glenn hopkins says his industry is in trouble, are currents, right? as freefall. >> and unless something happens, we're going to crash in october billions of dollars in federal funding for childcare expired forcing hopkins house to raise tuition. mom. kayla ope says childcare is already a major expense and any further increase in prices could push out of her job. to think that i would have to quit working keep my daughter at home because we for childcare is terrifying. now the biden administration is asking congress to pass 16 billion dollars in child care subsidies. >> advocates say it's worthwhile to make sure quality care is affordable and accessible to make sure the resources available. >> to prepare our kids for the future to prepare kids to be competitive globally. senator tim kaine says democrats are trying to rally support for the funding. we're going to do all we can to get that passed. but senator josh hawley prefers a different policy. i think we ought to give parents. >> refundable tax credits with a divided congress. the future of childca

john: kelly roskam of the johns hopkins center for gun violence solutions. thank you very much.: thank you. ♪ john: an estimated 15% of veterans who served in iraq and afghanistan suffer from ptsd and depression. for some, it's the invisible wounds that take the greatest toll. pamela watts of "rhode island pbs weekly" reports on a program that helps ease those struggles with horses. >> winston churchill said the outside of a horse is good for the inside of a person. there is magic that happens being around an animal that large, with that type of energy. pamela: on this connecticut farm in 2015, thor torgersen co-founded a not-for-profit to help combat veterans. >> i have seen individuals who have been homeless, addicted to drugs, incapable of walking on their own without a walker or a wheelchair, become fully mobile, off of their addictions. own their own home now, drive, incredible. it's a 100% transformation. we have anecdotal data where there have been individuals that have told me they have not ended their lives because of this program. he will want to walk out. pamela: the

yeah, it's katie hopkins and tommy robinson . hopkins and tommy robinson.reinstating them on x and so they're back. obviously this will be controversial but i think they should be on there. i mean, i think we should have the maximum free possible, especially free speech possible, especially in onune free speech possible, especially in online space. there's a in the online space. there's a question about protests. is that a free speech issue? but why shouldn't be there? it's shouldn't they be on there? it's not for tech in not up for some tech dweeb in silicon prior to the musk silicon valley prior to the musk era stop them there. era to stop them being on there. i see any justification. i can't see any justification. and robinson, if we're and tommy robinson, if we're going to be really honest, it has been right on quite a has been proved right on quite a lot of things. mean, he's a lot of things. i mean, he's a far less respected, sort of respectable than respectable figure than douglas murray, basically the murray, who basically says the same posh accent.

that organization is actually funded by the same organizations that funded robinson, katie hopkins, so those individuals that you have mentioned, the lights of the henry jackson society, basically brought us prevents through the student rights projects and the center for security policy. that brought us the muslim, the trump muslim ban. um, unfortunately, like the west and capitalists have their political tools, they also have their online tools, they have their social media tools, um, this uh is playing role in the war um in their favor, and that is why they deplatform some and then allow others to come on, and so it is as much as they are using these platforms, to turn to to churn in this propaganda, we need to use those social media platforms. as much as possible despite the censorship, because ultimately what happens is when you have millions and tens and millions of people across the globe, awakening, um, rejecting what is happening, rejecting this genocide, they will be forced to reduce the censorship when everyone in the public who uses these platforms are enraged and are in a s

yeah, it's katie hopkins and tommy robinson . hopkins and tommy robinson.reinstating them on x and so they're back. obviously this will be controversial but i think they should be on there. i mean, i think we should have the maximum free possible, especially free speech possible, especially in onune free speech possible, especially in online space. there's a in the online space. there's a question about protests. is that a free speech issue? but why shouldn't be there? it's shouldn't they be on there? it's not for tech in not up for some tech dweeb in silicon prior to the musk silicon valley prior to the musk era stop them there. era to stop them being on there. i see any justification. i can't see any justification. and robinson, if we're and tommy robinson, if we're going to be really honest, it has been right on quite a has been proved right on quite a lot of things. mean, he's a lot of things. i mean, he's a far less respected, sort of respectable than respectable figure than douglas murray, basically the murray, who basically says the same posh accent.

