to sing through the night like a lark who is learning to pray. i don't think larks sing at night.lark praying? i haven't. actually what i did was decide that i'd coast over the words as quickly as i could so to sing through the night like a lark who is learning to pray ♪ i go to the hills ♪ like a lark who is learning to pray ♪ ♪ i go to the hills >> enough about that. move right on. >> yes. >> and the joy of that music would propel her through movie after movie, albums, concerts, a golden career, and a struggle at home. >> you write so movingly about this melancholy that descends on you sometimes and the depression, trying to understand it, and going to the psycho analyst. >> i finally got enough courage after the first week to say, i don't understand why i'm weeping so much. i can't seem to ston. you know, you're surrounded by the wag ons aons and suddenly t cavalry comes over the hill and you weep for relief. >> your whole life has been geared for a sort of perfectionism. >> those lovely first movies were no help either. mary poppins practically perfect in every way. and she wa

fans are looking in the larke it and they need local allies to actually know about the market and the deep intelligence that's required so it will have a significant impact in attracting more v.c.s. as well as you know funding more on prefers to kind of get fuel that they need in order to grow their startups faster in dhaka thank you very much for joining us today. now to some of the other business stories making headlines around the world today alison shares tumbled off the profits fell short of expectations quarterly earnings drops to about $2000000000.00 the online retailer blames the high price of single day delivery of packages from warehouses to customers shipping costs soared by 46 percent. twitter's shares also fell almost 20 percent on thursday after the company also posted disappointing 3rd quarter results revenue came in $800.00. $24000000.00 that's far less than what analysts had expected the messaging platform blamed a bucket discovered that limited its ability to target its advertising. business confidence in germany remained steady in october surveyed by the institute s

on a lark thank you so much for your company everyone democrats in the united states have taken a major step forward in their efforts to impeach president donald trump the house of representatives has voted to formalize the impeachment investigation all of this sets the ground rules lawmakers will use as they transition from closed door sessions to public hearings the inquiry focuses on a telephone call made back in july in which trump asked ukranian a president of lot of. inskeep to investigate democratic political rival joe biden . are going to get you the latest on this all important vote the washington bureau chief alexander phenomena is standing by alexandra a pivotal vote what happens now so now all of the impeachment inquiry is answering to totally new phase and in about 10 days there will be public hearings on capitol hill where both sides the democrats and republicans will be able to invite witnesses to question witnesses to ensure subpoenas and this is very important because then for the very 1st time the public the american people will be able to see for themselves what defec

areas of healdsburg and windsor they also issued a new mandatory evacuations for dry creek valley larkst drainage in all areas, west of healdsburg and windsor throughout the russian river valley to bodega bay sheriff came by my house are going door door. >>nurses and doctors hospitals around within you know surveys going out. >>drivers flooded the evacuation saturday when one looks like a parking lot many were traveling to stay with family orrosa veterans hall, it's been super crazy. never seen everybody kind of russian too. to the recreation center and audi on ortiz and her family are some of many staying at the center my family, mom and my dad others are coming here. >>my uncles cousins are here. >>the petaluma veterans hall sonoma, marin fair grounds luma fairgrounds and petaluma community center are also evacuation centers open. well the santa rosa fairgrounds is accepting large animals for many. these evacuations are first and in all 20 years of you. i'm never experienced anything like >>additional evacuation warnings and those are free zones, 6, 8, in may include calistoga road.

