james clashed with their teen son.affair. did you get any sense of whether he was contented and happy in the marriage? >> he seemed the same all the time. >> melanie did admit the marriage had its ups and downs, but in her mind, they had always been able to work through whatever the issues were. this was her reality. everything was the same. but the fact is, it wasn't. james addie was in a completely different place. >> he was over it. he was done. he didn't love her anymore. >> james addie, for the past seven years, had been living two lives. >> how was he able to separate both of these lives? >> he's a very good liar. >> at one point he takes a trip to florida on his own. what was that trip about? >> he told me it was a trip related to his work, where they were doing some training. >> he took the extra step and printed out what looked like a business letter, made it look official that that's what he was doing, but he was taking the trip to florida with molly. >> another time he takes a trip to mexico. >> right. >> wi

james no. james yes . keep the royal family? james no. james yes. makes military.at , right? james going to say that, right? james interesting. the old penis question, it it catches people out every week. >> do you do this ? well, it's so >> do you do this? well, it's so tedious . tedious. >> there's women out there in this country want to know what you're trying. >> you just ask me a question. >> you just ask me a question. >> so let me answer. i'm not frightening anybody. >> i'm not frightening. a tiny, tiny people that have tiny group of people that have quite bad outcomes in general terms. and it's really not very edible. >> do you know what a woman is? >> do you know what a woman is? >> yes, of course i know. please explain to the gb news viewers what a woman is. a woman is a female human. there you go, james. >> my view is pretty clear on this, but it's called women can not have a penis. trans women can and is that reasonable? >> yes, that's correct . but a >> yes, that's correct. but a trans woman is not a woman. a trans woman is not a woman. a trans woman i

james no. james yes . keep the royal family? james no. james yes. makes military. , right? james going to say that, right? james interesting. the old penis question, it it catches people out every week. >> do you do this ? well, it's so >> do you do this? well, it's so tedious . tedious. >> there's women out there in this country want to know what you're trying. >> you just ask me a question. >> you just ask me a question. >> so let me answer. i'm not frightening anybody. >> i'm not frightening. a tiny, tiny people that have tiny group of people that have quite bad outcomes in general terms. and it's really not very edible. >> do you know what a woman is? >> do you know what a woman is? >> yes, of course i know. please explain to the gb news viewers what a woman is. a woman is a female human. there you go, james. >> my view is pretty clear on this, but it's called women can not have a penis. trans women can and is that reasonable? >> yes, that's correct . but a >> yes, that's correct. but a trans woman is not a woman. a trans woman is not a woman. a trans woman is

. >> james: you're welcome.eposits into the reality bank. we called it. let's do three or four hours of just boring court. we had -- very lucky. we had ike berinholtz's father play the judge who wanted to be an actor. he said that's not realistic. he was a defense attorney for his whole career so he knew the legalese and the speak. we had the ability to set the stage and be like, this can't be a show because it's the most boring five hours. any time he would get suspicious, the director would say we've got to pull back a little bit. we'd find moments to push the comedy beats that were written in the script. knowing that we would sometimes have a lot -- can we be subjected to really boring court days. >> stephen: was anybody talking to you? >> james: no, a few people had earpieces in. i was too scared he was going to see it and i just wanted to have a long leash and be in control of the ship. i wanted to fly without a net. and be horrible james marsden. >> stphen: what i love is, without giving anything away, i l

i'm james brown in for norah.n people in the west bracing for hurricane hilary. the massive and rare storm is heading directly toward the southwest. the effects of the storm are alread being felt in puerto vallarta, mexico, with high winds and torrential downpours. right now, people from san diego to los angeles are preparing for the worst, beginning over the weekend, as southern california is under its first-ever tropical storm watch. the storm, packing triple digit wind speed, is expected to weaken as it moves closer to land, but could become the first tropical storm to make landfall in california in more than eight decades. forecasters say some areas of california and nevada could see 10 inches of rain. cbs's carter evans will start us off tonight from along the california coast. >> reporter: southern california is taking advantage of the calm before the storm. building berms to protect beach communities from high surf, and swift water rescue teams are on standby. >> we are getting ready now, ahead of this even

