jenna, i want to read you a tweet from the president who said this. president biden just last week tweeted: i have never been more optimistic about this country than i am now. we are passing the bipartisan deal and the build back to build theory economy to beat the competition and deliver for working families. so, i think there are a lot of people who are paying a lot more money, jenna, that don't want to hear the nonsense. their bills are going up with less to show for it why isn't the administration more honest about the dire situation we're all. in >> it has certainly been a challenge for most americans. i appreciate you raising the subject around import. as david mentioned there are a number of conversations around the -- aside from the 101 dogs my children won't get i'm most interested in supporting tparlers and we can support food for the most vulnerable. >> start a go fund me. i think that would be a good call. >> i think, i think that will hit an emotional note with people out there. yes the real real that is what is going to happen. >> emily,

remember, no one had made a film on jenna before this. remember that jenna is so i don't want you to a secret, but he's so respected by so many in bucks on the very ideal watching him on, on, on, on the screen. and by someone like christopher lee with directly and so on, was almost best for me. and what's the resistance to christopher lee? who as you rightly say, proclaimed as one of his great roles of not his greatest role. it was that different from what see was the resistance been kinsley a playing gandhi and, and the tenants the film and what was something particular people wanted a pakistani actor to, to play the founder of the state. i wanted a very well established actor who can pull off the rule not simply hire someone who was pakistani or who was someone who belong to some tribal group, our family group. and we could push them as things often done in bucks. and we considered many, many actors i was in, corresponded with jeremy irons for example, like by him as an actor. but in the interest to really not only look the plot, but he

me be a, put him in as jenna and we found that he was based on tuition and bucks, but some members of the public who had a reason to oppose oppose the film project. not for sensible reasons, but again, personal reasons. but you know, i think christopher lee that god bless him throughout his life and to, to the end of his life in every interview, would say that my greatest role was that of jenna in the film janai. he did a tremendous tribute and he was terrific while we were filming, it was opposition. they were protests and he would come with me and talk to people and he would come people down and say, look, i'm here to pitch a beauty of great fonda. mr. jones, one of the big fan of history to it really wasn't amazing experience. it was almost like a battle be conducted. remember, no one had made a film on gina before this. remember that gina is so i don't want to do a secret, but he's sort of restricted by so many in bucks on the very ideal watching him on, on, on, on the screen and by someone like christopher lee, what they did directly. lance on was almost best for me. and what's a

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jenna: how could this have happened and where does the investigation go from here?ews analyst gregg jarrett joins me to break it down. you and i both know hopefully there was a camera where they were filming what happened here. but let's start with the fact there are two tracks here. a civil liability issue, and criminal liability responsibility. and let's talk about the fact that alex baldwin, the person who shot the gun, he's the executive producer of the company. it goes back to him from ruch rush"rust" production goes backo the company he apparently owns. >> there will certainly be a civil lawsuit alleging wrongful death arising out of negligence. that's an incredibly strong case. but you just don't have this kind of a tragedy happening absent some measure of negligence. the real issue is what about criminal culpability. if it's true that alex baldwin had no idea there was a live round bullet in the gun, then he would not be charged with murder. but there are other potential lesser charges. for example, in new mexico where this occurred. involuntary manslaughter

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christina jana katsuyama reporting live in hayward tonight, jenna, thanks. today the fda is vaccine advisory committee recommended johnson and johnson boosters for people at least two months after their initial shot. jonathan johnson presented data to the panel finding that people's antibody response. stayed lower but steadier after the booster research shows the pharmaceutical companies vaccine is not as effective as pfizer and moderna. but scientists urged second dose of the vaccine. johnson johnson shot will boost immunity. there is a public health imperative here because what we're seeing is that this is a group with overall lower efficacy than we have seen with the mrna vaccine. also today, the panel heard presentations on the issue of mixing and matching booster doses, allowing someone who originally got the johnson and johnson vaccine to go to pfizer or moderna booster instead. experts though, did not make a final decision on whether to authorize that practice. some people think it will be difficult for defense attorneys to explain away what we heard