de santa rosa desde la parte superior de la dirección que aparece en pantalla, así como el área de larkedemás hay advertencia de posibles adverte de hay 4 centros de evacuación disponibles para los residentes, en la dirección que aparece en pantalla, el edificio pe el boulevard betaluma, en la dirección que aparece en pantalla y el centro comunitario en la dirección que aparece en pantalla, quiénes tengan ganado o animales grandes los pueden llevar al terreno de la feria, nos vamos a enlazar con víctor beltrán, él es un residente que tuvo que evacuar la zona esta tarde, muy buenas noches, cuéntenos en dónde está en estos momentos. >>> ahorita en el centro de la red de la feria de santa rosa y pues aquí estamos porque las autoridades nos dijeron que teníamos que evacuar, la mayoría, pero yo no salir pues y salí a las 7 de la noche cuando la policía nos tocó la puerta y ahora fue obligación. >>> cuéntenos cómo fue el procesoted e estaba a las 7 de la noche. >>> la policía llegó con altavoz diciendo que era orden obligatoria de salir pues mis vecinos salieron primero, yo no quería salir, me

thought, the best thing to do since i am out in the wild, just say, sings through the night like a larkr that. >> like a lark who is learnin♪ to pray hn for her very first film, "merry pop" she won the oscar. >> ♪ a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down the medicine go down ♪ julie: a stunning surprise. i didn't expect to. i really thought for a whi g maybe it wasen to me as a welcome to hollywood gesture, and what a lucky, lucky moment in my life. lylie: the book focuses on the importance of fa emma, the childf her first marriage, two stepchildren, jennifer and jeffrey from her second marriage to director blake edwards, and two doctors she andpt edwards a, amelia and joanna. edwards, who died in 2010, direct and andrews in seven movies, including "10" and "victorictoria." ♪ juli i love the unity it provides, and working with blake, i felt very safe in his embrace and i knew i didn't have to worry about a thing, on camera. but just sticking together, traveling together, being together, it is why hom in homework is there, because making a home, keeping a family together, means sou

i wrote 60 80 pages that lark looked at and she said, throw that away. which is what you need to do. you get the rough stuff out of your head and then you get organized and focused. it took about -- actually it took about three years, so it was a long process, but it was something i wanted to get done, and as the only photographer there for the entire weekend, i have the only record. >> you were hired by life? >> i was hired to be a stringer. i went to kent on the g.i. bill. i didn't have any relationships, i had nothing to do, i had two roommates, $5 a week spending money, i had free film. so what better thing to do with free film than take pictures? a few more questions. >> somebody at colombia thought somebody wants to take over a building for a couple of days. didn't anybody think these are the kids of affluent citizens. what are the repercussions? because parents of these kids who are slaving to send their kids to colleges and have them slaughtered, were what -- what were the repercussions? >> some of the students went home, and cleveland being a ve

the 7 games certainly not going to be enough for 7 games by you know they're they're in for their lark and you'd expect them to come good at some stage but what is crazy is dortmund sitting in 8th place conceding a lot of late goals and really not clicking there's been a big media inquest as to why that is but what we know is it's definitely not a mentality problem is that we want to pick up on right now because of course marco rose was not best pleased when he was asked about don't mince mentality problem 2 weeks ago that's what he had to say after the draw against saturday time and i think we're not playing with enough belief at the moment. i don't know why it's clear we're not playing well but we're simply not finishing the job through. lack of belief is there anything to the criticism they've been receiving a recent weeks and is belief really the only problem at the moment at the moment no i don't think so i think the belief is a big part of it by the just tough look at the defense generally have not been good enough so far this season 11 goals conceded to dortmund in the bundeslig

and carry on very fast after that. ♪ like a lark who is learning play ♪ >> yang: for her very firsthe oscar. ♪ ♪ >> i know, a stunning surprise. i didn't eect to and i really thought for a while that maybe it was given to me as a kind of welcome to hollywood gesture. and what a lucky, lucky moment in my life. >> yang: the book focuses on the importance ofamily. emma, the child of her first marriage to theater director tony walton, two step children- -jennifer and gefrey--from her second marriage to noted film director/writer/producer blake edwards and the two daughters she and edwards adopted, amelia and joanna. edwards, who died in 2010, directed andrews in seven movies, including "10" and" victor/victoria." ♪ ♪ >> i love the unity that it provides and working with blake i felt so very safe in his embrace, so to speak. i knew that i didn't have to worry about a thing, but i'm on camera. but just sticking together, traveling together, being together. it's why home in "home work" is there, because making a home, keeping family together means so much to me. >> there's a sweet story in

