murphy. >> james f.urphy iv. >> james thomas murphy. >> kevin james murphy. >> patrick sean murphy. >> raymond e. murphy. and my father alexander ortiz. i want to thank everyone in attendance today and especially for having the opportunity to be here. i am happy to remember my dad as a hero and as a brave man. peace to all and god bless america. >> and my mom susan marie fein. we love you and we miss you every single day. >> robert eddie murphy jr. >> john joseph murray. >> john joseph murray. >> susan d. murray. >> valerie victoria murray. >> yuriy mushynskyi. >> richard todd myhre. >> robert b. nagel. >> takuya nakamura. >> alexander john robert napier. >> frank joseph naples iii. >> john napolitano. >> catherine a. nardella. >> mario nardone jr. >> manika k. narula. >> narender nath. >> karen susan navarro. >> joseph m. navas. >> francis joseph nazario. >> glenroy neblett. >> marcus r. neblett. >> jerome o. nedd. >> laurence nedell. >> luke g. nee. >> pete negron. >> ann n. nelson. >> david william ne

. >> james hendrickson.ted in the oil play in the first place, the man who with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. rick worked for them. >> they stuck out like a couple of turds in a punch bowl >> one way to put it. she was a barista. what was he like? >> he was very cool, calm, collected. you know, older man, good looking. it was fun, and we would go out. it was nice. it was easy. i never thought i would marry him margo do business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch got married in mina, north dakota, and by 2013 he was the major face of a trucking operation called blackstone. sarah signed the checks. asked on was the's nests doug first invested in before he got interested in the oil lease. james thought he was backed by a billion-dollar trust fund. >> i was like this guy is a winner. a lot of money around. was the company making money? >> sure seemed like it. >> it would be 20 degrees outside, he would be wearing a t-shirt. he's like standing the

james is a real doer. . , just talk he acted. james is a real doer. ., , , ., just talk he acted.t is grant shapps, former secretary of _ doer. that is grant shapps, former secretary of state _ doer. that is grant shapps, former secretary of state for _ doer. that is grant shapps, former secretary of state for defence. - secretary of state for defence. starting up his speech pointing out he has held various positions within cabinet. i believe some six positions. his last one under the tory government was secretary of state for defence. he is introducing james cleverly, who is putting himself forward as a candidate to be leader of the conservative party. earlier today we heard from kemi badenoch as well, telling her name into the hat. we are going to be crossing back to westminster once james cleverly, former foreign secretary and home secretary takes to that stage a mission for our government, which is to make sure that every single child, whatever their background, wherever they come from, has the best possible education. this move today is about driving up standards, making sure

i james cleverly applause. - james cleverly their applause. — james cleverly their lang out where heleader of the conservative party. if you just cut the ends of what he had to say there, and also future leader of the country as prime minister. that was james cleverly speaking. just to remind you, some key points of what he had to say. he highlighted three challenges that he sees the party and the country facing. i think here we had an insight into his view of himself as an international statesman. he is taking questions from the floor, let's listening. he questions from the floor, let's listeninu. ., ~ questions from the floor, let's listeninu. . ~ ., ., listening. he talked a lot about your _ listening. he talked a lot about your experience, l listening. he talked a lot - about your experience, about the recognisable face of government for many years. i will do _ government for many years. i will do then sell yourself and your— will do then sell yourself and your party to a public debt of 'ust your party to a public debt of just emphatically voted for change? all just emphatically

it is not slow burn fuse. 0k, james, thank you _ not slow burn fuse. 0k, james, thank you very _ notslow burn fuse. 0k, james, thank you very much. it - not slow burn fuse. 0k, james, thank you very much. it is - not slow burn fuse. 0k, james, thank you very much. it is nowl thank you very much. it is now 11:45am, at the time we are expecting the speech to begin. we have seen some papers going on the lectern but we have not seen the foreign secretaryjust yet i'm pleased to say that gareth redden king is still with us. thank you, gareth, for bearing with us. i wonder if i can speak to you while we wait for david lammy on that last point about how the uk can best support poorer countries to transition to cleaner energy? i'm sure that is something that you focus a lot of your time finding out the answer? i think what i would _ finding out the answer? i think what i would say _ finding out the answer? i think what i would say in _ finding out the answer? i think what i would say in response i finding out the answer? i think| what i would say in response to some of the points that james m