the online space batzuel, very important, how do you feel about the far right agitators like katie hopkinss ago when that was making the headlines, that organization is actually funded by the same organizations that funded robinson, katie hopkins, so those individuals that you have mentioned, the likes of the henry jackson society, who basically brought us prevent through the student rights project and the center for security policy uh that brought us the muslim that the trump um, unfortunately, like the west and capitalists have their political tools, they also have their online tools, they have their social media tools, um, this is playing role in the war um, in their favor, and that is why they deplatform some and then allow others to come on, and so it is as much as they are using these platforms, to turn to to churn in this propaganda, we need to use those social media platforms as much as possible, despite the... because ultimately what happens is when you have millions and tens and millions of people across the globe awakening um rejecting what is happening, rejecting this genocide,

we're just in the process of the clouds arriving now, another live look west of the mark hopkins hotel shows cloud cover on the horizon. mainly dry weather takes over tomorrow afternoon, continuing thursday and friday. mainly dry because the rain chances aren't technically zero for thursday and friday. they're 20% or lower. that's the point at which we leave raindrops out of the seven-day forecast. another chance of showers heads our way friday night into the first half of saturday. it's also a chance of scattered showers. i wouldn't rearrange outdoor plans for saturday at this point. let's focus on what's out there now and what's on its way. the first band of showers is making its way onshore the rest of the evening, light shower activity, but most widespread and heaviest rain moving towards the coast heading towards early tomorrow morning. there will be plenty of gaps in between the showers. it's not a guarantee everybody will get rain out of this system. then it kind of runs out of moisture, partial clearing by noon with more sunshine taking over during the afternoon and temperature

and a wreath laid on behalf of the duke of kent who is not here this year by his equerry captain hopkinsrade, stand at ease! stand easy! now the leaders of the political parties beginning with the prime minister rishi sunak. military band strikes up. sir keir starmer, leader of the labour party. stephen flynn, leader of the scottish national party in the house of commons laying a wreath on behalf of commons laying a wreath on behalf of the scottish national party and the welsh national party. sir ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats. sirjeffrey donaldson, from the democratic unionist party. the speaker of the house of commons, so lindsay hoyle. and he is followed by the speaker of the house of lords. the secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth office james cleverly and the home secretary laying wreaths on behalf of the intelligence agencies, security services, government communications at gchq. the crown dependencies and uk overseas territories now from guernsey, jersey, the isle of man, bermuda, the british virgin islands, the cayman islands, the falkland islands, it gibral

the future of childcare funding isn't certain places like hopkins house are counting on the government to invest. every child regardless of where they come from, the search the very best in childcare here the decision will impact everyone where they have children or not. >> child care is critical to economy and they have a message for lawmakers weighing whether to pass a it's washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> it's 6.21. and we work a company that leases office space is apparently out of money. they have filed for bankruptcy. wework was valued at 47 billion dollars. the workspace provider has gone through some difficult times. the pandemic, as you know, force many to work from home. so they didn't need to go to. we can use that space. and now the rest is history. lucky supermarket says closed 3 bay area stores, but not because of crime. they say it's because of underperformance. here are the stories that they closed and on dublin boulevard in dublin, fremont, mich boulevard millbrae merchants and drivers are closing they close their doors actually on friday. lucky says that all the empl

glenn hopkins says his industry is in trouble, are currents, right?freefall and unless something happens, we're going to crash october billions of dollars in federal funding for childcare expired forcing hopkins house to raise tuition. mom. kayla ope says childcare is already a major expense and any further increase in prices could push out of her job. to think that i would have to quit working keep my daughter at home because we childcare is terrifying. now the biden administration is asking congress to pass 16 billion dollars in child care subsidies. >> advocates say it's worthwhile to make sure quality care is affordable and accessible to make sure the resources available. >> to prepare our kids for the future to prepare kids to be competitive globally. senator tim kaine says democrats are trying to rally support for the funding. we're going to do all we can to get that passed. but senator josh hawley prefers a different policy. i think we ought to give parents. >> refundable tax credits with a divided congress. the future of childcare funding isn'

works of the merit of the master of the race, a sign of the canapist and living writer alexander hopkinion includes several works. we tell about four carcinomas. which we have here are paintings painted during the artist’s creative period, from 2000 to 2014. one of the first paintings that came to us was autumn on the klyazma, a painting over the oka, a summer landscape and cold water. barysov has 10 russian garads working together to establish a connection, with different branches of the regional center patrolling spadgolsk, yeisk and other significant administrative administrators of the race. vyaliki theater of belarus is a direct line from maskva and the right side of the weekend accompaniment. with the triumph of the national prize in galina , the center of daily masters knows. storyboard of minsk-cultural s dariai tarasavay at rubrytsa pramenat. for classic subscriptions, the beldyarphilharmonic hall. other concerts with playing with archestras will be released tomorrow and the minsk music playlist. righteous people are the light of high-ranking parties and graduates of the republ

