he will propose a meeting with you leaders to discuss the missile. strike our diplomatic editor, james bays. joins us now from the summit in bali. james was likely to happen in the coming hours. well, we've got many of the key players here in barley and they're going to be here for most of the day. president biden, as you know, made that call to president duda. we also have the national security advisor, james sullivan, and the secretary of state antony blinking here in bali when they travel, they carry a mobile secure unit called a skiff, so they can make phone calls already. president biden spoken to president do that. i would expect lots of phone calls in the next couple of hours. i'm sure president biden will speak to the nato secretary general. yet in stilton burg, ahead of that meeting of the north atlantic council, the nato ambassadors that is going to take place later today, likely i would have thought to put in the call to, to his defense secretary lloyd austin washington. and to julian smith, who is the us representative who will be sitting on the north atlantic council later in t

now challenges here is diplomatic editor james bays live for us from the g. 20 liter summit in bali. james, thank you so much for breaking it all down for us. john hall isn't keith with more? it really is down to poland at this point to decide what sort of action it may wish to initiate. they've been engaged the government in an emergency security council meeting for a couple of hours now. the president has spoken to president biden consulted also with other nato allies, and perhaps a clue of what is to come comes via the reuters news agency. quoting to european ambassadors unnamed saying that nato ambassadors are due to meet on wednesday at the request of poland on the basis of nato's article. for there had been talk that the government was considering triggering article for it appears that may have happened and we may be about to hear that. now, what is article for? well, it is a provision whereby any member of the 30 member lives can, if they feel that their security, territorial integrity or independence is threatened. cole, for a formal meeting of all the nato allies to sit down

2 queens black seaports on monday the most moved and a single day since july or the mask as to james bay's reports. for more than 3 months, this corridor through the black sea has been a humanitarian lifeline. the un says about 9000000 tons of grain has been transported and it says, despite russia suspending its participation after the cranium drone attack on its fleet, the scheme will continue. they have suspended, they haven't withdrawn, they have suspended, and they haven't terminated. and the difference is the difference is very, very simple. the difference is that as parties to that lexie grain initiative, they are still bound by it. but russia's defense ministry issued a statement saying the fact that the grain cargo ships was still using the black sea root was unacceptable that followed these comments and rushes ambassador to the un. you receive the roman name or to the russian side cannot guarantee the safety of civilian vessels participating in the black sea initiative. me more of the listing is pretty good. we cannot allow an unimpeded passage of vessels without our inspection, a

there is diplomatic editor james bay, speaking for a 2nd, holly fil hands on our desert. israel says the u. s. decision to investigate the killing of out. is there a jealous? sure enough black lays, a grave mistake. we live in westbury slim. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. are you ready to move away? sponsored my cattle aways. hello, much of europe will see a noticeable fall in temperatures as we go through the next couple of days. you could unsettle by the pushing in from the west or other more settle whether habits will cease here. it is cool, but to last dry and quiet under the influence of high pressure. but the unsettled weather that was spilling from western pass will big brands of cloud and rain, intricate part of west, yet heavy burst afraid for a time coming in across the i received filtering into west scotland wows, sweeping across england through the remainder of tuesday, brought skies come packing behind for ireland at where to where the comes right, the way down into good parts of france and into spain and portugal when she, whether they're into or

james bay's ouch is era of the united nations. i've got more on the impact of for us as decision now, where there are so sorry are who's in a stumble? here is the kill your district office stumble where blacks emits both for us right behind me. there are tons of west hills anchored here waiting to be inspected by the joint coordination center and stumble. and this is just a small portion of the west of and could around stumble in total $97.00 loaded west of and 15. inbound west have registered to be inspected by the coordination center . and according to the information that this coordination center has just provided, 809 more of them have a life to be reduced at for the, for the infection. on monday, turkish and the united nations, more than 400 ships have passed through the boost forest carrion 9300000 tons of the ukrainian grain to the international market. this number seems quite big, but just before the war, the number of ships carry, carrying ukrainian grain passing that the boss for us would double off off of this, the numb

