officer supply corn to marine officers in washingt

camp. in these cabins we presidential walk-through all the cabins have this oak plank siding with the certain shade of green paint. all the roofs are cedar shake shingles. these very rustic, very leafy, very fresh. but at night i find it particularly surreal definitely quiet, no white except pathway light. no noise except for a squirrel in the tree no lights, no noises from below eerily quiet peaceful. inside the campus is called cedar just from the corner from aspen and the president's logic. >> how many cabins are in camp david, how big is the site? >> there are about four guest cabins president eisenhower started that called the presidential watch eisenhower when he renamed it camp david named all of the trees, all named after trees coat 12 for entertainment 20 total that include the fire department, the ash, clinic, eucalyptus, popular, the cycle of drought the staff at camp david pretty were the commander. was assize the military staff at camp david? what kind of job do they perform? >> over 200 sailors and marines, officers maintain their maintenance. officer supply corn to marine officers in washingt

was one of the organizers of the famous march and camped out in the field adjacent to the northbridge in concorde it was later arrested on lexington greenr moderator this evening is tom putnam the executive director of the concorde museum. as always we think everyone is tuned in to watch the program. if you want to submit a program in trenton question please submit and i'll relay those tour speakers, thank you and hope you enjoyed the program. >> thanks allison. it is a privilege to be with you. i look forward to the conversation. annalisa really enjoyed the book. i read it closely over the weekend it's a fascinating story in its own right. we'll talk in a minute about the weight you frame it in terms of protest. i thought we might start there and if you don't mind and i'll hand it to you to give us a brief overview. you write about how in this protest the american entry war the vietnam veterans grabbed the national spotlight by mobilizing to powerful tools place in performance. as elise said the protest was in the spirit of our revolutionary forbearers you compare it to the boston tea party of 1773 which also captured the attention of

camp starts in less than two weeks. seeing a lot of steph curry play, but how about draymond green? hanging out a at his alma mater.e. no doubt they are saying draymond yelled at me, that is so cool. hoping to see him in a warriors uniform sooner rather than later. everyone's goal, if i can get yelled at by draymond. >> i have been there plenty of times. just ask a question that is a little bit askew and he calls you out. he's actually very good at it. >> we love that about him. would you take yelling coming from me? does that mean anything? >> yeah, for sure. >> all right. >> you are our draymond. >> coming up tonight, at 8:00 it is press your luck, followed at 9:00 by the $100,000 pyramid. at 10:00, watch amanda gorman, brave enough, special addition of 2020. stay with us for the news at 11:00. >> that's going to do it for us. >> good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a social studies teacher from mission

look at work toward this gone green and ali is god 98 yard touchdown basically untouched partial still loses a good football game though 31 to 30 faked everybody. even the camp the house that's sporting life. alright, mark. thank you. next at 11. we have a silent, high speed, reckless ball bearing being fired at people. we don't know when it's gonna stop. a frightening string of crimes in the south bay officials say someone is shooting ball bearings at buildings and cars. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now it's happened at least 20 times since march, and authorities say whoever is doing it has caused at least $500,000 in damages. hello again, everyone. i'm alex savage. frank is off tonight. and i'm julie julie haener, the person responsible is likely using a slingshot and until recently had only been targeting buildings live coverage now from ktvu s azenith smith and. someone also shot ball bearings at a woman sitting in her car. yes juliet happened in a parking garage unknown if she was the

green space. it is the largest single day volunteer efforts, inspires environmental stewardship, and encourages the use of open space for recreation and health. all parks that offer -- the entrance fee does not cover campingit should be a nice day to go in an outdoor space. lisa: good for the mind. cooler today, mid 80's inland, upper 60's in oakland, upper 70's in the north bay. maybe some drizzle monday into tuesday, and warmer as we approach october. liz: thank you all for joining us. a full slate of espn college football on abc is ahead. next at 9:00 a.m., texas tech battles texas at aachen -- austin. at four: 30, west virginia faces fourth-ranked oklahoma in norman , followed by toyota after the game with larry beil and chris alvarez at 8:00 p.m. abc 7 news continues at 11:00 p.m. have a great day. ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. who wants some dres

green light to get covid-19 boosters, but the cdc director's decision is giving confusion. why did she okay shot frs front line workers when her advisers voted against it. >>> the makeshift migrant camp under a texas bridge has been cleared. the controversy over border control tactics continues, the president condemning the embarrassment on his watch. we want to welcome our viewers here and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with a real and present danger to american democracy coming from the former president of the united states. donald trump is clinging to his big lie tonight despite new setbacks in that partisan arizona election audit and the investigation of the insurrection. trump took another hit just a little while ago. the white house says president biden will not shield documents from the select committee. our senior affairs correspondent paula reid is covering it all. the former president is lashing out as his bogus claims are being exposed and undermined. >> trump's claims of fraud are being debunked this time in arizona, and this comes as the house select committee escalates its investigation into the january 6th insurrection a

greens. the seconds would be a so—called to make a coalition with the _ be a so—called to make a coalition with the cause — conservative campscenario is the dreaded coalition that i_ scenario is the dreaded coalition that i don't think most germans would _ that i don't think most germans would like — that i don't think most germans would like to have back. bear that i don't think most germans would like to have back.- would like to have back. bear in mind, would like to have back. bear in mind. we _ would like to have back. bear in mind, we heard _ would like to have back. bear in mind, we heard the _ would like to have back. bear in mind, we heard the same i would like to have back. bear in mind, we heard the same thing | would like to have back. bear in i mind, we heard the same thing after the last election. everyone was saying they didn't want another grand election. five months later, that's what they had. we're in the informal part of this process where the parties are feeling out each other�*s positions. there's also no set time limit. this could take weeks and easily months. let's hear from the leader of the social

still got a foot in both camps and we spent more money subsidising fossil fuels and we do supporting renewable energy so we do supporting renewable energy so we have 40% greenlly ready to go. it is and economically ready to go. it is really interesting to talk to you, the owner of ecotricity. thank you for your time. folic acid is to be added to flour across the uk, to reduce the risk of life—threatening spinal conditions in babies. the government said the move could prevent up to 200 birth defects every year. kate steele is the chief executive of the charity shine, which campaigns for families affected by spina bifida. shejoins me now from little haven. thank you so much for talking to us today. a lot of women already take folic acid supplements once they know they are pregnant, but i guess for a variety of reasons some pregnant women are not. absolutely. there are lots — pregnant women are not. absolutely. there are lots of _ pregnant women are not. absolutely. there are lots of unplanned _ there are lots of unplanned pregnancies across the uk but also the message that we really need to be getting across is that folic acid supplements need to be taken at

green. enough with the puns! land o'frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. charles: the migrant surgeon del rio is so bad they closed the bridge migrants were camping out under we are live on a boat in the middle of the rio grande heading to the international bridge. look at what we have come across, one of many spots on the rio grande you will see every morning and every night migrants crossing back and forth between the us and mexico. we will keep our shots wider and not get to the you tight because many of these migrants are nude and bathing in the river but we've been watching the last 45 minutes. that is mexico which we have these migrants leaving mexico walking across the rio grande and illegally entering the united states and then walk further into the united states where the bridge is. look at this. live drone over the bridge, stunning images yesterday the numbers were 11,000. i'm told by sources this morning it is topped over 13,000, more migrants showing up to that bridge every hour, day in day out. live on the helicopter, hundreds of migrants, in the drone shot, there is no cars on it, they closed the port of entry, and these are mostly haitian mi