so the direct tv products can be several demonstrations against israel is a tax on garza hopkins house in the or what is the status on our website? obviously, what dot com, that's it means that democracy may be is up next. the latest news, as it breaks within 24 hours to relentless, definitely attacked on a small refugee camp in the valley with detailed coverage on to the blinking fault to these really, essentially what he said, if what happens continues to happen, they're not going to be many partners for peace from around the world. they want to see the tire in gaza on demand adhering. and they want the us to stop funding or the dieting and that will help a lot my life when. how all my food, when i call you by my neck garden, it'll but how you buy one more thing at performance with me here. hey, man, i've been best have you by the name of my assembly. last call. have a few when, when, when, because you were back in the work on my fight for my teaching home, i don't think so headed for have high at all and it almost have to be like in the hall i have on home now name of it. i have on

i will take you to my colleague lucy hopkins.o help these workers as they come out. just to remind you, the first of these 41 trapped construction workers said to be rescued in the next little while, any moment now we could see them coming out because we are getting reports from people, not official reports, birds rumours and speculation —— but rumours. that these workers will start to emerge. they broke through the last bit of debris earlier today, and they have been getting some medical checks, and the chief minister is there as well. it will take some time, so throughout the day we were told it would be maybe three240 hours it could possibly take for these workers to be released, because they had to come out one by one and they will be extracted via a pipe about three feet in diameter, 90 centimetres. that pipe has been inserted through the rubble of the collapsed tunnel, and the men will then be brought out. this has all taken quite a lot of time. they've been trapped there since the 12th of november, and the rescue was very

that was a tax a couple of weeks ago by multiple hopkins phone at it. but it's also a deeper fear if you talk to choose in germany stuff the jews around the world, the media have shown a lot of that is great things, variety and the fear of real fee for their own lives, which is something we don't usually, i mean there's always to devise of anti semitism. it seems like this year it's happening under real stretch. people really feeling it's, it's worse than ever before. and the whole of the general political establishment was that what stood out for you from the speech as well. of course the, the, the, the strong standing behind and to semitism and seeing it in condemning it is something not acceptable. is of course important the symbolism behind and is very meaningful to the jewish community. it is very much frightened. but at the same time, it's interesting to see them try to strike a chord of, of, of understanding that we stand behind this ro stand with, with, with a at the right values of the modern society democratic society to do not is not allowed

she's the middle east timeless, tennessee, new fellow at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies and washington, both into the program as the one felt. i wanted to start by asking you that this is asking you, blink, and 2nd trip to the region, just in the last month. do you think this effort has been any more successful so far? so, you know, i would just say that 90 percent of the policy is showing up. so he's here, he's invested skin in the game. he came primarily to deliver a message to the is rarely and to receive the message from their state. right? the message to the israel is what it's time for united carrying far as the method she was receiving it, as your report showed from the are said was it's time proceeds by or so in that respect, maybe the messages you know, didn't align. but one way that i do think is very successful, not only showed up physically, but emotionally, there's passionate commitment to these demonstrating are on the part of the, by the administration. you know, when he, he walked out of the briefing in israel, where he saw the videotape of some o

of all the hostages. far bloom and followed as the medalist time left on a female follower johns hopkins school of advanced international studies in washington . i was told from conflict and 2nd trip to the region in the space of a month has been any more successful. or, you know, i would just say that 90 percent of the policy is showing up. so he's here, he's invested skin in the game. he came primarily to deliver a message to the is rarely and to receive the message from their state, right? the message to the israel is what it's time for united carrying far as the method she was receiving it as your report showed from the r c's. but it was time proceeds by or so in that respect, maybe the messages you know, didn't align. but one way that i do think is very successful, not only showed up physically, but emotionally, there's passion and commitment is demonstrating on the part of the, by the administration. you know, when he, he blocked out of everything in israel, where he saw the videotape of some of the atrocities that were committed. he actually, he loves this at least on, and he actu

i'm a senior fellow at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies in washington. i also found me lincoln, 2nd trip to the region and the space of a month has been most successful. you know, i would just say that 90 percent of the policy is showing up. so he's here, he's invested skin in the game. he came primarily to deliver a message to the israeli and to receive the message from their state person. the message to the is really is was it's time for united carrying far as the method she was receiving it. as your report showed from york days was it's time proceeds by or so in that respect, maybe the messages you know, didn't align. but one way that i do think is very successful, natalie showed up physically. but emotionally, there's passionate commitment is demonstrating on the part of the, by the administration. you know, when he, he walked out of the reading in israel, where he saw the videotape of some of the atrocities that were committed. he actually, he lo visit least on in the actually sign before him to get space because he could see that he had taken his b

