detach the area we do expect winds to taper off this evening and overnight we'll be monitoring and hocking those winds closely to issue the all clear conditions if and when conditions warrant. i understand. this was a challenging week. and months for many including our customers and the data science the data science branch of the meteorology team and others have been studying. this past week in this pass as months to help put this in perspective with history and i want to share some preliminary analysis with you now. and so on the inner interagency coordination call the meteorology has during high-risk events with northern operations predictive services. the lead meteorologist to do a fantastic job up and reading. indicated that they study the say the wind patterns at reading airport. throughout its entire history that that weather stations been they're back to 1986 and for the specific events what they're looking at is northerly winds. what is a north wind doing in reading over the past 30 years in the month of october they counted the number of days that reading had observed a wind gust

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hocks and air tankers in a full-out assault. >> that's 11,600 gallons of retardant. when the fire line hits that, it just stops. >> reporter: residents comforting one another. some losing everything. east of san bernardino, the sandalwood fire incinerating dozens of structures in hours. sounds like a machine gun going off. those pops? that's ammunition insi house popping off. dehe t that fire apparently caused by burning trash from this garbage truck. >> the trash load was dumped off to the side of the road. ignited the vegetation. >> reporter: at least one person there did not survive. >> let's get to mt gutman. he's we know the winds have been driving the fires all day long, gusting more than 60 miles per hour at some points. and there are still red flag wa really been the story. red flag warnings expected to persist through the night and tomorrow night. with gusts of 30 feel it. those fires going to be kept alive. it was embers from across the valley you just saw that ignited this house, incinerating it in minutes. all that is left is this chimney. the owners said

the democratic race war and challenging died in as the front runner found herself increasingly it's hocked the candidates also criticized president trump's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria treat being fired on by a shot by assad's people and the president states if those if those isis folks escape from the prisons or in the lonely go to europe would affect the democratic when i will take on president trump who is seeking reelection in november 2020. 4 will the united kingdom begin leaving the european union on october 31st we will know the answer to that sometime tonight and use chief works in negotiator michel barnier said today that high pressure last minute because she must produce a result by the end of today tomorrow is the start of a summit of e.u. leaders and will be the final opportunity for the european union to discuss and say yes or no to a breaks a deal to keep in mind that deal would that have to be passed by the u.k. parliament as well here is what the irish prime minister said today about those talks. we have a pathway to possible deal but there are issues still t

ethiopia and egypt are holding an emergency meeting in khartoum to discuss sharing the water nicholas hock reports now from. this factory is making baby clothes destined for the u.s. but it has a problem it's out of electricity running on a diesel generator much to the frustration of human the site's manager who wants to go green and it was up. when you 1st opened up in florida and the book i already knew in the you know the direction of the field ethiopia has done what most countries thought impossible ethiopians half of whom live on less than 2 dollars a day raised $4000000000.00 to build africa's the largest hydroelectric dam on the world's biggest waterway the river nile without any assistance from international donors the grander innocence dam is now near completion and this is making countries downstream nervous among them egypt because it gets 90 percent of its fresh water from the river nile. either recognizing them you hear his friends going in and. for his money or to watch of the night. and. egypt wants more water than ethiopia is ready to supply the dams reservoir is the size o

allow veteran president called there to run for a 3rd term from the capital can actually nicolas hocked reports. gunfire in downtown conakry. frightened residents have locked himself indoors taking cover for guinea's paramilitary forces who are shooting live rounds in the streets what was supposed to be in the nation wide protest against president alpha condé has turned into street battles between security forces and demonstrators armed with sticks and knives they say they are here to defend their democracy we are not but of course we are scared but we managed to paralyze the city and turn it into a ghost town to show our frustration with our leadership what the 81 year old president wants a referendum to change the constitution so that he can run a 3rd term in office but his political opponents are against a referendum they don't trust the president to organize an impartial vote like. needham one is leader. treats all of its citizens equally irrespective of the. with. the with. the ethnic forlornly make of the majority in guinea and yet never has a full only been in power many of them