mohammed: james i saw you reaction -- reacting.s: -- james: one thing we saw when the service was blocked, we saw a lot of container ships down south, back up to the atlantic. ships are movable and supply chains are movable. if you want to get something to the midwest of the u.s., it is as easy to bring it through canada or l.a. and rail it and truck it to where you want it to be. there is a flexibility there. mohammed: we talked about where things are now compared to where they were in the shipping industry and global supply chains during the covid-19 pandemic. we also talked about how what is happening now compares to the blockage in the suez canal. when it comes to the concerns about climate change and how that could impact supply chains. lars: by this point in time, we have enough evidence that eight is clear that as an industry, the shipping industry and logistics, the need for decarbonizing our operations is clear. it is very important that we take this very seriously and put concrete missions in place. there are initiatives

for james and the wampanoags the day had dull full implications. "it is with a heavy heart that i look back on what happened to my people." james proceeded to tell a history of english/wampanoag relations that turned the traditional bedtime story of thanksgiving into a nightmare. his conclusion was that ousamequin's welcome to the pilgrims was "perhaps our biggest mistake." " we, the wampanoags welcomes you, the white man, with open arms little knowing that it was the beginning of the end and before 50 years would pass, the wampanoags would no longer be a free people." to james, like metacom, the moral of the first thanksgiving was that the english and their white successors betrayed the wampanoags that befriended them in their time of need. this message has echoed through subsequent national days of morning that have taken place each thanksgiving and the very same place right up to this very day. as to the question of how to move forward, james' answer is to confront the history, including the fact, as he put it "that the wampanoags still walk the

so james madison got quite lucky.have visitors come to his house. there was in the papers of dolly madison a letter to her saying can i come and hear the sweet flute again. the musical instruments in the collection have wonderful stories and these are recent gifts to the collection from the family collection and they are all from the civil war. this here you can see has an eagle on the front and it was made in 1861, about, in philadelphia. you can see the makers label on the others of the drum. you can see in the little tiny glass whole. these drumsticks, you can tell these were used in the field. they are a bit battered, though they look great, this is a field repair. at some point, there have been a crack or something to save the drumstick and it was wrapped up and it is still secured that way. what is more fascinating, at the end of the drumsticks, there is an m carved here, for the owner jesse mills. he had been wounded twice, he had been captured twice, he and the five player had survived battle, the only ones to

james. all right.thank you very much, john. 5.17, the time in the north bay, a cyber attack is preventing thousands of bay area real estate agents from doing their jobs. >> they say they've been locked out of a listing site for more than a week. now. kron four's money explains. >> realtors like christopher, a tease of bw in cohen, rohnert park have been locked out of an important mls website called berries since last wednesday because of a cyberattack, but definitely frustrating. the stress is definitely in the air for sure. the biggest challenges that i'm facing currently is. >> getting my my my near future sellers to market. we had a plan and a day and unfortunately now they're being delayed. >> rapid tony, the company that runs berries confirms that hackers targeted the central network that real estate agents and realtors use to list and up to the property information that informs real-time data and appraisals to guide buyers and sellers. the berries. >> is our blood line. there's so much, you know,

so james comey, why a novel and why now? why now? first, because i was nudged over time by a former editor of a nonfiction work to try it and i resisted and resisted. but the farther i got from government service, the easier it became to think about crime and terrorism and espionage and so i decided to give it a shot and found it addictive. and harder than nonfiction. but a lot more fun. where did the storylines come from? my amazing spouse, my wife has great story vision and she throws stuff at the wall, as she says over coffee in the morning and she pitched this particular story and it sounded great to me. and then we fleshed it out and i set out to write it. so how much of this can we take? is based on your experience at the southern district and as fbi director? a lot is based on the southern district. it's not primarily based on fbi. my time at fbi, although it's informed by my knowledge of how the fbi works in investigation is, but it's mostly inspired by my time as a mob prosecutor in new york, but also brought to the current