johns hopkins all children's hospital. maya and her attorney, greg anderson, join us now.ith us. maya, your mom, took her life because she was barred from seeing you. she lost control of her own child to a hospital. give us a sense of what your mom was doing for you and how misunderstood this trial has decided and you knew all along their reaction to her was. >> i know that my mom gave up her life for me. i understood that at the age of 11 years old. she did that and now i'm able to go on. i try to live my life as positively as i can but i want people to know that in her doing that she wasn't giving up. as a matter of fact, that's the only way she saw for us to win. >> martha: greg, i watched some of the trial. you were arguing they ignored the diagnosis of maya's doctor, that she had crps, a chronic pain syndrome. they didn't even acknowledge that diagnosis and the medication that she was taking for it, and they came to the conclusion that maya was being abused because her mother was treating her -- explain to everybody what they were -- how they were getting away with th

judy: lora clawson is director of als clinical services at johns hopkins.rs treatment therapies and therapeutic drugs, among a range of services. >> once the patient is diagnosed, they're referred into the multidisciplinary clinic where they're evaluated by a multitude of specialists. we also sign them into a database to screen them for any clinical research trials that we have. judy: but even clinical trials can only hope to slow progression of als. >> it's devastating to hear the nature of this disease. the functional living needs that they have -- feeding, dressing, bathing, being able to mount the courage to get out of bed in the morning, it's difficult. judy: a picture of that courage is 80-year-old fred carlson. the 30-year-army veteran and former marathon runner was diagnosed with als in 2008, but has defied the odds. >> it's rough and you have to adjust your whole life to everything. like i'm in a wheelchair all the time now. and the only relief i get is maybe transferring to a recliner. so just sitting being confined to a wheelchair is tough. i loo

let's give you a live look outside on this wednesday morning and looking at clear skies from our mark hopkins camera. we are drying up after what start that made for a messy morning commute. jessica burch has the forecast. >>> daytime highs throughout the bay area today are chilly and we are expecting low 60s near half moon bay . low 60s into fremont with mid-60s and forecast for us all the way into the santa clara valley. this morning we started with widespread showers throughout the bay area and this afternoon that dries up fast and we are left with mild winds, partly cloudy skies and the temperatures are sitting in the 60s into the afternoon hours today. we notice the trend into the santa rosa area where yesterday we were in the upper 60s . a little cooler today as that area of low pressure brings out the last of its moisture in the afternoon. we are left with partly cloudy skies and mild conditions tonight with more showers potentially for us as we head into the afternoon tomorrow. we are keeping a close eye on the system and bring in snow throughout the sierra. >>> a man pled guilty of a

from our mark hopkins cam. what a beautiful view of the city it is. it is lit up this week for apec and of course will sty lit up for the holidays. a little rain can't put a damper on our beautiful city. can it, darren peck? >> i don't think so. not a chance. but we need to start thinking about this weather system that's been around for the last few days as finally getting a little more serious. today, i'll show you there's a chance for isolated thunderstorms. but it's tomorrow and saturday, those are the two days we're going to notice the rain in more widespread ways and in heavier amounts. i'll get to friday and saturday coming up in the complete first alert forecast. but there's a heads-up for you. plan -- if you haven't really noticed the system yet, friday and saturday you probably will. you could also today look what's going on. look at the showers showing up over the santa cruz mountains. the last hour, we'll slow that down and you see the showers coming over there like the summit and working down from t

according to new atlas , johns hopkins university researchers implant this small, flexible and flexible device in a place in the body that can be injected non-invasively using a normal syringe instead of surgery. this device gradually restores the movement motor of patients with spinal cord injuries or neurological diseases. because this method is less invasive, it is stable it will be more accessible and cheaper, and as a result , more people will use it. and discovering a method for how medical nanobots communicate with each other in the human body. researchers at a swiss university have developed a method to overcome communication problems between robots implanted in the body. these robots often have problems communicating with each other due to the presence of infection or the robot not passing through body tissues. in this method, robots communicate with each other by releasing specific molecules into the bloodstream. nano robots are implantable objects in the body that can treat some diseases help to treat some diseases or monitor the internal activities of the heart and brain. th

another time lapse where you can see the same plume of smoke from the mark hopkins hotel, looking easte it out there? going down to the south. this was coming from a prescribed burn. it went according to plan, exactly the way they want today to. the only minor issue was some of the smoke coming off of china camp state park. it sits right up here just north of the bridge. that was a point source to drift smoke across a good part of the bay. in fact, air quality went downhill, still downhill, just to switch our perspective and show you what the air quality readings are at this point. this is going back over the last few days, specific to marin look at what happened in the last hour. this is the last hour of reporting. it probably started about two or three hours ago. the orange line down there shows you where the air quality spiked into unsensitive groups, the city had the problem as well today. if that is what you were, if you were smelling smoke that is where it was coming from. they may do another prescribed fire. they are not sure. they will gauge it on weather. there is part of the

