lord harrington, i think— treasury 22 £700. lord harrington, i think across — treasury 22 £700.ting to fold. _ minister. this move is interesting to fold. one — minister. this move is interesting to fold, one because he says in the interview— to fold, one because he says in the interview that he is confident that the treasury will follow suit and take on — the treasury will follow suit and take on board this recommendation but of— take on board this recommendation but of course we have lots of speculation and a pretty good idea of who— speculation and a pretty good idea of who the chancellor may well be after the _ of who the chancellor may well be after the tory leadership campaign and contest finishes, but it is unlikely— and contest finishes, but it is unlikely to be nadhim zahawi, so saying _ unlikely to be nadhim zahawi, so saying you — unlikely to be nadhim zahawi, so saying you are confident now is one thing. _ saying you are confident now is one thing. but _ saying you are confident now is one thing, but this is a real move by lord _ thing, but this is a real move by lor

gemma, do you think that lord harrington is right to be - that lord harrington is right to be optimisticne of those things that should be or may come across as a bit of a no—brainer, really? i may come across as a bit of a no-brainer, really?— may come across as a bit of a no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these _ no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these people, _ no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these people, you - no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these people, you can't i no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, | because these people, you can'tjust turf them out after six months, and if you do, they are going to have to find housing, places to rent, and how is that going to happen? he is also advocating giving them more english lessons so if they do need to live somewhere else, if people have come to the end of the six—month obligation, they are going to have to be rehoused, yes, i think it is very good that he seems to be on the case, making noises, and i don't really see how you can't, you can'tjust don't really see how you can't, you can't j

ktvu is elissa harrington joins us.developing story . alyssa specialist dive team just arrived this weekend and say they found the car at the processor creek reservoir. this is right next to the campground. kylie and her friends had attended a party the night she disappeared. these divers used sonar equipment to search underwater and say they hope to bring closure to kylie's family. it's what appears to be a tragic end to the search for a truckee teenager who disappeared just over two weeks ago aerial video over the processor creek reservoir shows a submerged vehicle dragged from the lake specialist divers with the volunteer group adventures with purpose discovered this vehicle upside down. 14 ft underwater. they say kylie rodney was inside the car matches the vehicle description of kylie silver 2013 honda crv kylie has been missing since just after midnight on august 6th. she was at a large party with hundreds of teens and young adults at the processor family campground in the same area where that vehicle was found. fr

ktvu elissa harrington spoke with the victim who says she fought back in order to escape. it's a painful the victim of a terrifying attack on bart gets a hug from her mom after an emotional and traumatizing experience. the woman who did not want to be identified for her safety, said she got on barred at richmond station wednesday morning to go to her job in san francisco, something she does almost every day. it was 11:30 a.m. and the train car she entered was empty and about a minute and just sitting um, down. i felt somebody behind me. i was in a solo seat. and they were able to go fully go behind me and grabbed my neck. at first , the woman thought someone was trying to rob her. then she felt a hand down her shirt. that's when i realized he doesn't want my phone. he wants my body. he started putting his hands on my shirt and i started fighting. with everything i had. the woman started screaming and swinging her arms. she said her attacker punched her in the face. he put his hand over her mouth and she bit his finger until it bled. i realized this isn't about survival at

if you test positive for covid 19 reporting live, i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. the fda is now advising people to take several covid-19 tests if they receive a negative result, using an at home antigen test. this is to help reduce the risk of a false positive results and ultimately prevent people from unknowingly spreading the virus . in today's updated guidance, officials said, more immune evasive sub variants have made it more difficult to detect positive test results. small businesses in santa clara county can now apply for grants of up to $2500 if they have been negatively affected by the covid 19 pandemic. this comes after the county has reopened its micro business grant program to qualify, businesses must have less than $50,000 in total revenue in each of the last three years about 300 grants are still available to small businesses. area health professionals are fighting to pass a bill that would better support reproductive healthcare . the millions of dollars already secured from state funding and pay area experts are weighing in after the u. s

