lorrain cÁceres tiene los detalles. lorrain: la llamada se produjo el 25 de julio a las 9:00 a.m.dial y felicitar al presidente por su reciente elecciÓn, trump le hace este comentario. >> yo digo que hacemos mucho por ucrania, estados unidos ha sido muy, pero muy buena con ucrania. no dirÍa que es recÍproco, necesariamente, porque estÁn sucediendo cosas que no son buenas. lorrain: aunque el documento es una transcripciÓn exacta, su contenido muestra claramente que el presidente trump le pidiÓ a su contraparte un favor que ahora es la base de una investigaciÓn para destituirlo. ademÁs, se habla mucho sobre el hijo de biden. biden detuvo el encausamiento, mucha gente quiere saber sobre eso. cualquier cosa que pueda hacer con el fiscal general serÍa magnÍfico. si puede investigar eso, a mÍ me suena horrible. el presidente trump y su abogado rudolph giuliani, dijo que cuando era vicepresidente, biden arÓ una investigación a una empresa en ucrania, en la cual su hijo era miembro de la nt >> de declarar para los que saben interpretar el cÓdigo. tiene su cÓdigo, como el jefe de una famil

lorrain: el presidente reacciona inmediatamente en twitter diciendo que es una cacerÍa de brujas.admitiÓ que tuvo el pago de millones de dÓlares en asistencia gritarÁ de cráneo. de lo que no lo hizo para presionar al gobierno, algo que serÍa ilegal, sino porque considera que otros paÍses deben contribuir con el gasto. la controversia saliÓ relucir, luego de que la semana pasada, un funcionario de inteligencias a de la cara una conversaciÓn entre trump y el presidente de ucrania en julio, un juicio polÍtico es una tragedia que Él provocÓ. fue lo que dije candidato presidencial demÓcrata joe biden. la cÁmara representan su primera vez, la mayorÍa de los demÓcratas estÁn a favor del proceso. >> jamÁs violÓ algo esencial. en este momento de, en la historia del paÍs no van a juzgar, asÍ, cada uno de nosotros quÉ hicimos y qué acciÓn tomamos. lorrain: si la investigaciÓn determina que pruebas suficientes para una instituciÓn el caso pasa al senado. la decisiÓn queda en manos de los republicanos. >> los colegas republicanos /tomarla obligaciÓn patriótica, lorrain: el presidente dijiste q

lorrain: lo que podrÍa justificar su destituciÓn. >> el presidente est?eso, tomando fondos del ejÉrcito para un muro en la frontera. lorrain: la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes nancy pelosi, que hasta el momento se haya negado a iniciar un juicio polÍtico, dijo que si el director interino de inteligencia nacional se niega a entregar la denuncia al congreso, como dicta la ley, serÍa otro nivel de ilegalidad que la obligarÍa a iniciar una investigaciÓn. biden a dicho por su parte que el presidente estÁ abusando de poder intentando daÑar su nombre porque sabe que puede ganar las elecciones. esta exigiendo que se publique una transcripciÓn de la llamada inmediatamente. ilia: vamos a cambiar de tema, porque hoy varias voces se alzaron en la cumbre de acciÓn climÁtica de la onu para decir que hay que actuar de inmediato, si queremos salvar el planeta. decenas de paÍses participan en este foro, entre ellos no estÁ estados unidos. blanca rosa vilches nos cuenta quÉ pasÓ. blanca: las voces as pasional de los asistentes comprometidos con la cumbre de acci

lorraine: yes, that's right.m as well because we think there is that we expect a trend china will seek slowing growth down the road. the aging demographics is a large part of that. debt constraint as to how much the country can do as well. we do expect a reduction in fixed capital investment over the but that will favor domestic consumption story which is really happening. companies like enn energy which is a town gas utility will see steady growth. basically, transparent cash payments. especially with the government, a key priority being pollution patrol -- control. paul: so, you like enn. you like utilities. is there anything in china you don't like at the moment, that is really flashing red and you should stay away from? lorraine: at this -- there are some pockets of excess values that we think are excessive. maybe price perfection. on a sector basis, we would still stay away from the larger infrastructure. we are staying away from the building materials companies because we think there is risk globally on tha

of the highlights from this year's program the distant barking of dogs by danish director simon lorraine wilmont the documentary follows a young often in eastern ukraine hardened by life near the front line at a checkout. like t.f. i am the film was presented by the charity save the children currently we have 420000000 children. growing up in a war zone and this experience is exactly what we can see in the film. the documentary voices of the city follows a cuban family and their american dream. so. now we get asked. but the american dream isn't all it's cracked up to be. i think this story does it kind of individualized human eyes as it is and to modernize the whole notion of migration they're not just figures they are real people with real human emotion german films were also center stage you come out it's been the presented his short film. 3 ill german iranian doctor who takes a final road trip with his son. and director noah fink shites debut system crusher tells the story of an emotionally disturbed young go who pushes the foster care system to its limits the movie is this year's ger