all remember for timmins, james bay, children at st and residential school, suffered nightmarish levels of abuse, torture and child rape. and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of pages of police evidence that identified those perpetrators. and in doing so, they had cases thrown out and undermine the hearing. and now that the justice department has been forced to turn over those documents, the claimant's, inadmissible. unless a survivor finds a witness to verify these atrocities, to the prime minister, enough, the survivors are saying and is there a better will he instruct his garment to end this obstruction of justice against the survivors saying at once and far off, auto prime minister speaker deals done to indigenous people over decades and centuries of colonialism in this country are shameful and are something that we need to learn from and move forward on. that includes respecting the rights of indigenous peoples now in all their different aspects. and that's why we are working with survivors, lurked working with communities to ensure that we can move forwa

james bay's ouch is era. at the united nations, russia, the president vladimir putin has warned that he can do more after a series of miss allen drone attacks and ukraine. the air strikes hit critical infrastructure in 10 cities, leaving many people without power and running water. us president joe biden has told oil and gas companies to lower energy and petrol prices for americans or face a higher tax rates on their record profits. he says many firms have been profiteering from the war in ukraine. gimme a break enough is enough. look, i'm a capitalist, you've heard me say this before. i have no problem. the corporations turn to a fair profit, get in return on their investment and innovation. but this is my remotely what's happening, or companies record profits a day or not, because to doing something new or innovative. their profits are a windfall of war windfall from the conflict as reverend g. ukraine, and hurting tens of millions of people around the globe. you know, at a time of war and he come to receiv

it is a james bay's reports from bali. a hectic week of diplomacy in asia continues with a meeting between the world's 2 most powerful men. president biden has been in cambodia for a summit with south asian leaders. is boyd by better than expected results for his party in the midterm elections? china, she june ping has also been strengthened back home after being confirmed as his nation's leader. for another 5 years. tensions had been running high. the chinese side, still angered by this summer's trip to taiwan by the u. s. speaker nancy pelosi on north korea, the u. s, police, china is not bringing all of its influence to bear to rein in kim john own, who's been conducting a provocative series of missile tests. you know, of course, perhaps the most important of issue a wall that will be discussed is the war in ukraine. china has not condemned russia, but it's clearly uncomfortable about the way it's ally has been behaving nursery and more timely of a rural leer. i knew him well, he knows me. no, we ever misunderstand. red

let's speak now to algiers. diplomatic editor james bays, who is there? james, the 1st working session is set to be on the subject of food security. what more can you tell us? yeah, well the, the meeting is just about to get underway a little bit later than originally planned. in fact, we can see pictures of precedent by now entering the plenary hole along with the president of indonesia, the host of this g 20. you'll see live pictures for a moment and then they'll cut off the feed. and we won't see what's actually said in this 1st plenary session. but it is focusing as you say on food security. and clearly ukraine is a major problem of food prices this year, been affected by the war in ukraine. one of the things that buying the scenes is going on in terms of intense diplomacy, speaking to the various countries involved in the black sea grain initiative that seen as one of the very few diplomatic plus points since the invasion by russia of ukraine in february. that's the deal to get, get the grain that was trapped in ukraine out through the black sea to tu

this is james bays in bali for inside story. ah, let's ringing in our guests in barley, denise rich, director of the g 20 research group in london. she is also a global governance expert and also advised several countries, anti corruption policies in washington. daniel speck heard president and ceo of cor, was international and a former us ambassador to bill arrows in moscow survey mark of director of the institute of political studies and former russian member of parliament. welcome to the program. dennis g, 20 summit has always been a forum about financial stability and other pressing global issues. this time it's really quite different in different aspects. but typically, the fact that russia is that, and russia is invasion of the ukraine is dividing many countries within the d 20 yes. so the g 20 is the frame year global forum to discuss issues of economic concerns, economic stability. it was kind of or an out of an economic crisis. the 1st $225.00 finance ministers and central bank meetings. 1999 or 2008 was the 1st time th

