our lye coverage begins from the house energy and commerce subcommittee on communications and technology at 2:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span3 and online at c-span.org or listen live on the free -span radio app. >> hi, this is lois kim, executive director with the texas book festival and we're super excited to have the book festival november 4 and 5, in and around the state capitol in downtown austin. we'll be welcoming over 300 authors for over 150 panels and we're expecting a huge turnout of 50,000 on saturday and sunday. >> join book tv for the texas book festival live from austin saturday and sunday, november 4 and 5 on c-span2. for more information visit our website at booktv.org. >> arizona republican senator jeff flake announce head won't be seek regular election in 2018. senator flake has been a vocal critic of president trump and he spoke on the senate floor about his reasons for retirement. after his remarks we hear from senate leader mitch mcconnell and fellow arizona senator john mccain. this is 20 minutes. mr. flake: i rise to address a matter that has been v

reporting lye, abc7 news. >> thanks so much. the fires are a really good remind per we have to be prepared for an emergency. we have times on how to prepare for a wildfire evacuation. it is times to prepare ahead of time and how to protect your family. >> i want to show you the wind gusts. check out atlas peak. now windier than earlier. gusting to 36 miles an hour. the higher elevations are starting to see the winds increase. eventually that will translate to the lower elevations, which obviously is not good news for the firefighters. we're looking at the winds. gusting to 30. even stronger, about 35, 45 miles an hour which is why there is fire concern still. as you look at this nasaa imagery, it shows you the smoke there the wildfires in the north bay. the wind is pushing it northward. we'll see it drifting to the south because of the switch in the wind direction, so be prepared. we've been seeing smoke and it will only get worse. air quality is unhealthy in the north bay. as you check out live doppler 7, we are tracking quite

after people inside were exposed to some type of substance sfwl lye over the school. where you see people gathers in the parking lot. ambulances are on the scene. no word on exact will what the substance is. we're working the phones and will bring you more information. >> also tonight. when two storms collide. nbc10 issued a first alert. people heading to sunday's eagle game could be in for a wet and windy mess. >> good evening. those storms could bring dangerous lightning. let's get to tammie souza. this could change a lot of peoples lives and plans over the weekend. >> saturday is not the day to watch. ss sunday. we have a first alert issued for sunday. throughout the cay day and into the night. for the entire area. we'll be affected by this. the heaviest rain maybe north and west of the city. strongest winds along the jersey shore. those are the places that we'll watch closely. we'll see heavy rain possibly thunderstorms the thunderstorms would cause delays during the eagles game. strong winds could be gusting up to 50 miles per hour. local flooding especially with

. >> and lye right now. >> fleet week organizers say it brings more than a million people to the city and this is main attraction. >> the air show began at noon with the elite blue angels taking to the skies about one hour ago. this is just one fleet week event happening today. >> it all began this morning as the parade of ships kicked off the events. >> oh, yeah. in fact, all i see is a little smoke in the sky. blue angels just wrapped up their air show. they are now heading back to oakland. all i have to say is wow, i saw one spectator give the show a standing ovation. fleet week is here and the air show is on. the navy's blue angels roared across the san francisco waterfront. the jaw dropping pre

of ministerial handovers having the first cabinet meeting on tuesday but in the background there do lye all sorts of contentious issues how the egyptian border will be policed will that be under the p.a. or ferrety or will it be under hamas exactly how hamas will respond to mahmoud abbas's apparent call for this not to be a lebanese like situation with hezbollah having a sort of a military center of power he apparently according to his officials doesn't want to see something similar with hamas his military wing the arc or some brigades but how much has made it very clear that that any kind of. accommodation between its military wing and fatah was not on the table of these talks so those sorts of very difficult contentious issues which probably will be postponed for now but will have to be addressed at some stage ok for now thank you very much harry for there live at the erez crossing. now at least two people have been killed in an attack in the u.s. city of las vegas. now this is an incident that is still under way we understand this is happening at the mandalay bay hotel and casino loc

course with all the talk about motive, we can't forget the victims. 50 of the 58 victims who lost their lyes have been identified, 10 more names added to the list on yesterday. kar karly kreibaum. >> steve berger, a final advisor from minnesota was in vegas celebrating his 44th birthday with a college roommate. >> thomas day jr. was at the festiv festival. the 54 construction worker from california was a huge pittsbu b steelers fan. >> the los angeles king's hockey team will honor christiane in a duarte. she just started working for the team as a fan service associate. >> austin davis was a 29-year-old pipefitter from riverside california. he was on a trip with friends when the bullets rained down. he loved to play softball and sing country karaoke. >> 57-year-old denise cohen celebrating her boyfriend's birthday. her son says she touched everyone she knew. the she and her partner were both killed. >> brian fraser of california was a 39-year-old real estate lender who loved to hunt, deep sea fish. he recently earned his pilot's license. >> victor link, a 55-year-old manager at a mortgage fir