cameron, they had filmed together with james cameron before, james was, that is, the director, and alngs was a co-producer, so they were filming the movie the abyss, he was on our show, so that is , when the film ended, ella giddings he was 47 minutes and commented on this film at... cronkite, so to speak, a famous announcer, i remember when i showed this film to georgy arkadyevich arbatov, director of the institute of the united states of america and canada, he says that he is advertising you, says walter cronkie, i say, i got up and left, these were arbatov's words, i remember, well, well, jim, you see , watched this film, and as he already told me. elldins, he says, everyone had already left the hall, and we sat for 2.5 hours, he says, we talked, so in general, he says, jim asked a lot of questions, asked about me, wanted to meet with me, here is the first meeting in july 1992, el giddings and jim cameron arrive, so to moscow, we immediately, so, move from sheremetyevo to vnukovo and fly to kaliningrad. where kelzash stood with two worlds, this was our first acquaintance, we, so, o

roger and 20, the x a james l. james has died at the age of 93. he was a celebrated personality of stage and screen and one host of awards including an enemy and an honorary or scout. he also gave voice to one of the most eye clinic and the figures of old time meet again. he was one of the most recognizable voices in the world. but james, old jones insist that he wasn't credited in the 1st to start was move is that his role is da feita saying it was me like a special effects role. he found fame. be on the front shies with the new generation as the voice of move fossa, in business, a life changing light touches. the claim was all a long way from his childhood beginnings. he misses the pay. born in 1931. his family left the michigan during the great migration he was on broadway white jones with fest gets his break in the late 19 fifty's a place he returned to time and time again across the decade there. taking a road bike, shakespeare wrecked on seeing here in the public surprise when he plays driving these days a lot to go under the speed the speed

later today, james cleverl. , , ., ., ., , candidate later today, james cleverl. , ., ., , ., cleverly. this is also going to be a itch cleverly. this is also going to be a pitch from — cleverly. this is also going to be a pitch from him. _ cleverly. this is also going to be a pitch from him. he _ cleverly. this is also going to be a pitch from him. he has— cleverly. this is also going to be a pitch from him. he has been - cleverly. this is also going to be a pitch from him. he has been very| pitch from him. he has been very closely involved with all of the conservative administrations. he originally worked for borisjohnson when he was mayor of london. today he is going to talk specifically about some policies, including the need to get rid of stamp duty. that is one of the things he thinks should happen. various people are making their pitches this week, some talking in broad principles, and other starting to look at actual specific policies. the other thing worth saying about today is kemi badenoch got an endorsement from claire cortina new, she is a very close ally of rishi sunak. s

james. >> james, sorry. just going to i'm just going to get your microphone sorted, my good man. and in the meantime, we've got a lot of people getting in touch. paul's been in touch. he says that the tories stole his wife's pension for six years. now labour wants to steal our winter fuel payment. the obr says that it will affect 7 million pensioners. that's paups million pensioners. that's paul's comments, and annette says yes, there should definitely be a debate and a vote about scrapping the winter fuel allowance. it's beyond bad that reeves is taking away this lifeline for millions of pensioners. do you think that labour are running scared when it comes to the winter fuel payments? i believe we might be able to. are we able to reintroduce james price? are we? i think we can't. there he is. second time lucky, my good man. so yes, which way do you see this leadership campaign going? who's. who's the front runner for you ? for you? >> yeah. you can't keep me silenced for long. thanks so much for having me b

yeah, it's a james l. jones has done it at the age of $93.00. he was a celebrated personality of the stage and screen and won a host of awards including an emmy and an honorarium sca meet again. when i left you, he was one of the most recognizable voices in the world. but james, earl jones asked not to be credited in the 1st 2 star wars movies for his role as darth vader, saying it was simply a special effects role. he signed same beyond the franchise with a new generation. has the voice of most saucer. and disney is the lion king. everything like touches the claim was a long way from his child to beginnings in mississippi. born and 1931. his family left for michigan during the great migration. it was on broadway where jones would get his 1st break in the late 19 fifty's a place he returned to time and time we get across to decades, taking on rules by shakespeare breast, and seeing here in charlotte to winning play. driving miss daisy, i like to go under the speed limit speed limit. 35. he met many presidents across the decades, and one said he