he spent his youth in traffic hocking cigarettes in newspapers. and then in this early 20s landed his first real job cleaning a government pool. he was walking home with his first paycheck when he spied a beautiful young woman in the alley. she considered emmett plain looking and said he was poor than a rat but his persistence carry the day. they married in 1967 and five children followed in the step they were born with a heart defect. they were in need of medicine that they can afford. they drop to dropped to their knees and ask god to make a decision. take her or let her head him. got answered in a mysterious way soon after and it got an offer to work in saudi arabia. he would be away from his family for two years. stories of abused workers are right. but he would earn ten times as manila pay. by the time i arrived seven years later emmett was on his third contract they have their medicine in the house was one of the few that have a working toilet which is why sister christine had steered me there. i found my place among the poor. i was excited

he was quick to make friends he spent his youth in traffic hocking cigarettes and newspapers and then in his early twenties he landed his first real job walking with his first paycheck when he spiednt a young woman in the alley. chita had no interest she considered him plain looking but his persistence carried the day. they married in 1967 with five ca following. the older sister was born with a heart defect in need of medicine that they could not afford after years of fighting over her frail health he dropped his knees and said take her or let him have her. god answered in mysterious ways soon after emmett god an effort offer to work in saudi arabia he been away from his family in twowo years were stories of abuse o workers are ripe but it's ten times his pay he accepted it on the spot. by the time i arrive seven years later he was on his third contract. she had her medicine in the house was one of the few that had an working toilet which is why i was steered there. i found my place i was excited. but i wasn't sure what to do with them and they were not sure what to do with me. langu

. >>> a little hocking for you. says dallas and columbus in the blue jackets, between the legs.le. it is like you on the ice, right? >> i'm laughing just because i have been on the ice. that is so hard. >>> 11:00, time for more news. >> next at 11:00. >>> a crystal chandelier. you want to get out from underneath it. signed to let people stem is throughout the state know that an earthquake is coming. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu socks to starts now. >>> people will be notified through an app called my shake and through cell phone notifications thomas similar to amber alerts. amberley is in oakland tonight where governor newsom is expected to unveil the system tomorrow. >> reporter: the governor plans to launch the new warning system, with the bay bridge as his backdrop. the warning could come seconds before the shaking starts, but the idea is to give people a chance to protect themselves. >> we are over the marina district of san francisco. >> reporter: the earthquake

jillian: lindsey graham considered a foreign-policy hock has been critical of the decision to move troopsria. he will be the president's worst nightmare of the movies and reconsidered. rob: two of the four men involved with rudy giuliani's associates arraigned today. they allegedly funneled foreign campaign donations to american politicians. correa was taken into custody after flying to new york to turn himself in. two other men will be arranged next week on the same charges. giuliani said he had no knowledge of it. lawmakers will grow eu ambassador on capitol hill today, expected to test behind closed doors, top ukrainian officials about the gas company link to hunter and joe biden. in her testimony earlier this week fiona hill claimed sonlynn was involved in a push to pressure ukraine into targeting a trump rival. he insists he did nothing wrong. donald trump junior chiming in on the hunter biden controversy saying it highlights the double standard. >> i'm not going to say i am not who i am because of my father. that would be foolish. the difference is we did it as capitalists, as busin

robert jackler, an investment in product advertising testified the vape giant juul hocked adds to younger james unsy and bowen were students in product design at stanford and their masters product was about, quote, disrupting the tobacco industry through innovation. jackler said when he met muncy last year he accused juul of ripping off the colors of american spirit cigarette ads for the vapor campaign and muncy did not disagree. >> he thanked us for the database we have for traditional 50,000 tobacco ads on line and they say helped juul design their ads. we know after studying advertising, juul's marketing faithfully uses the cigarette ads to rg tat young people. >> testifying the next day, muncy denied the allegations. >> i did not make that statement to dr. jackler. i think dr. jackler may have misheard my commentary. the resource he compiled was an useful resource and at that point we were interested in using the resource to understand what bad actions the tobacco companies have taken to familiarize ourselves with how not to run a business. >> dr. robert jackler joins me now. beside