. >> on a lark, don takes them down the road to local estate appraiser david mapes.irst, david eyeballs that southwestern landscape. >> it was a pleasant picture. >> pleasant? >> yeah. >> then the appraiser takes a good, long look at the woman in the red shawl. while the appraiser is staring at that painting, don is staring at the appraiser. >> and his mouth kind of dropped open. >> it just knocked my socks off. >> right in the parking lot? >> it just spoke to me. it's just one woman. you can't see her face. it's covered with a shawl. this simple, plain, exciting scene of this woman. >> they bring the paintings inside so david can look up the signatures on his computer database. first, he types in the signature on that "pleasant" western landscape. >> karl hoerman, a german artist. >> did he tell you what he thought that one was worth? >> maybe $800. >> nothing to sneeze at. then david examines the picture of the woman in the red shawl. in the lower left-hand corner, a signature -- victor higgins. >> victor higgins. how much did you know? >> i never heard of him befo

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on my lark thank you so much for your company everyone chile's president sebastian pinera has withdrawn his country from hosting the apec trade summit and the calm 25 climate meeting his decision comes after weeks of demonstrations and violent unrest which have left 18 people dead and seen thousands arrested in a street as are demanding greater economic equality and better public services the apec gathering in november was expected to bring together world leaders including u.s. president donald trump and his chinese counterpart xi jinping. all right let's get you more on the this developing story we can go to chile to the capital santiago where correspondent john that bartlett's is standing by john 1st off this is quite a climb down for the presidents because just days ago he insisted that these 2 high level profiles will go ahead no matter what what changed. yeah i think i think you're right it's a kind of draw the draw the kind of the sense of not that she did this decision i think it was coming out i think this is massively a surprise i think that the you can kind of break the divisi

the pence larks 74 redwood city. going up to san francisco, 69 in the outer sunset and right over toward the mission we should pop up here to 71. and the north bay mid 70s for the most part from novato back into napa with once again light winds. air quality i think is just really going to be dependent on what happens on the fire lines. get a little more containment tomorrow and that definitely could help out. but i think you still really have to be on alert. if you're doing trick or treating in the north bay for some of the worst air quality. you'll see once we hit 6:00 at night, 6 forecast, and by 9:00 you're still out late. temperatures will be dipping down into the 50s. so here's that air quality forecast. we donorou but be on the theort chance of smoke. otherwise, it's moderate throughout the east bay. my extended forecast shows a nice weekend. upper 60s and low 70s in san francisco. and no big issues as we head into early next week. inland valleys also some beautiful temperatures. upper 70s saturday and sunday.

not the most certainly not a lot of evil psych yes and in that nothing it could even remember is a lark to the person that sylar predicts but down and i think probably this kind of private investigation that he true say tracking the story for us in islamabad thank you. south african police have forcibly evicted schools of migrants who had been camping out for weeks in cape town around 100 people were arrested after violent clashes in front of a un building now the migrants are not demanding to state a fact they want to leave they say that a recent wave of xenophobic violence directed at african migrants show south africa is no longer safe. they came to south africa to seek refuge now all they want is to get out hundreds of refugees camped outside the un is refugee agency in cape town for weeks demanding to be relocated. but after an eviction order the police moved in and violent scenes fallouts. police using water cannons. live and firing stun grenades to disperse the crowds i saw the protesters the use of force by the police is fueling anger over what they say this is xenophobic atmosp

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so healdsburg, geyserville, windsor, lark ville all in the path of possibly some embers.far away from the fire perimeter as you can see there. you should think about this. calistoga and middletown under evacuation warning meaning you may be asked to evacuate. what's ahead for us? the wind calms down by 9:00 a.m. on wednesday, and then we will see this on and off smoke likely the next couple days until they get some higher containment on this fire. i did just check some new information coming in on the weather models. we might, as i mentioned, get some rain chances increasing by the second or third week of november. that's what we got right now. >> that would be so good. >> we need that. thanks former president joining us at 11:00. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon."

