a euro is a kind exchange and into battery for a fleet charged $1.00 this important by itself little green says the electricity comes from the solar energy on top of the company's beauty. these green technology behind france is so key as believers is a sign of hope in 2 ways. providing for people's needs in the local down. and for clean the country once the pandemic is over, i hope the sun could choose to shine. they'll soon be a lot more rich charging stations electric transporters and talks this could make a big difference in terms of pollution, especially when the traffic picks up again. and now we move on to ghana to learn more about yet another leader. they said, can you tell us more? yes indeed. sandra. it's something that was designed to help tackle a major problem in the country. illegal logging, farming and mining are driving rapidly for a station. but nowadays, whether the problem is really an app to help solve it. and that is the case here to an app that lets you pour money into what's going on in the area. and we believe all logging back to hard work. the man used in this op wa

and instead of having there be a worm and a little green circle with fog in the middle of it, can the sign simply say buses to san francisco and buses to north bay? secondly, the k1 panels are really useless. and yet they're very expensive investment and seem to offer a lot of flexibility. i would love thoughts on how to make them useful in the short-term, instead of counterproductive. even putting up just some static maps of how the system works and explanation how the system works would be very helpful in the short run. and then most of my questions are about wayfinding details, like a standard for numbering exists so that the entire journey train can be explained with google maps. and you know thoughtfully integrated. i'll stop there and hear your response. >> thanks. i'll take this first. i know there was a question about the -- >> sure. >> so if i may, through you, chair, thank you for the question. yeah, i would agree, we have ourselves used the problems as an example of design over -- in other instances. our view generally on transit system wayfinding is that they are often dri

so we're going to be seeing that the greens a little bit lighter and then when you see the orange coloring that's even a more intense, so you're going to want to have the rain boots, the rain jacket today and of course an umbrella by 5 o'clock it looks like things to lighten up a little bit across the north bay, the bulk of the shower activity will be on the peninsula and our east bay zone and throughout the entire south as it moves to further towards of the valley areas and then tonight things will taper off just a bit however, we still are going to see windy conditions so keep that in mind and then wednesday, it's going to be much lighter than what we're seeing today, but you still want to have your rain gear because we are going to see that shower activity just a more scattered throughout the entire day tomorrow. temperatures outside a very widespread look at this we're looking at 40's in the north bay but 60 degrees right here in san francisco. 62 in hayward 62 in san jose but 53 in vallejo a chilly 49 and napa today's highs some much different than what we saw yesterday we were in the

just a few little green blips offshore as it gets into radar range, but the clouds are moving in. the hour by hour rain chances in the north bay, you get in on the action first. already by mid-morning it's likely to be raining around santa rosa and the north bay. while your rain chances take a dip by early afternoon, off and on showers are going to linger into late afternoon and early evening. around san francisco, the central bay, best chance of rain around lunchtime, maybe before that by late morning. once again those rain chances dwindle, but they don't drop to zero as we head into tomorrow evening. scattered activity still with us. the farther south you go, you have to wait longer so your temperatures will be warmer. best chance of rain in san jose by -- take a look at it hour by hour on futurecast in just a few minutes. we will add up how much rain we expect in different parts of the bay area. >> we'll see you then. thanks, paul. >>> new at 11:00, a fire broke out at a san jose car dealership and forced evacuations. it started behind the office building and people inside had

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very difficult because unlike physical warfare, where you can see the tanks at the border or the little green men invading, you can't see intermission warfare. it's not tangible, therefore it becomes very, very effective. and the other thing about information warfare and the democratization of the weapons of information warfare is that it is no longer a thing that only state actors can wage. well organized groups can wage information warfare. even an individual can wage information work for a win against the states. i think when you look at warfare in the 21st century, it is increasingly going to be fought in this information space by more actors and it's community creasing league difficult for citizens or groups to realize that they're actually under attack. and you can even look at the debate in the united states right now, to understand how aspect of information warfare is, especially when it comes to foreign interference and just information what's making even more difficult. and you point this out, is that more now? i'm not sure what's real and what's not real. so he said look, suppose w

