jodie journey from the beginning. jodie ta lor, journey from the beginning. jodie taylor. who _ journeygame. england's men have reached the knockout stages of the world deaf football championships, in kuala lumpur — they'll play the usa in the last 16. they breezed through their group with a 100% record, beating gabon 5—0 last night. captainjamie clarke scored a hat—trick and, with his british sign language interpreter, matt dixon, alongside him, told me about the team's progress and ambitions at the tournament. my my personal aim is goal scoring, but teamwork, discipline, hard work, and thatis teamwork, discipline, hard work, and that is more important than my goals anyway, goal scoring is a bonus for myself and the team. but anyway, goal scoring is a bonus for myself and the team.— anyway, goal scoring is a bonus for myself and the team. but now it gets a lot tougher- — myself and the team. but now it gets a lot tougher. you've _ myself and the team. but now it gets a lot tougher. you've got _ myself and the team. but now it gets a lot tougher. you've got the - a lot tougher. you've g

jodi right now. that's great news. let's take a look around the rest of the bay area. you see upper left, oakland, emeryville on the right side of the screen. the bay bridge is flowing, and san jose, either everyone's back home from their holiday or maybe coming home later tonight or tomorrow, but right now, traffic looks good throughout the bay area. >>> a teenager is under arrest, accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian with a stolen car in san jose. this happened around 3:00 sunday morning on winchester boulevard in san jose's castlemont neighborhood. he veered off the roadway, and hit the man, and slammed into a tree. the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene, the driver was hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. police haven't revealed the victim's identity. >>> san francisco is hoping star power can breathe new life into union square. a celebrity chef says he's opening two new cafes right there where all the tourists and locals like to be. our business and tech reporter, scot

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jodi, can you tell us what exactly happened here? >> reporter: well, basically this man claimed to have terminal colon cancer, a man here in martinez saw a post on social media, so he convinced other poker players to rally behind this man and raise money. they shared his go fund me and raised 10s of thousands of dollars to send that man to the world series of poker main event in las vegas. that's considered the super bowl of poker. so they covered his travel expenses, his fee to get into the tournament, and put him up in the bellagio apparently for 10 days. it turns out apparently he did not have cancer at all. the poker community also supported a man who actually is terminally ill and was also on that same trip. that man says tells me things just didn't add up, and just a few days ago he says that the vallejo man admitted to him in a text message that he does not have colon cancer. >> wow. you know, i would imagine a lot of the donors who donated 10s of thousands of dollars are probably frustrated about this whole situation. i know

sitting in a prison jumpsuit, appearing alongside her business partner, jody hildebrandt, a judge saying held without bail. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> my understanding, miss franke's being held on a no bail hold at this point. she's going to remain on a no bail hold for the time being. >> reporter: neither defendant saying much. >> jody mann hildebrandt? >> yes. >> reporter: and neither have entered a plea yet. frank con they were charged with six counts of felony child abuse. >> duct tape around each ankle. he's not telling me why. says there are sores around his wrists and ankles. >> reporter: the horrific allegations surfacing after franke's 12-year-old son escaped through a window at hildebrandt's home and ran to a neighbor's house pleading for food and water, according to authorities. that neighbor calling 911. >> exactly what's happened? >> i just had a 12-year-old boy show up here at my front door, asking for help. and he's -- said he just came from a neighbor's house. and we know there's been problems at this neighbor's house. he's emaciated. he's got tape around his legs. he

jodi: well, it looks like we will have a shutdown. it is not a certainty.y could always have a so-called hail mary pass and somehow avert this last minute. if it does not happen it could start october 1 in a few days. shutdowns tend to be fairly muted in terms of economic impacts. if they are short, just a few weeks. if they go longer the economic hurt is deeper. about 2 million civilian workers at 1.3 active military members do not get paid. they may get up after the shutdown but do not get paid during the shutdown, nor to private contractors work with the government. while that does not add up to a huge blip in terms of economic impact, over time it does. also, the entire effect of there being a shutdown, the longer it goes on, the more it seems to have that kind of consumer confidence intact as well. people started out some of -- there is more uncertainty out there with the government not being open. it can also affect things like tourism as monuments and parks are closed. but a short-term run is not expected to have a terribly big effect. of course, peo