back with me once again, msnbc contributor charlie sykes and nayyara hock.ving an anonymous source, or in this case, someone close to the president or within the president's orbit, coming out and writing a book? >> well, i have to say it's a little bit frustrating because i think anonymity's reached its expiration date in this administration. when you have marie yovanovitch and william taylor coming forward, laying their careers on the line, this is a point where if you have something to tell the american people, you should tell the american people, you should be willing to step up. and i think there was a lot of that reaction early on when that "the new york times" op ed piece occurred, which is like, why are you still in the administration? why are you not willing to put your name on it? and i think we're at kind of a new phase here. so, i wonder, what will this book tell us that we don't already know? and if, in fact, it has substantive information, put your name on it, come out, let the people know what it is and who you are. >> okay, let me push back on

. >>> the bay arll having hocks earthquakes hit yesterday. we've had three quakes in the past 48 hours. the latest quake was a magnitude 3.4 that hit last night around 7:15 pm centered in pleasant hills, near the epicenter of monday night's of 4.5 quake. earlier yesterday afternoon there was a 4.7 quake in san benito county centered 15 miles southeast of hollister. people in the small town of tres pinos really felt it. the epicenter was just 10 miles south of town. but it was felt across northern california. the owner of a hair salon said being so close to that epicenter made this deal different than others. >> one of the ladies was like i think we are having an earthquake and i was, like, away. i turned around and all the stuff was shaking on the walls and the water container was pushing back and forth. it was shaking pretty good. >> the san benito county sheriff's department, hollister police and the fire department say no major damage has been reported yet. make sure you join us tomorrow night for an earthquake special. this falls on the 3

these cities just go into hock? they don't have the money?ne a lot of these cities, $50,000 to $80,000 is a big deal. >> it is a big deal. and it may not be a big deal for a city of a million people as much as it would be for a green bay, wisconsin, or a lebanon, ohio, a city of only 20,000, 50,000, 80,000 people. that could pay a lot of police officers' salaries for days at a time when you add that up. so, it's a big hole in their budget. sure, there's a lot that goes good with a presidential event. you get the limelight on your municipality, your local government, your local people, but by the same token, too, it is a situation where the city budget -- it's a city budget. you've got to pay it, and if you don't have money coming in and have a lot coming out, then you could be in a pickle. >> so, like many things in this administration, some of it shouldn't come as a surprise. there has been, long before donald trump became elected president, this story has followed him along for years, the accept services, do not pay. >> without question. an

sudan ethiopia and egypt holding a meeting in khartoum to discuss sharing the water sirus nicholas hock reports now from. this factory is making baby clothes destined for the u.s. but it has a problem it's out of electricity running on a diesel generator much to the frustration of human the site's manager who wants to go green and it is up to him bottom line is when you just talk about the war in the balkans or you know the you know the direction of the field ethiopia has done what most countries thought impossible ethiopians half of whom live on less than $2.00 a day raised $4000000000.00 to build africa's the largest hydroelectric dam on the world's biggest waterway the river nile without any assistance from international donors the ground is now near completion and this is making countries downstream nervous among them egypt because it gets 90 percent of its fresh water from the river nile. mother recognized in the area his friends are going to send. for him to watch of the night. and in the egypt wants more water than ethiopia is ready to supply the dams reservoir is the size of gre