customers at this fir farm in new york are spending a little green of their own this year. >> just havingara pratt says demand for real trees during this pandemic season is way up. >> we have a lot of new customers that have not visited us in the past there's a lot of people that are looking to get outside of their homes. >> reporter: across the u.s. more people are looking for the real thing, not an artificial one. >> honestly, i'm not sure that any of us could have predicted that it would be this busy. >> reporter: some from the comfort and safety of their own car. last year more than 20 million real christmas trees were sold in the u.s now in the middle of a pandemic, experts say that number could go up a recent survey found that nearly 25% of people who had an artificial tree or no tree at all last year plan on buying a real tree this holiday season. >> we've been through a heck of a year people are trying to end it with something positive, something happy, and real christmas trees can do that. time with your family to go out and get the tree, bring it home, be together. that's really

it reminds us that the arrows from the little green boxes are missing part of the history of people who maintained the spiritual and physical connection with the land, who found ways to maintain their connection with these places in the south from which they were displaced by slavery and white mobility. what do we make of this? this is a strange turn in southern history, especially as people otherwise recognizes white are eager for a connection to people when their ancestors persecuted into leaving their homes. on the one hand, this is arguably a heartening change from most of american history. on the other hand, the claim of widespread self identification is a major political problem for native people themselves, who established standards within their own nations. some claimants may express sincere beliefs in ancestry, but others may seek to leverage that identity for material social -- material or social gain. there is no understanding, and this is my main point. the history of the law, this is important, these are histories of millions of people acting on what the law is saying. peop

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seeing a little bit of a break they're part of the east bay though coming down a little more and spot you can see the darker greenose are some heavier amounts of rainfall taking the street level you see some of those areas picking up some rain right there on washington boulevard, the rain a little bit heavier in that area. then a little further to the east as you make your way into pleasanton dublin seeing some heavier amounts of rain coming through some of the city there so watch out for that if you're out there on the roads you can see those pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall nothing to real heavy around the bay area right now but certainly if you're the roads, pretty slick out there. close look now as you make your way in the emeryville you can see a nice l making its way into west oakland as we take in the street level we'll be tracking the storm system all night long there's more rain to come of details in a few minutes. thank you lawrence. well tonight you might be surprised maybe not but at least 2 california lawmakers are in for a legislative conference nice place to have a meeting the trip comes as

there's a little green strip in the east and other than that it was deforested back in the 50s and 60s they cut down the trees and sold them and got money that was good for a couple of years and then 50 or 60 years later the nation was devoid of trees and in the amazon you could see that these big giant squares that used to be a dark green and now they are light green and that's accelerated in the recent regime change so those are kind of heartbreaking to see but other than that, most of the earth does look beautiful and you can't see pollution in america or europe. most of the planet was spectacular. >> at night you get the light pollution as well though. >> one of the analogies if you are an alien zooming past of the earth in the daylight you might not even notice people. you can see airline trails and boats if you have a zoom lens you can see their patterns. if you know you are looking at london or buenos aires or some cities you can see these big concrete white patches but not really, during the daylight you can see people. at night time it is a very different story because you can

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some of the outer bands of the storm system begin to work their way on shore up the coastline, a little green begin to show up that is way up in the atmosphere though, but more that on the way winds they will be picking up we've already seen some gusts along the coastline over 20 miles an hour now, but look at this as we head toward tomorrow morning just the front coming through. so the winds gusting to 36 miles an hour and half moon bay 30 in san francisco. then you see all the purple color showing up along the coastal range there along the peninsula. those are wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. so certainly strong enough that we could see some trees coming down maybe some power lines to some people could lose power in the storm system as it comes on by then by the afternoon still blustery afternoon. but the winds begin to subside just a little bit so here we hope storm system off the coastline looks pretty impressive and here comes bring the rain for tomorrow behind that we're going to get some scattered showers continuing on wednesday another band coming in as we look toward possibly thurs

a little green on the screen but mostly red. story, it is negative but just a fraction negative right now and the s&p following in line with what the dow is doing. we see a little green on the screen but the s&p down 0.13%. pfizer and biotech files for emergency use operation for their virus vaccine. when is that going to be available? >> likely next month. this has to happen first, you need to have an fda advisory committee meeting where regulators discuss the data and decide to approve it. the rumor is the date set for next month, maybe more like the middle of next month, people are saying why not tomorrow? the drugmakers have been hard at work but the rumor is they will consider pfizer and moderna's vaccine at the same time. once they approve it they ship it the next day so we are talking 40 million doses ready and delivered by year's end. dave: that is so much more than people suggested, saying it will go to a fraction, 40 million is a lot better, but not just the vaccine but also treatments, therapeutics being given emergen