let's start with you, james wild . i start with you, james wild. i thought that was a bit frisky.y launched his campaign earlier on today and he was straight out of the bat off the back of a speech by yvette cooper that was meant to be sombre, earnest in its tone about the riots and what we learned from them. cleverly fired straight back and brought in the black lives matter, taking the knee moment and also hit out at keir starmer and for good measures, london mayor sadiq khan for being silent on the two deaths at notting hill. what do you make of that exchange? >> well, he clearly had his weetabix this morning. i think we want to see the police act without fear or favour when they're policing any of these protests or disruption. we want to see politicians equally condemning lawlessness . wherever condemning lawlessness. wherever the organisation is that's causing it is coming from. so i think that's the point that james was trying to get across this afternoon. >> we were talking earlier about afd just won a landmark election in germany. one of the one of the points that trevor ka

i am your father, actor james earl jones, whose voice resonates as darth vader in star wars.h a remarkable career spanning more than eight decades, beloved for roles in coming to america, let them wait, i'm talking to my son and disney's the lion king, who you are. tributes pouring in from the legions he inspired, plus kate's recovery. the princess of wales opening up about her cancer battle. >> i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment. >> the highly personal video with william and their children. >> life as you know it can change in an instant. >> what she says about returning to public duties and nfl mania. >> rodgers is the master at it. >> and a touchdown by lazard back in full force with tonight's return of aaron rodgers after a year long sideline players already making headlines off the field with the shocking weekend traffic stop of tyreek hill and the return of taylor swift and swifties. >> ladies, it's time. fantasy football 101 bringing girl power to nfl games and fantasy football leagues. >> if boys can do it, like w

reportero: james david vance que indicÓ que las balaceras se han convertido en un hecho normal.specto a esta situaciÓn en la frontera en relaciÓn a lo que, ve la vicepresidenta kamala harris. en san digo californias, univisiÓn. jorge: kamala harris da una conferencia en radio por primera vez desde que se convirtiÓ en candidata a la presidencia. claudia ramos tiene un resumen. >> [habla en inglÉs] claudia: fue la primera entrevista a una emisora desde que se convirtiÓ en candidata a la presidencia. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] claudia: la vicepresidenta comentÓ que es hora de poner el paÍs hacia delante y hablÓ de los logros que ha conseguido con el presidente biden como reducciÓn de costos de muchas medicinas, planes para viviendas asequibles y ayudar a pequeÑas empresas. tambiÉn criticÓ la propuesta de su oponente, el expresidente donald trump. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] >> es imposible, tiene que ser uno muy cauto y ajeno para pensar que es algo nuevo. reportera: cerca de 1,000,000 de votantes latinos podrÍan ir a las urnas en noviembre aquÍ en ariz

james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7, 0, want to accomplish your local election headquarters and we're starting now with an exclusive kron 4 news poll about where things stand in the race for san francisco mayor. yeah, in fact, let's get more on this with proper is michael thomas live in the city with those numbers. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. will this kron for news exclusive polling for the san francisco mayoral race really shows a close margin of 2 people will vote for is their first choice right now. almost 21% say it would be former mayor mark farrell and coming london breed isn't too far behind. take a look. these are the numbers. again, if people to vote today and you can see in the lead of their first choices. former mayor mark farrell at 20.6% followed by incumbent mayor london breed at 20.3%. after that, it's philanthropist and levi strauss air daniel lurie at 17.5%. >> supervisor aaron peskin is at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha safai. it is at 1.6%. however, this could all change as we und that