. >> my sister jody nikolo. we miss you jody. we love you. your light still shines as bright as it ever did. >> reporter: at the pentagon, an american flag was unfurled and the defense secretary lloyd austin took part in a wreath laying to honor the lives lost there. >> men and women of the department of defense will always remember. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, relatives left flowers at the memorial wall for victims of united flight 93. the plane crashed when passengers tried to over take the hijackers. in new york the fire department which lost 343 members that day continues to lose members even now. first responders are dying from illnesses stemming from rescue and recovery efforts at ground zero. >> world trade center illness is very real. we lose so many people to it and early prevention, detection, and treatment is key. >> reporter: as family members grieve they hold true to their endearing message to never forget. >> at home, our community is also remembering that fateful day and lives lost in oakland. city officials joined oakland fi

i'm inside jody's card yet ordering promotional products guaranteed to create memorable moments is any mission at four imprint.com for imprint for certain these bills are crazy. >> she has no idea she's sitting on a gold mine. >> well, she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy, even a term policy, even a term policy. >> find out if you're sitting on a gold mine. call coventry direct today at 800 941 zero 100 or visit coventry direct.com. we're back now and lunch has been served a knife courtesy tommy day new and salami day but really the best. >> thank you. we should get to this happened not just the eating of the charcuterie board which is it's the first day of school in a lot of places. >> yes. >> in school i always brought lunchables. this is kind of like one giant adult lunchable. but what kids start at school today. >> okay. so she actually my kid started yesterday. some schools in new york started yesterday. some start today. my youngest actually started kindergarten. oh,

in court. >> are you jodi hildebrandt?were arrested after franke's 12-year-old son climbed out of a window in jodi hildebrandt's home and showed up at a neighbor's house pleading for help. that neighbor calling 911, describing the boy as emaciated. >> he has duct tape around each ankle. there's sores on him. >> reporter: police also finding his sister also malnourished at hildebrandt's home. franke known for her parenting methods online. >> so, up until now i was really hoping that, like, keeping them home from school and wiping the floorboards would like really bring pain. >> reporter: records show police responded to franke's home more than a dozen times over the last few years, including reports of juvenile problems in 2018 and then welfare checks in 2022. police telling abc news a judge denied a search warrant to go into their home. a school resource officer attempting twice to talk to the children, once unsuccessfully at school and again later at home. >> when we asked to talk to them, to the mom and to the children,

some comfort that someone will be held responsible for this crime. >> reporter: in salono county, jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> tesla allowed racial harassment of its black employees at its plant in fremont. that's the accusation coming from the equal employment opportunity organization. it also says there were instances of death threats written on bathroom walls and racist graffiti on cars rolling off the production lines. the agency added that employees who objected to the -- were terminated, or had their job duties changed. >> many workers could see a boost in their bank account soon. governor newsom sent the state law into effect raising the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 minimum an hour. speaking at a signing ceremony in los angeles newsom highlighted just how many workers will be impacted by this change. >> i'll just remind you very briefly. 557,000 people. 557,000 people at 30,000 locations. this is big deal. $20 an hour. 80% of the workforce. >> the law takes effect april 1st. the state's minimum wage for all other workers is $15.50 an hour, which is among t

i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi with that interview for us. >>> up next, nbc bay area responds. >> you reserved your hotel and your flight, but have you reserved your spot in the tsa line? in some places, you can and seav >> >> as the weekend continues, san jose 65 degrees, mostly cloudy and at times a little drizzle earlier this morning. 62 in livermore, expecting more sprinkles at times today and a little fog in san francisco where we are seeing 60 degrees. another day where we will have those isolated shower chances, drizzle at times. tomorrow, things clear out for the afternoon. we should trend warmer, slowly water as we head through the week. keep in mind, this time of year any rain chances are unusual. technically the tail end of the dry season. october, november, we see those rain opportunities go up. but that's climatology, what the averages say. here's the reality, what we are dealing with this morning. light showers passing by the south bay. more significant showers off to the east. we'll talk about that in a moment. around san jose, a lot of clouds and some

jodi, thank you for that update, appreciate it. we'll see you at 5:30. >>> the president is heading to the bay area for the third time this year. president biden is heading in tomorrow. heading to atherton, billionaire couple will host the first fundraiser at their home, and then on wednesday, the president will be in san francisco. that fundraiser will be hosted by facebook cofounder, andrew cullum, and mid november, returning for the apex summit. governor newsom is taking on ron desantis. fox news made this announcement today, which is hosting an official debate between the two governors. the 90-minute debate will air november 30th on sean hannity's show and will be moderated by the fox news hosts. the blue and red governors first agreed to a debate back in august. newsome has repeatedly shrugged off rumors that he would launch a debate against biden. the second gop debate is wednesday in california. >>> amazon investing billions in a start up. an tlopic was founded by members of ai, developing so-called foundation models, which