>> very. >> reporter: andy was a constant companion to lorraine's late husband robert.re best buddies. >>. >> reporter: but one day andy's get up and go just disappeared. >> he got up and he couldn't get out of the bed and he was dragging his legs behind him. he was paralyzed. >> reporter: andy was suffering from a life threatening spine condition. she learned the bad news. he needed emergency spine surgery. >> the longer you wait, the great jest risk that you're going to have permanent paralysis. >> reporter: it's a very risky surgery. andy's bones, blood vessels and nerves fit in a tiny space the size of a finger. if his surgeons were a fraction off, it could spell disaster but andy had fortune on his side. the dog's surgeons had recently teemed up with the human doctors at thomas jefferson university in a revolutionary program. andy was their first patient. together they created the 3-d printed model of andy's spine. it was the roadmap his surgeons needed to save his life. >> it not only helped me know where it began but it helped me know the direction of where all t

lorraine caceres esta ahi con lo que se vive en las horas previas....e siente una energÍa distintaprepardo los Últimos detalles. literalmente traducido a un cuarto de giro. aquÍ estarÁn todos los medios, reportando a sus respectivos medios, estarÁn los representantes de todas las campaÑas contestando pregunta, tambiÉn reaccionando a todo lo que sucede en el escenario, en algÚn momento de la noche podemos esperar tambiÉn que estÉn tratando de convencer a los medios de que su candidato fue el gran ganador de la noche. todos los ojos esta noche estarÁn en joe baiden. por primera vez enfrenta en este escenario, al momento de este debate un durarÁunas tres horas, los candidatos tienen mÁximo ocho minutos para dejar claro cuÁl es su mensaje. estaremos al tanto.los aspiraÁ preparando, algunos de ellos hasta mandando mensajes por sus redes, ¿quÉ mÁs hacen para calmar sus nervios? lorein: poco comÚn, los candidatos gracias al Último memento hacen campaÑa, esta vez varios candidatos han decidido no llevar a cabo eventos, estÁn todos relajÁndose, vimos a la esposa

nos vamos hasta la sede de este debate con lorrain cÁceres. >> asÍ es, carolina.en este evento se reducen la cantidad de precandidatos en la contienda lo cual es algo muy importante porque hace mÁs fÁcil que la gente pueda entender las propuestas, procesar las diferencias y decidir por su favorito. houston es una ciudadmuy importante en este paÍs. en el estado de texas lo quieren cambiar de un estado rojo a un estado azul. el texto dan informaciÓn hasta el momento. carolina: el debate serÁ transmitido en vivo desde houston, texas por univisiÓn digital con transmisiÓn simultÁnea al espaÑol borja: mÉxico no serÁ un tercer paÍs seguro segÚn marcelo ebrard tras reunirse en washington d.c. con mike pence. hizo Énfasis en que las polÍticas para detener los flujos o efecto. tambiÉn le pidiÓ al gobierno de trump que frene la entrada de armas ilegales provenientes de estados unidos. tambiÉn dijo que el descenso de migraciÓn hacia los estados unidos serÁ irreversible. carolina: han bajado en un 70% la cantidad de personas que llegan a mÉxico. mas adelante una mujer en calif

i went out there on what was the lorraine motel balcony. the place where he last stood.e place where he breathed his last breath. i had the sense of awe. i'm not kidding. i just did there for a minute and i thought about the man who changed my life. and here i am standing here being called also, a catalyst for change. what an honor. [applause] >> let's end with that last clip. ♪. >> i was rescued from a light sentence. i served almost 22 years in prison. kim kardashian west and my attorney went to the white house. met with president trump, presented my case before him. and he had mercy upon me and granted my clemency. my release has given hope to so many other families. that possibility, their families will be restored too and that's what i want to see. i hope that my story will humanize people who are in prison. second chances are so important to bring people back home to their families. our country needs criminal justice reform because the system is broken. when you see an injustice that has taken place, something needs to happen to fix it. [applause] >> for those of y