founder of mexico reporter also in mexico city you know i'm grillo he's a journalist and author of a lark oh inside mexico's criminal insurgency welcome everyone to this stream now we've got so much feedback on this because emotions are high people have opinions about this but i want to start our conversation with someone who is involved in this intimately this is ali holmes romans razzo he's a professor in mexico and he also advised the ministry of interior. on the revision process for this bill have a listen to what he told the string mexican congress is about to regulate marijuana forced under a court order to change the law in order to move away from prohibition after 5 years almost congress is finally moving along towards regulation this is a huge huge huge move it's very important for mexico mexico has been a mess in the sort of drug war for the last 13 years which has taken homicide rates beyond any historical limit that we've had had ever since the revolution so it is very very important that we do regulate drugs in order to move away from that very violent base so while he causes

zone five is lark field and mark west drainage. zone seven is all areas west of niels burke and windsor to the russian river valley. >> reporter: all afternoon, evacuees flooded into shelters like the veterans hall in santa rosa and the petaluma veterans building where we found jennifer, who left her place. >> i got a text from some website that tells you warnings going on in your area. it beeped like three times in three minutes sing to get out. >> reporter: officials state anyone ignoring a mandatory evacuation order is making a mistake because what kincade could bring tonight maybe a match for those paid to put their lives on the line. >> the problem tonight, what we potentially see, the conditions of 60 miles an hour wind, it does not how much gear we have on our equipment we have on it, the fire intensity has the potential to overwhelm even the professionals. >> reporter: in addition to the s, there are also new warning zones, they include calistoga road and petrified forest road all the way to the napa county line as well as

of the north, pushing the activity to the southx is brought up hot spots in windsor and closer to larksneed be on alert back through calistoga for evacuations over thiet because once again these wind gusts are blowing thrum thorgt to the south. 30 to 50 mile-per-hour gusts possible. the weather pattern is going to be changing. a little in our favor as we to tomorrow. the area olow ref low pressure going to bring the wind with it. by tuesday and wednesday we see the same exact scenario. this isn't bad, then it's replica, a duplicate as this thext low pressure system drops down and that will bring more wind. air flows from high to low pressure. low pressure dropping down. it's going to create the same wind pattern. i don't think it's as strong as we went through. but here's the break on monday. looking pretty good here all the way through 11:00 can p.m. then by tuesday afternoon, north bay starts to pick up, 20 to 25 mile-per-hour. i think the north bay is going to be the focuses of of the wind. 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts. not as much in liver more. so tuesday into wednesday we'll see th

a search through the drainage could be devastating for communities below, then lark field, newly inhabited our first in line. the captain leads one of the task forces protecting the hills. sporadic this fire has proven to us that it wants to keep pushing to the west. it's like you are losing a game of chess. >> aaron rents 200 head of cattle, with the kincade fire all around. >> they have no idea that they nearly got barbecue the other night. >> from his vantage point, the firefight toward santa rosa in the birdseye view of smoke surrounding comp mountain. he is worried, but not like the fire from two years ago when he was all alone. this time help arrived. >> almost 5000 firefighters are on the lines now, at this pivotal time. >> we are in a battle rhythm, that's the best way to put it. and i think we will be ready to turn the corner after this wind event. the goal tonight and tomorrow, keeping the fire tied income and keeping embers from casting into the uncontrolled areas. you would think that being that it's so cold outside it would put fire chill on the fire.>> deborah, thank you.>> w