james, there have been _ for restraint. james, there have been so _ for restraint.have been so many - for restraint. james, there have been so many calls i for restraint. james, there l have been so many calls for restraint over the last 48 hours. i am just reading emmanuel macron, the latest to pass on messages to hezbollah to avoid escalation again in the region and calling on israel and hezbollah to avoid an all—out war. that i suppose is an echo of the message we have heard from antony blinken as he shuffles around various capital is. as he shuffles around various capital is-_ capital is. the hope is that the reality _ capital is. the hope is that the reality that _ capital is. the hope is that the reality that most - capital is. the hope is that the reality that most sidesj the reality that most sides seem _ the reality that most sides seem to _ the reality that most sides seem to understand, is that all-out— seem to understand, is that all—out war is not to anybody's benefit — all—out war is not to anybody's benefit. but the trouble is they— benefit. but the t

and james as well.up next, kind of carry on, in fact, from this debate we've just had is our english identity under threat? robert jenrick thinks so. but he can't exactly kind of describe what is englishness. let me know your thoughts . let me know your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay. you're watching sunday with ben leo on gb news. britain's news hello. welcome back ben leo for in michael portillo on this sunday. hope you're doing well. now you may have already seen this in the week. tory candidate leadership candidate robert jenrick has accused the metropolitan establishment of weakening english identity through its policies and attitudes. but what exactly is engush attitudes. but what exactly is english identity? i'm joined now by social policy analyst doctor raqib. eshan. good morning. raqib. eshan. good morning. raqib. there was little sense, i guess, of what robert jenrick meant by englishness. so can you give me your best effort ? you give me your best effort? you wrote on spiked online that if engl

big picture, james, political agreement. big picture, james. this _ political agreement.re, james, this was _ political agreement. big picture, james, this was his _ political agreement. big picture, james, this was his first - political agreement. big picture, james, this was his first address j political agreement. big picture, i james, this was his first address to the un general assembly. what message do you think he was trying to send? he said clearly, this is a new era in uk global leadership, what was behind that? it new era in uk global leadership, what was behind that?— new era in uk global leadership, what was behind that? it was british normality is — what was behind that? it was british normality is back. _ what was behind that? it was british normality is back. the _ what was behind that? it was british normality is back. the uk _ what was behind that? it was british normality is back. the uk has - what was behind that? it was british normality is back. the uk has had i what was behind that? it was british normality is back. the uk has had a | normality is ba

i come out to support james today, — i come out to support james today, he — i come out to support james all the _ for a long time, i have looked at all the candidates before them — at all the candidates before them as— at all the candidates before them as well and i thinkjames is the — them as well and i thinkjames is the one _ them as well and i thinkjames is the one that encapsulates everything i'm looking for, someone that is a good communicator, someone who can bring _ communicator, someone who can bring the — communicator, someone who can bring the party back together again. — bring the party back together again, everything that's happening with the labour party at the _ happening with the labour party at the moment, with the making mistake — at the moment, with the making mistake after mistake, we've -ot mistake after mistake, we've got to— mistake after mistake, we've got to realise that doesn't mean _ got to realise that doesn't mean people automatically jumped back to us, james can help— jumped back to us, james can help the — jumped back to us, james can help the process and c

james landale, thank you. - wider regional conflict. james landale, thank you.flict. james landale, thank you. we can l wider regional conflict. james | landale, thank you. we can go wider regional conflict. james - landale, thank you. we can go live tojerusalem and our international editorjeremy bowen. you have seen and covered war between these countries before. what chance at this stage is there of a de—escalation? this stage is there of a de-escalation?- this stage is there of a de-escalation? �* , ., , ., , de-escalation? let's hope it has ha--ened de-escalation? let's hope it has happened because _ de-escalation? let's hope it has happened because the - de-escalation? let's hope it has happened because the wars - de-escalation? let's hope it has happened because the wars i . de-escalation? let's hope it has l happened because the wars i have seenin happened because the wars i have seen in lebanon have been absolute disastrous for civilians and the country. at the moment it seems israel is moving towards a ground offensive, barring some kind of really signi

