thank you, helena, i know we _ closer. thank you, helena, i know we will— closer.ear _ closer. thank you, helena, i know we will hear from - closer. thank you, helena, i. know we will hear from voters in michigan, another key battleground state. a key battleground state — and one of those that will play a major role in helping determining the outcome of this year's election. crucial to this year's result will be the large arab—american population in the state. dearborn, just outside of detroit, is the first arab—american majority city in the us. 0ur north america editor sarah smith has been talking to voters there who were in the democrat camp last time but who now say they are angry over the biden administration's handling of the israeli—gaza conflict. voters in dearborn, michigan, helped joe biden into the white house. but democrats cannot rely on the city's many arab—americans this year. we gathered together some of the people who are so furious about the president's failure to rein in israel's assaults on gaza and lebanon, they're refusing to support his vice p

helena, thank you for that assessment _ potentially.ou for that assessment of - potentially. helena, thank you for that assessment of what i potentially. helena, thank you for that assessment of what is j for that assessment of what is going on on the israeli southern border with gaza and let's turn to the northern border with lebanon. hezbollah says it's fired a barrage of rockets towards the northern israeli town of safed. israel's military said it detected about fifty rockets, some of which were intercepted. there are no reports of casualties. late on tuesday, benjamin netanyahu rejected the idea of a ceasefire with hezbollah — if the deal were to leave iran—backed fighters close to the border. hezbollah's deputy leader said the only solution is a ceasefire — but threatened to expand the group's missile attacks on israel. naim qassem said the recent killing of much of hezbollah's leadership was painful, but insisted his fighters could still inflict pain. the united nations refugee agency says a quarter of lebanon is under evacuation

helena _ one year on? well, thanks a lot, helena for _ one year on? a | lot, helena for this question, very important. i would say that it's the worst night mayor you can think about. we're talking about women and men who decided to simply support the others, who support their own communities. these women and men are also themselves impacted by the conflict. to give you an idea, i mean, colleagues of the red crescent are living in tents without food, without water. there is a colleague who told me, "every morning i need to wake up very early and walk for a few kilometres to get my vest washed and then i will be able to go in an ambulance." of course, this is deeply complicated, without mentioning colleagues who lost their wives, kids, sisters, friends and still they are serving humanity. i think this if there is any positive side of in my case, there is this hope that our volunteers have. we case, there is this hope that our volunteers have. we are now witnessing _ our volunteers have. we are now witnessing a _ our volunteers have. we are now witnessi

my colleague helena - you. my colleague helena humphrey there in georgia for us.incident at a care home in dorset in the southwest of england. the emergency services were called to the gainsborough care home in swanagejust after seven o'clock this morning. four people were taken to hospital as a precuation and a number of residents were moved to a safe location. dorest police said they're currently treating the deaths an unexplained. following earlier inquiries, i can confirm the potential carbon monoxide poisoning is our primary line of inquiry, but i would stress that there is nothing to indicate that there is currently any risk to there is currently any risk to the wider public. in a statement, the gainsborough care home said — "we appreciate that this is a stressful and worrying time for those involved, and have allocated extra staffing resources to provide support locally. we are contacting and updating residents' families." for more on the story you can head to the bbc news website or app. we have the latest updates from police and reaction from families. fo

helena wilkinson, bbc news.isonings has opened this morning. it's heard that dawn sturgess — the 44—year—old mother who died after coming into contact with the nerve agent — appears to have been an innocent victim caught in the crossfire of a quote "illegal and outrageous assasination attempt". the inquiry heard the bottle contained enough poison to kill thousands. the inquiry is expected to last several weeks. our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this was dawn sturgess just a week before she died. the tragic conclusion to months of events concerning spies, nerve agents and perfume bottles. dawn was 44 and the mother of three children. the story had begun four months earlier here in a quiet cul de sac in salisbury. it was the home not of dawn sturgess, but of a russian man. he was sergei skripal, who's believed to have worked for british intelligence, and he became the target of an assassination attempt by moscow. he and his daughter yulia, who was visiting him, came to be poisoned with a nerve agent called