whenever you endeavor on a real good project, your spouse is the one who picks up the other stuff, and lark kept me organized, kept me going and made sure i did not lose too much focus of where i was going with this. so let me get started. is totention of my book let you know more about me in the beginning before i attended kent state, my introduction to photography, and the rest of the story starts with when i enrolled in kent state in march of 1969. i will give you a glimpse of the campus life i knew before may 4. the rest is about the .hotography of my experience that's me in the photo standing next to my mom looking up at my newest brother, rick. that's rick. the cleveland press back in those days. a family of six boys human interest story, so they title it "sing a song of six pants p or, -- pants." they sent a photographer to our home. he positioned us and took the picture. the photo ran on the front page of the afternoon paper the next .ay above the fold neighbors could not wait to share the front page. we were famous. this was 1953. later. are 18 years we are now seven boys in eight

evacuation order was issued for the mark west, a lark field area due to a fact fast moving fire.ng tonight if you're still in this area need to evacuate immediately. they're saying people had already received evacuations before it has begun in this sort of purple evacuation map for a while but this is a warning for people who may not have left. this is part of the can kate fire they have now going through. rooms that special sirens that the sonoma county sheriff's office has to indicate that an evacuation is happening right now now that's not the time to start coming up with the plan and that's not the time and to start packing things that's the time to get out and go. so that is the area of mark west. as part of the contained fire. yeah, the we're specifically talking about when you're looking at this map and if you're. >>for mayor where your house located in the mandatory evacuation, the zone 6 area. a lot of those people had left but again there are concerns about some seniors. so that were in that area. and we saw some of the problems that gale a and noel haven't because of a

areas of healdsburg and windsor they also issued a new mandatory evacuations for dry creek valley lark field mark west drainage in all areas, west of healdsburg and windsor throughout the russian river valley to bodega bay sheriff came by my house are going door door. >>nurses and doctors hospitals around within you know surveys going out. >>drivers flooded the evacuation route on one oh one south saturday when one looks like a parking lot many were traveling to stay with family or head to evacuation centers like the santa rosa veterans hall, it's been super crazy. never seen everybody kind of russian too. to the recreation center and audi on ortiz and her family are me family and mom and my dad. >>others are coming here, now. my uncles cousins are here. >>the petaluma veterans hall sonoma, marin fair grounds luma fairgrounds and petaluma community center are also in back tuition centers open. well, the santa rosa fairgrounds is accepting large animals for many. these evacuations are first and in all 20 years of you. i'm never experienced anything like >>other also additional evacuatio

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authorities are not comfortable lifting evacuation orders to areas closer to the fire, including santa rosa, larkield and windsor. >>> 6:40 and we expect overnight numbers on the kincade fire within the next hour with pg&e power lines being connected to that fire and a weekend fire in the east bay with new details and minutes. >>> doctors are calling childhood obesity and epidemic. a look at a recommendation a leading pediatric group said some teenagers and kids could benefit from. >>> let's check with gasia mikaelian. >>> when i join you in minutes, the mayor of san jose, sam liccardo, is in washington, d.c. testifying on the house committee on oversight and reform. what he says on the environment relating to breakthroughs and benjamin. >>> we get a lot of long press releases and the ktvu newsroom but this was two words. what was said about the return of a fast food stand sparking a frenzy at drive-thrus and social media? >>> we'll be right back. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious t

windsor, lark ville all in the path of possibly some embers. santa rosa is not that far away from the fire perimeter as you can see there. you should think about this. calistoga and middletown under evacuation warning meaning you may be asked to evacuate. what's ahead for us? the wind calms down by 9:00 a.m. on wednesday, and then we will see this on and off smoke likely the next couple days until they get some higher containment on this fire. i did just check some new information coming in on the weather models. we might, as i mentioned, get some rain chances increasing by the second or third week of november. that's what we got right now. >> that would be so good. >> we need that. thanks former president joining us at 11:00. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - emma thompson, joel kinnaman, musical guest, liam gallagher, and featuring the legendary r