what is your sense, james?ted states plays a key role in these organisations, but equally, they know that, you know, they can't always rely on the united states. let's take nato, for example. i think whoever is elected, the trend is increasingly towards more pressure from the united states for the european members of nato to do more to spend on their own defence. but the crucial question, of course, is, you know, does the united states change its own relationship in the future or not, depending on, you know, who's elected? in terms of the united nations, i mean, the un and the us have had a quite prickly relationship over the years, particularly over the amount of money that the us pays to fund it, because in quite a few parts of the world, the united states thinks that the un is almost acting against its own interests. and so i think, you know, whoever is elected, i think that'll be an interesting one to watch. look, it's very straightforward. if donald trump wins the election, it's highly likely he will once

james, earl jones was 93. his rich, deep voice had become familiar to generations of fans. frodo car looks back at his career, described as one of america's greatest actors, james earl jones, and 60 year career in film. and peter established him as one of the most recognizable voices in hollywood. mm hm. so it's easiest to do. so millions of film goers knew in best as the voice of star wars, given darth vader. the book, the trail blazing african american actor, took time to find his signature, deep baritone voice born in 1931 in the then segregated state of mississippi jones suffered from a severe stutter. owing to his difficult childhood, joan said a sympathetic teacher and the practice of reciting poetry helped him conquer his speech impediment. one day, the sun was set on my time here and he made his phone to view and stanley kubrick's 1964 doctor, strange stuff. but his 1st major center rose arisen great white hope. turning him an academy award nominations. 1970 i'm black and i'm hoping his dramatic range

james _ dismissive of the attempt. james holland, _ dismissive of the attempt.ear, the 80th anniversary, is that there are veterans in attendance witnessing this re—enactment. they are the guests of honour, they have generated the greatest applause, and as you hear, the speakers are making the point that their sacrifices resulted in our freedom. what huge sacrifices were made in the _ what huge sacrifices were made in the attempt _ what huge sacrifices were made in the attempt to _ what huge sacrifices were made in the attempt to break- what huge sacrifices were made in the attempt to break this - in the attempt to break this place — in the attempt to break this place in _ in the attempt to break this place in september- in the attempt to break this place in september 1944. l in the attempt to break this place in september1944. ii place in september1944. i remind _ place in september1944. i remind you _ place in september1944. i remind you again, - place in september1944. i remind you again, if- place in september1944. i remind you again, if it- place in septemb

good morning to you, james. good morning. i good morning to you, james. to you, james. good morning. i must admit, i am wondering _ good morning. i must admit, i am wondering we _ good morning. i must admit, i am wondering we want - good morning. i must admit, i am wondering we want the - am wondering we want the council to install all these charging points which would be brilliant, but they have a long list of other issues to sort out by potholes and many of them, some of them are bankrupt. them, some of them are bankrunt-_ them, some of them are bankrupt. them, some of them are bankrut. , , , , bankrupt. yes, this is why we start of the — bankrupt. yes, this is why we start of the campaign - bankrupt. yes, this is why we start of the campaign a - bankrupt. yes, this is why we start of the campaign a year. start of the campaign a year ago because, clearly, if we're to have this transition to an all electric future, we need to ensure the infrastructure is in place to support that, and clearly council to have many other priorities but it is encouraging to

james, james waterhouse, in kyiv. could you give us an overview james, could you give us an overviewk? well, it's a big deal, i think. we _ this attack? well, it's a big deal, i think. we have - this attack? well, it's a big| deal, i think. we have seen ukraine ramp up these kind of attacks over the past year, really, with drones it makes domestically. and it has grown in confidence and ambition in doing so. this is a long—range attack. almost 500 kilometres from the border with ukraine. 0nly from the border with ukraine. only a couple of hundred from moscow itself. we are talking about a large military facility worth almost £30 million, a series of warehouses which stored fuel tanks, artillery shells, ballistic missiles and other types of explosives. these are all ordinance used in russia's continuing full—scale invasion of ukraine. you just need to look at the footage of the apparent blast. we are talking about plumes of smoke and huge fires. and the force to match. i mean, it is the kind of energy generated which caused an asset to report seeing numerous heat sources from satellit