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, the mayor of antioch announced that eight patrol officers are now under investigation by the fbi and contra costa county da's office. those officers make up 10% of the department, overall and 15% of the patrol staff. they're all on administrative leave, and the mayor did not name the officers or give details about the investigation, which also involves the pittsburgh police department. but earlier this year, ktvu learned that the probe involved possible abuse of prescription testosterone supplements. this process reveals any criminal wrongdoing. the sooner we can root out officers that should not be wearing the badge, it will be better for a city the mayor said he is fast tracking reform efforts, which includes permanently hiring interim city manager con johnson and police chief stephen ford. in the near future. we will receive high level leadership and supervisory training. to send a strong foundation of internal accountability. an external legitimacy. the mayor's announcement comes as the city continues to work to retain officers tomorrow, the

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you for that in the south bay. we are learning more about a fatal stabbing in san jose. police say the victim was 16 years old. there's also a second victim, a man he is expected to survive. the stabbing happened early yesterday morning near earlier. eastridge mall. the boy's name is not yet been released, and police say it's still unclear what exactly led up to the stabbing anyone with information about the case is asked to call san jose police from a wildfire burning in oregon will keep an air quality advisory in effect through tomorrow as we take a live look right now. at oakland this evening, the bay area air quality management district expects it's possible that will start the work week with hazy skies. if you smell smoke, air quality monitors suggest you stay indoors as much as possible. the governor of oregon declared a state of emergency today because of that fire sending smoke in our direction tonight, officials say the rum creek fire is 0% contained. it started by lightning on august 17th and has since gr

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. someday area firefighters already headed up north to help fight the mckinney fire. the santa rosa fire department posted images to twitter today, showing firefighters who will join a strike team up in that area. the department also called attention to the possibility of thunderstorm activity here in the bay area. and urged everyone to stay prepared for potential wildfires. county firefighters will also join the effort to help give the mckinney fire under control. the alameda team was sent to mariposa county more than a week ago to fight the oak fire and has now been reassigned to joint firefighters near the oregon border. fire department tweeted photos of the team wishing everyone safe travels. and containment continues to grow tonight in the oak fire that's still burning in mariposa county near yosemite. firefighters have a line around it 64% that is up from 59% this morning. the fire started nine days ago and is now burned 19,000 acres or almost 30 square miles. officials say the fl

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. new at 11. the biden administration is reportedly set to extend the covid public health emergency into january. that would mean that millions of americans will keep their medicaid health coverage, which was expected to end in october political reports. it will also boost other popular measures, including telehealth and increased hospital funding past the midterm elections. the seven day average for new covid-19 infections in california dropped on friday, the rate fell to just 26 per 100,000 people today, nearly half of the average of 56 per 100,000 in july. this is the lowest number since late june. daily covid deaths are increasing, with california reporting a seven day average of 47 deaths up from 34 a month ago. the bay area is averaging 10 covid related deaths per day . researchers at ucsf for gathering more information about the long term effects of covid-19. a study is now underway to better understand long covid. researchers are conducting a study by calling people in san francisco and sa

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. massive bill aimed at tackling the climate, health care and taxes now headed to president biden's desk inflation reduction act passed the house today on a party line vote. the bill is congress is large. wrist investment in curbing carbon emissions, taxing large companies and reining in pharmaceutical costs. republicans argue this legislation will raise taxes and living costs for families. you cannot spend your way out of inflation or tax yourself out of recession or borrow your way out of debt. that's exactly what the democrats claim they can do. it ensures that people on medicare with diabetes won't have to pay more than $35 a month for their insulin. it requires the secretary of hhs to negotiate drug prices for expensive medicare drugs, lowering costs for seniors and people with disabilities. congresswoman jackie speier told us that it is a monumental bill that will offer benefits in the bay area. you're gonna have tax credits to buy electric vehicles. you're going to have, um, a ta