some of the remnants of the fire that swept through but evacuation orders went into effect for the lark field area around midnight last night that was after the entire town of windsor had to evacuate. the strong wind through the day with the wind gusts and 90 miles per hour made this a harrowing firefight to battle the kincade fire. cal fire shifted a lot of resources to the southern end of windsor towards shiloh where we are now. the mayor described the shock and dismay about the massive fire and the unprecedented evacuation. he spoke to two ktvu at a shelter in petaluma back waiting with the resident and described how they prior prepped to the outskirts of the town. >> reporter: incredible wind and then the delay with things on fire everywhere around us. there was grass on fire. there were dishes on fire. the only reason why we did not use loose it is that we had so many first responders there. >> we are taking nothing for granted. we will be as aggressive as we have ever been. the overlay of the power shut offs are legitimately great environment. it is even more anxiety inducing. and

forced organizers to move all of yesterday's screenings scheduled for the sequoia theater to century larksahead, a taste of something very different. >> yeah. up next, art with a different sort of canvas -- cookie dough. the talents of one bay area artist next. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? (smiling) sure. or when you find thnd at at price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> always a good lineup -- >>> now a short time-out from our power crisis coverage for something a little different. a peninsula woman could be described as a baker, entrepreneur, and artist. cookies are her canvas. let's check out her amazing creations. ♪ >> i don't work on cuptakes or cakes. i work on these freaking cookies. take a look at all these cookies. how long would you say it took me to make these 50 cookies? three hours? try three days. it takes a long time to make custom sugar

the "new york times" obtained the messages sent by pilot lark forkner two years ago in which he expressed serious concern about what was then the new automated sensor system. the system blamed in two 737 max jet crashes within five months of each other, which killed 346 people and grounded the entire fleet. here they are, folks. the pilot reportedly messaged another employee saying quote, it's running rampant in the sim or simulator. granted, i suck at flying but even this was egregious. the pilot going on to message quote, i basically lied to regulators unknowingly. "the claman countdown" called the federal aviation administration. we got this from them. they say that the faa said only yesterday did boeing get the documents, including the two-year-old instant messages. quote, the faa finds the substance of the document concerning. the faa is also disappointed that boeing did not bring this document to our attention immediately upon its discovery. but we also obtained the actual lett the faa sent to boeing, and folks, disappointed appears to be anderstatement here. look at the tone of thi

this is near the intersection of california and lark and no other details we know that they are diverting traffic away from the area. we're not sure how fire the how big the fire is or if it's under control yet but you should avoid california at larkin until further notice we'll have another update coming up in just a bit. james well. >>71 the time some breaking news out of south bay right now where we understand one man is dead after a stabbing in san jose and they're still searching for his killer it happened on sunday night. >>on the 1500 block of alum rock road near highway one oh one several people were actually involved in a fight and during that fight one man was stabbed first responders that came out to the scene they rushed him to the hospital. but he's died from his severe injuries. police are still looking for the attacker this morning, no description has been released to the public at this time. unfortunately this is the 28th homicide in san jose this year. >>well happening now fire crews are battling a large wildfire burning in napa county burned more than 500 acres at this p

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ecuador and -- from chile, vens way lark i think i could add mexico, we're actually seeing a kind of crisis develop -- unfolding in our own hemisphere. how should the united states be addressing this? senator murphy: first and foremost we can spend some money. when i think about how we would allocate dollars under a doubling of the state department in the usaid there are some projects that you could pick back up from the obama administration in the northern triangle that they were -- that they were running with fairly meager resources that with additional resources could actually get you some real security. so if migration continues to be something that both parties are going to care deeply about, and we should, then we should be spending real money to help smoof our poorer partners in the hemisphere to try to stand up security apparatus in which less families feel the need to run to the united states. on venezuela, i've been one they have few willing to be critical of the president's strategy there, i'm very wereried about venezuela becoming the next cuba in which we apply sanctions