helena 52. $3 million budget shortfall.e have a crisis coming and we are obligated to teach our kids. we have the 51st worst entry-level teacher pay, and yet, we start with this $2.6 billion surplus and do we fix any of these things? this teach act the governor speaks about his political doublespeak. must've learned that in washington, d.c. there are 396 school districts in the state. all of you live in one and less than 50 districts have got any benefit from this. we did our 159th event and a mom said her daughter wants to come back from williston, north dakota to teach here and she can't because it is $20,000 less. gov. gianforte: teacher pay is critical. the teach act is working. i mentioned this young woman in weibel. she bought a house because of the teach act. my mom was a public school teacher. my daughter is a teacher in high school. this is near and dear to my heart. i probably spent more time in k-12 education than anything in my life outside of my business experience. our kids are our future. we need to invest to

helena: it is an incredibly tight race.ok at the polling, averages in this state, trump leading by a couple percentage points. as you know, polls are not predictors, but a snapshot in time. it is below the margin of error. it shows how incredibly tight the race is right now. sumi: thank you so much. nationwide polls have shown kamala harris in the lead since she joined the presidential race at the end of the trial -- of july, but she has a slim lead. as we said in georgia, they are dead even. we will have more on election day on bbc news. other important news around the world. mozambique's president warns calls for violent protests could be criminal. tensions ahead of the general election results. the leading opposition candidate says he will unleash 25 days of terror in response to the killing of his lawyer friday. he was reportedly preparing a case to contest of the vote and was shot dead in his car along with an official from his party. former hollywood producer arby weinstein appeared for hearing ahead of his retrial fo

my colleague helena for more on the story, you can head to the bbc website or app, we have the latest from police and reactions from families. the world health organization has postponed a planned mass polio vaccination campaign in northern gaza. it's blamed escalating violence it's blamed escalating violence and a lack of assured humanitarian pauses. dozens of teams were ready with thousands of doses of the vaccine to reach children for the crucial second round of immunisation. the polio virus was found in waste water in gaza earlier this year, and at least one child became paralysed after being infected. meanwhile, a former senior official on israel s national security council has called on soldiers in the country s army to refuse orders that could lead to war crimes being committed in gaza. israel rejects allegations that its forces are carrying out the forced displacement of thousands of civilians and blocking aid from reaching those in need. but eran ezion, who served under four prime ministers, told the bbc he feared war crimes might already have been committed in gaza. he was s

our news correspondent helena wilkinson is at the helena wilkinson is at the old bailey.te on what has been said in court. bring us up-to-date on what has been said in court-— said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother— said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and _ said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and her _ said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and her uncle - said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and her uncle are | said in court. urfan sharif, her. stepmother and her uncle are all charged with the murder of sara sharif and charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. today the prosecution open the case against the three defendants to the jury against the three defendants to the jury on the first day of the trial. the prosecutor bill emlynjones kc told the jury that sara had sustained extensive injuries over a prolonged period of time. thejury had heard as well that she had an external and internal injuries, distressing details the jury heard today. among those injuries, extensive bruising, bones —— burns and broken bones both old an

petersburg on dobrovidenie, gravel grave helena. the more we are in tenochs, in short, the more long-awaited they are, peter, dates again, la-la-la-la, come on my boat, i'll take a ride on the field, oh, hold me! i'm walking with a light gait , i like everything, friends, and maybe i'll find happiness here, i'm singing, lai-la-la, la -lai-la-la, la-la-la-la, la-la-la, la, la, la, la, la, la, surprise and a solemn chorus, peter, white nights, peter, bright days, the more these nights are, in short, the more long-awaited they are, we're walking with a light gait and that's it. hello, on air on channel one is the military information program chasovoy, and i'm its host, alexey rafaenko, watch this episode. 2024 the largest naval exercise in several decades years. our film crew saw naval maneuvers of three russian fleets at once. now, together with our fellow journalists, we can watch missile launches. new tactics, how the navy applies the experience of a special military operation. the training was carried out. combating unmanned aerial

helena wilkinson, bbc news. scrap regulation that "needlessly holds back investment" at a major international business conference today. his government is expected to unveil investment deals worth billions. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. henry, keir starmer has been accused of being a bit too gloomy about the economy over the last few weeks, is this an opportunity for him to change the tone a bit? he certainly ho es so, change the tone a bit? he certainly hepes so. jon- _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes it's - change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes it's an - hopes so, jon. he hopes it's an opportunity for him to change the tone politically, because the build—up to the summit has been pretty fraught, but also economically, because this government really wants this investment. foryears government really wants this