here's nbc's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: you're looking at video of a vallejo sideshow that got entirely out of hands. hundreds of people in the street as spinning and screeching cars flew by. at one point a spectator appears to get grazed and falls to the ground. >> it's getting a little bigger every time. >> reporter: this man says he and his neighbors have been dealing with it for years, but he says calls to police have gone unanswered. >> this is getting a little too old. you know, i think law enforcement has to take care of business. the city has got to take care of business. >> it's every other night, sometimes it's 5:00 p.m. sometimes it's 6:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. like last night, 10:00 p.m. sometimes it's 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: jenny recorded this scene from her backyard last night watching the spectators put their lives on the line. >> it concerns me because how come they are not afraid? >> reporter: residents say they are afraid and frustrated and don't understand why the city isn't doing something to stop it. >> something's got to be done about all this. >> the issue we

. >> as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez explains, if workers strike, the impact will be far reaching. >> i clean up patient rooms. i clean up the corridors. anything, bathrooms. whatever needs to be cleaned, that's what we do. and clean and sanitize. >> reporter: kaiser house keeping aide rashad pritchett describes the critical role he plays at the kaiser permanente facility. he says he and other behind the scenes workers feel under valued. he said chronic staffing shortages have made their jobs increasingly difficult. >> you're talking about people's lives, infections that can happen, you know, you're on the table. you wouldn't want somebody to kind of cut a corner in cleaning that room and you're up next on that table. >> pritchett is among 75,000 kaiser health care workers to the picket line. workers say they are calling for better pay, adequate staffing levels, and guaranteed performance bonuses. if a deal isn't reached by the end of the weekend, workers have authorized a three-day strike starting october 4th. >> i absolutely support these workers. >> reporter: patient mark shotwell

. >> my sister, jody niccolo, we miss you, jody. we love you. your life still shines as bright as it ever did . >> reporter: at the pentagon, and american flag was unfurled and defense secretary lloyd austin took part in a wreathlaying to honor the 200 lives lost their. >> the men and women of the department of defense will always remember. >> reporter: in shakes hill, pennsylvania, relatives left memorials at the wall for the victims of flight 93. the plane crashed when passengers tried to overtake the hijackers. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris was among the dignitaries here in new york, while president biden made his way back from a trip to asia. >> reporter: the president marking the somber occasion at a military base in alaska. >> we never forget, we are never afraid. we endure and overcome, we are the united states of america, and there is nothing, literally, historically, nothing has been beyond our capacity when we set our minds to it together. >> reporter: the president reflected on how the attacks changed a nation, forever. >>

you, jodi. download our app and get timely alerts like breaking news, and when the freeways reopen. it is free. >>> we want to go to a developing story out of oakland where an innocent bystander was caught in the cross fire during a shootout just hours ago. it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon at the intersection of madison and lakeside in the lake merritt neighborhood. police responded to reports of shots fired between two vehicles. when they arrived, they discovered a woman on a trail near the lake with at least one gunshot wound. she's been hospitalized in critical condition. the neighborhood surrounding the shooting is currently closed to traffic while police investigate. >>> thousands of health care workers across california decided to use this labor day to send a message to one of the state's medical giants. they're calling on kaiser to come to the negotiating table with the promise of more pay and staffing. many gathered in oakland to send a message, if they don't get what they're

jodi schneider and stewart paul of bloomberg on the looming shutdown for the u.s. government. let's see how asian markets are shaping up in the asia-pacific. some markets close. australian futures positive following on from a good session from u.s. markets. the australian dollar putting on modest gains just aboard $.64 a news even trading at the moment off to a reasonably bright start. we are paying attention to the yen. 149.23. we heard from the former japanese finance minister, also known as mr. yen, indicating 155 is the level at which policymakers will really start to worry about that, and that is the point he thinks we might see some intervention. let's take a look at closed markets. no trade to date and south korea, china, taiwan, sri lanka, the start of the holiday. evergrande has confirmed that its billionaire founder is suspected of crimes, another blow for a real estate tycoon who was once among the richest people in asia. annabelle is tracking it in hong kong. confirmation from bloomberg earlier this week that he has been placed under police control. what is going o