james for his time, uh, mr. james, it was glad talking to you, sir, he's radio host and analyst from miami, i believe, mr. james, thank you, we we're now joined by mr. eric wolber. author and journalist joining us from toronto. uh, mr. wolbig, before we start anything, your first reactions on what happened when the invasion, not the invasion, the attacks on lebanon happened, and what have you you've seen unfold in these few days? well, shock and horror, disgust a few of the adjectives appropriate. it's we've been waiting for it, and if you look back, israel has a grudge, it has beas the only force that's successfully killed and quite a few israeli soldiers, in the first years in the 80s, that's how israel was pushed out in humiliation, 600 israely soldiers, i have to remind myself when when i hear of the horrors that israel's doing, tens or hundreds of times worse, but that was enough to make israel crawl away with its tail between its legs, so let's hope that what hisb has been doing with this rockets, we don't

james, back to you. thank you. renee, do to it. happening now san mateo county. transit is urging you figure another way to get there. >> because there's an ongoing labor dispute that is impacting bus service. yeah. drivers may or may not show up for their shifts. kron four's will tran live in. >> millbrae with more on the story. will. >> james, the buses are rolling, but there's no guarantee that they will be br heading your way because we do expect another day of sickouts. we do expect one out of 3 bus drivers that will not be showing up to work because they're not sick. they're sick and tired of ongoing labor negotiations. so they want to send a strong message to their bosses that you need so give us our pay rates. in the meantime, it's the riding public caught in the middle of all this. let me show you i% video of buses rolling into the bus station here in millbrae. you can see them rolling in as early as 5 o'clock in the morning samtrans. they have been made aware of this and they said yesterday whi

our james most challenging problems facing our country . our james cleverly our country. the need for the uk to remake the arguments for capitalism to boost economic growth and give younger people a stake in society. he also said he would increase defence spending to 3% of gdp . spending to 3% of gdp. meanwhile, kemi badenoch has launched her tory leadership campaign today calling for change in the conservative party. the shadow communities secretary and contender to replace rishi sunak says her party has to focus on renewal to be ready to return to power. mr badenoch used the speech to also accuse labour of pulling the wool over the eyes of the public, insisting that it's time for something new. previously ofsted awarded one of four headune ofsted awarded one of four headline grades to the schools it inspects and those are outstanding. good requires improvement and inadequate. the department for education says for inspections this year , for inspections this year, academic for this academic year , academic for this academic year, parents will see four grades across the e

james alonso junior was called the oracle of the sons of liberty. they helped organize protests to our parliament and secure repeal of the stamp act. james delancy strikes up a friendship with the marcus of rockingham, who is the prime minister. when the stamp act is repealed and eight and on the 8th of november 16 five. so about a week after, the stop box meant to be introduced. he writes rockingham and he proposes the formation of an american parliament and the colonies and it would be entirely, almost entirely independent from the parliament in britain, parliaments in britain we just regulate trade and police. what he meant by police is that if the french come, the british army will come help the french. the royal navy will come help. so, delancy and his supporters like james johnson, jake walton and others are really seen as popular political figures, sort of out of doors at this time. they're not holding elected office. so for the time between, 65 and 68 people look toward the differences and in particular, james to lancey for leadership. and w

cleverly , james cleverly james cleverly, james cleverly and tom tugendhat generally are seen as a sort safe pairs of hands . experienced, safe pairs of hands. and for some people there isn't much in it. if they think that james cleverly is beginning to get momentum, then they may well move over to him. so it's very, very close . there are only 122 very close. there are only 122 conservative mps altogether voting, and as i say last week, there was only one vote in it between fourth and fifth place. there are only seven votes in it, between second and fifth place. at the moment it is too close to call. i predict not keeping my powder dry, that it's going to be tom tugendhat that goes, but it could go either way. >> superb stuff olivia utley thank you. we'll have the full results around about 5:00 in about an hour's time. thank you very much. now coming up, we've got much more reaction to that historic winter fuel payment for pensioners vote. it's hit us now. been cut an astonishing vote 348 votes to get rid of the winter fuel allowance, 347. all of them. every single one was a labour par

very much _ the world's technology. james, thank you very much for i the world's technology. james,for your i thank you very much for your analysis. boeing has raised its pay offer to thousands of striking workers in what it describes as its "best and final offer". the planemaker is now offering a 30 percent pay rise as it tries to end a work stoppage that has lasted for 11 days and threatens the company's recovery. but the offer that was made on monday has led to a backlash from the planemaker's biggest union that represents some 33,000 workers. it says boeing's move to deal directly with striking workers and the news media on monday without bargaining with the union showed "disrespect" and looks to divide striking picketers. let's explore this now with marc 0stwald — of rely on a very small number of companies, even though most people are not aware to provide most security and control over the world's technology. james, thank you _ the world's technology. james, thank you very _ the world's technology. james, thank you very much _ the world's technology. james, thank you very much