hello, i'm helena humphries.he israeli military says four of its soldiers have been killed and seven others severely injured in a drone strike by hezbollah. they say an investigation is now under way. it follows earlier reports that around 60 people were injured in a drone attack by hezbollah. the armed group said it launched "a swarm of attack drones" at an israeli military training camp in binyamina, just south of haifa. some reports say people had been eating in a canteen at the time of the strike. hezbollah says it was retaliation for attacks by israel in lebanon — which killed more than 50 people on saturday alone. from beirut — anna foster has the latest on the strikes inside israel. this is what appears to have been as successful as a hezbollah would permit, drone strike into northern israel, between tel aviv and haifa. the suggestion is that this has happened at some sort of military facility. there has been some pictures on social media appeared to show a dining hall with a hole in the roof. there will b

helena in the east coast states is now a real humanitarian disaster, 200 people are known to have died, but the number of victims may increase several times, since the fate of almost a thousand americans is unclear. meanwhile , social networks are filled with caustic caricatures of the country's top officials. the fact is that president biden initially refused to provide assistance to the victims at all, except for the most minimal. a few days later vice president harris announced that those who lost their homes and property would receive a $750 benefit, which is obviously not enough for families without a roof over their heads to even feed themselves. panic about a possible epidemic outbreak in germany turned out to be unfounded. several suspicious illnesses that caused the most alarming comments from doctors were not cases of the deadly marburg fever. let us recall that this week, police medics cordoned off a train station in hamburg, where they allegedly discovered several sick with this exotic disease, its... main symptoms are bleeding from the eyes and nose, the mortality rate rea

i saw 44 in sonoma, 45 in saint helena, 46 in mill valley. cool lows, big fog bank sun, high clouds, little breeze at times, temperatures settling in after being way above for a while. not anymore. 60s 70s to near 80. all right, so here. and something new where we are right out there. >> i think we're all right. it is friday, after all. and hopefully we'll get a little bit of a break. let's go right to highway four and show you that highway four traffic is off to a nice start. as you drive over to concord. a little slowing in bay point, also at the macarthur maze. it looks good to a relatively uncrowded bay bridge toll plaza. it's 5.30. let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, statewide test scores show california students have made some improvements in test scores since the pandemic, but there is still a long way to go. ktvu ali rasmus is here to tell us the results of those tests and the gaps that still have to be filled. good morning ali. >> good morning dave. yeah, you said it. there are some improvements, but they

as i said to helena, actually i'm going to run away while we're still in poland. no matter or what happens, i won't cross the border. so i understand that if we're going to save ourselves, then it'll have to be in our own country using the jump. suddenly airplanes appeared. is it a blue shoes before the m. c is attending the selection? haneke broke out through the germans, went forward to the front of the convoy, meant to you so the rear part was no longer guarded. i threw a blanket over me and jumped into the snow dress and i pulled helena down beside me and said, we're staying here. and never did. she said, no, i'm scared. i'm going to keep going from the peas us be. so i let go of her hand until lena left. well, i stayed, put a little girl vonda cust. erica jumped the 2nd and severe national glass scholastic . we waited under our blankets until the group had moved on toward the brick factory. we listened for the sound of the dogs to tell whether the group had gone. it showed that google pack it actually just lay in the snow and waited. finally, we crawled away

and i pulled helena down beside me and said, we're staying here. and there was the, she said, no, i'm scared. i'm going to keep going from the piece of space. so i let go of her hand, i should seclude until lena left. well, i stayed put vondik hysterical jump 2nd and severe national glasgow last. we waited under our blankets until the group had moved on toward the brick factory. we listened for the sound of the dogs to tell whether the group had gone. it showed that little pat. it's actually just lay in the snow and waited. finally, we crawled away. no contract. we crawled over the mound of snow on our hands and knees. so for some good behind it, we came to a dirt road to the i guess i gave it to finished the yeah, the drawer, like under dad, you called the all new. the thunder of artillery from the front behind us was getting closer. you see the ss were afraid of getting caught, so they changed the route. that was the day before we arrived at the gross rosen camp. we stood by the road early in the mornings, ready to march about jill. a school at t

helena wilkinson, bbc news. scrap regulation that "needlessly holds back investment" at a major international business conference today. his government is expected to unveil investment deals worth billions. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. the government is making a big fuss of this, they say it is a big deal. it is a big moment for the government. fouryears it is a big moment for the government. four years in opposition under keir starmer the labour party claimed that they were the true party of business. and nowjust over 100 days into their tenure into government, they are trying to show that they are a government of business. there are going to be some of the top business executives from banks, private equity firms, companies, in the city of london, at the guildhall, all day today, culminating in a reception hosted by the king at st paul's cathedral. 0ne the king at st paul's cathedral. one of the wealthiest men in the world, however, will not be there, elon musk. a little ea