ktvu elissa harrington reports. fire department officials are now reevaluating their safety measures. it's what's being called an unprovoked attack. paramedics in a parked ambulance assaulted by a man wielding a sharp wooden object. this happened just before seven a.m. in the best buy parking lot on harrison street in san francisco's mission district lieutenant jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department said the paramedics were sitting inside the ambulance when someone approached them with what looked like a spear, who to basically came out, then with a spear and was jabbing and spearing through all the windows of the ambulance , including doors on the side of the ambulance. baxter said. the emts feared for their lives and got out of the vehicle. at that time the individual took possession of the ambulance that stole it and then tried to chase down were run over the paramedics that were running for safety. they were not injured and the suspect took off. right as police arrived. pictures show the front wi

also, harrington has the story.mail to the school community at rancho qatari high school in rohnert park alerted families to a confirmed case of monkey parks also called em pox. part of the email reads. the student is currently quarantined at home and has not been in school this week. we are in communication with the department of public health and working with them on contact, tracing much like previous covid-19 protocols. dr peter chin hong, an infectious disease expert at uc san francisco, explained. it's rare. to see this virus in teenagers. it's not usual, but it's not surprising. um it really depends on the risk, he said. in a school setting, the risk is low . you won't get em packs by brushing past someone in the hallway, you could get it from prolonged, direct or intimate contact with another person who is infected. you really need a lot of virus. to infect somebody who's not been infected. qatari rohnert park unified school district said they are working with public health officials and are following the gu

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you for the update. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now, with some perspective on the challenging conditions that firefighters are facing. yeah, they had a heat advisory up there. plus, they have this red flag warning. now the heat advisories going to go away in the next hour, so the heat is being managed. but the red flag warning is not for wins . it's not for diablo winds are offshore winds. it's for the potential for thunderstorms. okay, so did you look to the north here? you can see that the areas of concern is far far northern california if you know that area, you know, it's very, very rugged way up in this zone up in here, so you're in the hills and that that is easy to get a thunderstorm right? because you get this subtropical moisture. there's been wrapping around all day. it's coming up from the south. it's going all the way up here and by tomorrow it's going to be really kind of trapped up there in that mountain ranges. so there's gonna be a lot of moisture, a lot of instability s

alright elissa harrington in santa rosa for us tonight. thank you. the santa cruz county sheriff's office today released the names of the people who were killed when two small planes collided at the watson ville airport. it happened thursday afternoon while they were trying to land at the airport, authorities say 75 year old carl kruppa 67 year old nanette platt kruppa, both of winton in merced county, and 32 year old stuart common sin of santa cruz were all killed the faa and the national transportation safety board are now investigating the crash. we have an update now on a 40 year old sunnyvale murder case, gary ramirez, who was arrested earlier this month. was extradited to the bay area from his home state of hawaii over the weekend this afternoon, just as he was said to go before a judge for his arraignment, his lawyer announced he had a medical condition and could not appear. prosecutors say ramirez kidnapped 15 year old karen stitt from a sunnyvale bus stop in 1982 and then sexually assaulted her and murdered her. they say dna evidence found o

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you . we're learning more about a deadly stabbing in san jose. police now say the victim was 16 years old. a second victim. a man is expected to survive. that stabbing happened right near the eastridge mall around 1 40 yesterday morning. the boy's name has not yet been released. we say it is still unclear what led up to the stabbing anyone with information about the case is asked to call san jose police you attend tonight. two men were arrested for a series of car burglaries and for crashing into police cars in downtown palo alto. the suspects were identified as tommy miller of south san francisco and nino fia poto of san francisco. they were arrested thursday night in a parking lot on cowper street. police say the two men had been circling the lot looking into vehicles and when officers approached, the suspects reportedly rammed their car into two patrol cars. the officers were not seriously hurt. managed to arrest the pair without incident. for other cars were also damaged in the collisio