and instead of having there be a worm and a little green circle with fog in the middle of it, can the sign simply say buses to san francisco and buses to north bay? secondly, the k1 panels are really useless. and yet they're very expensive investment and seem to offer a lot of flexibility. i would love thoughts on how to make them useful in the short-term, instead of counterproductive. even putting up just some static maps of how the system works and explanation how the system works would be very helpful in the short run. and then most of my questions are about wayfinding details, like a standard for numbering exists so that the entire journey train can be explained with google maps. and you know thoughtfully integrated. i'll stop there and hear your response. >> thanks. i'll take this first. i know there was a question about the -- >> sure. >> so if i may, through you, chair, thank you for the question. yeah, i would agree, we have ourselves used the problems as an example of design over -- in other instances. our view generally on transit system wayfinding is that they are often dri

as it was way back then journalists and us journalists not the world reaction is made of green cheese. by little a little boy would. do much good for. an orthodox priest was in severe condition after being shot by a gunman outside a church in the front of the of the on on saturday. that incident comes 2 days after an islamic extremists killed 3 people out of basilica in east as a man has called on friends to denounce radicalism you 4 times once again it is from families that don't taste of freedom for this possibility on our soil to believe freely and not to give way to any minute terrorists so to plan muslims around the world wage against among all micron's to find something right to parity diligent and his previous remarks on islam. also this hour thousands protested be british.

greene decided to offer his experience in the u.s. army and efhe was assigned to t infantry. in 1862, little had been written about greene and his performance on the battlefield. there had been several notes here and there by other officers in the brigade to which he served, several beneath him in new york. it was perhaps colonel william fox in his dedication remarks in the life and military services of general greene would later write perhaps the best description of general greene as he came to gettysburg and would fight there on july 2nd and 3rd, 1863. fox wrote, general greene's appearance at this time was about 62 years old, thick set, 5'10" high, with iron gray hair and a gray beard and mustache, gruff in manner and gruff in appearance but possessing a kind heart. men learned to respect him as much as they feared him. he knew how to drill, how to command, and in the hour of peril, how to care for his command, and the men respected him accordingly. greene would need all of his past training and military experience as well as that ki kindheartedness to look after th his command because th

firecrackers should be sold in delhi but otherwise says that at the time most traders had little access to green firecrackers. this year despite a better supply their id is still limited and sales are little. our sales some fallen to 25 percent of what they used to be we can't make up for our loss and the cons of firecrackers the children want for devouring are just not available. mafia harbor new. customers are divided over whether this move will bring any real change in the capital while some seem to broken the move environmentalists like somebody should love or feel that this is all sound and fury a long time some. sion is sought moving from norman 5 god goes to green goggles as lord and off right now because they wore the green god as a boy and that everything was in less pollution by then still of the corn but more firecrackers higher than the norm of firecrackers this would not have an impact on the air quality. other like knowledge is that the move from regular to green practice is a positive one but she feels that the industrial is treated unfairly every year. with uncle the pollution is

family friendly, green little truck with the side of the houses here also produce more energy. they consume is one of the most famous ecologically design neighborhoods in the world? people come from all over the world to see architects, engineers, politicians, environmental activists, or just people who want to build some of the things themselves. might they come to see how it's done? the money was mine. promoting food from the local region as one of 50. sustainability is the city a city, so residents live and breathe environmental awareness. people here joke that you're only a fry burger when your hobby is separating your garbage. that's definitely important here. the city at the edge of the black forest shows how the past can be combined with an ecological and that brings us to the end of this special edition. but don't forget to check out our web site for our latest draw where this backpack is up for grabs from all of us here in berlin. thanks for watching closely again. see what's going on here? oh, no. house of your for me only from a printer. computer games that are heali