and i pulled helena down beside me and said, we're staying here. and there was the, she said, no, i'm scared. i'm going to keep going from the peas us be. so i let go of her hand. i should so clear until the in the left, while our state of put that will go vanda cus barracka jumped the 2nd and severe national glass scholastic. we waited under our blankets until the group had moved on toward the brick factory. we listened for the sound of the dogs to tell whether the group had gone. it just showed that group that it actually just laying the snow and wait it. finally, we crawled away and i will contrast. we crawled over the mound of snow on our hands and knees. so for some good behind it we came to a dirt road to the i guess i gave it to finished. yeah, the drawer, like under dad, do you call the all new? the thunder of artillery from the front behind us was getting closer. you see the s s were afraid of getting caught. so they changed the route. that was the day before we arrived at the gross rosen camp. we stood by the road early in the mornings. r

our correspondent helena wilkinson has been in court. helena, what more has been said?stressing details about the injuries that sara suffered. they have heard from a pathologist who carried out the postmortem examination, and sara sharif had dozens of injuries on her. her bodies was covered her body was covered in blue with bruises, and they included abrasions.— bruises, and they included abrasions. ,, ., . ., abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head — abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and _ abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs _ abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs of— abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs of being i abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs of being hit i to her head and signs of being hit with an object below her bellybutton. the court previously had heard that sara was hooded and beaten during more than two years of abuse. listening from the dock, the three defendants who deny the charges, and the trial continues. thank you. president zelensky has laid

let's speak to our correspondent helena humphry who's in milton in the key battleground state of georgiaeous where you are, and just first of all on the liberal party story, is it being talked about at all where you are? i being talked about at all where ou are? ., ., _ you are? i have to say it, asked a _ you are? i have to say it, asked a few _ you are? i have to say it, asked a few people - you are? i have to say it, | asked a few people about you are? i have to say it, i asked a few people about it, not something that is getting recognition here in suburban, rural georgia, but watching the morning news programmes here in the united states, from washington, dc at least, it was noteworthy there has been comment, but certainly this is a political elite level as opposed to what voters are really concerned about, and i've spoken to those voters here in georgia about what is on their mind. our 2 million people have already cost their votes in early voting in the state, that is over one quarter of the population so far. the things they are worried about, speaking to people at this pumping p

. >> storms like helena what we can expect from milton are exactly, precisely what experts have been screaming about for decades as john mireles told nicolle wallace, it's why he got so emotional over the forecast. >> when i saw 50 millibars in 10 hours, just broke down with a mixture of empathy, angst over these increasing extreme weather events and frustration because for over 20 years, i've been trying to communicate a what we are becoming if we did not check the injection of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. well, here we are. it's not going to get better. >> we are now preparing for the second major climate change fueled hurricane in two reach which could put it strain on federal resources. "the new york times" reports a federal emergency management agency is running at a staff to deal with the potential devastation. monday morning, 9% of fema's personnel were available to respond to the hurricane or other disasters. of fema's said there well equipped to handle the strains, it's a reminder, the challenge of more frequent natural disasters. noting fema is responding to floodi

let's cross live now to washington and speak to our correspondent helena humphrey, and also jeff nussbaum we are only one week out. very few people are undecided right now. kamala harris is talking at the ellipse, four years ago we saw donald trump speaking there, rallying his supporters before the storming of the us capital. that would be chosen to hit on that democratic theme about democracy being on the line with this us presidential election. president biden will not be addressing, he will be in baltimore where he is expected to announce a significant injection into that signature inflation reduction act at a time when the economy remains one of the top concerns on voters' minds. then we are expecting to hear from on voters' minds. then we are expecting to hearfrom donald trump from an address from mar—a—lago in florida, it is being seen as a pre—battle to kamala harris's remarks. the question is whether he will address those controversial comments made about latinos and puerto ricans made at his closing remarks in new york, all of that coming at a time when the margins are incredibly