a hurricane lorraine a category one storm making its way towards the north bring a very heavy rain across much of this area la paz mexico is expected to receive probably 200 millimeters of rain today and into tomorrow as well the system is going to continue to stay over warm water of the gulf of california stay a category one storm here bringing a lot of storm surge across the scoville areas but down here towards the south this is tropical storm mario this is going to actually be just towards the western part of baja california brings some also gusty winds across much of that area for used to know it is getting dry fuel we do expect to see attempts there of 31 degrees. the weather sponsored by countdown and release. from the family home is still navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart to the time we finish our scares to the station and dicing with death. i'm afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go a coffee plant families need the men who go to the extreme just to make a living. you have to be a strong swimmer otherwise it's safe and risking it all vietnam on al

likely going to happen we're going to see maybe 4 maybe 6 inches of rain along the path just from lorrainend then you've got mario coming up behind that and certainly could see some more rain on saturated ground that would only add to some concerns with some of the flooding there so dangerous there in the tropics guys and looks like a got a long way to go before the season comes to an end all right lauren so the man accused of killing one person and wounding several others in a southern california synagogue shooting. >>he's pleaded not guilty for the first time the surveillance video of the shooting was played inside the courtroom right after the entire video played john ernest to turn toward the victims families smiled made a hand gesture 60 year-old lori gilbert kaye was killed and 3 others were hurt. court documents say ernest called 911 after the shooting. and he said that he opened fire at the synagogue investigators say he also posted an online confession admitting to the shooting and to an earlier fire at a mosque. he faces life in prison. the attorney for an american airlines mecha

lee lorraine mary lee myung woo lee richard y.g der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric andrew lehrfeld david leistman david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john joseph lennon jr. john robinson lenoir jorge luis leon matthew gerard leonard michael lepore charles a. lesperance jeff leveen john dennis levi alisha caren levin >> j my uncle. your passing has left a hole in our family but taught us that family is important. you live in every memory and in every thought. we miss you. >> and my uncle, bradley. we all miss you every single day and your legacy lives on through my brother who is your namesake. neil david levin robert michael levine robert levine shai levinhar daniel m. lewin adam jay lewis jennifer lewis kenneth e. lewis margaret susan lewis ye wei liang orasri liangthanasarn daniel f. libretti ralph licciardi edward lichtschein samantha lightbourn allen steven barry lillianthal carlos r. lillo craig damian lilore arnold a. lim darya lin wei rong lin nickie l. lindo thomas v. linehan

lorrain cÁceres viajÓ hasta una ciudad que estÁ extremadamente.muy azotada por el huracÁn dorian. estamos en freeport, lleguemos esta maÑana acÁ en un crucero que estaba repartiendo comida para 10,000 personas. como pueden ver aquÍ detrÁs, este es un vecindario donde decenas de casas donde se ha perdido bÁsicamente todo. pueden ver muebles, colchones, pertenencias personales, las personas que evacuaron o fueron a refugios llegaron ahora el vecindario a ver sus casas, a ver cÓmo quedó todo y verse puedan recuperar lo poco que haya quedado. realmente la esperanza es recuperar artÍculos de valor personal, por amenaza dentro de las casas que pueda servir. estoy entrando ahora a la casa de una familia que llegÓ al Área a limpiar y les quiero mostrar cÓmo quedó la casaca de. miren las paredes, el piso. me avise la familia que vivÍa aquí el agua llegÓ hasta el techo, se pueden ver las mantas de agua no parÉ todavÍa y aquí pueden ver como van sacando la basura para intentar limpiar la casa, ver cÓmo puedo empezar a reconstruir. mucha de la gente que hemos

this is lorraine a that has been hurricane that back to a tropical storm and hurricane. back to a tropical storm again, but it's likely going to intensify right now it is still sitting in a very strong tropical storm 70 miles an hour. a movie in the northwest at 12 miles per hour. but the track has changed since just last night and it doesn't look very positive for kabul specially that area watch what happens here. we put into motion and there you go possibly making landfall near kabul as we get into friday morning and that could be a big issues see some of those strong possibly hurricane force winds right near the coastline. there and some big time waves and flooding that's going to be major problem i think with the storm system flooding rains along behind you can see just kind of the hugs, the coastline, seoul a long ball if you're traveling that way be prepared likely going to see flooding rains in the next couple of days before things wind down on monday. all right good to back out into the atlantic here's umberto you can see this storm system still a hurricane passi