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every news was read off the panama harrington equipment, not the majority of businesses and equipment for most accept this common sense measure. rebel saw me, but some seem to think it's optional. with like who's active authority, say air conditioning with open doors uses 20 percent more energy. so go violators caught by police based spines of up to 750 euro's public. when if some businesses say they didn't know about the new rules, eco more walk if with buddy 2nd, why? but this is joseph. this is every month they come up with new changes really don't know the pull it by you. we shouldn't have to read all the newspapers. he had to get get what shows you long bye. if they want to change the law so they should send us a notice. was that to inform us about a le visit with one in the ag other energy saving directives include a band and illuminated advertising over night? something activists have long campaigned against as wasteful for it's now and, and the bonus they gotta be like saying have ambitions to challenge for the title the season. they welcome back star strike a team of their fo

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were held to a draw by cologne. harrington, frankfurt also shared the points while if a cruise and last to alex ferg hoffen hind beat. bo hm raymond, secure at a later on against her guard as death, newly promoted shaka, against glad back in the late game buyer and will be in action on sunday against phosphoric. and before we go, a reminder of the top story for falling for you this, our world leaders have condemned the stabbing of the author at salman rushdie as an attack on freedom. he was critically injured at a speaking event in new york state. the suspect has appeared in court and has been charged with murder of next id, double your documentary on the life of the dutch artist premier. i'm marian evans dean. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news for you. don't forget. in the meantime, you can get lost and more news and information on our website. just go to d, w dot com and you can follow us on social media at dw news. for me and the entire team in berlin through watch with the green. do you feel worried about the planet? i'm mill. host of the on the green phones podcast

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. listen thank you. you can go to our website for the fbi's timeline of kylie rodney's whereabouts. agents have broken down sightings of her over the course of two days, you'll also find ways to connect with investigators about any information you may think will help in the case. also new attend. two men have been arrested in connection to a woman's death in union city. police say 28 year old joan del seed was shot once on medallion drive near whipple around to 12:30 a.m. friday. francisco alvarez seen here was arrested on suspicion of murder. john collins was also arrested his charges on suspicion of being an accessory after the fact. we believe that the other person was a lookout. um in that capacity and help indian help, you know, conspire about how they were going to plan what they're gonna do afterwards. police say the shooting was isolated and they do not believe there is any additional threat to the public. anyone with more information about the shooting is asked to contact union city police san p

ktvu s elissa harrington is live now with what health professionals are saying. alyssa julie doctors i talked to said this is the right time to lift these guidelines. they're meant to educate people on how to stay safe without causing major disruptions to life school and work. asking social distancing, isolating and testing. these are some of the strategies we've gotten used to the past 2.5 years to prevent the spread of covid 19. but now that cdc is scaling back on some of these recommendations to stream lighting guidance, instead, we had to decide at what point do we have enough immunity? at what point do we have the tools? to live with covid dr. monica gandhi at ucsf said the bay area should feel comfortable with a more relaxed stance, especially with the high vaccination right here. the cdc did drop its quarantine recommendation for people exposed to covid-19. instead those people should wear a mask for 10 days and get tested on day five. there's actually a lot of immunity in the bay area because of our high vaccination rate. on top of that, frankly, there's

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. no one should be fighting for their life on a bart train at 11 30 in the morning. anytime of the day. we'll see how bart responds at least when it comes to possibly adding more officers at stations and on trains. alyssa thank you for that. bart police do say that they will no longer use the term excited delirium in their department policy manuals and internal memos. recent studies have found that it's almost exclusively used to explain deaths at the hands of police, such as the death of angelo quinto of anti og two years ago. it has been rejected as a medical diagnosis by groups including the american medical association and the american psychiatric association. any time we can make it progressive change some positive that shows our community that we're engaged that we're paying attention. that's we're going to do. civil rights groups say the change is long overdue and very welcome. the agencies police auditor told us that he is looking forward to monitoring how this policy is carried