here is nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> we recently purchased a home and will be moving in soon and are excited to do the project locally and living here every day. >> reporter: california forever ceo jan srzmak says his plan is taking on new meaning. he bought a home in the county so what impacts the region will impact him too. >> as i told many elected leaders it is going to be personal and inthere are concerns about traffic. if we cause traffic i'll be sitting in the traffic. it is not someone running it from new york or somewhere else. >> reporter: he has been holding nearly nonstop meeting with politicians over the past week trying to win them over and quell fears. >> i would say we've been delighted at the meetings. i think people are glad we are no longer quiet about it. glad it is not the chinese. i would say there is more support in the community than the press makes it sound like. >> right now it is a big fat no still. >> reporter: the fairfield mayor met with him this morning and says he provided more details about his plans and the obstacles he'll need to overcome includ

here is jody hernandez. select the testimony that was given today, most likely has never been given in a criminal court, ever. select that is how defense attorneys described the powerful testimony of uc irvine race expert dr. claire kim. kim dissected dozens of racist text messages shared by antioch police officers during a murder investigation. attempting to tie the dehumanization and analyzation of the suspects to racist practices that date back centuries. >> it is all connected, and without this historical perspective, we might haven't missed how deep the impact of the sink which was, and how much it shows that these officers were ready, willing, and excited to inflict racialized violence in the black community of antioch. and especially these defendants. >> after kicking and tooting two of the suspects with rubber bullets, one officer shared images of the injured man, and racked about hurting them. dr. kim called the photos trophy pictures, similar to those shared after lynchings, centuries ago. >> it is

. >> my sister, jody tepedino, niccolo tower, 105th floor, cantor fitzgerald fillled. we miss you, jody. >> in recent weeks, the remains of two more victims were positively identified by new york city's medical examiner. still, 40% of those lost have not been positively identified. 343 new york firefighters died on nine divided by 11. since then, an additional 331 have died from 9/11 related illnesses . in shanksville, pennsylvania, they're remembering the crew and passengers of united flight 93. later today, president biden will mark the tragic anniversary addressing troops at a us military base in anchorage, alaska. and here beneath a gleaming new world trade center , a new generation remembers those who were killed on september 11th, 2001, many of them not born 22 years ago, but who cannot help feel the enormity of their family's losses. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> and all around the bay area today, hearts were heavy in remembrance of nine over 11 from san francisco to the far east bay. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley shares the sights and sounds of th

for thousands of drivers, jodi. >> reporter: it has been a nightmare weekend. can see, traffic is flowing across the alfred zampa memorial bridge, also known as the carcinas bridge. it opened about ten minutes ago. those holiday travelers, traveling home from the long holiday weekend, it's a huge relief. >> there's never really a good time, but to do it during a holiday weekend, we all know people go out of town on the weekend, so it's like, yeah, very frustrating. >> this woman describes the traffic headache many bay area drivers have been faced with this holiday weekend after caltrans closed the westbound span of the alfred zampa bridge on thursday night, to repave 3 miles of westbound i-80. >> our crews go in there, dig up that old pavement, bring in another crew to do that hot asphalt mix, and have another crew bring in the rebar and the cement pour as well. >> crews had been working around the clock to get the massive job done, completing 106 nights worth of work in less than four days. >>

was that how you to, jody? i don't, there was, that is shawanda, shanghai cooperation organization is more than you wanted to move as north north, east economic quarter, a door at all. yeah, i mean we have prioritize these developments in order to bring their benefits and the fruits for all of the people of the region. or did you go to the man who to call here, today's lumber public over here on also stands and read the kind of river in order to decrease the of how you the effect of climate change or who they are totally to bring it in for capacity or national capacity for renewable energy production and share those with other countries in the security sector on it. the good neighbor policy called you hired seats, and i'm on that to increase a regional cooperation. and for been external meddling from the congress is to the persian gulf. any type of foreign presence as at all how not only is not part of the solution, but it is the problem itself falls from the persian gulf. if you go into any type of before and