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well. >> good morning, james. the buses are still rolling today, however, not as much as say on wednesday because before today there was not a sickout day on wednesday, but there was one yesterday and they expect another one today, which means basically one out of 3 bus drivers could possibly call out sick and that impacts the bus riders because they will be fewer buses moving around san mateo county. so they already are telling people make other plans. yes, we see buses rolling this morning. so if you have no other choice but to catch a bus in san mateo county, you might want to roll the dice, perhaps maybe your boss will show up. they just simply don't know. sam trend said they did their best yesterday and there were minimal disruptions, but no guarantee today the 2 sides say are locked in a battle over pay raises samtrans believes that they're offering something that is fair, but obviously the union representing the bus drivers don't think so. they have gotten to the point now where they are doing the sick outs

i'm darya and i'm james. we've got weather and traffic to start things off here on this tuesday morning where it was nice and cool and mild yesterday. and i think today being hopefully will clear for tonight's supermoon okay, james and darya. good morning and good morning, everybody. unfortunately, probably that cloud cover is going to start to build yet again in the late afternoon, early evening hours. so it's going to be touch and go. >> some folks around the bay may get a nice clear view, but you certainly give it a try. we'll see the skies open up for our afternoon. first things first and we have the fog right now. yeah, this is our mount tam picture there with all the weather satellite dishes. but you really can't seem to well, but they're there anywhere winds on shore. they are single digits for the most part. we don't expect a whole lot of activity with this next system dropping south. in fact, it looks like a lot of the rain is not showing up too well in the models. by the time it gets into the bay te

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james darya. >> thanks. a lot of tend want to go our top story now which is in east palo alto, where police are looking for more potential victims of a middle school employee accused of sexually assaulting and police believe this may have been going on for years. kron four's jack moment has the story. >> he's powell to police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> side. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. nice use. paulo out to police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san m

.james, >> james, let him finish.t gone on, so you need to let him finish. >> i have to put up with james. >> i have to put up with james. >> you need to let him finish. if you go off on a tirade with accusations, how did he crash the economy? >> how have i crashed the economy ? economy? >> right. listen, the point is what? i'll answer the question if you. >> if you would. >> if you would. >> we've got a man here who is pretending to speak for the working class of britain, who knows less about the working class than anybody. he knows less than you or i, ben. he's not remotely working class. he's as working class as nigel farage. and you do not represent so. 50. >> so. >> so what? go and speak to my constituents in great yarmouth. don't speak to them. >> class communities from which i come. rupert, turn down your working class drivel. >> single class drivel. that's what it is. you can't do anything absolute nonsense. you're the elite drivel, james. >> all right, we're going to. we're going to call time on this, gents.

james, ok, thank you very much, dave.et's look at the roads for bridge check on this light friday morning. let's hope it stays that way. we've got a 16 minute ride from oakland in a san francisco across the bay bridge. so all's well there. >> pretty easy ride as well on westbound 92 from hayward out to foster city. just 12 minutes to cross. that's panned to the south and to the north. we've got the richmond, sandra fell bridge where traffic there's humming right along 7 minutes to get from richmond out to sandra fell and across san pablo bay. and then our final stop of the golden gate bridge where i've been looking at the right here on 101, southbound looks pretty smooth. no real issues to report your ride from nevada down to the san francisco is running at just 21 minutes. otherwise aside from just the normal overnight, roadwork, caltrans and the chp show fairly clear conditions out there for you. back to the news at 5.48. and the lafayette art and wine festival is taking over the downtown area today and they'll be road