there by the former president about what is available in particular to the survivors of hurricane helenarst of all, it is extraordinary irresponsible. it is about ham, it is not about you, the reality is fema has so many resources available to folks who desperately need them. >> trace: loves bringing acxiom strategies erin perrine, jessica anderson and rnc national spokeswoman, elizabeth pipko, welcome all of you. aaron over to you first. you heard kamala harris, everybody is spreading misinformation yet "new york times" came out with his headline "as a major hurricane approaches florida, fema basis of your staffing shortage, fewer than 10% of the agency's disaster workers are available to respond it to her again milton and other calamities ". fema is it depleted and nobody's really lying about that fact. >> this is true, this is woeful mismanagement by the administration. they knew this was coming, they planned for hurricane season when it came and right now this is too late for us because florida spent a lot of state resources to north carolina to help, now florida is facing down with

storm milton, which will be several times stronger than helena, will reach the east coast tomorrow.onsidering the blow to the reputation of the authorities caused by the inaction in eliminating the consequences of the previous disaster, this time the elements may play against the democrats, and therefore for donald trump. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. moscow meets leaders of the cis countries under the chairmanship of vladimir putin. the main summit of the commonwealth in moscow. the event is attended by the leaders of azerbaijan, armenia, belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, turkmenistan and uzbekistan. the program includes bilateral meetings, a meeting of the council of heads of state of the cis, and a ceremony to sign agreements. our colleague, anastasia efimova, will tell you more about how the cis summit is going, she joins the facts. nastya, what statements were made, what was the most important thing outlined? yes, colleagues, good day!

let's speak to our correspondent helena humphrey in milton, georgia.ive there behind you. tell us, everyone is watching these polls, it is so tight, what are people saying? i polls, it is so tight, what are peeple saying?— polls, it is so tight, what are people saying? i am surrounded by pumpkins _ people saying? i am surrounded by pumpkins right _ people saying? i am surrounded by pumpkins right now - people saying? i am surrounded by pumpkins right now but i people saying? i am surrounded | by pumpkins right now but make no mistake, this is the peach state. this is the battleground state of georgia. i have been speaking to voters over the past few days. some of the words they have used to describe this presidential election, nervous, scared, other people say they are excited. they hope this might be the moment for some change. why i am here in this suburban area, this is where this battleground state could be lost and won. if you think about georgia going back to the zist about georgia going back to the 21st century. you are talking about a largely r

. >> reporter it's the last day of grape pressing at rombauer vineyards in saint helena. a purple rain of fruit from the 2024 harvest is being collected by senior winemaker richie allen and his crew. >> so here this is some cabernet from saint helena. so we can just tell by the aroma and the intensity of aroma. this is a high quality lot. it has the right amount of extract and tannin that we want. >> allen says the quality of grapes is looking good, despite a lot of challenges during the growing season. >> right out of the gate, i think from june really all the way to harvest here in you know, early october, we saw pretty expansive heat. >> napa valley grape growers and vintners sharing thoughts. they say extreme heat was a huge concern. >> like 38 to 40 days above 100 degrees. so that's a pretty big difference from years past, especially from 2023, where we had maybe 8 to 10. >> but growers say late rains and a cool spring came to the rescue. >> early on we had early rain close to the start of the growing season that i think has has helped. and there was good canopy grow

the strongest hurricane in the last decade, hurricane helena, hit the east coast. the death toll officially more than 200, but the count could be in the thousands. entire cities have been wiped off the face of the earth, surviving without communications and electricity. only a few days later, harris and biden headed to the disaster area. in the southern united states, you see footage of husbands, wives and children who have lost everything, they have nothing left, and it can no longer be returned, and what does the powerful vice president of the united states kamala harris do, she comes there and offers $ 750 in aid, yes, a simple tv in the house costs more than that, at the same time we sent 200 billion to ukraine dollars, so that russian ukrainians exterminate each other in the trenches, what awaits the voter in the last month of the campaign, when there is no strength left to be surprised. democrats bring out the heavy artillery. barack obama begins to campaign for zachares in the swing state of pennsylvania. trump seems to have shown his trump cards, however, t

county was hit with a schedule three helena hurricane. what has affected large farmers and small farmers? we are so grateful for the linesmen. the first respondents and other essential worker that have worked dili around the clock to restore power and keep us safe. farmers in five southern states have been impacted by this storm unlike anything they have experienced before we need a system, we need clean up, we need rebuilding, we need restoring our lives on the family farms. we are thankful for our local and state and federal government for providing loans and grants to assist in recovering process. we have lost billions of dollars in the timber industry and in the pecan industry and in the road crop industry. i'm a first generation farmer. my son, dear joshua is a second generation farmer. i come to you planning them before our president. but my grandmother and grandfather dream about doing. i'm living the dream here today. i'm thankful for this opportunity to speak and have all farmers, but especially to the small farmers, the minority