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former england lioness jodie taylor has decided to retire from football at the age of 37., featuring at two world cups and a european championship — but also had a globetrotting club career, winning league and cup honours in four different countries. she played at 17 different clubs before ending her career with a second spell at arsenal. i knew going in to playing there that i was most likely going to be my last stint of playing. i don't think i would have loved anything more than to have hung up my boots with arsenal and when time is right it is only you who can call that and be ready to announce that. i have been ready for a while. it's taken me to this point to officially be able to announce it. in cricket, surrey have retained the english county championship. their nearest rivals essex needed to score at least 400 in theirfirst innings in their game against northamptonshire but they were dismissed forjust 211, with last manjamie porter bowled for a duck. it means surrey are guaranteed to retain the championship regardless of the result of their match against hampshire

belarusian world number two aryna sabalenka cruised through to the third round, beating britain's jodieten sri lanka in the first of a t20 international series at hove. the game had been shortened to 17 overs each due to weather delays. england made 11/186 as 19—year—old alice capsey hit 51 from just 27 balls, while danni wyatt made 48 from 30. sri lanka managed just three overs before the rain came down again. they were set a revised total of 68 to win from eight overs, but lost in the end by 12 runs. just a quick recap of our top story — the draw for the champions league has been made. the competition starts next month as manchester city look to defend their title. you can get all of the latest sports news from the bbc sport app orfrom our website. but for now and everyone here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye. good morning. well, with the change of month, once again, we're likely to see a change of weather fortunes. high pressure is going to build as we head into the weekend and for the first week of september. yes, we'll see some early morning mist and fog first thing but on th

arina sobolenko, defeats jody burge, 6 3 6 2 in the 1/32 finals of the qso open the game lasted 1 hourhe next round belorusskaya will face french clara purel. let's single out a difficult victory. he's with a jaber. at the same stage of the tournament over linda nova seven six four six three in the central game of thursday is in the men's singles. elman anfisa met with andrey rublev defeated tennis players from russia six four six three six one in molodechno today starts the twentieth round of the championship of belarus in the higher league football home matches here are held by a team from latch in rivals the wolves will have torpedo belaz from zhodino both teams are among the contenders for awards the championship goes like this

since coach has a flick, was retired, will find rob jody host friends in friend lee, and that will be led by team director run in from coach. who do you feel that his plans are coming off of saturdays for one last to japan? and that's spelled. the infants like further says, he's only feeling in i'm telling you coaches on the w as jonathan nodding isn't this adult for the match against france. you sent us is take on. okay. victor is over and a new one begins. well, not quite, rudy fellow, honest wolf and sandra wagner will be on the sidelines to night. but for one not only endorsement as germany take on france. expectations a lot. germany have a one since march and they've lost the last 3. why? 100 click was 5 and it's why this team is in a rot. but perhaps was more important than the result. or even the performance tonight against france is the choice of who the next germany had coach will be kept significant. going to one said yesterday, the some members of this team don't feel comfortable being themselves. that means the biggest task with a new head coach would not be a tactical one

as rescue workers sift through the rubble authorities are investigating the tragedy. jody, a, the investigation is ongoing. the reason for the fire was that fireworks was said off inside the whole fireworks. we used in the not unusual way fireworks and not to meet it outside the whole little line using them inside that laid to the building of the ceiling which fill on the people inside the whole can. and then finally, this concerns mount as illegal highly sandoval building materials may have fuel the rapid spread of the fire in the wedding hall. meanwhile, family members have assembled once more delayed their loved ones to rest just a day after they had come together to rejoice at the wedding. let's have a look on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. about john as the rest of the form, a head of government, often a go on a car box region as he was trying to enter our medium reuben vidalia. and is a billionaire who made most of his fortune in russia. it was taken to the other by john capital buckled is arrest, comes as almost a quarter of nicole in a car box, ethnic

jodi: we heard a speech, the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee.d there needs to be a lot more investigating done of tennis largest semiconductor company. that it may be doing business with a sentient company. if that is the case, he is saying this will require investigation and the u.s. is not going to allow this. they are going to take this seriously. i presume we will be hearing from other lawmakers. perhaps other democrats. going against these moves by china is something that has gained bipartisan support on the hill. and i presume we will hear from the pentagon. haidi: let's get you to the latest stories we are talking -- tracking. resident biden is expected to travel to new delhi for the g20 summit. he continues to test negative for covid. biden is taking steps to protect himself in keeping with health guidelines. the first lady jill biden has tested positive for the virus, raising questions about whether he will be able to travel. asean leaders have said they are disappointed by bidens absence. they hoped he would turn up as he did in cambod