james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> well, quick reminder that this thursday you're going to be able to see a rare celestial event known as the super blue moon. it's called a blue moon because anytime there's a second full moon in a calendar month, they call that the blue moon. but we already had one. yeah, we've had those plenty of times before the balloons. yeah. but what makes this rare is that it's also a super blue moon. super means that it's at its closest point during its orbit around earth. total look. super bass super big super bright and i it doesn't often happen that the blue moon and a supermoon lineup together like and fact, if you miss it this thursday, your next chance won't be until 2037. super if you can get a chance check it out. maybe so. i wonder that will be like the friday morning when you wake up or thursday yeah, but i assume it's early thursday morning. okay. we'll have somebody call me like 01:00am ok? they do me a favor. the giants looking to avoid the sweep against the atla

james schneider . jeremy corbyn. james schneider.ndeed for joining us this evening. you've been getting in touch about a wealth tax. about the idea of a wealth tax. rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor, says absolutely not. the will the labour party will not introduce if they get into introduce this if they get into government. no hiking of capital gains , no mansion et gains tax, no mansion tax. et cetera. et cetera . et cetera. cetera. et cetera. et cetera. do you believe her? are they just saying this to get elected by more moderates? says who? is reeves kidding? it'll dressed reeves kidding? it'll be dressed up title slash up under some other title slash tax . karen says, no, there tax. karen says, no, there shouldn't be a wealth tax. i'm not but no problem not rich, but i have no problem with that are people with people that are people should looking to emulate should be looking to emulate those that are. i can no those that are. i can see no logic this view they think logic to this view if they think they are going to benefit f

so for those commodities, the impact the container is a james. let me also ask you, um, it's expected that these current restrictions will be in place of the panama canal, for i believe it's at least 10 months. so i want to ask you, um, is that timeline from your point of view, realistic or do you think potentially could be extended or possibly even shortened? it really just depends on what happens is the way the the canals i'm trying to find ways of saying go to for a long time. ever since it is new los intrinsic, same thing class. nothing's going to be done uh to try to sort of was a no, it really does come down to how much is coming into that catchment area and then just get on my side of the town. so the way of the cost is that you have to change the little through the end of the next race asian, which i think i definitely want to try and stop a life as much as possible. so hopefully that'll be realistic. and then we'll have to see what is driving those are large when we talk about the knock on effect of all this, it doesn't less business rev

james james that's right. good morning. the future of the 108 year old pac 12 conference is on the brink this morning. this is as that media rights deal really a big focus, likely a big focus of that meeting this morning. it is how these conference is, how these athletic departments make a each year. and as i as james just been reached just yet. right now, nine schools remain in the pac 12, but this hasn't all happened overnight. usc and ucla announced that they were leaving last year. colorado followed suit this week, which was a major blow finalizing a deal that sends them to the big 12. now, more schools could be leaving, according to espn, the university of arizona is deep in talks with the big 12. and barring anything crazy in their board of regents meeting, a deal is expected to be finalized and announced soon. this all happens as the big ten conference presidents author meetings to possibly add oregon and washington. but according to the athletic this morning, that possibility has lost some steam nonetheless, this co

here's james clayton.obo—taxis. they're all over the city. this is me ordering one on my phone. one minute away, there's a cab just around the corner. but before i could even get in, a member of the public approached us with a warning. i think you're unsafe, because i saw a guy that was in the crosswalk at night, almost got hit by it. well, thank you very much, sir, cheers. not exactly the ideal thing to hearjust before you get into a cab with no driver. i've been in these cars a few times now and it never changes. it's always totally surreal. it always feels nerve—racking when you first start, and it's really surprising how quickly itjust becomes totally normal. but the first few sort of roads you come across, tjunctions, you're kind of always slightly apprehensive. let's see how this does. 0ur ride was perfectly uneventful, but the city itself is divided over these cabs run by two companies, waymo and cruise. earlier this month, san francisco officials green—lighted the use of robo—taxis for 24—hour use,