cerrito elissa harrington ktvu fox. two news.co to improve and expand resources for a p i seniors in the city's sunset district, san francisco state assembly member phil ting today announced the new funding $2.3 million will be used to renovate the south sunset playground clubhouse and another 1.2 million in state funding will support self help for the elderly's planned senior center on tariff wall street. we want to make sure that the community spaces that we have that are precious that people know where to go. people get services. we're trying to get them renovated and upgraded and so that they're ready for the next 50 years. the $3.5 million for the projects comes from funding through the state's 2022 23 budget. a beautiful bird's eye view from sutro tower indicates we've got blue skies with just a little, but it's stratus hanging very tight to the coast. everybody good evening to you. take a look at that. see right there looking all the way out to mount diablo, currently in the east bay. the temperatures range from 85 walnut

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.he oakland fire department has been awarded $396,000 to pay for cancer screenings. the money is coming from a fema grant. fire officials say firefighters are exposed to toxic chemicals, high stress, extreme heat and a range of other elements that make them more susceptible. to higher than normal rates of cancer. the money will allow firefighters to receive regular cancer and wellness screenings for early detection. well barry of weather are updated, not changing too much. it has been kind of a static pattern over the past few days, with lots of fog coast side some hot temperatures inland, and that will be the story once again as we start off your weekend, take a look at the highest from this afternoon, another round of nineties out toward conquer livermore, an anti ox san jose, actually kind of in that comfortable range. 81 san francisco downtown 66 degrees will jump right into your weekend forecast. we will be watching out for some fog first thing tomorrow morning that could impact yo

ktvu s elissa harrington joins us now with the latest on how those paramedics are doing. alyssa julie. luckily they were not physically injured and did get some emotional support. they actually finished their shift today using a reserve ambulance . fire officials say they are very concerned by the number of assaults on first responders and are now reevaluating their safety measures. it's what's being called an unprovoked attack. paramedics in a parked ambulance assaulted by a man wielding a sharp wooden object. this is just one example of the violence that are public servants. see every day this happened just before seven a.m. in the best buy parking lot on harrison street in san francisco's mission district. lieutenant jonathan baxter, with the san francisco fire department, said the paramedics were sitting inside the ambulance when someone approached them with what looked like a spear who basically came out then with a spear and was jabbing and spearing through all the windows of the ambulance, including doors on the side of the ambulance, baxter said the emts feared fo

jenny harrington joins us on the phone. their guidance was good too.re is nothing to hate on with this report? >> it was terrific a strong quarter 27% revenue growth, billings up 44%, three for one stock split, billion dollar buyback it was terrific. >> is this the only cyber stock that you own, and if so, why is this the one >> it is in this one you have the nice mix of the story working well, but the valuation also being compelling on palo alto they have $2 billion of cash flow coming, and it's got a 4% free cash flow yield. one of the things people get tripped up on looking at it on an earnings basis. the earnings are funky because of the way they need to report revenue on the accounting side you want to look at it on a free cash flow yield and it's compelling one thing you were talking about earlier in the show you were talking about tech and while i was listening to that i was thinking it sure depends and i think this is one where you can own it and you can own it for a very long time because i think there's an insashl internal dmands for the serv

ktvu is elissa harrington has the story. email to the school community at rancho qatari high school in rohnert park alerted families to a confirmed case of monkey parks also called em pox. part of the email reads. the student is currently quarantined at home and has not been in school this week. we are in communication with the department of public health and working with them on contact, tracing much like previous covid-19 protocols. dr peter chin hong, an infectious disease expert at uc san francisco, explained. it's rare. to see this virus in teenagers. it's not usual, but it's not surprising. um it really depends on the risk, he said. in a school setting, the risk is low . you won't get em packs by brushing past someone in the hallway, you could get it from prolonged, direct or intimate contact with another person who is infected. need a lot of virus. to infect somebody who's not been infected. the qatari rohnert park unified school district said they are working with public health officials and are following the guidanc