and james is fantastic. thank you . james is fantastic.want to get on the log flume in thorpe park, hard core caps. >> well, and even the swift, even the swifty bracelets . well, even the swifty bracelets. well, there you go. that's everything at the james cleverly store. back to you , nana. back to you, nana. >> all right. thank you very much. tom harwood. right. let's discuss this with the former deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib. ben habib, thank you very much for joining habib. ben habib, thank you very much forjoining me. really good to talk to you. so the conservative party conference is underway. do you think it's somewhat underwhelming? and your thoughts on the leadership candidates as well? >> so i mean it's bound to be underwhelming isn't it. >> they've just been thumped in the general election. it's almost a getting together of people who've lost, you know, so almost a getting together of peo my who've lost, you know, so almost a getting together of peo my props? lost, you know, so almost a getting together of peomy props? a

james earl jones could have on a role. >> you are part of the rebel alliance and a traitor.e it away. >> just watch this behind the scenes footage where the very talented actor actually wearing the darth vader suit gives that same line a try. >> you are part of the rebel alliance and a traitor. >> the man with such legendary presence, both on stage and screen, has passed away at the age of 93, after a decades long career that could take you in so many directions. >> i find your lack of faith disturbing. >> he could galactically terrify you as the voice of darth vader, a role he was originally paid $7,000 for. >> what is that? velvet >> or he can make you laugh with just one look. as the king of zamunda opposite eddie murphy in coming two america, the family didn't have a lot of money. no, and the road to stardom was not an easy one for the eventual egot winner. he spoke with abc's david muir in 2014 about being raised by his grandparents in mississippi after his parents abandoned him. he also, and this might surprise you, had a stutter as a child and barely spoke for years u

an hour each with with robert jenrick, and james cleverly.o tune in 2 to 4 on the channel and all day for the best coverage. >> interesting stuff chris have you got your tugendhat fixed? hang on by any chance ? hang on by any chance? >> no i haven't. michelle i'm not even wearing a tugendhat tattoo either, so i'm inc. free today inc free. >> there you go. thank you very much for that update. if you don't know what i'm referring to, there are, temporary tattoos for one of the leadership contestants, contestants, contenders, whatever you want to call them , and fake tan. i mean, call them, and fake tan. i mean, if i ever get to a stage in life where i think to myself, i know what i need to do, i need to cover myself in the fake tan of a political candidate. i think i would have a strong word with myself in the mirror, wouldn't you, anyway, look, this is your party's moment to shine. it's not very well attended. the conference. does that bother you, >> well, it looks pretty well attended to. to me, obviously, i'm only seeing it virtually as my h

james. i think it's 10 o'clock is when it hits the our time, i think or something i'm not maybe that's eastern. i'm not sure. but anyway, we will get some darkness with it when it happens. hopefully the weather will cooperate east bay shoreline. still a cloud cover in place. this is what we have this low behind us of. this will break up a little bit by the time we get to the afternoon. just a touch going to future cast for and just a few little spotty showers left over. but okay, it opens up by the afternoon. as you can see going in the evening hours. but then overnight. that's what happens. by the way, we're talk about tuesday. this is tuesday in the morning and by the evening, we might have a chance there, too. okay. and then later on as we get to wednesday and a little dose dropping south as you'll notice. that's gonna be for our wednesday morning. and after daytime heating might see a flare up for the afternoon of potentially some thunder showers mixed in there. all right. onshore winds,

james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.31, in a south bay business is facing $120,000 of fines and they're adding up daily. >> as a worker continues to live on their property. crawford check moment to explain why county leaders have problem with that. >> this single bunch of grapes are around. all that's left of this vineyard. that's of an issue. no winery in saratoga. just feet away from live music on saturday night. lot of people who are in and unfortunate situations we see him all the time. we see him every day. >> recognize that those people. more than likely very good people who are down on luck or add one thing or another occur. that's why michael ballard, co-owner of the winery, says inspired him to help one of his workers, a family of 5. the father manages the figure here. >> agricultural workers trying to make it financially here in silicon valley and the wage rates that that. >> one earns in that and that employment environment is far below any ability to to support of the rental. >> that's when the ba