. >>> straight ahead, jenna has a great conversation, the first interview with the first female conductor of the country's most prestigious orchestra. >> her lifelong journey to a remarkable dream, after your local news country's most prestigious orchestra. >> her lifelong journey to a remarkable dream, after your local news. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. (judge) it's delightful. (contestant 1) seriously? but it's a total train-wreck. (judge) it's obvious that you've put a lot of work into it. (buzz) she's probably happy because she found out honey nut cheerios can help lower cholesterol. (judge) does anyone want to go on a bike ride? your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed inst

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jenna. they were andre. just a few hours ago. santa cruz county issued evacuate evacuation warnings for 21 zones b and mud slides. earlier today, a tree toppled down on top of a truck, killing one person and cal fire and other agencies are very worried that this upcoming storm. could bring down more trees and other debris. the large tree crushed the silver pickup truck in felton, killing the driver. inside first responders got to the scene about 1 20 friday afternoon and found the truck off the side of the scientific road near redwood road. cruz tried to determine the cause and whether recent rain might have loosened the tree's roots. that is a big concern for communities in the santa cruz mountains. with sunday's approaching storm, it's going to be a bit scary due to the fires we had last year, we still are going to be experiencing some mudflows and slides and you know everyone's got to be prepared for that. many people in boulder creek were preparing friday, getting groceries, gas and other essentials ahead of the storm. defini

. >> and today, "today" show anchor, jenna hager bush teaming up with her mom. >> good morning. we are dedicating an entire hour to the girls and women of afghanistan and the uncertain future they face since the taliban took over once again. we will talk about worries for loved ones still there and their hopes and dreams now that they are in america. we are all so inspired by the young girls and women we met as we work to put this event together. i hope the viewers watching at home will be, too. our very special international day of the girl hour is coming up in just a little bit on the "today" show. marcus and laura, back to you. >> thank you, jenna. >>> we are here on "today in the bay" is joining in on the world celebration, and we're asking you to share pictures of young girls you are pushing to have endless possibilities in the world. we may share them coming up on our midday newscast at 11:00. >>> we're under this microclimate weather alert due to the high fire danger we are seeing, and the winds are going to stay gusty today. we are watching the east bay and north bay mou

. >> jenna bush hager is teaming up with her mom on "today." here's a preview. >> good morning, marcus and laura. this morning for the international day of the girl, we are dedicating an entire hour to the girls and women of afghanistan, and the uncertain future they face since the taliban took over once again. we will talk to young women that recently fled the country, and we will talk about their hopes and dreams now that they are in america. we are inspired by the young girls and women we met as we worked to put this together. our special international day of the girl hour just ahead on the "today" show. back to you. >> thanks, jenna. >>> we are here on "today in the bay," joining in on the celebration. we are asking for photos of your girls that have endless possibilities. post them on our facebook pages. laura and kris has posted, just beautiful young girls that have endless possibilities. >> yeah, you hope so much for their future, they are empowered and find their voices and are respected. they are our future. >> it's marcus's birthday t

does depend on sponsors, jenna. all right. thank you so much. amber well, the giants have a chance to clinch the national league west division title tonight. they just beat the san diego padres three to nothing, but they still need the los angeles dodgers to lose in order to clinch right now, the dodgers are playing the milwaukee brewers. the dodgers are leading in the top of the eighth inning. earlier today, we caught up with giants fans who say they were optimistic the giants could do it. we are going to win. we better win. and the dodgers. i don't think that the more brews are gonna kick there. but you got to beat the padres. so we can go to the world series and have another championship under our belt. a window that would be nice. well if the dodgers win tonight, the giants will clinch tomorrow if they win another game against the padres. jason appelbaum will have all the highlights from tonight's game and an update on the dodgers game a little later on in gmc sports weekend. and then this just a matter of days, the san francisco bay will be