jodi, 150,000 units of electricity are being built in cities with a population of less than 25,000. one thousand units are being built in the second half of 1400, 1401, 1402, 1403 , and 140,000 units have been started. 140,000 units have been completed and put into operation. in addition to this, nearly 150,000 units born in september this year will be put into operation . iran's book and literature house announced that the buyer has purchased more than 11 billion tomans from the organization in less than a year. purchase is that the bookstore buys this integrated network system which has connected 400 book shopping centers to each other and has cultured the possibility of distributing books in the virtual space , browsing the world of books remotely and in the virtual space is also possible. the customer can connect to the system of bookstores from the space of his own home. check that those who need it are ordered from within the system. you may not find this book in tehran or gham through this system, you can easily buy books from other cities . according to iran's book and liter

jodi, the plan of the rural leader should be revised every 10 years , the plan of four thousand villages should be revised. the statistics that i have last year were close to the bank's target. it was prepared in hadi and its time has expired and this the era of the year was over. last year, the deputy director of rural housing and reconstruction affairs of the housing foundation also said that for the economic development of villages, the plan of the rural system is also on our agenda , there are point development plans, and only if it concerns the village and employment for the population and development of the village. are evaluated for the public in the village, and based on this, we always have a project called the village system last year in the villages of the region . also discuss that we are one let's see the system together. we started this work. the international center for the protection of palestinian children's rights announced that this center has documented the crimes of the zionist regime against palestinian children and presented them to international organizations, but

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jodi burridge in blue won five games against sabha lane, but the second seed was ultimately too strongopponent who is in this round for the first time but it was straight sets. but not plain sailing. but it was progress. now let's turn to rugby union and with just a week to go before the world cup in france, eddiejones has launched a stinging criticism of england's rugby footabll union. the former england head coachjones who's now in charge of australia says england's poorform is down to the rfu simply not producing enough quality players. england lost to fiji for the first time last saturday, their third defeat in four games. look at the results of england over the last— look at the results of england over the last five years and they are not producing — the last five years and they are not producing quality players. everyone wants _ producing quality players. everyone wants to _ producing quality players. everyone wants to blame the head coach but the responsibilities with the rfu. you've _ the responsibilities with the rfu. you've got to look at why your talent — you've got to look

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haidi: our political news director jodi schneider in washington. you as politics and vladimir putin has called the legal cases facing donald trump political persecution. putin told the east asian economic forum that it benefits russia by revealing the true face of its adversaries. putin says the cases piling against trump shows what he calls, the complete rod of the american political system. coming up tomorrow on bloomberg television, we will hear exclusively from the former trauma surgeon turned taiwanese presidential candidate. that's from 8:00 a.m. thursday sydney time, 6:00 a.m. if you are watching out of hong kong. we do have breaking news just crossing the bloomberg, which could have implications when it comes to that inflation picture when it comes to new zealand. the kiwi food prices rising just half a percent month on month period of course we know the rv and z, which has been at the forefront of its cycle announcing the transmission elements of that cycle. we have seen potential science and will see more of a deeper seated recession and

jody, you spoke with the man behind the project. what is he telling you. >> reporter: i did speak with the ceo, who is behind the project. he didn't want to say a lot because right now he is meeting and talking to state and local federal officials. he did not want to go into detail. he said he is really excited. he said he initially discovered this area because he used to take fishing trips on the delta and he fell in love the area. he recently bought a house in the area with his wife. he did not want to get into detail. he did launch a website, california forever which outlines the plan, according to thousands of new homes and de walkable neighborhoods and shopping and dining and renewable energy. thousands of acres of open space. a real utopia. >> that sounds exciting. many are not convinced. our congressman has been very vocal about this. you got to speak with him as well about his concern. what is he telling you? >> reporter: that is right. as congressman garamendi said it sounds too good to be true. there are too many unanswere