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. >> kay larks la, so much to get. >>> meantime, alibaba's founder speaking at the forbes global ceoouching on a variety of subjects including the duty of being a billionaire. >> we have $1 billion. that's not your money. that's the society's trust they believe you can spend the money better than the others you have to spend money in a smart better way so i told bill and warren buffett i want to use the money to create more jobs. i want to use this money to do the things that is more than just giving the money. >> answering some large questions which i'm sure we'll address with benioff in a few. >> he couldn't be more on point i think. you want to put food on the dinner table and you want to give health care and i think that jack ma is totally right in understanding the typical american who is about to go bankrupt because of health care. anyone who's tried to find a policy in areas where there used to be obamacare where people would write insurance, a lot of people who are not -- who can't get it because the companies aren't writing anymore he has a great understanding of the weaknes

listening to your call you know, tesla comes out and basically, you say something good about tess larks say, hey, you said it was bad. now you got me caught in a short. the fact is a lot of people think it's hocus pocus i come back and say i look at the indication position and say. >> 5 billion >> the most ever >> they had some actual cash flow i think musk is still very profession promotional. take this from the call. now we think it's in a good place headed to a great place, we've restored resources to tesla storage, so i think that will be the crazy groat for as far into the future as i can imagine. >> but he didn't trash negative analysts. >> no. >> he was clearly sober in the calls, no doubt about that >> okay. you tell me. >> i'm not saying that he ever wasn't. >> he didn't hit sobriety yet. >> i wasn't, be careful in that conclusion you drew. >> i didn't. >> i'm talking more cbd oriented, anyway i think thc, remember this, it's a fraction >> cbd you rub on yourself >> it's better people say than icy hot. it was just a regular call that's one of the reasons the stocks so much he w

but we had a earlier problem in larks sp s lar larkspurr that has been pushed shouldn't mean a changeatisfaction by j.d. powe >>> now, an accuweather update from "abc7 mornings." >>> good morning to you. take a look at the mavericks near half moon bay where we have the surfers out. high surf advisory until 9:00 and the heights around 15 feet later today. dangerous out there. and from the exploratorium camera, it is going to be a nice day and fall-like and in the 40s in the north bay and mid-60s in breezy downtown with the low 70s inland. reggie? >> thank you, lisa. another update in about 30 minutes and you can find us o ♪ we are family can find us o >>> welcome back to "gma." it is time for the finale of our sees, home sweet home. roll that prompter. that will help me out if you do that, and we have -- it starts here, and this morning we have another incredible story that we want to share with you guys. nearly 450,000 children are in foster care in the united states, and these kids age out of the system at 18 years old, leaving many homeless and helpless, but some states have extende

i wanted to bring your attention to the service advisory from mass transit, and larks spur spr 9:20 a.mwant to make sure that you are going arrive early for that. all clear for the issue reported earlier in campbell with the five-car crash. >>> now, ak accuweather update from "abc7 mornings." >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma and a live look at the east bay hills cam rand the sun sup here and clear as could be. temperature-wise starting out in the 40s and the 50s and it is 60 though in the city right now. later today, it is tons of sunshine. it is a warm october afternoon and the 80s around the bay shoreline and the warmest spot, reggie, near 90. >> thank you, drew. coming up on "gma," cameron douglas with the first interview with diane sawyer and son of michael douglas and opening up about the family legacy and so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally b

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they acquired bica.com which is similar to wikipedia and it has lark to take on slack.luation that's coming up in "squawk alley." >> stay with us. joining us to talk more on chinese influence on tiktok, alex harness here. technology editor for "the guardian." this is a controversial company. i know it has a huge valuation but they're doing stuff that i think at least in the west people are looking at thinking, what is going on here? in part because of the role of the chinese government in all of this >> yeah. i mean, the thing about tiktok is it is owned by a chinese company. the company itself sort of has a strong self-image as a silicon valley startup and it says its chinese owners are just that, owners they don't control it. but based on documents that i received in may this year, that doesn't really seem to be reflected in how the company's run. in fact, tiktok takes a much, much stronger attitude against the sort of content that -- well, that the chinese government wouldn't like to see on a social media app. moderators were told to remove references to tianamen squ