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seeing a little bit of a break they're part of the east bay though coming down a little more and spot you can see the darker green, those are some heavier amounts of rainfall taking the street level you see some of those areas picking up some rain right there on washington boulevard, the rain a little bit heavier in that area. then a little further to the east as you make your way into pleasanton dublin seeing some heavier amounts of rain coming through some of the city there so watch out for that if you're out there on the roads you can see those pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall nothing to real heavy around the bay area right now but certainly if you're the roads, pretty slick out there. close look now as you make your way in the emeryville you can see a nice l making its way into west oakland as we take in the street level we'll be tracking the storm system all night long there's more rain to come of details in a few minutes. thank you lawrence. well tonight you might be surprised maybe not but at least 2 california lawmakers are in for a legislative conference nice place to have a meeting the trip comes

victory of the army at gettysburg, at the dedication of greene's monuments on the summit up culp's hill. a monument that he oversaw, relented a little. he said it was not just he himself who helped secure the victory at gettysburg, but it was the so -- stubborn resistance of greene along that saved us from disaster. i think the importance of greene's story and the actions on culp's hill were said best in this quote i would like to close the program with the day. it says this, these who are now presents, those of you watching at home, watching on your ipad, your phone screen, those that are watching on your television and c-span, these that are now present, you remind this generation, us today, of the debt it owes to the soldiers who won the victory for the union. not only for themselves, but for the millions who enjoy the fruits of the triumph gained at the cost so many thousands of lives. thank you. in october of 1862, confederate cavalry under general j.e.b. stuart pressed into maryland and pennsylvania, including the town of chambersburg to raid for horses

a little bit of green offshore. there's a slight chance of a sprinkle. definitely cooling off.showing temperatures in the 50s to the 60s. palo alto around 60 degrees. here's the live camera. one area picking up some of the clouds moving in. we'll start out tomorrow on the cool side. the frost advisory to start out wednesday morning. 30s and 40s, here's the culprit. this area of low pressure and upstream in the flow. as we look kind of showing you this later in the week. this could be for friday and saturday, especially in the north bay. not a major storm producer. unsettled forecast. tomorrow for wednesday, partly cloudy skies. we'll thicken up the cloud cover. thursday morning we'll thicken up the clouds. rainfall, we'll track that along the coast. cold start tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy by this time wednesday, forecast highs in the upper 40s. quite a few clouds over the next couple days. chance of showers as we track a couple showers. sunday at lost at this point appears to be the warmest day. not tracking excessive rainfall but it will be nice to have a few scattered show

finally seeing a little bit of green on this map which would actually suggest slightly better than average chances for finding above average rain for parts of interior northern california. we're certainly going to shift to a much cooler pattern we think starting next weekend and possibly taking us through the middle of november. so maybe a more optimistic seven day forecast moving forward. san francisco dropping out of the 70s and yes stay tuned. could be much cooler inland, too. 70 and 60s for now. cooler and at least the storm door slowly trying to open, something we're going to be watching closely as we go through the week. but in the meantime it's a warm halloween evening and a warm finish to this weekend and first day of november. let's send it back to you. >> rob, did you have trouble finding that rain graphic with the drops coming down? >> i had to do some looking around. it took a while. had to see if we still had those. >> yeah, haven't used it in a while. >> coming up, match called off. the reason why the san jose earthquakes won't be playing tomorrow. we'll explain next. woman:

green" show that lunches this evening. -- launches this evening. the european open is up next. a quick check on where we trade, u.s. equity futures are pushing a littlegreen after wall street closes down. european equities are in the red, the dax down 0.3%. ftse 100 down 0.8%. ♪ anna: good morning and welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i'm anna edwards in london. here are your top headlines. approach with caution -- jay powell is joined by christine lagarde and andrew bailey in warning economic challenges despite the prospect of a coronavirus vaccine. u.s. cases weigh on stocks, stocks look set to continue the slide in europe while treasury yields fall amid growing

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that a lot the idea of folks in this space work waiting for a little bit more of a green light to allow broader financial vehicles to invest, do you think that could be on the horizon? >> we will see some changes over the next few months with the administration which will be possible changes inside the regulation. we can still build through it in a centralized manner in a global pandemic. bitcoin has been able to be resilient. joe: i want to go back to the seeming quietness within the media, public attention. from your perspective, looking at retail activity, how does the buying that you see compared to late 2017? >> late 2017 was more of a panicked phone mode. since then, we have had another to gettingch has led people aware as to a two-way market. you were able to see a bearish period of time where people were able to build out majority for structure to handle this demand. we are now clasping the all-time i in market cap. otherexciting to see all-time highs even though we have not broken through that 20,000 mark. caroline: when you have players like paul tudor jones saying, i will com