", the life of lorraine hansbury, the winner of the pan-america award for biographies and new york times notable book for 2018. her newest book "breathe", a letter to my sons will be published in september. other works include, may we forever stand, the history of the black national anthem, a 2019 naacp image award nominee and gender and liberation. she wrote the introduction to the barnes & noble classic tradition of narrative journal of truth and professor perry received a bachelor agree from yale university. jd from harvard law school and a ph.d. from harvard university. we are so honored -- [applause] >> yes. we are so honored to host her today on this return visit to s us, please give a warm welcome. [applaus [applause] >> good morning. i'm so happy to bring amani perry to chitaqua. there was a day of biblical rain. >> torrential. >> we had to stop recording two or three times, we had to stop recording two or three times because the nature of that rain deafened it. we were able to create a program from it. but it was hard and the production complicated so i'm delighted to bring her

>>hurricane lorraine is threatening the paci see the heavy winds. there's also flash flooding and a lot of tourist destinations are now worried about this thing the category one hurricane forced tourist to hunker down in hotels and prompted evacuations lorraine a is one of 6 storms that form this weekend, the atlantic in the eastern pacific or over the us very active time and among the storms is tropical depression. imelda that storm is responsible for at least 2 deaths and major flooding in texas camila bernal shows us the destruction left behind. >>roads turning to reverse the most. texas rescue crews and the us coast guard saving lives conducting more than 400 high water rescues. >>they brought them out >>police say one man died at a hospital after being rescued from his submerged car. some unknown. her into ripping 9 barges away from their moorings at least one striking a bridge along an interstate and another carrying an unknown hazardous substances. one says barges at our moved out and the waters lowered we'll be able to assess the damage full

lorrain cáceres, univisiÓn.o ante la asamblea anual de la onu y dijo que las polÍtica de fronteras abiertas empodera na los delincuentes que atacan a hombres, mujeres y niÑos. tambiÉn como nos dice blanca rosa vilches, ante una organizaciÓn global, donald trump defendiÓ el derecho de los paÍses a aislarse. >> no habÍan pasado ni dos de los 37 minutos de su discurso cuando el presidente donald trump criticÓ una de las bases fundamentales de las naciones unidas como organismo. el mundo pertenece a los patriotas segÚn el presidente norteamericano, y no a los localistas, le dijo a los que representa mÁs de 190 naciones en la asamblea general. agregÓ que el futuro pertenece a los paÍses soberanos que protegen a los soberanos de sus vecinos y que la diferencia entre paÍses hacen a cada naciÓn Única y especial. defendiendo su polÍtica migratoria agregÓ que la inmigraciÓn sin control y la debilidad de los controles fronterizos amenazan a la soberanÍa y la seguridad de todas las naciones. todos ustedes tienen el derecho

well that's not it we've got more out there in the pacific to this is lorraine of this one now effect in a mexico. this is going to strengthen i believe over the n24 hours. the very latest on the rain up sustained winds of 70 miles per hour so a very strong tropical storm right now almost hurricane strength but look at that got man's neal you've got porta vie are right here we've got hurricane warnings up along the coastline but watch the track here is not done yet to start to track up the coast becoming a category one and there you go near kabul as we get into saturday certainly they may not get hit directly by that hurricane still very uncertain. the exact track. but they're going to feel the full force that forward motion. they're in the right front quadrant of that storm system likely going to see some very heavy rain and some flooding if you're headed to kabul or baja california be prepared. and the next few days we've got hurricane abroad and that could cause some major travel planned changes if you're headed in that direction. all right we're talking about some clearing skies a

causing some flooding rains and the texas and then we take it out off the coast of mexico on here is lorraineight now and this just beginning to form in fact this going to be significant storm system moves along the coastline becoming a hurricane. but there's a couple more out there, there's mario right here and then further out the pacific there's actually key coastal all of a sudden all the storm system just blossoming all of tropical regions as those waters have really warmed up near the peak of hurricane season, right, here's the latest on the rain a sustained winds of 70 miles per hour you can see right along the coastline right here near man's neil and of course moving very dangerous to the coastline but watch what happens is going start to track to the north. it is going to likely strengthen becoming stronger storm system may be a category 2 right near kabul son lucas as you get into saturday morning if you're planning on heavy rainfa of the hurricane is going to move on shore right now, although certainly is within that cone of uncertainty but you're going to likely see the right corp