as we look out from the mark hopkins hotel. temperatures, 49 degrees in livermore, they will have plenty of company by tomorrow morning, temperatures across the board should start off in the 40s on thursday. chili spots in the inland valleys may dip into the upper 30s. that is normal for the last morning of november. let's take a look at where we end up in the last day for november overall. temperatures any where 2-4 degrees. does not mean it will be sun bathing weather. lower to middle 60s in the santa clara valley. lower to middle 60s for the bay area. down the peninsula. down to 60 degrees, along the coast in half moon bay. oakland and san francisco, for the north bay, warmest spots in the middle 60s as well. the clouds and sunshine pattern, it may make it feel cooler who the sun is hiding. the sun will peak through the clouds again. heading through thursday and friday. want to take a look at the seven-day, take a look first at the dog walking fire cast. featuring heaps here. he is an adoptable dog. available from our friend

you can see the thundercloud from our mark hopkins hotel camera. we look at the west towards century shower. ominous looking clouds and actual clout to service lightning strikes regardless of whether that services land or ocean. let's take a look at futurecast. as we had through the rest of this evening, showers are gradually going to quite done. we should start the day, on friday, but that is not going to be the case throughout the entirety of friday. a good chance of rain is going to be spreading back in. this is much more widespread than those hit or miss showers and storms that we are seeing this evening. best chances going to arrive by late afternoon and early evening, but more waves of rain are likely later tomorrow night and into the first half of saturday we will track that in the future has come up in a few minutes. >> all right. i will be join struck a guilty verdict for the man who broke into the home of nancy pelosi and attacked her husband with a hammer. a jury found david depape guilty of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and

at the weather headlines over the next several days along with the beautiful sunset from the mark hopkins hotel, we will see mostly clear skies overnight, but it is breezy -- in the higher elevations. fortunately, we had wish are added in the last 72 hours or so. tomorrow, temperatures are 2 to 4 degrees above average. a cold trend arrives this week with the possibility of a couple showers for the north bay into friday. a better chance of rain is going to arrive as we head into next week. we'll talk about that momentarily. let's talk about the offshore wind threat. as we head through tonight, usually, relative humidity levels bounce back during the overnight hours. those numbers can go up. tonight, they will have her around the 30 to 40% range. the numbers drop even further tomorrow. here is the good news. the strongest wind and the lowest humidity levels are not going to overlap. the shortest wind will be around midmorning. that, combined with the field fire levels would mitigate the fire threat. at least it is not a critical fire weather scenario. looking out from the sales force tower

give houston the win on the road cleveland sealed the last-second win with a 40-yarder from dustin hopkins after tearing his acl, kyler murray returned to the field the cards got their second win of the season thanks to matt prater drill ago cing a chip sh. go get another drink or snack, go to the bathroom all the sax action is right the this week. >> even teams up by multiple touchdowns were able to come back and win >>> turning to a shakeup in the college football world texas a&m has fired jimbo fisher he had won a national championship at florida state back in 2013 but never won more than nine games in a season during his tenure in college station. the school, just a few years ago, gave tenure a ten-year, fully-guaranteed $75 million contract they're now going to have to buy limb ou him out of that deal the break down is kind of $19 million in the next couple months and $7 million every year until 2031 >> the last time this happened, the most expensive was in 2020, auburn buying out theirs for $21 million. >>> pup lovers, check the pantry, a new dog food recall. > a not so marvelous day

for now, clear skies out there looking to the east from the mark hopkins hotel. clear and chilly tonight. frost advisory for the inland valleys, not a big deal, chilly. a mix of clouds and sun, increasing clouds in the afternoon. then the rain moves in tomorrow into early wednesday. it is still unsettled forecast beyond that thursday and friday maybe even to start the weekend on saturday. let's check out future cast. we will track the increase in cloud cover, first. it will kick in really tomorrow afternoon. plenty of sunshine, more and more clouds building in heading into the afternoon and early evening hours, the rain hanging off of the coast. that starts to change moving into tomorrow evening. rain showers moving into the north bay first, spreading across more of the bay area heading through tomorrow night. a wet start to the day on wednesday. does not last all day. lunchtime, rain showers have come to an end and we will see partial clearing wednesday afternoon. clear skies wednesday night. temporary, the clouds fill back in heading through thursday. another s