it's mostly green. a little bit of slowing. the fog will show up as orange yellow. we do see the east shore freeway westbound 80 some debris in the roads. we're tracking that, no major issue and fog in the north bay. highway 37 along 129. use caution but no slowing. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 5:10. severe weather sweeping through the south. still ahead at 5:25 on "today in the bay," the damage done in texas and the impact the storm is having on so many thanksgiving plans. >>> we'll take a closer look at the record set on the stock market and home prices way up. i'll have those numbers as well. >> checkmate, one popular netflix show is sparking a big interest in the game of chess. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good wednesday morning. the time is 5:43 and we can see the commute is already rolling through the tri-valley at least right now. visibility is fairly clear. we will see fog drifting through. temperatures in the mid-40s but heading into the upper 50s today. some slight chances of rain in the forecast coming up. >>> as kari points out we do

the green on your screen a little bit lighter shower activity, the yellow and orange only intensifiesn some pockets of heavy showers at times that going to be seeing it's going to continue to spread south east as we move into san francisco now by the 10 o'clock hour even parts of our east a zone like oakland and in berkeley and then by noontime it looks like very widespread and we're going to the entire bay area the covered this rainfall much needed rain so you're going to want the rain gear ready because it's even going to be with us by 5 o'clock tonight. and it looks like the heaviest will be mainly in the east bay by that time the south bay and along the peninsula, some lighter shower activity in the north bay by that time. and then it will start to really lighten up as we get into the latter part of tonight. but don't put the umbrellas away because wednesday we're going to see the showers continue it's going to be lighter than what we saw today. but we're going to see pockets of maybe some heavy rainfall at times. this is what it looks like at noon tomorrow, so i definitely want t

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things are changing a little bit. not the green on the screen. we're seeing fog.what we're going have to deal with tomorrow morning in the north bay, once again. just over a mile as far as visibility goes in napa. four miles in novato and santa rosa. drive carefully if you are communicating tomorrow. temperatures in the 40s, 50s right now. as we head towards midnight and going into the overnight hours, those numbers will fall even more. it's already cooler in many parts of the bay area, bottoming out in the mid and upper 30s for the coldest north bay valleys. bundle up. you'll need the winter jackets and coats. you'll notice they're 34 degrees in santa rosa. now the average low for santa rosa in the upper 30s this time of year, it's going to be colder than where we normally are around this time. for a couple of days, even colder on saturday before those temperatures begin to moderate a bit as we head into tuesday of next week. east bay hills camera showing you a lovely view of san francisco right now. chilly tomorrow morning. patchy fog and high clouds. we're look

things are changing a little bit. not the green on the screen. we're seeing fog.t's what we're going have to deal with tomorrow morning in the north bay, once again. just over a mile as far as visibility goes in napa. four miles in novato and santa rosa. drive carefully if you are communicating tomorrow. temperatures in the 40s, 50s right now. as we head towards midnight and going into the overnight hours, those numbers will fall even more. it's already cooler in many parts of the bay area, bottoming out in the mid and upper 30s for the coldest north bay valleys. bundle up. you'll need the winter jackets and coats. you'll notice they're 34 degrees in santa rosa. now the average low for santa rosa in the upper 30s this time of year, it's going to be colder than where we normally are around this time. for a couple of days, even colder on saturday before those temperatures begin to moderate a bit as we head into tuesday of next week. east bay hills camera showing you a lovely view of san francisco right now. chilly tomorrow morning. patchy fog and high clouds. we're

the world reaction is made of green cheese. little are coming. up with which you're. welcome back to cross talk are all things considered i'm curious about remind you we're talking about the upcoming election. ok let's go back to georgia in budapest on this program in december of 2016 ouster the election of donald trump i asked my viewers if the force regime change cataloged playbook that the u.s. has played around the world with a vengeance since the breakup of yugoslavia if that playbook has been brought to the united states and i think in fact equally yes it's been brought to the united states and what we're getting here is a projects. by those that want to make sure the trump is not reelected is that they themselves are meddling in this election they are the ones that are creating confusion they're the ones that. rely upon conspiratorial ideas and what it does is it is destroying. confidence in institutions and in the idea of democracy itself go ahead george yes indeed and what we're seeing now is the classic a regime change operation that we've seen in other coun