." >> then the plan to get michael out of hock changed again.ccording to michael, another lawyer said to him, look, you own your townhouse free and clear, why not just turn the title over to dalia? then she can do money things for you, no problem. so michael gave her the deed to the town house as well as $100,000 cash. his part of the payback of the restitution debt. the money was supposed to go to his attorney, but it never got there. >> i'll tell ya where it unraveled. as soon as i got dalia that $100,000 is where it went downhill. >> reporter: and he says, after dalia got that nice sized chunk of change, he started to have a string of run-ins with the police, including one night after dinner out with dalia. they left the restaurant to find the police swarming michael's vehicle. after a search, they found cocaine stashed beneath the spare tire. >> i actually started crying to this cop. and i'm like, "look man, i haven't done anything in five and a half years." i don't know how, why or what happened. they let me go. i couldn't even believe it.

there isn't that much footage of him we found some but he's clearly impressed the pakistan courage hockin all of the he's bowling quick control over the border the old sort of looking forward that the . conditions may just give him some sort of assistance in getting bits and balls from these to get. everybody excited to just get them in the team all the people just waiting. well have been some of the players who made their debut when they were even younger than you probably recognize this young fellow. who was just 16 is on 205 days when he played his 1st test for india and 989 job it was another young fast bowler from pakistan he was 16 years and 189 days when he made his debut also in 1009 and other pakistani this time a batsman very well struck mohammad was just 15 years on 124 days when he played for pakistan against the west indies and 959 but the youngest of all was haasan or rather who was 14 years and 227 days old when he made his debut for pakistan against him in 1996 now a story about 1 a very different card. whole awol cop show jumping event in finland is using wild manure fr

there it is small mammals or food for aerial predators things like hock things like owls and so it's really important to know how they're doing to be able to say how the person doing as a whole and that's because if the small mammals are tasty enough to become good prey they're feasting on a healthy environment of insects and plants. what do you see since bison have been introduced we've had. 13 lying around the world which was very surprising the line of evidence is pointing towards a shift in community compositions and there are different plots of land that have been restored at different times and all the way back to 20 years ago we can look at a plot of land like this that was restored 40 years ago and we're going to plot of land over there that was restored 6 years ago and one sees and look at how restoration progresses. how we think improves science and some way. you can do you can go there. less than a year since the bisons arrival the environmental impact is subtle some changes to plant growth and small animal populations but the biggest change may be on humans. for a very co

running again at least 10 protest is what killed by security forces but our correspondent nicholas hockis joining us now live from dhaka in neighboring senegal nick how significant is this ruling how people reacting to these sentences today. well there was just a small crowd outside the courtroom when the sentencing was being read out but there was paramilitary forces and police in full force at the course just to give you a sense of the situation in guinea right now because this court ruling is significant especially for members of the opposition and members of civil society just a reminder those that have been convicted for jail time or are not politicians are not an innocent members of the opposition this is an economist an artist a blogger these are members of the general public that they say are not affiliated to any political party and they're fighting against what they say anyone touching guinea's constitution it's what they want is to ensure that alpha condé doesn't extend his stay in power he's 81 years old and most people in guinea now are under the age of 18 and they feel dis

kenya says that single use plastic will be banned altogether by june 20th 20 under serious nicholas hock reports from nairobi. beneath the skyscrapers of nairobi is this mountain of rubbish wild animals and humans come here to find food as a child lilian don't go thought she would become a doctor instead she's now picking out anything that can be used or reused from this landfill today she's found used plastic intervenors drips a plastic torchlight part of a loaf of bread and a bag of rice you know. what a waste says this mother of 10 supports her family making $2.00 a day recycling other people's trash. not because i'm a family people throw away so much but we try to read was every bit i do it for my kids for my family but a ban on plastic bags put in place 2 years ago has made her work a lot harder they've been replaced by poly prop in bags they're less polluting but difficult to recycle and still less profitable for a don't go who sells them for less than one cent apiece anyone found manufacturing importing or selling a plastic carrier bag now faces a fine of up to $40000.00 and even