that kicker, dustin it hopkins has a chance for redemption to win that game for 40 yards as time expires. what a comeback. they won it 33-31. cleveland's record now 6-3. >>> here is another one. the coach of the houston texans at bengals. the fourth quarter texans are up three knocking at the door for c.j. stroud who took off to score the touchdowns. houston now up by 10. under two minutes left. the bengals are down by three. joe burrow for the lead, but he could not control the football. a field goal tied the game. texas got the last shot to win it. the kicker matt amendola, a walk off 38-yard kick. texas beat the bengals, one of the league's hottest teams 30-27. they raised their record to 5-4. >>> and pivot to the nba. the warriors, they're running the floor, hosting the minnesota timberwolves, moving pictures of the wrap up of that after the late show on game day. we've got women's college basketball. welcome to the stanford show. hosting no. 9 indiana. look at them go to work. oh the spin move for the layout. scoring 20 points, added 17 rebounds, four blocks. ran up the 28-point lea

looking outside from the mark hopkins hotel, low cloud cover swallowed up sutro tower.y close to what's normal for this time of year, a lot of 60s and a couple spots into the low 70s. later tonight with partial clearing overhead we'll see temperatures drop down to pretty much average for this time of year, a mix of 40s and 50s to begin the day tuesday and then temperatures will warm up to within 2 or 3 degrees of what is average for early november. temperatures reach the upper 60s in the santa clara valley. there's not going to be much variation spot to spot. inland temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s, temperatures around the bay mostly mid-60s tuesday and highs along the coast, half moon bay only low 60s, similar for other coastal communities. for the north bay, your temperatures manage to get close to 70 degrees, but likely falling just shy. i don't think we'll have very many 70s by tomorrow afternoon. let's look at the seven-day forecast. we'll start inland where temperatures warm up with the offshore winds wednesday and we're back down to near or slightly below av

and take a look at the last few hours with a beautiful time lapse on the camera on hop of the mark hopkins hotel. what a brewing looking sky as you're looking at it in the last two and a half hours. kind of fitting on the day where the sun will set an hour earlier as we would have a gray rooting sky. any way it is a very dramatic difference from the first half of the weekend to this one. but there was rain in this. if you look at the totals, really hit hadding the north bay. that's a live view back there as you would see a little bit of light rain falling now coming over angel island and alcatraz and look who has won it so far. roanoke park with half an inch of rain. it's more than you got on mount tam. this is so far only been for the north bay. here is how this will change as we were just seeing that in the live picture. getting light rain now moving across the bay, right over alcatraz and that last frame and first alert doppler will show us the showers that we were just looking at as you can see a little bit of yellow right in there and over san francisco and the golden gate. this is a

looking outside another view of the beautiful sunset from the mark hopkins hotel. current temperatures are dropping down in the mid to upper 50s as we managed to warm up this morning. later on tonight, we'll dip down mostly into the 40s. 40 degrees for santa rosa and fairfield. the cool spots in the map. it's possible that we will dip down to the upper 30s and these numbers are normally cool for this time of the year. then we will warm up exactly to where we topped out today in the mid-60s. the low to mid-60s in the santa clara valley for the entire bay area. the temperatures inland in the east bay low to mid-60s. right along the coast and right around 60 degrees for half moon bay. everyone's temperatures between 60 and 65 degrees. but the spots do climb just a little farther to 63, 64, 65. that's about 2 to 4 degrees above normal for late november. we are just going to be in for similar temperatures on friday and again on saturday. so let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. we'll start with inland parts of the bay area and focus first on really the kind of un

looking to the west from the mark hopkins hotel, 50s and low 60s, 61 degrees in san jose the warm spotonto 60 degrees in oakland. later tonight with the blanket of clouds moving, in temperatures drop to a mix of 40s and 50s, a little above average because of the blanket of cloud cover holding some of today's warmth near ground level. temperatures are going to warm up and you'll get a little break in shower activity in oakland for batman here, the tiniest little bruce wayne. temperatures warm to the upper 60s, close to 70 degrees for highs, hovering mostly in the middle and upper 60s for the east side of the bay tuesday afternoon. let's look at our forecast high temperatures for tomorrow. we'll be a couple degrees above average to several degrees above average in the santa clara valley, lowest rain chances, warmest temperatures, mid-70s for both san jose and morgan hill. a mix of upper 60s and low 70s inland in the east bay, should make it above 70 degrees in fremont, redwood city, mid-60 iss along the coast and half moon bay with temperatures in san francisco and oakland near 70 degree