host: reaction, james.ink what i would say in response to that is that the underlying theme that nationbuilding is not an effective foreign policy strategy is 100% correct. i do not think jerry or i would ever argue to the contrary. again i can tell you that firsthand. it leads me to something i want to emphasize which is that what we outline as jerry said at the beginning of the program is that if we want to outline all of the mistakes over 20 years made in afghanistan it would take us several thousand pages. we focus on this specific chapter because it was in that history. it is discrete. because this is how it ended. those were the decisions that were made and the consequences that happen. the one thing i would say is again, to reemphasize, whether you want to st oray whether you want to stay or get out, the point is there's never been a situation like this in american history and we lay out in clear details it did not have to happen. host: albert in chicago, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning.

james. james james. let's talk about william ly fast. he's leading in the polls country. why is that? and what is his page to the people of taiwan as well? that's why it's uh, lighting does high one's vice president is currently needing and paused with roughly 35 percent of the votes that according to it, some of those polls. so really on this question that we have to remember the threat from china in some way color shades, nearly every aspect of taiwan is politics. lighting the william light has really positioned himself as the continuity candidates, the natural success, the, to the current president's hiding when. and she's someone who is really one praise in some nationally, some being very cool headed at high stakes. geopolitical moments intention with china. lawyer said he wants to continue in that vein. he wants to continue to raise time one's international profile. well, navigating through really extremely complex jerry political was between the us and china. how does one explain the the p. b, leading and falls when just of the end of last year. the body performed

james. all right, dave, thank you loving that forecast. all right. let's go outside. first check this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza camera where as you might expect on a friday, especially it is nice and light. so we've got some good conditions here as you're making your way westbound interstate 80 across the bridge and into san francisco. here's your san mateo bridge. 92 the right westbound on the right hand side moving. well, lots of gaps between the cars, no issues. just 11 minutes across that span, the richmond, sandra fell bridge humming right along just 7 minutes to get from the toll plaza all the way to 101, in marin county. so if you're heading out there, you've got very little company with you this morning and our final stop. the golden gate bridge highway. 37 in the bottle down to san francisco or at least the toll plaza on the south side of the bridge will run you about 17 minutes, more weather and traffic check. some it now. let's get to our top story this morning. and the s

good morning. >> morning to you as well, darren james.h demand caused technical difficulties on its website as the white house is really trying to reach out to as many of these veterans as possible. >> veterans are getting the care they deserve in every corner of the country. president biden celebrated the one-year anniversary of the pact act thursday at a va hospital in utah. compensate veterans and their families have suffered with the consequences of this tragedy. the law allows veterans exposed to toxic burn pits to receive health care coverage for more than 20 medical conditions. many of the fittest and best trained warriors. >> and we ever sent me were exposed to these current customer to the president said one of those veterans was his son beau. >> who died from brain cancer, breed that talks syria sometimes for much of the time. in the case of my son and his buddies for an entire year. causing headaches, numbness, dizziness, cancer, nearly 350,000 veterans have had their claims approved in the last year. but the va said this poten

well james, let me ask you this. i, when it comes to the ships that regularly transit through the canal a, is there a level of concern that exist right now that would cause any of these companies to try to look for alternative routes that are already available and that would be viable to them that this particular time, well i, the, i mean the us east coast right is you're coming from your turn, your goods from china to the big stuff as not the direction. it's uh, 5 days long as you come live. so there's a lot of shipping capacity and a lot of alignment is and so much on the things that we use up some of that. a capacity this in the market and also from various to south the southeast to ensure it's actually shorter to get us these guys by as far as the, the new alternatives, the sell american furniture is coming up to your cause. i had to rely on coming to the now there are experts who suggest that in order to make the canal a viable in a future with more frequent, extreme weather conditions, infrastructure changes to