drained right back out into the gulf that being said we've got another serious storm system this one lorraine a look where it's at right now kabul. you see the storm system rotating their sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. and watch and it's a really interesting track. it is taken in or a bright over land right along baja, so if you're traveling the baja this weekend be very very careful likely is that storm falls apart, you're still likely going to see some flash flooding all along that area. so certainly a dangerous storm to deal with moving over land. outside we go we've got a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. how about that just gorgeous evening tonight. and it's going to be a gorgeous start the weekend to temperatures jump today. how about that these numbers popping up a good 9 degrees in san francisco 67 degrees warmer elsewhere around the bay area. and numbers now had a well above average 79 topping out in san francisco today, 82 in oakland 84. in san jose to 5 degrees in livermore 87 degrees in concord and 87 in santa rosa, you know what it's going to be warmer. i think tom

this is lorraine a that has been hurricane that back to a tropical storm and hurricane.l storm again, but it's likely going to intensify right now it is still sitting in a very strong tropical storm 70 miles an hour. a movie in the northwest at 12 miles per hour. but the track has changed since just last night and it doesn't look very positive for kabul specially that area watch what happens here. we put into motion and there you go possibly making landfall near kabul as we get into friday morning and that could be a big issues see some of those strong possibly hurricane force winds right near the coastline. there and some big time waves and flooding that's going to be major problem i think with the storm system flooding rains along behind you can see just kind of the hugs, the coastline, seoul a long ball if you're traveling that way be prepared likely flo the next couple of days before things wind down on monday. all right good to back out into the atlantic here's

. >> especially as it relates to media, lorraine powell jobs one of the largest disney shareholders due to her stake from her deceased husband when he he sold pixar to bob iger >> pixar. >> i want to make a point over the top service is one thing what apple is doing is they have the over the top service and apple tv that's aggregator of a lot of services i would expect the two companies to compete on some levels as all of these big tech companies do but partner on other things sflo let's go back to the alphabet thought there as he derailed your trap of thought i'm sorry. >> that's okay. >> here is the thing, when they reported in july, they saw like good revenue acceleration growing 20% a year this is a monster company, 130 billion in sales this year going to possibly 155 billion next year and also guided to cap excome in that's good on the earnings front here so this stock had a 10% gap in july amp the earnings. it sold off with the market over the next month and a half. the thing is acting well in the face of a lot of really bad headlines. that chart there i'll let carter speak to it

[bell rings] >> lorraine g. bay, flight attendant. [bell rings] [bell rings] >> todd m. beamer.ven.anthony [bell tolls] [bell tolls] mark bingham. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> deora frances bodley. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] bradshaw.augh [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> marion r. britton. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] burnett, jr. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> william joseph cashman. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] rose sister, georgine corrigan. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] patricia cushing. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> captain jason dahl. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> joseph deluca. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] --patrick joseph driscoll. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] felt.ard porter [bell tolls] [bell tolls] jane c. folger. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> colleen l. fraser. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] garcia.w sonny [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> jeremy logan glick. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> kristin osterholm white gould. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas and unborn child. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] green, flight attendant. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] donald freeman greene. [bell tolls] [

. >> christian adams. 23 lorraine bay, flight attendant. todd--. [ bell tolls ] todd beamer. [ bell tolls ]. >> alan beaven. [ bell tolls ] mark bingham. [ bell tolls ] deora francis bodley. [ bell tolls ] sandy w bradshaw. . marian r. britton. [ bell tolls ] thomas e. burnett, jr. [ bell tolls ] william joseph cashman. [ bell tolls ] my sister, georgine rose corrigan. [ bell tolls ] patricia cushing. [ bell tolls ] capt. jason dahl. [ bell tolls ] joseph deluca. [ bell tolls ] patrick joseph driscoll. [ bell tolls ] edward porter felt. [ bell tolls ] jane c. folger. [ bell tolls ] colleen l. fraser. [ bell tolls ] andrew sunny garcia. [ bell tolls ] jeremy logan glick. [ bell tolls ] kristin white gould. [ bell tolls ] lauren grandcolas and unborn child. [ bell tolls ] wanda green, flight attendant. [ bell tolls ] donald freeman greene. [ bell tolls ] linda gronlund. [ bell tolls ] richard j. guadagno. [ bell tolls ] first officer leroy homer. [ bell tolls ] toshiya kuge. [ bell tolls ] looking forward to that great resurrection day, our b