well, speaking to the musket james bay view and high commissioner for refugees says the conflict in ethiopia has caused enormous suffering for millions of people. he does also prevented humanitarian agencies from having sufficient access to people the need. it's interesting that there was a phase, you may remember after the initial escalation, where her acts as improved. and this is because parties to the conflict gave more space to humanitarian agencies and there was a rather extended, a truce if you wish. am. so what i, what we read is the african union mediator saying this is the beginning of peace. so we have to hope that this is really a milestone towards a better trajectory, a better direction. because otherwise, we will continue to see an escalation in human lives lost or at risk of, of, of severe suffering. still a hair analysis era. russia changes course on export deal and will allow grain shipments to leave ukraine. supporters of the outgoing brazilian present a street to reject his election loss to lead to fill them? ah, anticipation is rising. and so with my cattle a ways as in g

not meeting like speech diplomatic added to james bay's, who is un headquarters in new york. now, what was the purpose of this informal security council meeting? james? this is something called an area format meeting. that's when you can't get the security council to agree to have a meeting on a subject. then certain security council members decide to have the meeting anyway, but not as a formal security council meeting. i think russia would have objected to this being a formal meeting and certainly the reigning ambassador before the meeting took place, told reporters that this was none of the u. n's. businesses was an entirely internal matter at what happened at the meeting, which has just concluded, is the u. s. a proposed to new things? one is the u. s. is now planning to work to get iran expelled from the commission for the status of women. that's the main un body with regard to women's rights. iran currently has a seat on that body and the u. s. is going to try and get them expelled from the body. the other thing that the u. s. is proposing is that there should be an inqu

james bay's al jazeera, at the united nations. a team from the you nuclear watchdog is in ukraine to investigate russia's allegations. keith is working to create a so called death. he poem. no, i a says it's inspecting 2 sites after requests from the ukranian government. if they mean to detect any possible undeclared nuclear activities, the criminal says key could use a does he bon containing nuclear material on its own territory as a false flag operation. in while russian missile strikes have destroyed half an apartment building in the ukrainian port, city of mich alive, an elderly woman is believed have been killed in the attack. strong coming day after russia targeted key infrastructure sites across ukraine. of course power outages in a number of cities and water outages in the capital has been no breakthrough in talks between armenian as the by john officials have been meeting in the russian city of sashi to resolve a territorial dispute. it comes a month after the worst violence between the countries since 2020, so long hold

james bay's al jazeera at the united nations. us president joe biden has told oil and gas companies to lower energy and petrol prices for americans all face a higher tax rate on their record profits. i didn't, has been threatening a winful tax against will john in the lead up to mid term elections? as many firms have been profiteering from the war in crane? algeria is hosting the 1st arab league summit since for the 19 pandemic. the meeting has been overshadowed by political divisions among member countries. hold a report from l. g s. it's a region plague by political conflict and economic crises. the international monetary fund says 141000000 people in arab countries are hungry. and at nearly 30 percent, they have the world's highest levels of youth unemployment. the region also faces the humanitarian crisis. internal conflicts have created the largest number of refugees and displaced people in the world. while suffering acutely from climate change, temperatures have soared and water is scarce. against this backdrop arab leaders will be meeting in the algerian capital further and will

james bay's al jazeera at the united nations. let's come on the impact of russia decision. now, russell sardar isn't assemble. here is the killer district office stumble where blacks him. it's a both for us right behind me. there are tons of west anchored here, waiting to be inspected by the joint coordination center. and it's stumble, and this is just a small portion of the west of and could around a stumble in total $97.00 loaded west of and 15, inbound west have registered to be inspected by the coordination center. and according to the information that this coordination center has just provided, 809 more of them have a life to be reduced at for the, for the inspection on monday, turkish and the united nations, more than 400 ships have passed it through their boss for us kevin 9300000 tons of the ukrainian grain to the international market. there's a number seems quite big, but just before the war, the number of ships to carry and ukrainian grain passing, the bush for us were double off off of this, this number. so the black sea is quite a critical region, it accounts ro