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there it is small mammals are food for aerial predators things like hock things like owls and so it's really important to know how they're doing to be able to say how the person doing as a whole and that's because if the small mammals are tasty enough to become good prey they're feasting on a healthy environment of insects and plants. what do you see since bison have been introduced we've had. 13 lying around the world which was very surprising the line of evidence is pointing towards a shift in community compositions and there are different plots of land that have been restored at different times and all the way back to 20 years ago we can look at a plot of land like this that was restored 4 years ago and we're going to part of land over there that was restored 6 years ago and one sees and look at how restoration progresses. how we become for science and some way. you can do you can go there. less than a year since the bisons arrival the environmental impact is subtle some changes to plant growth and small animal populations but the biggest change may be on humans. for a very connect

from the chinese side, they see many hocks in the u.s. this is the opportunity the u.s.lly before they pass them in these areas. agreement,y reach an that might be for the next president to decide, if it's trump are some of the else. we are heading into the campaign season next year. trump clearly wants some sort of deal that can stop the bleeding among farmers that he needs. wants to stop the bleeding in china as the economy slows and put a floor under these tariff increases and trade tensions. , biggerthese longer issues like ip, like tech, national security issues, that could go on a very long time. shery: our asian government managing editor there with us. our next guest is not select a u.s. china break to -- breakthrough. that shows and currency market this -- markets. you are not even optimistic when it comes to this first level easy deal that we are awaiting. >> it has been almost a year now. we have gotten nowhere. the best they can do is have a temporary standstill. i'm not particularly helpful. i think the chances are that in the near term, things will get wors

he spent his youth in traffic hocking cigarettes in newspapers. and then in this early 20s landed his first real job cleaning a government pool. he was walking home with his first paycheck when he spied a beautiful young woman in the alley. she considered emmett plain looking and said he was poor than a rat but his persistence carry the day. they married in 1967 and five children followed in the step they were born with a heart defect. they were in need of medicine that they can afford. they drop to dropped to their knees and ask god to make a decision. take her or let her head him. got answered in a mysterious way soon after and it got an offer to work in saudi arabia. he would be away from his family for two years. stories of abused workers are right. but he would earn ten times as manila pay. by the time i arrived seven years later emmett was on his third contract they have their medicine in the house was one of the few that have a working toilet which is why sister christine had steered me there. i found my place among the poor. i was excited

do anything outside of what we would think is humane, to use the word a second time, we talk about hock congress, we talk about this -- hong kong, we talk about this, they could suffer the wrath of an extremely decimated economy. host: that was president trump yesterday at the white house. he would go on to defend his decision several times via his twitter account. here's just a couple of his tweets on this topic yesterday. this one that got a lot of attention. host: several tweets from the president yesterday. here's some of the headlines this morning. in major national papers. from the front page of "the washington post" -- trump decision on syria brings dire warnings. then from the front page of "u.s.a. today," this morning, syria pullout called reckless. one of those calling the decision reckless was speaker nancy pelosi. her statement yesterday saying that this reckless misguided decision undermines the efforts by our brave service members and our allies to end isis' tyranny. once again, president trump is desserting an ally in a foolish attempt to appease an authoritarian strongma

the eu said that was unacceptable because it mended the whole thing inoperable, it was in hock to theat had change, not just the timing of the veto but the substance of it. there would have to be, i think, substance of it. there would have to be, ithink, some substance of it. there would have to be, i think, some changing of consent to allow both communities, nationalists and unionists committee had a say. that might be a roundabout way of saying the dup veto is going to fall away. if that happens it is not clear whether the dup stays on—board with this proposal and if it does not stay on board, can boris johnson proposal and if it does not stay on board, can borisjohnson still deliver it in parliament? will the hardline tories continue to support such a deal? the consent is really important. it will be very important to find a way in which the democratic institutions in ireland which are not stood up at the moment can have a say over it in order to, as it were, give the entire deal a democratic legitimacy. thank you for joining us with your analysis. our political correspondent jonat