jenna boyke is a pediatric and infectious disease doctor at stanford. thanks for being with us tonight. let's talk about that trial, the number of children involved, the efficacy and what kind of side effects did you see? >> yeah, so in the ages 5 to 11, there were about 2100 children who participated. we had about 200 at our site. really brave families. over 3,000 volunteered so we weren't able to accommodate everyone, but we saw really what we expected to see, some pain at the injection site, some redness, sometimes people had fevers afterwards the next day. that was rare. just what we would have expected to see. >> so the dose that we're seeing with the children is a third of the dose of what adults are getting, and yet that's still having enough of an immune response in the children? >> yes, that's right. so the study that was done had a very significant efficacy portion so they looked carefully at the immune systems of the children that received the doses and also were able to see clinically that covid -- severe covid infections, just symptomatic c

my name is jenna griswold, colorado's secretary of state. you know, i was first elected in 2018 and actually i first ran for anything in 2017. you know, i have a little bit of different background. i grew up very working class in rural colorado. so you know, when i was growing up, my mom would work two jobs and it was still really hard. we were in and out of food banks, on and off of food stamps. i started working actually the summer after seventh grade. and it was eye-opening because i discovered there were so many families like mine just struggling to get by. that's why i am the first of my family to go to a four-year college, then law school. that's why i fight so hard as secretary of state to make sure we're keeping the power of who gets to decide who runs this country in the hands of everyday people. so i was elected in 2018 as the first democrat to serve as colorado secretary of state in 60 years. i'm the youngest secretary of state in the nation, and now the chair of the democratic association of secretaries of state. so, again, thank

coming up, jenna bush haiker will sit down with jerry seinfeld to talk about his new project and celebratingnews contues right heinre >>> unmasked a facebook whistleblower reveals her true identity, accusing the social media giant of a betrayal of democracy >>> california catastrophe a massive oil spill covering 13 q square miles as officials scrambling >> it's been my home for 20 years. i have the best them ris, my kids are born here it's a great town, a great city, a great area i love it up here. i have so many people th

of course, kourtney said yes there hasn't been a kardashian wedding in a while jenna has never gotten >> i feel like it's a perfect hollywood pairing. >>> a vermont high school showed its support for the lbgtq plus community by throwing a drag ball at a football homecoming game it happened friday at burlington high school. so after the cheer leaders performed, around two dozen students and teachers took to the field and worked the runway and the crowd wearing dresses, wigs, heels and more that was put on by a burlington high school's gender sexuality alliance club. i think they're on to something here >> definitely entertaining >>> still ahead, the containership crisis stifling the supply chain >>> the hottest awards othf e year prince william shines a spotlight on climate change efforts. more immune support. with the only vitamin c that lasts 24 hours. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solutions backed by rigorous science than we ever have before. nature's bounty gives y

jenna, you have been talking about amor towles for years.ome in nebraska after serving 15 months in a juvenile escaped in the trunk of the wa prison he is shocked because two of his but you bunkmates have escaped in the trunk of the warden's car this is the story of an epic journey as they recruit emmitt's youngest brother, billy, who may be one of my favorite characters in fiction and they set out in the adventure of a lifetime in 1950s america. >> these are iconic characters >> i'm an english nerd and i know there's a librarian right over here. these are the type of books that we will be studying. it spans just ten days but towles captures the inner reality of eight different characters who you will never forget it is beautiful. it is moving it is about family and friendship, where we find home i just love it, y'all. i just love it >> you're sold >> if it's that good, why isn't it a movie >> well, it could be it could be. watch if you like epic stories -- >> watch a movie movies are great >> aren't books better than movies >> the movies ca

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ktvu jana katsuyama was there and joins us live with more jenna. well, andre. many of these business owners said that they are warning people not to leave valuables inside the car. but even if it's empty, one woman said that thieves broke into her cart three times. just looking for things. so tonight, a lot of the community members said that they really want the city to try and take some action to stop these crimes. business owners in downtown oakland, say broken car windows and broken glass lining the streets have become such a problem. some thieves are breaking into vehicles in broad daylight. even with witnesses around to see i've got my car broken into three times. lulu safi, the owner of maya holiday, zakariyah, says three break ins in just the past year. has cost her hundreds of dollars each time my car was parked right here on 14th and one of my customers like, hey, your cars but to get like it's getting broken into, and by the time i went outside, they had already driven off. around the corner. this oakland resident says he had his windows smashed three