james bay's ouch is era at the united nations. a team from the u, a nuclear world. so given ukraine to investigate russia's allegations, that cave is working to create a so called death form. the a says it's inspecting 2 sites after request from the ukranian government. it's, i mean, to detect any possible undeclared nuclear activities. the criminal says key could use it as a bond containing nuclear material on its own territory as a false flag operation. there's been no breakthrough and talk between armenian as a by john officials have been meeting in the russian city of thought she to resolve a territorial dispute becomes a month after the worst von between the countries since 2020 some hold reports. firms are g armina and as i be, john have agreed to refrain from the use of force according to a joint statement issued at the end of the trilateral summit held here in such he between russia armenia and as a beach on the final statement of the trial lateral summit has also stressed on the importance of the work of the peacekeeping unit, the russian peacekeeping unit

james bay's outages era of the united nations. a team from the u. s. nuclear watchdog, as an ukraine to investigate russia's allegations, keep as working to create a so called dirty bomb. the i. e a says it's inspecting to side staff to request from the ukrainian government, seeming to detect any possible undeclared nuclear activities. the kremlin says keel could use a dirty bomb containing nuclear material on its own territory as a false flag operation has been no breakthrough in talks between armenia and as a by john officials have been meeting in the russian city of sachi to resolve a territorial dispute it comes a month after the west violence between the countries since 2020, to learn how to reports from 30 armina. and as i be, john have agreed to refrain from the use of force according to a joint statement issued at the end of the trilateral, summoned held here in such between russia, armenia, and as that'd be john, the final statement of the letter of summit has also stressed on the importance of the work of the peacekeeping unit brush and pe

now speaking tar diplomatic added to james bay's un high commissioner for refugees says the conflict has caused enormous suffering from millions of people. he does all so prevented humanitarian agencies from having sufficient access to people the need. it's interesting that there was a phase, you may remember after the initial escalation, where acts as improved. this is because part is to, to conflict, gave more space to humanitarian agencies and there was a rather extended course if you wish m. so what i, what we read is the african union mediator saying this is the beginning of peace. so we have to hope that this is really a milestone towards a better trajectory, a better direction. because otherwise, we will continue to see an escalation. in schuman life's lost, or at risk of, of, of severe suffering. ah, canyon president william router has announced a deployment of troops to east and democratic republic of congo. soldiers will form part of a regional force aiming to crush the m. 23 rabble group operating in the east. but the rebels are just one of more than a 100 different on gro

president philosophies lensky address need is via a video link as go to our diplomatic edison, james bays who live for us in bali. so let's start with the war in ukraine and the statement from president lansky in the last hour or so. tell us a bit more about what he had to say. well 1st it's worth pointing out. the ukraine is not a member of the g 20, but indonesia, because of the war, decided to invite the ukrainian president to come here to bali. he did clean out invitation because he said he needs to stay with his people and he hasn't traveled abroad since the war started. but he did address the meeting by video link that was a closed meeting, bought the ukrainians, have now released the video of what he said to the other world, leaders in that meeting. and he made it clear that rushes aggression as he described it, had to stop. that could be no peace steal this stage that allowed russia to keep the territory that is taken in ukraine. and he said that could be no deal like the previous deals, which were known as the minutes courts or to live in a show from i'm a he, they apparently one

relations between the 2 superpowers of sod over taiwan trade and human rights are diplomatic at the james bay's reports now. and one of the main sticking points between the 2 countries. the number one strain perhaps, certainly in this part of the world for china, is taiwan. and the u. s. is views on taiwan on the u. s. as policy towards taiwan and the potential u. s. defense of taiwan, particularly aggravated that relationship between the u. s. and china after that visit from the u. s. speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan in the summer. and that was something that chinese were very, very angry about. i think the us will be saying no, our policy is not changed in any way, but of course you got the mid term elections and the results still not clear. we may have a new speaker, kevin mccarthy. and he said one of his 1st things that he's planning to do is to go to taiwan. so that is likely, i think, still to be contentious issue going forward. a suspect has been detained at this time. bull walls for an explosion killed at least 6 people on sunday. well, an 80 were wounded turkey's interior minister, the s