and sometimes so the, this is the boiler room, the infamous informational hopkins to to boiler. and when this thing was going, it would have been so loud. and the reason that this is a room of regret is because because of a sound, because it was away from the school, this is where a lot of the sexual abuse happened. and again, when the children knew when they were tapped on the shoulder and told to come here, it just must have been such an ominous feeling for them knowing what was waiting i had. so if you want to go, you can, i'm going to stay at the doorway. the middle constitute, is moving full of 1000 kilometers away from st. mary's school. but the stories here, depressingly civil, like so many schools from coast to coast. this was an institution where neglect abuse until labor will come in place. when i hear the term residential school, it actually makes me angry. there was no learning going on, is a work camp. a number of staff were also predators. the canadian government did a study and they wanted to know how many predators were throughout the 140 residential schools that

time lapse video from the mark hopkins hotel. the temperature goes up as you go up in the atmosphere and it puts a cap how high the air can rise and you can see the effect it has on that plume of smoke trapping it in the lowest levels of the atmosphere and increasing the likelihood some of that settles down towards ground level. this is the live view from san rafael hill looking east/southeast and that flaring sending up a significant amount of smoke, but not as much as even 30 minutes ago. the winds are blowing east-southeast over the bay, but also blowing it in the direction of the southern end of marin county and towards san francisco. the winds are fairly light, but you saw the direction that smoke was blowing, east to west towards some of the more densely populated parts of marin county and san francisco. so far this is the latest air quality map from purple air. these aren't the official sensors from the environmental protection agency, but there are many more of them and they update more frequently, so they're more use inf

live outside right now from the mark hopkins hotel.clouds flitting through, we will see those again tomorrow. they don't block the sun but they filter it out. that milky sunshine we saw today, temperatures will still be warming up, then we have a dry and mild things giving day. the wind will be picking up late in the day, thanks giving, continuing to dust thursday night into friday, we may get a wind advisory for higher elevations and absolutely no rain in sight in the seven day forecast. let's switch perspectives and take a look from the other direction to the east from salesforce tower. temperatures have dropped into the 50s almost everywhere, but are still clinging to 60 degrees. that will last another 30 minutes or so. we have our next update and i think everybody will be down in the 50s. on our way into the 40s, but early tomorrow morning, and some silliest locations even dipping into the upper 30s in the northbay valleys . in general, this is normally cool territory for this time of year and we will warm up despite cloud cover ov

the view to the west from the mark hopkins hotel after the sun went down and the darkness takes over quickly and they move the camera on us with a shot of downtown. a look at what's happening out there over the next few days. the clouds will return tonight. off and on cloud cover in the form of forecast tomorrow and friday and saturday. very low rain chances in the 10 to 20% range each day through the first half of the weekend. and then it does look like we're going to be completely drying out, not even a hint of a shower chance in the forecast on sunday, monday, tuesday. let's check out futurecast. again, we'll see passing clouds. but in terms of anything on the radar simulation, we'll be staying up to the north with some showers to the north bay tomorrow afternoon. but even there, we're talking about a 20% chance. if you get some rain, it will not last very long. stash the umbrella just in case. if you do, you won't need it for very long. more often on cloud cover throughout the day and the outside chance of showers and the same pattern will hold once again into the first half of t

take a look at the live view from on top of the mark hopkins hotel, a sunny day, we bring the view back in, actually a time lapse of the last 20 minutes. you can watch the light fading. let me give you the review on today's daytime highs. everybody was seven or eight degrees above average for this time of year. we get another day like this, then friday, things cool down. then saturday, we get a chance of rain. look at the numbers for the south bay, 81 degrees in san jose, 77 in livermore, 74 in half moon bay. we have just enough offshore influence , still going, though the temperatures are staying really warm near the water. look at san francisco today, made it to the low 70s, and of course, inland valleys of the north they don't need much help, your daytime highs climbs to the 80s today. that is the best bet for rain, let's get into the forecast, see just how likely this next system is, we leave behind the pretty view from the hotel, we watched the first system tomorrow, that is thursday, that thing falls apart. still nice to see that there was a weak cold front trying to bring us rain

looking outside from the mark hopkins hotel, haze on the horizon, blue skies, mostly 70s, oakland thel spot at 68 degrees. the high clouds passing overnight won't hold much warmth, temperatures into the 40s by early tomorrow morning and high temperatures for the 1st day of november will be 4 to 8 degrees above average back up to around 80 degrees in san jose, just above it in los gatos, 82 degrees in morgan hill. inland and the east bay upper 70s to near 80 degrees and upper 70s for fremont and down the peninsula, upper 60s in half moon bay, a few degrees above average in san francisco and oakland, inland in the north bay temperatures flirting with 80 degrees by wednesday afternoon. these temperatures are running several degrees above normal for one more day. it won't be like the bottom suddenly drops out, but we will see a cooldown with the increasing cloud cover by thursday and friday and back to slightly below average temperatures through the rest of the seven-day forecast and we are adding those rain chances to the forecast both saturday and sunday. right now it looks like sunday