jenna. andre although the state moratorium ends at midnight. that does not mean that renters are going to be kicked out tomorrow. some counties and cities have local moratoriums and state law says that landlords cannot evict unless they've applied for california's rent relief program. with california's eviction moratorium expiring, many renters are worried about having a home. it definitely puts me in a stressful situation as a sink as a mother of three children. to whom are in college, kimberly cheadle says during the pandemic, her family lost income. my daughter for one, she's the oldest, um, and she lost her job during the pandemic. and then she fell sick here in the bay area over 100,000 households are at risk of being evicted kevin's wickets. ceo of the united way bay area statewide, nearly one in three renter households are at risk of eviction. so that's nearly five million californians. zwick says there 211 housing hotline has had a huge spike in calls, he says renters and landlords should know that there are ways to get money for rental

the crisis. aside from the vaccine rollout, i re personally of any faith in the car and government jenna police will, in the countries border with poland is at risk of collapse then rising flows of migrants crossing into the you from better bruce brussels isn't moving to tackle the influx low, still relying on sanctions and refusing to even talk to minutes. a major police hunts on the way in southeast and from softer a man is beheaded. officers have identified a suspect on board that he may be armed and dangerous. facebook has to fork out millions of dollars in a discrimination case off to giving preference to hiring foreigners over america. ah, well, it's good to have you with us live from moscow. this is archie internationals, world news, attend with me calling bright 1st and for you to stop shortages, soaring covey cases and pressure on the national health service. the chess of all led to another crisis in england. it's been reported that in parts of the country, patients away problems waited for almost 48 hours in the emergency room. according to local media, the n h s foundation tru

but i have to say that journalists afghan jenna's up very much concert. they say that you are imposing restrictions on them and that they are telling them we have to follow the agenda of the taliban. you've been very critical of the former government, but at least that in, during the last 20 years there was a constitution which was adopted in 2004. there was a parliament and there were political parties trying to vie for a bigger say. it was the biggest concern is that when, if you to more of this i to talk to the europeans, they will tell you we need to see political parties contesting lashes. we would like to see women given biggest, say the government and you're not given the world an indication that you are willing to implement those political reforms. coming to your 1st point about restrictions on our local media. that to the fears are irrational. they are unfounded. no one has ordered or instructed any journalist to take a certain stances to follow certain policy. i'll freedom of expression that they have the freedom offer, expressing their voices t

jenna: -- dr. baden we heard coming into this segment described brian laundrie cut her face.aid her cheek burned. anyone who has been slapped knows your cheek will burn. apparently things got more vie length and escalated as time went on. >> if she dies presumably 10 or 12 days later. one might not see anything at that point. but it's not helpful to ask the victim if she is a victim. this is one of the per pet fuel problems with domestic violence. the victim, especially a woman, will deny to the police what everybody saw and reported. i think for that reason -- judge jeanine: there is no question about that. i'm going to talk about that in a minute. why is the autopsy report not public yet. is the toxicology in? >> everything is done. the only thing is the fbi is in charge. the fbi doesn't do many homicides. 1% of homicides are done federally. i think the perpetrator knows what happened. sometimes you don't release information and you don't want to alert the perpetrator. but the only people who don't know are the crowd sources who helped so much. judge jeanine: i wrote an art

k. jenna hall has moved from london code with 1900, making a pretty significant come back here in england. particularly infection numbers have been rising throughout october, hitting in fact 52000 on thursday and they're ologist along with the health secretary have been warning that they could hit a 100000 during the course of this winter. death numbers are already where they were in march, but remember, then the country was locked down. now, 7 months later old meaningful mitigations have been lifted. for some time people largely going about their lives as if it was all over. well, it's not, of course the protection conferred by the double vaccine jobs is waning, particularly in old age groups. the booster program isn't going all that well. and the 2 main unions representing doctors and medical staff of insisted that the go when so called plan b be instituted instantly bringing in a new range of mitigations. well, that's not going to happen. prime minister barak johnson said that while numbers were going up, they were going up within the parameters of expectations as set out by the govern