. >> my name is lorraine. good evening.feel it necessary to speak with you in opposition. >> please speak into the microphone. i am a 23 year resident and i see this project as an example of a disturbing trend that pushes the limits of height, overall size in relation to surrounding homes and design guidelines. the existing home is probably less than 1,000 square feet. while i cannot determine the square footage of the proposed home, i get it costs or four times that size. the impact to light and green space and privacy is considerable. there are no surrounding homes. this is not a precedent that should be set in the neighborhood. indeed there is precedent for not allowing a fourth level at all. while i understand the property owner's right to demolish the existing home and build a new modern building, i would hope that this can be done with respect for the surrounding neighbors and the larger neighborhood in which i assume they intend to live. i urge the planning commission to take discretionary review and not allow this f

this is cordial, they have a great relationship i believe that lorraine has a large stake in disney,t of the matter is the companies are going to be competing, i don't think there's any acrimony, doesn't seem to be, it is right to do from conflict of interest view, board point of view no way to serve as a good board member bob iger is one of the really sharp executives around in media or even tech, he is very tech savvy. i think he probably understands very clearly he can't do his job at disney by being on the apple board and the apple board realizes he is not going to do that good a job given conflicts. it makes a lot of sense, so it is just not going to happen, that direct competitors should be on boards of each other >> kara, i know we talked about this a lot the past week, especially after the apple event, to revisit it one more time, what can we glean about news about how seriously apple is treating its streaming service, fact that it is 4.99 price, and thinking about it short term and long term. >> they need more content. it starts with nine titles and disney has so much conten

others with a silhouette of france with the cross of lorraine superimposed over the map. but, all the germans had not left. so fighting continued between german tanks and german infantry and the resistance forces in urban combat from the champs d'lysee, around the arc de triomphe, around the louvre museum. 12:30, the french flag appeared above the eiffel tower. we can only imagine what went through parisians' minds when they saw that. shortly after, the french flag appeared at the arc de triomphe as well. french soldiers make their way through the hotel marise that was not that far away. and thet upstairs first french soldier in challenged coltus -- yes, andesponse was probably better than you. [laughter] coltuser: at that point, surrendered. shortly after, he signed the documents surrounding -- surrendering all that remaining german forces there in paris. mall column ofa s trucks pulled up in front of the hotel. reporter working for collier's magazine, man on the ernestone o hemingway, got out and with a group -- i will be generous here -- a group of french or regular so

you heard about all the storms, we have jerry, humberto, imelda, lorraine, mario, and kiko in the pacificme closer, you see the potential track of these storms. it looks like lorena could impact mexico over the next few days as a category one hurricane. as we come in closer here, you can see imelda, jerry and humberto. to closer inspection, humberto moving out to sea, it will weaken. you cannot see jerry right now, it could potentially impact bermuda. it will take a few days, possibly as a category one hurricane. typically, based on climatology in terms of tropical activity, typically september is the most active month, it kind of agrees with what we see right now, into october with the peak of the hurricane season. we keep an eye on the storms and talk more about it change in the weather pattern as well coming up. >>> thank you. amazon founder and ceo, jeff bezos announced his company will sign a climate pledge with the goal of meeting the paris agreement climate goals 10 years early. the goal is to end emission reduction targets by 2040. he said 80 % of the amazon energy use will be fro

they're rough news here tonight in a we're going to look at this hurricane lorraine a that has been spinning around a category one coming on now land right near kabul, latest track little more dangerous now on the models are really having trouble the storm system has been all over the map. first track was having to run right the top land. unfortunately now possibly moving right over the sea of cortez of that maintains that track it can maintain strength is it to keep the eye over open water that means it gets near arizona was still say sustained winds of 30 miles per hour not a hurricane. but boy a lot of moisture lot of rain lot of flooding probably coming in arizona as we head into next week. these temperatures around the bay area today they popped and they're going to continue to do so as we get into tomorrow afternoon 79 degrees warmer today probably have another 10 degrees warmer in some spots tomorrow numbers up in the separate 70's in the san francisco 80's in oakland 80's in the san jose beautiful ladies in the concord in santa rosa to and you know what the weekend is looking good en