our democratic editor james bays is in bonnie was more on those talks. one of those who has been speaking is not someone who's actually here, and that's president vladimir sky of ukraine. he was invited. he's participating by a video link, we're told from those in the whole it's been an impassioned and detailed speech. he said, it was now time to end russia destructive war, and he called for the restoration of peace and respect for the un chunk charter and the principle of territorial integrity in ukraine. president lensky has visited the recapture of city of her son and says, if the liberation marked the beginning of the end of the war, he said, ukraine is ready to piece with russia. moscow withdrew it forth from the city on friday. israel says the united states decision to launch an investigation and the killing of ounces era journalist sharina. aka is a great mistake adding, but it will not corporate serene was shot dead by israeli forces in may while covering a rate on jeanine and occupied westbank. there was population is, believe, drop past 8000000

he spoke john diplomatic added to james bay's. if you think that there's 100 than 3000000 people that are of refugees are displaced around the world, this horrible figure. but then if you think that 14 of those 1000000 or 103000000 are ukrainians, you can easily see that in quantitative terms. this has been a monumental emergency requiring a huge response both in countries that have received ukrainian record use, many of them new european union and beyond an inside ukraine where were then 6000000 are displaced and where of course you have a lot of other needs. also for those that are not displeased and sometimes cannot even be displeased because they're trapped in conflict. so it say, you'd say extremely challenging, emergency. one that has required full attention, many resources, but one that has impacted because of all that. also our response in other places, and that's the warring thing, isn't it? you, none of the other crises around the world have gone away. this is taking a lot of the attention and it's taking a huge part of

james bay's ouch is era at the united nations. us president joe biden told oil and gas companies to lower energy and petrol prices for americans or face a higher tax rate on their records. profits. lighten has been ripening a windfall tax against oil giants and the lead up to mid term elections. it says many firms have been profiteering in the war in ukraine. gimme a break enough is enough. welcome, a capitalist, you've heard me say this before. i've no problem. corporations turn to fair profit, get in return on their investment and innovation. but this is my remotely. what's happening or companies? record profits a day or not? because to doing something new or innovative. their profits are a windfall of war windfall from the conflict as reverend g. ukraine, and hurting tens of millions of people around the globe. you know, at a time of war and he come to receiving a storage one pro proper like this has a responsibility to act beyond the narrow self interest of its executive shareholders roslyn. jordan's good law from washington d. c. it's 8 days before the us, mid term elections, which w

as well come to the program. large a protests have her taken place in cities across china, over bay, james, strict cobit 19 measures. the rallies are in defiance of chinese authorities. and the sheer scale of the demonstrations is rare. some protest is even called for president. she didn't ping to resign, but there's no sign the harsh restrictions of his 0 covey policy will be lifted any time soon. ah, this is an extraordinary moment in china, and it's spreading further. i'm wider in cities right across the country. hundreds and taking to the streets, angry and fed up with the government, save our current policy. oh, here in the capital, beijing, the line, the banks of it for several hours, many holding up blank pieces of paper. now a symbol for this growing unrest and an act of defiance in the face of chinese censorship. we want basic human rights. we want to freedom one, a free our country from this unfair, absurd regulation in shanghai. another outpouring of anger and something different that will concern not only china's ruling party, but also it's leda. oh my god, amongst the crowd, o

been fizzle and welcome. germany's chance that olaf schoultz has met chinese leda, shinji, ping in bay. james, great whole of the people. the 1st trying to visit by a european union leader since the corona virus pandemic overshadowing shows his visit is criticism of china's tacit support for russia's invasion of ukraine and controversy over a no make and human rights issues. salts who is traveling with several top business leaders, faces coals through reduce germany's over dependence on its biggest trading partner . allies like france and the u. s. a critical of the visit and even his own coalition partners, a warning against becoming too close to authoritarian regimes. the w's chief international editor richard walker, is covering the chancellor's one day visit to begging. he spoke to us about the significance of the trip, an extraordinarily choreographed visit from olaf sholtes to beijing to day a very controversial one too. but with the choreography is really extraordinary. it's a visit that has left us the travelling press. marooned here in a rather a dylan state guest house for a couple