james. we saw a scorcher yesterday as reach the 80's. lot of us elsewhere across the bay area. we're solidly in the 90's. and today looking like another hot one. we've got your view outside this morning of the east bay hills, where skies are clear. we are seeing that sea breeze trying to kick up a little bit not being super successful in doing so so far this morning, though. so we're actually pretty fog free all across the bay area and definitely com all across the region in general, taking a look at where temperatures are at right now. you can see a lot of us are starting off the morning. fairly warm brentwood and pittsburgh. 74 degrees. alameda in dublin at 67. well, conquered not yet falling out of the 70's overnight. only at 71 degrees right now. so cool enough, least to get those windows open. but it took a while to cool down last night. now, as we make our way through the day today, it's not going to be quite as the scorchers yesterday, but comparable mata 90 still inland. lot of 80's

i am joined by jerry dunleavy and james hasson. they are co-authors of the book called "kabul: the untold story of biden's fiasco and the american heroes that fought to the end." thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. host: jerry, what is your expertise? ms. dunleavy: i was an investigative reporter for a decade. i went on to co-author this excellent book with my friend james. i recently was hired by the house foreign affairs committee to help with the leading there afghanistan withdrawal investigation. just yesterday we had an incredible roundtable with the goldstar families of the 13 servicemembers killed august 26, 2021. the only caveat i will give as i am just here as the co-author. i am not talking on behalf of the committee. host: we covered that on c-span, that hearing, and if anybody is interested you can look at that on c-span.org or our app. james, you are a former u.s. army captain and served in afghanistan. tell us what you did and where you served. mr. hasson: i served in coast province. tw

james ward—prowse certainly is.egated, they need to cut the cloth accordingly. similarly to mcguire, if ward—prowse agrees to the steel, he will become a westtown player. where do you think david moyes is feeling about this squad now? how do you think you will assess this transfer window? you think you will assess this transferwindow? in you think you will assess this transfer window?— you think you will assess this transfer window? in theory, he should feel _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier - transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier at - transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier at the transfer window? in theory, he - should feel a lot happier at the end of this week than he was at the end of this week than he was at the end of the last one when you consider it looks as though these internationals are going to come in and also, edson alvarez is very close to concl

>> james: this is the fault of the federal government, the president. insanity of this policy, we have a tight labor market 3.5 unemployment. 42% of small businesses have open positions they can't fill. we designed this perfect disaster, where we have no law and order at the border and we have impeddism to them working, taxpayers play to house them in hotels and soccer fields. i don't know why the president doesn't work out a deal for secure border and let's put people to work. >> emily: new yorkers are being affected, randall island said, why are you flying in the face of supporters who worked to build this resource, it is kids and adults that use the field and at least 3000 cancelled problem. >> it is nationwide problem not having protected border, there are border towns throughout the country and cities in midwest completely overrun with problems associated with illegal immigration and new york city, a massive city with tons of space and resources, it is hard for them and it is a big deal, this is what the rest of the country has been dealing with. p

good morning, james. and today is a return to >> normal for a lot of the bay area and a lot of the state in general after a bit of a muggy feel yesterday. some cloud cover and even some isolated showers moving across the bay area today looking a whole lot calmer got quite hour out here this morning into those dark skies. but relatively clear conditions to start a few misty spots out there in the east bay hills. but aside from that, we're doing really good as far as both visibility goes definitely a dryer start. still some unsettled weather up in the sierra nevada. a few isolated thunderstorms centered around lake tahoe. most of the energy from what was once hillary, though, is now shifted further to the north and the east of us. so the bay area, the rest of the state continues a drying trend into your tuesday. as for current temperatures were fairly cool in the 60's for most spots. this is a much cooler start than at the same time yesterday. also a little bit less muggy of that field today, which is somet

james: duration and curve steepness.or example, payrolls, on the face of it we have had this incredible strength and payrolls. have had five consecutive months of negative revisions. that tends to happen around late market inflection points. when you look at the contribution to the headline that comes from the adjustment, which is essentially a made-up number from the statisticians, that has contributed 82% over the last three months and 80% over the last six months. almost 280,000 last month, we had a sub 200 k headline. suddenly, it is a negative payrolls number. i do think the labor market is probably where we are going to see this stuff resolve in a negative way. alix: if you are on vacation, happy vacation. hopefully, we will see you before six months. coming up, let's go to european gas prices. they jumped earlier today on potential disruption from a workers strike in australia. we will take a look at that volatility next. this is bloomberg. ♪ good night! hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock