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. you can also go to the web link section of ktvu dot com to learn more about the country's response to impact, you'll also find information about setting up a vaccination. new at 10. police say a person is dead after they were shot at a park in richmond this afternoon. it happened at 2:45 p.m. in the south side community park near the intersection of south sixth street and virginia avenue. let's show you how it looks from the scene earlier today, please say the victim's body was found near the playground. the park blocked off with crime scene tape as officers investigated, the detectives say they're working leads with the suspect still at large. have not yet released any information about the victim. if you know anything about this shooting, richmond police say, give them a call. also do you attend? we're monitoring a wildfire, prompting evacuations in lake county tonight. the point fire started burning this evening northeast of saint alina. evacuations are happening in the area of jag

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you.og enforcement group says legislation which would allow legal drug consumption as a way to prevent overdoses sends the wrong message to the public. california narcotic officers association held a virtual news conference today in opposition to state senate bill 57, authored by san francisco senator scott wiener. if the governor signs it, it would set up a pilot program for super supervised consumption sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles, where drug overdoses have soared. advocates say they will save lives, but the officers group says the measure is harmful. these drugs were classified as a schedule drug because they're dangerous. we don't want to provide them. we don't want to support their use . we want to hold people accountable. we want to get an education. we want to have the appropriate rehabilitation services available to them. the group says they hope governor newsom will veto the bill, while barria lawmakers are urging him to sign it. the governor's office says he's

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. 28 year old man is recovering following the shooting and union city early this morning. it happened in the parking lot in front of a convenience store near whipple road and medallion drive around three a.m. authorities say the victim's injuries are not believed to be life threatening, and anyone with any information is asked to call union city police further south in san jose, homicide investigators are searching for clues in the stabbing death of a young man. that attack happened early this morning. not far from eastridge mall s ktvu is greg liggins reports. neighbors say they heard a commotion outside before police arrived. police responded to the area of quimby road and kerstin way just after 1:30 a.m. saturday before police arrived, one resident up late playing video games. says he was wearing headphones and still heard a loud commotion outside. i heard a bunch of like yelling across the street. so i took my headphone out. i looked at the window and then i see a bunch o

jeff harrington, thank you very much for that. you're welcome. a fancy more ahead on the news our including we meet members of crime is taught a community. we've been forced to flee because of russian attacks. hope frances prepares to name new cardinals, who may eventually play a role in choosing his successor. but in sports, will him at rough and at our has to say about the absence of one of his greatest rivals at the usaa. ah, ukraine says it's exported a 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far under a deal brokerage by the u. n. and turkey. last month. an estimated 20000000 tons of grain and foodstuffs had been stuck in ukraine since the russian invasion in february cave says it aims to ship 3000000 tons of products in the next month. last month on the ocean, which is one of the additional, the 1st 1000000 tons of agricultural product were exported since to february 24. does a victory. by the way, 44 ships, b, green and agricultural products have already been sent to 15 countries. we have 70 more applications for the arrival of ships for

and of course, when i talked him harrington, i often mentioned the school dennis nodded. they'll say how interesting it sounded . and so on that day, the children expressed their appreciation for the food. the garden to table project is a great success. with scientific observations, show that male aids are more likely to hit something with a stick when female female monkeys apparently even like to play with dolls, while males preferred toy, cars and bulls. some scientific gender roles are genetically determined. but education and experience are important to this also applies to opinions about people with a different skin color. oh culture. ah, that angry, brave, sad, the children that elani is looking at with her dad have strong emotions. the 2 can see themselves reflected in these pictures. but illustrated books like this, a still rare in germany as those and as what we say is representation matters. we can't say it enough and i can't be what i can't see. see representation or recognizing yourself is important. that's why ola looper, jim bola and t boned him in day 200 a