thank you, margaret and fear kennedy says in the listen to christopher lee been carson a film jenna. he was indeed a great cast. william nichol says another sensible program. thank you, professor and all at the alec salmon. sure. i do believe that the children will meet the future better worldwide, probably better if they are in charge. no. can to any worse than the so called leaders are doing at the moment. steph, if it's not over yet, why so it's from william and our professor at both initiatives on the understanding between east and west. littler says i knew nothing of this. thank you so much. excellent arthur melendez, this is seriously fascinating stuff. and finally, and so am, it says thank you for an informative interview with professor amex. and i over to alex, i'm dr. hugh hunt fessler. he welcome to the alex silence show. i'm glad to be here . what on the eve of cop 26? we examine. do we have the capacity scientifically or politically to arrest global warming? well, we're not going to arrest global warming just like that. it's going to take a lot of work. it's going to take

well next up in sports with jenna tempers flare and the n b a game between the utah jazz and the denver nuggets will find out who came out on top ah with mm pool in the next representative plan. its actual ahead of the upcoming un climate conference will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air. get a new perspective with the changing face of the coal mining industry component. we report on illegal logging in romania and explore how catastrophic wall flies in greece since created new problems that all feed into the destructive cycle of extreme weather joined us for planets as the west. on al jazeera lou ah, welcome back. it's now time for sport and he's gemma. thank you, natalia. the confusion continues over whether unvaccinated tennis players will be allowed to compete australia open with conflicting information from different political leaders. last week, local and federal government indicated that players would not be allowed into the country if they were not double job against coven 19. but now the australian prime minister scott morrison has contradicted bass and a televis

thank you. jenna can get next. a sports bulletin is in the next news out. $1500.00 g and t. but we're back with more news for you right off the right karen al jazeera in a moment. ah, lanissa is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop 26 climate summit. al jazeera showcase is program dedicated to one veiling the realities of the climate emergency witnesses green films documenting the human experience on the front line planet. as the wes reports from greenland on how the rapid rate of melting ice is having a profound effect on the population, people empower us why politicians have been so in affected in fighting climate change. folk lines investigates horizon temperatures of fueling a water war in the us algae. they were world shows how a community in senegal is dependent on the preservation of their natural resources . the stream takes the fight for climate justice to our digital community and upfront it's hard demanding environmental accountability. the climate emergency a season of special coverage on al jazeera, detroit has never been dis risky, but nothing

ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from san francisco and jenna. businesses are ready to welcome fans for game five. they certainly are julie for the past two away games, they were rolling out happy hours and specials on drinks. they're planning to do more this week when they come back home for those who don't have tickets, and they said a lot of them that this post season has been a big gift, bringing fans back in, along with some much needed extra dollars. 2021 playoffs during the pandemic means baseball catcher's aren't the only ones wearing masks in san francisco. people were back at sports bars and pubs with covid vaccine and mask precautions. watching the big screens with pictures and pints of beer. the return of fans hits home for businesses battered by the pandemics, dry spell given where we've been, and how far we've had to come. and you know the hoops. we've had to jump through the mountains. we've had to climb every analogy you can think of. it's very sweet to have the giants here in october. that's for sure. at keys are pub. the two awa

more than a 1000 homes have been destroyed. jenna hall has more from the island. every day here, the volcano face things change, whether it's the size of the plume, the substance, the color of that volcanic ash or the booming explosions emanating from the coal, the subsiding escalating, subsiding us. but it's very noisy today. how about that? you have a closer look at it up, but i can tell you that every day we're here. we learn something new about volcanic eruptions. the latest being that on monday night of all kind of started emitting what are ominously known as love a bomb visa, great pudgy, bolts of volcanic acts being shot high up into the air that about the size of us are the wealth stuff. rubbish bag and landing up to a kilometer away in all directions with enormous destructive capacity. that's why they call it the dangers own, of course. and i'm standing at the moment, adding a police roadblock. keeping people out of the danger zone residence allowed in occasionally to visit their homes to check on pets, to collect valuables and so on. but generally people