helena: el martes las condiciones van estar secas igualmente el miÉrcoles pero el jueves pasara otrocomendaciones para disfrutar de una celebraciÓn segura. berenice: mÁs de 86,000,000 de estadounidenses comprarÁn un disfraz este aÑo y en total se gastaron mÁs de $2,800,000,000. pero no se asuste porque mÁs que el dinero es encontrar uno que sea seguro. es una noche llena de dulces que rÁpidamente puede transformarse en una pesadilla. por eso la comisiÓn de seguridad de productos retiro del mercado varios disfraces. >> resistente al fuego, esto obviamente quiere decir que va a resistir las llamas pero no necesariamente no se va encender. >> la recomendaciÓn, evite las veladoras como estÁn naturales y prefiere las que son de baterÍas o las elÉctricas como esta. >> los disfraces muy holgados no son tan buena idea porque obviamente si las personas tienen velas encendidas esto disfraces pueden rozar la llama y encenderse fuego. berenice: anualmente se reporta la sala de emergencia del paÍs 4100 lesiones, el 48% relaciÓn has con el tallado de calabazas. >> las cortadas, laceraciones refere

house's response to the rampage of the elements, the strongest hurricane in the last decade, hurricane helenae eastern coast. the death toll is officially over 200, but the count could be in the thousands; entire cities have been wiped off the face of the earth, surviving without communications or electricity.

these are our photos taken from our own photojournalist, jaedyn shaw from saint helena tonight.nd he says that it wasn't just his camera able to capture the sight, but the lights were visible to the naked eye as well. stunning sight of the aurora borealis. nice work. really great work. i would always think about seeing that in person. maybe tonight's the night to do that, bill. >> maybe it is. yeah, it's showing up. i've got some friends in tahoe that sent some pictures down from earlier this evening, so. yeah, maybe. i mean, these these things have been working their way further and further south. a lot of the pictures show better than seeing them in real life, i guess because of the way the camera exposes. but the story is with the forecast for these things. most of the well, this is the first. there's two forecasts. there's the noaa forecast. you see how far south that green line goes so tt it shows. it just barely in northern california. and then this is university of alaska. this is their forecast shows it a little further south into northern california. so maybe you'll see

he was on his way back from the hurricane helena evacuation, but had to stop again in orlando to wait milton out. >> you just have to prepare for these things. i mean, it sucks, but like any natural disaster, you have to keep in the back of your head some kind of common sense. and obviously, it was not prudent to return back to pinellas county. >> bianca crowe is an hour east of tampa in lakeland. also in milton's crosshairs. >> my friends that are in auburndale, which is like a town over, have already had two tornado warnings. and we don't have any here yet. that's pretty much what i'm most concerned with. >> she also has a vacation home on anna maria island, also in milton's crosshairs. it's an outer island which was just ravaged by hurricane helena. >> so everyone's furniture is on the side of the road. and now milton's coming. and that furniture is going to be literally floating in the road. like i can't even comprehend. like how dangerous it will be retired menlo park fire chief and legendary search and rescue pioneer howard chapel. >> holman also worries about working with local

tomorrow , storm milton will reach the east coast, which will be several times stronger than helena.d considering what a blow to the reputation of the authorities was the inaction in eliminating the consequences of the previous disaster on... this time, the elements may play against the democrats, and therefore for donald trump. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. meanwhile, a new hurricane, milton, is moving towards florida. according to meteorologists, it has strengthened to the highest category five. the hurricane is now in several hundred kilometers from the city of tampa on the coast of the gulf of mexico. the wind speed at the epicenter reaches 70 m / s. work has been suspended. local airport authorities announced the evacuation of the population on the roads multi-kilometer-long lines of cars, those who preferred to wait out the bad weather at home, are now hastily boarding up windows erecting a fence of sandbags. the southeastern united states has not yet had time to recover from the recent hurricane helen, which killed 227 people. in five states, destr