the international laws for genocide and tribes against humanity before the genocide hopkins in rhonda in 1994. and that's why this quote case can go ad here in front, such as other court cases in france before hunt. and also court cases of like a european countries such as, you know, belgium or the u. k. and tell us about the significance of holding such trials decades on from such events. well, you know, there are different layers of justice. there was based the national justice in run that there was an international court full of the genocide in rwanda, in terms on here. but that was placed on a few years ago, and this is as i was told, the last step of the international justice concerning the genocide and legal experts have been saying to me. and it is really important that these cool cases i take place because they show that even if the alleged perpetrator sling to other countries, they will still have to face trial. and as they is still a risk that new genocides might happen across the board, for example, in certain regions in africa are on asia. legal experts have been telling m

tonight and tomorrow will take a look at the weather headlines as we look to the east from the mark hopkins hotel . things are looking good out there this evening for gothic gusty offshore winds continue through much of the day tomorrow, especially higher elevations. so closer to sea level, you may not notice it, just a little bit of a russell but if you go farther up, if you are traveling around, the wind will try to move you around a little bit . sunshine will prevail but the sunshine we get this time of year, back to near normal temperatures beginning tomorrow and then we are waiting on a pattern ship to kick in by the latter half of next week. a long way down the line. with full sunshine, we'll make the most of our whopping nine hours and 54 minutes of daylight here in late november. so as much solar electricity as we can possibly generate this time of year is what we are going to be generating both tomorrow and again on saturday with similar condition sunday, monday, and tuesday. there is a wind advisory in effect for solano county and it is the only county that is under a wind advisor

but if you look at the scene from the top of the mark hopkins hotel, you see that stream of smoke that was working its way south. let me show you where this was coming from. if you look at where china camp state park is, where this fire was, a prescribed burn, it went exactly according to plan, that was right about here, on the peninsula, where you can find china camp. if you look at the hui numbers, and i can actually put on the map where this impacted us most, it was the city. no doubt, if you were walking around san francisco this afternoon, you could probably smell smoke, especially on the east side of the city. hui got to 115, the highest reading i could find. but the smoke was dripping through san pablo bay, concorde might have noticed this, your hui dipped up a little, but we did not feel it much for most other locations across the rest of the bay. if you look down in the south bay, san jose, your number was pretty manageable today. you might see a little bit of hayes, but you are not breathing and a lot of this. they might have another prescribed fire closer to nevada tomorrow,

looking outside right now from the hopkins hotel, things are calm across the bay area, temperatures are in the 60s in most locations, 58 degrees right now it in santa rosa is the cool spot with the company in the 4040s later on tonight which is normally cool for this time of year. i don't even think the chili is possible to down into the upper 30s to start the day on thanksgiving, we warm up with those offshore winds. we will bring the map back up. make sure we take a look at tomorrow's overtures with those offshore wind we will see temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal in the santa clara valley. temperatures in the east bay likely to get up around 70 degrees, right at 74 fremont and redwood city temperatures in san francisco should be close to 70 but falling a little short mid-60s along the coast at half moon bay, and the coast of the north bay as well. 60s in late november is normal by about five degrees or so and temperatures likely to reach up into the low 70s from a bay location, as well with that downslope wind must check out the seven day forecast now we will draw the map out

cleveland browns completed their fast and furious comeback against the ravens a 40-yarder from dustin hopkinss, a high-scoring shootout between the chargers and the detroit lions all came down to the lions kicker riley patterson patterson broke the tie and won the game for detroit with a 41--yard field goal. so in total, five games on sunday ended on last-second field goals. >> yeah. seattle did as well. that's why i like the league so much so many of the games come to the very end >> all the excitement. >>> turning now to a shake-up in the college football world texas a&m has fired head coach jimbo fisher it happened on sunday. fisher won a national championship at florida state back in 2013, but never won more than nine games in a season during his tenure in college station. the school gave fisher a ten-year fully guaranteed $75 million contract so now they are going to have to buy him out of that deal at that price, and that is a record for any fired head coach, three times more than any coach has ever gotten to not be on the sidelines. >> maybe bruising of the ego, but his bank account is