bay. haley via james has to go in and happy tuesday. ng up today on live in the bay. >> home for the holidays. well, we have you covered with expert tips from lux realty on how you can take advantage of the market. whether you're buying or selling, then nothing says the holidays like some really good music. we have the details on when the san francisco philharmonic we'll take the stage with journey at chase winter wonderland. and maybe sounds like a good date night. but what are the news transfer dating during the holidays? well, we have the expert matchmaker kelly, new mayor in studio. breaking them all down. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code there on your screen today. we want to know what is your favorite holiday date night in the bay area? let us know again. just by scanning that qr code on the screen and the answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm. hey, james, i don't know. you i still go on date nights. we still go on date night. yeah.

bay today. olivia de james, thank you so much. i'm happy to be back in. coming up today on live in the bay. >> doctor phil joins us with a look at his upcoming three-part episode as they dive into the new jeffrey dahmer series on netflix. >> then you may have the turkey and all the fixings covered and we have your cocktails and dessert. ready? the easy and fast recipes to service your holiday gathering. plus, we're kicking off a live in the bays gift guide with gifts for her. the items that you need to be putting a new your tree for your favorite lady. and as always, we want to know what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code. and with our gift guide, we want to know what is your favorite gift you've ever received? let us know the answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. know, james, i know you have an answer for this one. >> you might the for my favorite gift ever. my wife's hand in >> just making us all know here and, you i'm no dummy. are you watching karen? all right, baby. w

bay bridge. but darya james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much.your local election headquarters and we've got what you need this morning, which is all of the election results and analysis from our political expert michael joining us on set this morning. michael, thank you so much for being with us. was i just hear? did you camp into the night last night? thank you again for absolutely. all right. let's talk about the governor getting reelected be no surprise. we're going i mean, you you is basically a large amount of money being raised that he could use everywhere else. but california, he was basic campaigning in florida, campaigning in texas. >> i'm putting the word out nationwide on proper proper proposition one, right. and also, you know, quite frankly, doing things that. very interesting putting prep on the ballot. also coming against prop 30 and making that may take taking that measured 30 process. just 30 was the claim. the measure that would have put a tax on the highest income earners in california to fund clean energy wildfire protection,

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bay. hey, love you. hey, james. good morning. iday, everybody coming up today on live in the bay. >> we're taking a look back at the week. kale. it is fresca stopped by the studio to talk about tuning into the holidays over the airwaves and benjamin boxing showed me some moves a real 1, 2, punch to send us into the weekend. and megan bull caught us up on how being named a remarkable woman has impacted her life and foundation. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. just scan that qr code right there on the screen. if you could see one musical act. pastor president, who will be let us know on the answer could be read live today on the show right here on kron. 4 news at 01:00pm. james. >> a man, you know, i never got to see him live, but i would love to seen prince. all prince end of may is right. love to see michael jackson's to god that to back in the day thank you. live only days, we can have an amazing musical act. check out this out. a 95 year-old great grandmother just won best new ar

bay? -no doubt. james woods is playing him now. woods is portraying -joe biden as president. -you bet. is james woods that hard up for work? james woods is putting on a mask and a voice modulator, and that's who joe biden is. [jordan] those are some shocking updates to james woods' imdb page. but these patriots were here to support candidates like kari lake, who is running for governor on the platform of election denial and personally vacuuming trump's rug. and also, secretary of state candidate mark finchem, an oath keeper who said he wouldn't have certified biden's win in the 2020 election. how important is it to win the secretary of state position? -everything. -why? what they say is not who votes. it's how many people are counting the votes. we need to get the right people counting the votes, 'cause that's why donald trump got screwed out of the last deal. then the democrats can't even win if you get the right people counting the vote. -right. -and is that the goal? yes. if you control the people who count the vote, then you co