he was on his way back from the hurricane helena evacuation, but had to stop again in orlando to wait milton out. >> you just have to prepare for these things. i mean, it sucks, but like any natural disaster, you have to keep in the back of your head some kind of common sense. and obviously, it was not prudent to return back to pinellas county. >> bianca crowe is an hour east of tampa in lakeland. also in milton's crosshairs. >> my friends that are in auburndale, which is like a town over, have already had two tornado warnings. and we have we don't have any here yet. that's pretty much what i'm most concerned with. >> she also has a vacation home on anna maria island, also in milton's crosshairs. it's an outer island which was just ravaged by hurricane helena. >> so everyone's furniture is on the side of the road. and now milton's coming, and that furniture is going to be literally floating in the road. like i can't even comprehend. like how dangerous it will be retired menlo park fire chief and legendary search and rescue pioneer howard chapel. >> holman also worries about working wi

only 40 at napa and saint helena. most other locations, though, have temperature readings in the low 50s right around the bay, shoreline and upper 40s to about 50 in our inland east bay locations. so let's check out our forecast headlines today. we'll see increasing clouds going into the afternoon hours tonight. showers will arrive and will spread from northwest to southeast as a systems this time of the year often do. and halloween looks spooktacular. we expect mainly dry conditions tomorrow. mainly dry for most of today as well, although we'll have increasing clouds going into the afternoon. high temperatures will range from upper 50s at the coast to mainly low and mid 60s around the bay shoreline to mainly mid and upper 60s inland. it's not going to be a very warm day. what's traffic looking like, francis. >> all right, well, even though it's not that warm, traffic has been pretty quiet, except that the bay bridge toll plaza where it is filling in because metering lights have been turned on since about 531. so the

let's cross live now to helena humphrey in duluth, georgia.been telling you? —— trump rally. it telling you? -- trump rally. it is telling you? —— trump rally. it is easy to find out the policies of the supporters, the backers of donald trump. perhaps you can hear a voice in the background, whenever he says anything that resonates, cheers go up among the people behind me. only thousands of people who have been waiting for hours, not everyone managed to get inside. donald trump took to the stage, calling kamala harris the tax claim, saying she would raise taxes, andindeed saying she would raise taxes, and indeed that is something kamala harris has said she would do on the rich in order to expand social care. that certainly got a round of applause from the crowd. and of course the personal attacks have become ever more frequent as we enter the final stretch. just now calling her incompetent, saying she is hated as a vice president. speaking to people here, why are you voting for donald trump, they have said time and time again that it's about th

tomorrow , storm milton will reach the east coast, which will be many times stronger than helena.ng what a blow to the reputation of the authorities was the inaction in eliminating consequences of the previous disaster, this time the elements may play against the democrats, and therefore for donald trump. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. rosatom head alexey likhachev met with the director general of the international organization itr. petr barabaski is on a visit to moscow. during the meeting, he said that itr is not going to change its current policy of cooperation with russia. i note that itr is a project for the world's first international thermonuclear experimental reactor. its goal is to use thermonuclear energy on an industrial scale. i want a muffin for breakfast, and i want a pancake, which means we'll still have time to sleep, a muffin with an egg, a juicy cutlet, a crispy potato pancake , freshly brewed coffee, your hot breakfast will be prepared quickly so that you can be everywhere and have time to try a muffin for 135 rubles. with a free chil

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chilly in the north bay, where sonoma, santa rosa and saint helena have temperature readings in the upper. over in the inland east bay, mainly in the 40s, and we expect a fairly calm and mild day as we take a look at our forecast headlines right here. increasing clouds during the afternoon hours tonight, showers arrive and they spread from northwest to southeast and halloween tomorrow looks spooktacular. it's going to be a pretty nice day. this afternoon will be fairly calm as well and dry with high temperatures of 58 degrees here in half moon bay, 60 here in san francisco, around the bay shoreline, mainly low to mid 60s. inland areas will warm to only mid to upper 60s, so it's not going to be a very warm day, but a pleasant one. now the futurecast shows the approaching cold front bringing some showers to the north bay tonight. it will be more widespread and fairly concentrated rainfall in the early evening hours, but later at night, as the front swings southeastward, we'll see it breaking up into scattered showers. francis. good morning. >> good morning. spencer. it's been an easy ride s