. >>> famous fiction riders like john grisham and george rr martin and jodi pico have joined the class action lawsuit against open ai. he claims the company behind chatgpt is illegally working the using the work of the authors and a threat to literary culture and creativity. >> i know it is everywhere and improving our world in many ways. but in this situation is like a con man that is ripping you off. >> tonight. a look at the issues over copyrights and reativity coming up "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> the season finale of america's got talent and the show has something new with a little slice to the judges table. mel b. she was a judge and now she's coming back for a new version called fantasy league and she joins heidi klum, howie mandel and the judges will act as coaches and mentors and they will compete to see which judge put together the best team. fantasy league premieres sometime after the new year and the finale of the current season airs tuesday at

hard argument to make. >> former department official jodie hunt made that point and hunt was the head before clark took it over. i assume that testimony must be somewhat influential. >> joudie hunt would know. i think it is going to carry a lot of weight with the judge as to whether jeffrey clark was acting in his official capacity. >> let's talk for a moment about the principle co-defendant in all of this, foremmer president trump. he gave a wide-ranging interview over the weekend and, of course, as he often does commented on the case. he said it was his decision to believe that the 2020 election was rigged. my understanding of his defense was in part he was listening to his lawyers' advice. by saying it was his decision it was rigged, does it threaten their defense? >> that's an example why lawyers tell their clients not to talk to the press. he is getting himself in trouble. he is saying that he listened to a lot of people but he decided. he is trying to make his defense of counsel argument but doing it in a way that could cause problems down the road. it is not a good look for him

in pittsburg, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> chris chmura will join us with how some stores are fighting back against retail theft by using new 2ek technology. chris will have a look at technology and how it works. >>> can san francisco force people to undergo drug treatment in order to receive their welfare money? that's the new proposal from london breed. breed wants to require low-income residents to undergo drug testing and treatment to qualify for benefits. the program would be paid for by the human services agency, and those who refuse would be denied cash assistance. the requirement would only apply to the county adult assistance program which provides assistance to single adujts between 18 and 65 including many homeless and formerly homeless. >> last week alone 80 people were contacted and touched out on the streets, asked if they wanted services, provided treatment and demand, and on one agreed. people are not accepting help. and so now it's time to make sure that we are cutting off resources that continue to allow this behavior. >> the proposal would need to be app

we just got word that jody hunt is on the stand. they are the d.a.'s witness.ment of justice in the civil decision before jeffrey clark did. he's expected to get on the stand and say he was not working in his official capacity, was not an officer of the department of justice when he was doing what he was doing. this is a specific case where the defense has the burden of proof here. they are the ones that have the say, this is why it should be removed from state court to federal court, and they need to prove two main things. one of them is not a question. was he a federal officer. yes, jeffrey clark was a federal officer, neither side is arguing that. the second part is was what he was doing under the color of law, basically was he doing the job that he was assigned to be doing, and the prosecutors in this case, the d.a.'s office says no, he was not. he was well outside of those bounds. the defense was on the stand earlier today and some of the things that the attorney said included the fact he was using his doj email address. he wasn't being sneaky using a gmai

jody watley discovered her. >> oh, miss jody. >> yes. this feature here and there's high pressure to the east of us. we are stuck in between the two, so we're getting some pretty pleasant weather. but we're also seeing that generous marine layer this morning and those breezy onshore winds. there's a look all the way through the peninsula, the south bay. the extent of the low clouds is more widespread. and the view from mount tam, pretty, isn't it, with 58in the city, 57 half moon bay, it is 63. mountain view, san jose, palo alto and 61 in oakland across the bay, you can see how the marine layer is made it. this is the view from vollmer peak. and as we look out towards mount diablo here, low clouds and fog with us for the next several hours, 56 santa rosa, napa and fairfield with 59 concord and livermore, 81 today. san jose 79. santa clara, cupertino at about 4:00, 77. we'll be shy of that 80 degree mark in redwood city. so more mid 70s for menlo park to palo alto and those breezy winds throughout the afternoon. maybe one 2:00 here, 65 in

i'm joined now in studio by the ceo, jodie in the studio by the ceo, jodie whittakers.e coming in. tell us about the research that you have carried out in relation to this very important issue . important issue. >> eileen, firstly, thank you so much inviting in. it's much for inviting us in. it's such important issue and such an important issue and i think we really in the think what we really saw in the research was that there's been a significant change in school attendance of the attendance as a result of the crisis. and i wanted to start with the statistics and some evidence happened evidence around what's happened and firstly, and what's changed. so firstly, the absence has the overall absence has increased by 50% in schools, and that's a significant number. and those students who are persistently absent, that rate has than doubled . and if we has more than doubled. and if we think about the academic think about the last academic yean think about the last academic year, than a quarter of year, more than a quarter of children than 10% of children missed more than 10