bay. good morning, olivia. >> good morning, james. ay, everybody coming up today on live in the bay. we have the top skin care products that you need to take you through the changing seasons. >> and want to spice up your gifts this holiday season. we have the perfect ingredient to make your recipes sizzle. plus, we're taking a step back in time with the dickens fair. sherlock holmes is stopping by with all the details. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan the qr code today. we want to know which thanksgiving side dish to use just wish would go away. let us know. and the answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. now, james, i know we all love thanksgiving, but there's got to be a side dish that you just can't good. quite a good way to put it normally. think of what your favorite, ok? what's the one with? >> i could put you know what i could probably do without cream corn, to help me too. and i'm with you on spanish yeah. they can have t

bay. good morning. >> hey, good morning, james. how are you? coming up today on live in the bay.t instagrammable brunch spots in the city. how you can have your next afternoon tea at sun and garden. then best reviews is stopping by with the must have toys for this holiday season. the ways you can say for the holidays. plus, thank you for being a friend. heck lena is stopping by with a look at the upcoming holiday show. the golden girls lived and as always want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code there on your screen. and speaking of the golden girls, we want to know what is your favorite sitcoms of all time. let us know. and your answer could be read today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james, i like the question. we're all buzz and hear about all. we've got to get tickets to that of. i love the golden girls. >> sophie was my favorite northeast mother. but as for my favorite sitcoms, currently probably 3 way tie. i love fraser. i love brooklyn, 9, 9, and i love. >> the office. the office. okay. the office rig

standing by live in sunnyvale with more on how many of those we expect to happen here in the bay area will. >> well, james, at the office right behind me, it will be 263 10,000. that is just a sliver of their workforc%. but of course, everyone has lives and kids. so it will make a huge impact to that particular family. amazon is scaling down. don't worry about your packages. i know a lot of people worried about that at this particular office. they say it's going to be corporate engineers, hr software department. they have about one and a half million people in their workforce worldwide. but even jeff bezos yesterday in an interview said that he expects a downturn, which is why he's even telling people james and area you might want to start saving. don't get the big purchases for the holidays. so it's almost against his self interest to say that. but you get what's going on. layoffs are happening and we're seeing this not just an amazon, but at many huge companies in the bay area. so take a look at your screen. facebook is also a tech giant. they've already announced that they will lay off about 11,000 wor

bay. good morning. >> good morning. hi, james. ng up today on live in the bay. >> local mexican american artist and muralist monica navarro, merle quinn joins us with a look at her art work inspired by her culture and spirituality. >> then the family, fun activity. you can check out this weekend. we're getting a sneak peek into the immersive exhibit luminosity, science of light. plus, you want to get up and join in one week at a live performance ahead of the twenty-fourth annual san francisco international. hip-hop dance fest. and as we head and as always want to hear to have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code in honor of national fried chicken sandwich day. we want to know where in the bay area is the best place to get fried chicken. let us know an answer could be read today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. >> all right. thanks a lot. that's it today. we'll see you back here tomorrow. if i. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva

bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm daria and i'm james fletcher. we do want to begin with that breaking news. it comes to us from the traffic front where there's an issue on 6 ad in the east bay us on a holiday. let's see what it's doing to traffic right now. exact leanna holiday slowing us down. this is actually northbound 6.80, south now avenue. >> we have an overturned tractor trailer and that definitely spilled out things along the highway here. the northbound side completely shut down and they're diverting traffic off to signal. now, chp just got off the phone with them. they let me know. the southbound side is open. but look at that. definitely ran across the map as well. so i'm saying avoid that altogether. if for whatever reason you got to go around this, maybe take 84 or maybe you can hop on 5.80, to maneuver and get around things there. thankfully, like they mentioned a holiday today. we do have light traffic across most of our bridges and other highways. so if you're traveling into the city, look at that. meter lights are off for you. 9 m