map as we take a look at the pacific basin come and you could see the potential tracks here with lorrainekeiko. and then moving up towards this area is jerry and we will be watching out for developments later on today. the focus right now is tropical depression imelda, you casee the rainfall so far in galveston, over 9 inches, houston over six. so here we go with that rainfall. this is a slow mover, moving about five miles an hour. the rainfall will be the biggest threat for portions of texas. over here in the bay area, here's the system that moved across northern california, in fact look at these lightning strikes right around reading and dicicco. lots of rain reports in the tahoe area with high elevation snow levels above 8000 feet. right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies. san francisco is 65, lots of 70s out toward concord and fairfield checking in at 80. here's a live look at the fog, it looks like a painting with the low clouds of backup toward the bay near the coastline. and here is the eventual warming trend headed our way. saturday should be the hottest day of the week: we

we have another tropical system to worry about this one lorraine a and this off the coast of mexico righthey it's a not quite a category one as we can again, but still sustained winds of 70 miles per hour. but the track has changed over the past 24 hours in fact looks a lot more dangerous today as it looks like that track could make landfall. kabul as we get in toward tomorrow afternoon with sustained winds of 80 miles per hour that's a big concern flooding rains expected their damage from the winds. certainly if you're headed that direction be very careful anywhere baja california as we're going to see that storm system through the middle of the week. temperatures around the bay area tomorrow going to be up in the 70's in the san francisco in fact we'll see these numbers soaring in the afternoons the next couple of days, we've got those offshore winds coming our way so here we go we've got some 80's and 90's forecast for friday and saturday a little cooler on sunday. ministers facing more questions after more images have surfaced of. >>ostensibly him wearing blackface years ago we now kn

can never thank you enough for coming and then sharon about your incredible murphy of course of lorraineenvisioned the antiracist research and policy center as a space that convenes. there's so many writers for instance right now who are writing on racism who are trying to sort of get us out of this kit that we've been in for hundreds of years and as you know, we typically go to a book festival and there are only a few of us there. or of course we speak alone, but it's rare that we come together. at a festival. and share our ideas. so we felt that okay, what if we convene some of the most impressive intellectuals and writers of our time each year who are writing onthis topic ? that part of a larger mission to sort of convene and team of specialists. to really take a more scientific approach to sort of how we're solving i should say, how we're examining and solving this racial problem. in other words, we should be building teams of people. we should be convening people to ask and answer some of the most intractable racial questions of our time and often times as you know we do this in iso

while, we would be driving along and we would stop in a traffic jam and i would turn to my wife, lorraineing to you. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: i hope you come again. the film "mike wallace is here" is in theaters this friday. catch chris every week on "fox news sunday." he's really very good. chris wallace, everybody. we'll be right back with actor jamie bell. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ shrimp yeah! red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new sriracha-honey shrimp, savory grilled teriyaki shrimp, classic shrimp scampi and more! red lobster's endless shrimp is $15.99. hurry in. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wo

he was a red, white and blue dreamer of this country, and where he was slain at the lorraine motel, go there, it's a museum now but but i was shockd when i saw was on the ground. it gave me chills because what they wrote is not attribute to king. they use that sacred space to challenge to everyone of us with breath in her lungs and blood in our veins. it is a challenge and i leave you with that now. to use words from scripture that is nothing to do with religion. it is about our civic gospel. the words they wrote are the words fromm joseph's brothers, the words that at or before they grabbed joseph entered into a pit with his coat of many colors to kill him. but for those of you know who your tour or koran or bible. he didn't die in the pit. he rose and lead a nation through egypt. america we are in a pit right now. we are in a pit when we sing the song we are the home of the brave our veterans come home and it disproportionately homeless. we are in a pit right now with the most powerful nation on the lan tells our children we can't protect you so we'rere going to send you s to school

she's the author of five books including "looking for lorraine: the rut Ãb a new york times notable bookor 2018. her newest book "breathe" a letter to my son, will be published in september. other works include may we forever stand the history of the brock national anthem which was a 2019 naacp Ãbshe wrote the notes an introduction to the barnes and noble classics edition of the narrative of à truth and professor perry received a bachelor degree from yale university her jd from harvard law school and a phd from harvard university. we are so honored. [applause] we are so honored to host her today on this return visit to chautauqua, please join me in offering a warm chautauqua and welcome to imani perry and krista tibbett. [applause] >> good morning. i'm so happy to bring imani perry back to chautauqua. i brought her here once before we did a week before we did a programs on the stage of Ãit was a day of biblical rain. >> torrential. >> we actually had to stop the recording two or three times, we had to stop the conversation to her three times and because just the nature of that space in t