james, we'll send it back to you.rrier has been robbed in the bay area this time in oakland happened over the weekend. the postal inspector tells us it happened saturday evening near the 30th and linden street intersection. inspector says the robber had a weapon demanded the carrier's postal keys. luckily that carrier wasn't physically hurt. but as we've reported, mail carrier robberies have been on the rise for a couple of months now, postal officials say the mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint in antioch, not far from park middle school just this past friday. in july, a carrier was robbed in san francisco and another was robbed again in oakland. that was back in june. >> it's 10 35 and health officials in richmond are investigating 2 recent deaths linked to legionnaires disease and both people who died had visited zen day spa just days before they started having symptoms. they have a a spot that is not permitted in and a spa. and so now they took samples and they're testing the water for bacteria because that is the

i'm darya and i'm james. and as we wake up at 08:00am on this tuesday morning, we had some early morning fog, which was certainly nice to feel kind of cool things down a little yeah, it's no big whoop, especially compared to what's going on in traffic. we'll get to that a minute morning, you have a major hot spot this morning. so that is something we're going to look at in a minute. the thing about the weather, not as many hot spots were cool and things down. looking at san jose, beautiful, clear skies up above. >> and a better chance to actually enjoy that sunshine today as temperatures going to be a whole lot more tolerable. little cloudier out towards the coastline. visibility is good, though. if you are seeing clouds overhead, you're looking up at that low gray. most of us have cleared out pretty nicely at this point. 50's 60's for current temperatures. sonoma petaluma upper 50's. while oakland doubling in alameda each sitting right at 60 degrees. so cool out there. cool enough for that light jacket this

frank pape beat james. while interrogate him about this murder and using odious racial slurs, the children came in to the living room crying screaming, seeing their parents being assaulted and the police officers assaulted as well. houston monroe, who was the eldest stepson of james monroe, turned 17 on that day, and he recalls that their screaming probably saved his father's life because they seemed like they were going to kill him. the officers then arrest james monroe, took him to the station, held him for hours without letting him see a judge, speak to a lawyer or have any phone calls. and then when the white woman couldn't pick him out of a lineup he was eventually released. so this a story on that we could be reading about in the news today it's also story that sounded eerily like the kinds of stories that prompted congress in the years after the civil war reconstruction to first pass this law that allowed people to sue for constitutional violations. amazing. absolutely amazing. and that's what struck

james: absolutely.his is something russia is no stranger to, where we might see something presented to us but something the kremlin is constructing to justify a future action down the line. now, there are question marks raised when a country like russian where you can speak ill of the invasion of ukraine and face 25 years in prison but yet if you're yevgeny prigozhin you can mount a armed battalion and been allowed to remain free. he was in st. petersburg and saw him in this apparent video in africa and we weren't able to work out the location but he certainly adopted a less of a profile. and week after week we'd see yevgeny prigozhin in a occupied region where he would be critical of the russian defense ministry over how it was conducting this invasion. and from here, it was strange to understand or hard to understand how that chimed with vladimir putin himself where you had this in-fighting. i stress again for ukraine where an outright victory in the repelling of russian forces completely is increasin

and lauren james was greenwood.uren james was sent off during the match, though, for stamping on one of the nigerian players . the prince the nigerian players. the prince and princess of have. and princess of wales have. congrats elated lionesses congrats elated the lionesses and now face jamaica or and they now face jamaica or colombia in the quarterfinals on saturday. fans describe the game as an emotional roller coaster for a really tough game . for a really tough game. >> obviously, keira walsh came back, but her in after being injured , going down to ten injured, going down to ten players. but we were always going to win the game, always are amazing. honestly, i can't believe it. >> it was hard. >> it was hard. >> it's a tough game, but we got there in the end. >> you know, i'm really happy that we managed to get through, but i'm like, i think they could have played better though. >> you're watching and listening to across the uk on your to gb news across the uk on your tv, your car, on your digital tv, in your