he was on his way back from the hurricane helena evacuation, but had to stop again in orlando to waitton out. >> you just have to prepare for these things. i mean, it sucks, but like any natural disaster, you have to keep in the back of your head some kind of common sense and obviously, it was not prudent to return back to pinellas county. >> bianca crowe is an hour east of tampa in lakeland. also in milton's crosshairs. >> my friends that are in auburndale, which is like a town over, have already had two tornado warnings. and we have we don't have any here yet. that's pretty much what i'm most concerned with. >> she also has a vacation home on anna maria island, also in milton's crosshairs. it's an outer island which was just ravaged by hurricane helena. >> so everyone's furniture is on the side of the road. and now milton's coming. and that furniture is going to be literally floating in the road like i can't even comprehend. like how dangerous it will be. >> retired menlo park fire chief and legendary search and rescue pioneer howard chapel. holman also worries about working with lo

for example, saint helena 105, concord 102, santa rosa and sonoma 103 and you'll see triple digits. palo alto, san jose, and gilroy. so with that right now, the heat risk today is major to extreme, but tomorrow it will be dropping and i'll let you know when temperatures will finally head back to normal. dion. >> all right francis, thanks. now we do have a qr code on your screen. for all of our heat stories. you can use your phone or just open your camera and scan the code and it will take you to our website where you'll find the weather forecast, warnings and all of the recent stories we've done about the weather and its impact. 40 niners fans braved scorching hot temperatures in the south bay to watch their team take on the arizona cardinals at levi's stadium, beating the heat was the goal for most fans. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live for us in santa clara, with details on what may be a game to remember. cornell, i'm surprised you're not melting out there. >> dion good evening. you know, one fan told us today this is definitely not football weather. so true. still

the conflict in the middle east, hurricane helena, the migration crisis and inflation were enough topics for discussion at the vice presidential debates in the united states. republican candidate jady vance won by a small margin, but the main thing that observers noted was the ability of the second numbers to conduct a constructive dialogue. will it be possible continue this in the program "this is america", a program about a country that is difficult to understand. hello. there will be no more presidential debates before the us elections, which means that the only debates are the vice-presidential ones - this is also the last opportunity for democrats and republicans to assess their strength in a face-to-face confrontation. well, for trump's running mate , jaydee. young, well-educated, he is a graduate of yel, jaydee vance, together with his wife of indian origin usha, do not fit at all with the images of backward conservatives, people of yesterday, if not the day before yesterday, in which the liberals are trying to eradicate the trumpists. the liberal on this stage is harris's angular

hello, i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. breaking news out of israel — where the idf says four israeli soldiers have been killed and seven others severely injured in a drone strike by his brother. they say an investigation is now under way. it follows earlier reports that around 60 people were injured in a drone attack by hezbollah. the armed group said it launched "a swarm of attack drones" at an israeli military training camp in binya—mina, just south of haifa. some reports say people had been eating in a canteen at the time of the strike.

if you want to do that. 73 in low 79 degrees in saint helena and 79 also in fairfield. but things really switching gears now in the atmosphere. you can see just off the coastline that cut off low that we've been tracking all week, finally making some movement now and joining with another storm system coming out, the gulf of alaska bringing some rain up to far northern parts of california. nothing here yet. but i think we're gonna squeeze in one more day, but we'll notice the changes throughout the day. lot of clouds going roll across our skies for tomorrow on off throughout the day. then on sunday, we're going to thicken up with a chance of a couple raindrops overnight lows tonight. not as cold as it's been. we've got some 50's and some 60's member last couple days. we look at the 40's. it was low 40's around parts of the bay area. by day tomorrow, not a bad start your weekend. 70 degrees in san francisco. 67 in the sunset along the find temperatures there comfortably into the 60's as you make your way inside the base. partly cloudy skies, 70 degrees in bilbray about 70

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.after the israeli army issued an evacuation order for dozens of areas in the city.

number of human deaths due to hurricane helena.southeastern united states, more than 200 people died, more than half of the dead disappeared in north carolina. the number of missing persons remains undetermined. rescuers in the mountains of north carolina are using horse-drawn boats to access hard-to-reach areas where people have been cut off by droughts and flooded rivers. many locals still remain isolated due to the natural disaster. it was all the news at 8 o'clock. we will meet with you soon. then my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andriy saichuk are waiting for you on the air, so stay with espresso and don't switch, if you want to know more, stay tuned on our website espresso.tv and also on our social networks. qué soy bien dear friends, we are back, starting the next hour of our marathon. andriy seichuk, i would like to remind you that we work in this studio for you until 12 o'clock, and we will talk about everything that worries you and all of us, but now , traditionally, at this hour we have a reminder of what we have to do w