we speak to jody calemine. challenges facing the american workforce and potential solutions with oren cass, author of the once and future worker, a vision for the renewal of work in america. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: on the one hand, jobs are more plentiful and pay more than ever and workers are satisfied with their jobs. on the other, more americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck and the sector of union strikes looms larger than it has in years. a partial look at how things are on this labor day. welcome to "washington journal." we begin asking you about the biggest challenges you see facing american workers. going in the discussion. if you are currently employed and working, the line is (202) 748-8000. if you are looking for work, unemployed, (202) 748-8001. if you are retired, use (202) 748-8002. we welcome your comments via text. that is (202) 748-8003. tell us your name and where you are texting from and you can post your comments on facebook, x and instagram @cspanwj. the biggest challenge

captain jody griffiths saw it all, trying to protect his marina resort. >> that ship came from our neighbors. the roof here come from the neighbors over on the other side >> reporter: was it like a wall of water, or was it just kind of building >> it was a surge. >> when it came, it came. >> reporter: with many neighborhoods initially cut off, the scale of the devastation here is just beginning to come into focus >> it got higher >> reporter: some, like linda wicker's family, who have owned roy's restaurant for two decades, will have to rebuild from scratch is it a total loss, or -- >> pretty much >> reporter: yeah? >> i mean, the building's not, but the contents are pretty much -- everything's gone. >> reporter: idalia made landfall with a ferocity not seen in this area in more than a century. daring high-water rescues rolled out up and down the coast and more than half a million lost power many have been restored >> the bulk of the outages at this point are in that big bend region, a lot of the rural counties that bore the brunt of the storm. >> reporter: with the president today signing a

here is nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> we recently purchased a home and will be moving in soon and are excited to do the project locally and living here every day. >> reporter: california forever ceo jan srzmak says his plan is

arina sobolenko defeats jodie burge, 6 3 6 2 in one thirty-second of the us open finals, the game lasted 1 hour and 16 minutes in the next round, the belarusian will fight the frenchwoman clara. mountains of travel thousands of kilometers of roads and finally, i got to this amazing and mysterious land. belarus rarely comes here domestic, and even more so foreign traveler. meet the northernmost point of our country, verkhnedvinsky district. we are looking for memorable places of war and peace through the pages of the immortal works of lev nikolayevich lace that you cannot weave a temple with unusual, westminster-style architecture from motorcyclists to bereiters to understand that you love to ride, love and get out of the upper dvina robinson adventures on an island that does not exist. there is not much tourist information about these places. of course, there are no thick guidebooks with detailed reviews on the internet. but such trips are just that. i love the most in them you feel a real pioneer. you yourself draw up routes yourself, you look for historical facts, and you yourself are

jodi, the vice president of the housing foundation, said: the problems of hadi's plan are supposed tosolved with the village system plan. fortunately, it is finding a legal place for the design of systems a village that complements most of his work is the discussion of economic and social development of the village. in order to solve the land issue, the housing foundation has decided to hand over 500,000 plots of land to housing applicants by the end of the year. it can also save our villages from drought, which is sometimes unavoidable, and it is a good thing for those who want to live in the villages. the plan that has been implemented in qom and south khorasan and other provinces are waiting for the housing foundation to announce their quota. amin angardeh news reporter we will start with him. explain about his argument . these days, the minister of sports is his idol it's getting broken, you're breaking batware, its french name, please break its farsi equivalents , believe me, there's nothing missing, it 's getting broken, i request them to show me its slides, show the slides, i a

. >> our jody hernandez is following the story and will bring you more on this in our later newscasts. >>> here's a live look at the capitol where this there's hope to prevent a government shutdown. the clock is ticking here. if no deal is reached by saturday, a shutdown will kick in. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy says there is still time to strike a short-term deal, but so far, hard-line republicans demand spending cuts and preventing a temporary funding measure. congress is working today to pass individual spending bills. >>> in hollywood, there's a potential big step with writers. union leaders are expected to vote on the agreement first. if they give ut the green light, the contract moves to a ratification vote by the rank-and-file. this means hollywood writers may be back on the job in a matter of days. but things won't be back to normal because actors are still on strike. a writers deal may set the stage, however, for the actors deal. >> i feel like the momentum is there, they're locked in to make a deal, and everyone wants to find a way to get people back to work, get