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. it's just sad ending to the story, and that press conference is supposed to happen around 11 o'clock tomorrow we will be following it. alyssa thank you. thank you . 11 and six year old woman was shot to death in oakland's little saigon neighborhood today, police say officers found the woman suffering from a gunshot wound on the 1100 block of fifth avenue around 2 45. paramedics transported her to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. oakland city council member nikki 14 on abbas says she is outraged and sickened over the woman's death . she says the woman was shot during an attempted robbery. no word on any arrests. in a statement, the council members said, what does it say about our community when we cannot walk down our own street, visit a neighbor or enjoy a picnic on the lake on a sunday afternoon weekend and must do better? also new tonight, the suspect in a 40 year old cold cases returning to santa clara county to face murder charges, according to sources close to the inv

forces are and you're not in your gage in conflict with russia. forges the american forces are harrington, defend nato allies. what happens at nato escalades, even more than discussion military operations become a war when you but does have some rules that natural and that'll that doesn't is my dog. i see it that i see your to us thinking casias got out of the lift. so i use 3 issue a unique and he stuff to with almost them once you live at home and you're still foolish that are in your sewerage. no i speak of the go with ah ah ah, welcome back across that were all things considered. i'm peter lavelle from and you were discussing taiwan. ah . okay, go back to handy in beijing. let's. let's talk about china's reaction to the policy trip. the 1st of all, the chinese leadership made it clear that they weren't, they were not happy with this. and i always kind of like how the chinese and say they're unhappy that translates to furious in in western speak. i always kind of appreciate that that the, the tempered language from a, from china. but you know that there is a reaction going on right now

she married joe jonas singer jon snow, that is, actor kitt harrington, filming in the game of throneserm rehabilitation in an elite clinic, where he was treated for alcoholism and depression, but the actor was able to return to the cinema and starred in the film eternal with angelina jolie harrington for 4 years. neros made emilia clarke a star. the actress became the face of several fashion brands and received many bright roles, including in the next terminator sequel in the han solo movie from the star wars universe and in the new marvel in the secret invasion project, clarke also tries herself in the theater she played holly galacti from africa uchiha and nina in chekhov's the seagull well, the most successful graduate of the game of thrones was the inimitable decari haldrog performed by jason momo, he recently appeared in the popular film dune a next year will return to the screens as aquaman. what show business news was marina kazantseva with you today, see you? strong risk i'll be on a par with everyone. stylish art space a man represents a dream, he turns prices into even more

a more now on the extreme temperatures across china without when the presenter jeff harrington. well, this has been unrelenting heath. it's now lasted for more than 2 months. so here's what's going on. we've got this plume of heat rate across the yangtze river valley, whether you're in western central or eastern areas, everyone is feeling it. what we know is that the heat started earlier this year. it's been more intense, and it's last, the longer a lot of comparisons are be made to 2013. that's when a heat wave stretch for 62 days, but we've already blown past that and we're coming up to 70 days. and there's still more indication that it will carry through here some proof of just how hot it's been in chunk ching, a 45 degrees. so we've got temperature is a good 10 degrees above where they should be. and is there any release coming? here's the forecast on saturday. keep in mind darker the red, the higher the temperature. here's the yangtze river valley and we've still got temperatures in the 40s. okay, let me take the colors off and show you the precipitation rate. now a week li

american forces are harrington, defend nato. allies happens that nato escalates even more indiscretion. military operations become a war when you, but those have some of the rules and lemme shall. another 1000 is my store. i see it. i see your to us thinking costliest. got earlier with so you sleep, you shenika you stuff with almost them. let's see. we live at home is still foolish or in your sewage nurse eager for girl who's ah, but any old out the gym. we always happy to see you as an expert on our team, miscast clear sky. welcome to the program and thank you for inviting us to your home life. and of course, you know, what we want to discuss with you today is your recent statement that all smartphones in russia might become disabled. some say that you just try to scare people, is the existing technology that can make it possible, and if so, how more? brighter episode. but as even in the, let's talk about the statement 1st. i never made any such statement interview, said our offense might be disabled to which i replied, do not worry, and joint based smartphones might be disabled as we