their own, with the resistance uprising, and free french sherman tanks racing down with the cross of lorraine, joan of arc's symbol on their side. over the seven weeks in france, allied forces suffered 200,000 casualties. the germans lost something like 440,000 casualties. over 20,000 french civilians were killed by everyone's artillery, and by british and american bombs. hundreds of french were killed by the gestapo and by the vossen s s, including the entire civilian population of the village of ouridour sur glen, who were herded into the village church and burned alive. during seven weeks of fighting in the northwest corner france, as you know, there was more heavy fighting to come along the rhine, in the green are and ardennes forest, in flooded soggy holland, cross northern germany, fighting in italy in the balkans, in southern germany. and more fighting, much more fighting, all down the long eastern front, from finland through the baltic states, and eastern prussia, in the woods of belarus across the amber fields of ukrainian grain. in romania, in bulgaria, in hungary and began in polan

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because i didn't like it and i didn't believe it and i wish i could reconstruct what in my 14-year-old lorraine read a biography. and i said that doesn't sound convincing but somehow i did so i went to the library and i asked the librarian what this writer had read that gave him the right to say what he said in the book. and she pointed me to the 27 volumes of the hamiltonpapers . and i pulled down the volume and looked at them and rented , it was not always the easiest thing to read but to me, that was the real stuff that wasn't someone telling me about history. that was the history, that was someone putting on paper what they were thinking so to me, that was the most exciting thing ever. it was like, i want someone to tell me what they think, i want to read the stuff so i started reading hamilton papers, starting with volume 1 and i went through and started again and i did that for years and years and i didn't know that there, i never occurred to me, i didn't know there was a secession called historian and i had no outcome in mind. it was just the thing i like to do and so it was like decade

lorraine, a distinguished scholar in chile, and his earned his stripes as finance minister for chile.have you with us today at bloomberg. i think i must begin with a ,hile relationship with china which goes back to the early 1960's. it is the earliest trade agreement with south america. of the the uniqueness chile-china relationship. guest: pleasure to be here with you, tom, at bloomberg. chile's main trading partner right now is china, and by far. about 1/3 of chilean exports go to china. the u.s. is our second largest trading partner, and it happens that we have a trade war between our most important trading partners. chile has a uniqueness that it is not only that we are very on corporate's, close to half of our exports, but we have trade agreements with 64 countries in the world, so we are suffering as aldi, most of the world, are suffering from this trade war because of the effects on trade. we had a drop of exports for the first time in several years. a slight drop of exports and some of our main markets. we have also had slower growth war,result of this trade but we are in the

lorraine in oregon, good morning to you. caller: good morning.y husband and i do a lot of things around our own house. we have solar panels, we buy energy-efficient appliances. we are getting an electric car and we save water. one discussion we have all the in thend i believe democrats and liberals, one discussion we have all the time is one of the best ways to to stop thes overpopulation of the earth. if we didn't have so many people fighting for resources and ending up in migrant camps, if we could stop the overpopulation of the earth, that would go such a long way to help. thank you for your time and i look forward to your other callers' comments. host: bill in myrtle beach, what do you think? caller: thanks for taking my call. i am just listening to the previous caller talking about overpopulation of the earth. what is the solution on that? monitoring or contraception. is she even advocating extermination? i am a christian and i believe godybody has a soul and created the earth and he gave, according to the bible, the earth -- man dominion ov

this is lorraine a max winds of 75. barely a hurricane it to actually going to come.out the weekend. but it's throwing all this moisture up north the sonora the inmate mexico and in the southwest and this really fortifies a lot of monsoon pattern they tend to get this time of year anyway just have all this moisture thrown their way only problem with that is sometimes get some dry lightning with all of that that's not good news. but we have weather patterns developing for us up north. that will give us some dry air in kind of block the passage of any of that moisture up this way, upper 80's and central valley today, 87 or so bakersfield we've got 77 on monterey 76 for san francisco, 78 for l a x, but let's get into it to your 4 zone forecast 76 for san francisco 75 daly city pacifica 7375 for half moon bay, some 80 snug in here around a burning again, elsewhere it's 70's to the upper 80's that for palo alto redwood city, 8683 from mountain view and the south bay most readings in the upper 80's, but 91 morgan hill looks like 87 san jose cupertino 87 santa clara milpitas