it seems, is leader, she ging being may not be going to the you and kind of conference in glasgow. jenna hall has more on that from london. he says, any kind of deal won't work without chinese involvement. china is actually the pivotal to the world's effort to tackle climate change. in particular, the effort to keep level warming to within one and off degrees of pre industrial levels. and what china does, absolutely, matt, as it is by a country mile, the biggest carbon emitter 27 percent of global emissions come out of china. now as to how significant this news that president, she may not be coming. this is about. this is quoting anonymous sources. festival china hasn't confirmed it, tellingly though nor have they denied it, but it's worth pointing out the president, she hasn't traveled to a number of big international meetings recently. he wasn't at the general assembly in new york last month. he's not planning to attend the g 20 in rome in a couple of weeks time, just ahead of glasgow. and private campaign is, will tell you that because of that, they weren't really expecting him to tur

told monica jenna give, has moved the last day of hearings and the most painful of all outside brazil's congress, hundreds of white handkerchiefs, a symbol of tears shed for the victims of the pandemic. they were hung in rio de janeiro icon. it caught back up on a beach when brazil reached the tragic milestone of 600000 deaths by povey. 19 the world's 2nd largest. the handkerchiefs were then carried in a box to the capital, brazilian by taxi driver master lunacy mail to whose son died more than a year ago. he spoke on behalf of thousands of resilience, who lost their loved ones and blamed the government for their suffering, specially president j april. so model who denied the severity of the pandemic, scoffed at social distancing measures and delayed the vaccination campaign. it was tomorrow's museum bridge. yahoo to school. i think we deserve an apology from the highest authority in the country. them out. this is not about politics. it's not about belonging to one party or another. we're talking about people's lives in for leach. got super job scheduled muslim fall under view bush rish

thank you, jenna. all across the bay area communities and public agencies are bracing and preparing for the big rainfall this weekend. residents are now preparing by cleaning drains of debris and leaves. city workers have done similar work. but long before the first drops fell. san jose transportation department officials say crews cleared 91% of the 35,000 storm drains over the summer. now sand bags are in place and water pumps are online in case the rain turns waterways into rivers. authorities in morocco are trying to figure out why a tree trimmer fell and died today. it happened shortly after 11 this morning at home and camino ricardo not far from the moroccan country club baraka orinda, firefighters responded and pronounce the tree trimmer dead. the worker's name has not been released. authorities are investigating the cause of the fall down. another record earnings report from tesla. the profits the company brought in despite a number of challenges. a teacher and artist in oakland, devastated aft

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well, jenna, can we have a political settlement with dana, you said that the army had thinking reinforcements and what role are they taking? he said it has to be quite diplomatic in terms of, of how they handle this. no doubt the army is walking on a very, very thin line. here it has to be careful not to be seen as taking sides of one party against the other. because the makeup of the army is the same, to carry and make up the population of this country. and the army has split along to carry and lines back in the days of the civil war. and really, it's the only whole country. it's the only institution that has the respect. mostly, mostly everybody, really in the country were just getting some updates. medical sources are saying that up to 6 people could have been killed. again, we're waiting for official confirmation, but medical sources are saying up to 6 people killed. that's. that's quite, that's quite a high number. this is this confrontation is really not, not similar to the about a violence that we're, we've seen in the past. clearly more intense. clearly, much more dangerous escalation

a spring in on. corresponding jenna how, who's on the island? we getting more details now about the reach of the lava extending. what more can you tell us about that? at well, unpredictable and constantly evolving is what vulcan ologist had been saying about this eruption since it began 2 weeks ago on september the 19th. and so it has proved, particularly in the last few days, i step out the way so you can have a better look at what's going on as i try and explain to you a little bit about the changes currently happening up there. a new vent opened on thursday night. it is now in full flow. it's around 400 meters to the north west of the original mouth of that volcano. it's emitting a more liquid and fast moving larva flow, which is heading off in a brand new direction. a northerly direction, it's expected that the topography of the mountain side will lead it round in a loop so that it, it joins the original flow down to the sea. but not before, as i say, completing a rather large loop and potentially finding in its path. yet more infrastructure