making harrington who does such a wonderful job with event planning gen lyon. i have to thank my kenwood family. i see some of my kenwood family here. my daughters whitney and laura who came from the uk early just to be here tonight. thank you so much. i'm so happy that all of you are here my big sisters. i just you know, i'll be here all night naming folks. i must make my publisher harper. and judith kerr who's the president and publisher of harper one? i must have made my editor patrick bass who's so inspirational and so helpful in helping develop this story. and of course my agent the indomitable jennifer harare. she's phenomenal. family and friends family and friends. i love you so much. i just don't know how to express how appreciative i am and how thankful i am for you and how supportive you have been. for this long journey that i have gone through. it feels like a miracle to me and it feels like a dream that i'm here tonight. of course. decide every good woman. there's a good man and i have to i have to ask my husband. the brilliant the legendary jackie

elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. members of law enforcement say they're knocking on doors and collecting video footage. they've also set up a tip line for anyone who has information. we put that number there on the bottom of your screen. now it is 530581. you can also head to our website for the fbi's timeline of kylie rodney's whereabouts. agents have broken down sightings of her over the course of two days. you will also find ways to connect with investigators about any information. you think may help with that case, police in union city say two people are now in custody in connection with a deadly shooting. investigators say francisco alvarez is facing murder charges for the killing of a woman outside of a home on medallion drive early friday morning. police also say they arrested 60 year old john collins for playing a role in that crime. we believe that the other person was a lookout. um in that capacity and help indian help, you know, conspire about how they were going to plan what they're gonna do afterwards. p

ah, the fuse if he put the philosophy in harrington social media revolves round an ideal of success and representation walls. if a law we gradually find ourselves in a war of clones to the gap where everyone is competing against each other event easy, i could development a tool such as the famous like button he ref means that we are not necessarily trying to share, but rather to shy a g, b, prieto. i've seen that movie, it looks in this culture of clawson, as you said, which some call self branding, bronze ingle. every one becomes their own brand in order to exist in the eyes of others to view the remote dignity. and i think that's something very troubling boxes because in a way it leads to being loved for a certain image. and especially rather than simply for what you think to something or to me. point mars in a bad to some from orchestra book. bossy audriel to co blue. if you want to shine among billions of accounts, it's not enough just to show your face. you also have to invent a story for your character. a lifestyle marie spends one day a week, bringing her digital twin to life. ah

i'm saying this is whether the mer to galleria was established or the connecticut harrington english did that. and with the royal gallery essentially became a proton museum, a temple of art open to all a presentation of his majesty's good taste or bonn, goof, the monarch as arbiter, deciding which works well worthy of display. always did all gun since the 3rd was a real connoisseur and he took an active interest in painting and was directly involved in the acquisitions. he made the tie leash while though the major hubs of the fine art trade were some distance away. the 17th century saw a veritable frenzy of art collecting both in italy and france, and especially in paris. on the flourishing french market, the principal buyers were cardinals, royalty the aristocracy, the clergy and monasteries purchasing by a correspondence with their agents on the spot. collectors hosted the 1st public exhibitions of contemporary art by the 18th century auctions were already playing a major role in paris. art dealer's 1st began to emerge all documents paint a vivid picture of how augustus was able to

steve harrington cover the war from afghanistan since the very beginning the joints now with key insightn al-zawahiri, 71 years old. number two in ellicott appear to do so in a credit city but even more so in a crowded apartment. i waited until he was out on the balcony in the early morning hours. he was likely performing morning prayers during that time but technically i think this is remarkable, to take out a single individual with such fashion. the biggest picture strategically is that just underscores the failure of 20 years of warfare when you have pretty much the same people who were running the country 20 years ago. feeling comfortable enough to return to power in kabul. al-zawahiri was a surgeon. i remember feeling that surprised when we learned the killer of "wall street journal" was a student at the london school of economics. often some of these elite terrorists are well traveled, well educated, and yet their ideology is barbaric. his many american killed as many americans as possible. when the war started i remember just thinking here come the americans. working to build road

steve weiss, joe terranova, and jenny harrington. let's check the markets.the down negative along with the s&p. we've been focused