my critical of james for going.has been that actually i want the chinese communist party to whites of james's to see the whites of james's eyes see how serious he eyes and to see how serious he is him to draw some lines in is for him to draw some lines in the and say, will not the sand and say, we will not allow tolerate this continued allow or tolerate this continued transnational . we transnational repression. we will stand up and be vocal about the importance of self determination, about rule of law, human rights , and law, about human rights, and actually else is delivering actually who else is delivering those messages the chinese those messages to the chinese communist they need to communist party? they need to hearit communist party? they need to hear it from someone. but obviously we've got to wait for james back terra firma james to be back on terra firma to well those points to know how well those points were he were landed and should he therefore taiwan to therefore go on to taiwan to show he is an indepe

all still to come, james? >> john, thank you. 7. we have other breaking news to share with you again this morning. senator dianne feinstein has been released from the hospital after falling at her home in san francisco. the senator fell sometime yesterday. her office confirmed to kron 4 this morning that she was briefly sent to the hospital yesterday afternoon just as a precaution. they did some tests. they all came back clear. it was apparently a minor fall. but as we know, the senator has been struggling with health issues over the last year. she was absent from the senate for about 3 months while dealing with a number of issues, including shingles and ramsay hunt syndrome and set alight. as for a time she missed a number of votes while she was healing. and that prompted a number of lawmakers to call on her to resign, although she's held steadfast that she does not intend to do that. she wants to stay on the job. unclear if this latest fall will change your mind and the but we do know she's back home now. recovery. happening today

james, back to you. >> thank you. it is 8.49 and sherri papini, the northern california woman who faked her own kidnapping has been released from federal prison. she was let go last week, according to online jail records. she is going to be a well. she now a location that's overseen by the residential reentry management field office in sacramento. she was sentenced to 18 months in prison last september after she admitted to mail fraud and lying to a law enforcement officer. the charges did not stem actually from her faking her abduction in november of 2016, but instead the lies that she can do to to tell for years after that, it remains unclear what exactly prompted pd to undertake the elaborate hoax. >> 50 is the time. let's talk tech news. as we know these days. it's easy for anybody really define your address, your phone number online, but we've just found with you. there's a new privacy tool from google that could help you or race. some of that personal info. rich demuro takes a look at our last year. google intro

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james. we are doing a return to normal and the rest of this forecast after what was uncharacteristic start to the week? we are looking at the hot in the dry back in full force. now looking outside at coit tower skies out. there are definitely clear enough right now we do have the presence of a little bit of fog that's swept in along the coastline. but visibility for the most part is pretty solid in this marine. there. it's not last going to get nudged out by some heat from our inland areas that moves out, getting nudged out our direction by this high-pressure ridge that builds back in today. current temperatures are nice and cool for most areas. lots of us in the 60's this morning. hopefully get those windows open with that cool air in save yourself. some money. and that cooling bill later today because things are getting heat up in do so. really quick. a solid 10 degrees warmer than yesterday for a lot of our bay area cities inland areas nearing triple digits, bayshore cities well into the

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james, back to you. thanks a lot.eyna 6.18, san francisco federal building employees are being told to work from home. >> apparently because of crime concerns. yeah. the area around that building is also one of the city's most visible open air drug markets. news nation's emily finn has the story. >> we're talking government officials who have failed and it really it does. it does show that that the people who are actually working for the city that that they don't have faith is absolutely appalling. it's an embarrassment. >> in a memo sent to government employees this month. officials from the san francisco health and human services department are requesting hundreds of staff members at the nancy pelosi, federal building to work from home in light of the conditions outside of their place of employment journalist erica sandberg took photos just last month of a drug bust happening on the streets right outside the building where those government employees work and back in june on that same block, 2 men were seen on survei