meantime a huge huge cleanup effort underway, jenna thank you. an organization from davis is leading the effort to try to rescue wildlife that have been affected by this spill. the oiled wildlife care network based out of the u. c. davis school of veterinary medicine. send a team of 15 people to orange county. they arrived yesterday and since then they've been looking for birds and mammals debilitated because of the oil. they say birds with oil covered feathers, get cold and then lose their ability to fly. with four live birds collected to date. it's much better than we had feared. but typically spills of this nature. we're here for several weeks to months. dr ziccardi says it takes a while for birds to move to the shore, and they'll have a better idea of just how many animals have been affected in the next couple of days and a reminder that you can get around the clock updates on the massive oil spill. just visit our website ktvu dot com or download the ktvu news after. fire broke out in west marin today, but was stopped before anyone needed to

well, thank you, margaret and kennedy said, and listen to christopher lee been costs in the film. jenna. he was indeed a great cast. william nichol says, another sensible program. thank you professor and all the alex salmon show. i do believe that the children will meet the future better worldwide, probably better if they were to charge no. can to any worse than the feel call leaders doing at the moment. stay safe, it's not over yet. why is the words from william and the professor acworth initiatives on the understanding between east and west layer. it says, i knew nothing. office. thank you so much. excellent. awesome. melanie says this is seriously fascinating stuff. i'm.

thanks so much, jenna. well, that's it for me for this news. alba don't go away, i'll be back in just a couple of minutes. much more of the days news do say with us here on out here. ah. in the next representative planets. as to wes ahead of the upcoming un climate conference will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air. get a new perspective with the changing face of the coal mining industry. in ponies were report on illegal logging in romania and explore how catastrophic wise in greece since created new problems that all feed into the destructive cycle of extreme weather. join us for planets as the west. on al jazeera, november announces era alter a year of turbulent weather. well lead us gather in glasgow for crystal summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning full blinds, goes beyond the headlines, investigating the untold stories across the us. millions in ca, gast, on both in parliamentary elections under a new constitution and more than a year after the lawful frigate ap

this is about competitiveness versus complacency. jenna's in these bills is what 81000000 americans voted for. more people voted than any time in american history. and so they vote for their voices deserve you heard, not deny me or worse, ignoring. well, did they vote a 1000000 people vote for a bill about 450 pages long? that's for congress aside, and there's been a lot of back and forth amongst democrats, actually regarding this bite and budget plan. hence why that idea about 81000000000 . i bet they might be split on it just like the party is now it has actually been scaled back to half of its original size, but that's still won't do the fighting continues. delivery, a bill of $1.00 trillion dollars, the tax payers. the domestic policy plan is still being pulled apart and reconfigured, as one of the biggest hold ups is finding exactly the way to pay for it. by its resolution is to have spending be fully paid for by only new taxes that will just hit the wealthy incorporations, promising not to add onto the $28.00 trillion that dollars of national debt that we're already in. but willis c

. >> and the latest "read with jenna" book, wait until you hear how a message in a bottle changed them pumpkins to costumes to candy, it's our halloween consumer confidential vicky has tips for staying safe and a plan to scare up some savings for us >> and hoda sits down with olivia newton john guys, remember look at the guy -- >> and, by the way, she said they actually made that music video up because she thought it was too riske. >> it was. >> pretty cool >> and check of the weather. al >> i'm channelling that guy. ne that move >>> let's show you what we have. starting off with "today," beautiful day in the eastern third of the country i mean sunny skies things kind of quiet really, mountain snows in the rockies, wind will be picking up out west as we move into tomorrow, much welcomed rain into the pacific northwest, some strong storms in the upper plains turning milder >>> and here's a live look right now in san jose. everything is dry for now but rain will move in later this evening. current temperatures 47 degrees, 40s throughout. bumping up into the mid-to-upper 60s by this afte