if we give up our values, if we give up the right to lye, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, why arewhat are we here for then? october 28th, 2008 was my time to get on the radio. i have seen some things since then. not everybody with handle freedom. this is a hard thing to admit in the land of the free. not everyone can handle it. not everyone is comfortable with it. some people are scared of it. to them, to those people they look at liberty as a burden. it is a responsibility of which they are terrified. freedom scares people. it scares them because it's not easy. liberty isn't easy. liberty doesn't guarantee happiness. liberty isn't comfortable. it doesn't mean that you will never have a trial. it doesn't mean that you will live in perfect comfort and happiness. it doesn't mean any of that. liberty isn't comfortable but it's beautiful. it is beautiful, is it not? and for those -- for those people liberty scares them. and they don't trust themselves with liberty. because they don't trust themselves with it they don't trust you. they don't trust anybody else. so they ask for uncle sa

he will be going lye once they get here. reporting right from the scene where one block away from where everything ended, we're looking a at many vehicles still here to help with the wounded and other people who may be injured. also the counterterrorism task force is in the area going through the crowd. >> they do have the bomb-sniffing dogs in the area. we look at state police on the scene as well. although this is not an ongoing threat. this area is saturated with police. >> you can imagine how this reopens a wound for anyone innen manhattan. the proximity to ground zero. we see numerous police officers descending on the scene. the joint terrorism task force being briefed. just describe for us more of what you are seeing in terms of the police presence right there, right now. >> it is a very heavy police presence. as you say, we were working about a ten-minute walk down the street from here when. you can imagine the panic on their faces just wondering is this something more than just a typicalen accident of some sort. and

. >> im e-dave briggs lye in las vegas. 1:31 here local time.e just over 24 hours since the worst mass shooting in modern american history. the head line not what we know at this hour. it's what we don't. the motive, why did 64-year-old receiven paddock open fire from his 32nd floor window. the he killed at least 59 people, injured more than 500, as 22,000 panicked concert goers ran for their lives. authorities have recovered an astonishing 23 guns from are the shooter's hotel room, 19 more from his home in mesquite, nevada. we'll have more on what we know about in gunman in just a moment. but now investigators have started piecing together how the attack happened and how it was stopped. officials say a team of six officers spoke with security at the mandalay bay, searched the hotel, floor by floor, until they found the gunman through the smoke alarm reportedly helped them locate the exact room. smoke from the weapons. the shooter fired at the officers through the door forcing the s.w.a.t. team to move in. >> all units on the 32nd floor. s.w.a.t

as 22,000 panicked concert goers ran for their lyes.recovered 23 gu guns from the hotel room and 19 more from his home. we have more in a moment. but now investigators have started piecing together how this attack happened. how it was stopped. officials say a team of six officers spoke with security at the mandalay bay and searched the hotel floor by floor until they find of found the gunman through the smoke alarm paz pivotal in locating the exact room because of the smoke coming from the weapons. the shooter fired at the officers through the door forcing the s.w.a.t. team to move in. >> all units on the 32nd floor, s.w.a.t. has explosive breach. everyone needs to move back. all units move back. >> breach, breach, breach. >> s.w.a.t. officers moved in h. finding the gunman had already killed himself. so many questions haunting. why did a man described as a retired accountant with no known history of violence suddenly arm himself with an arsenal of largely military style weapons and open fire from a hotel window? the answer is just impo

we saved a lot lyes. >> the president also raised eyebrow when is he compared the storm to hurricaneatrina. he said only 16 people died in the storm, it could have been a lot worse. precious delivery, take a look at this newly released video. it shows fema workers and the puerto rican national guard delivering water to residents. many of them have been without running water or electricity following the storm. this morning a cruise ship filled with people who evacuated arrived in fort lauderdale. passengers reunited with family or caught other trgs to their final destination. >>> here at home, it's a warm and sunny night across philadelphia. look at this shot. across the delaware river at the city from camden. 12,000 people are atending the pennsylvania conference for women. expect full septa trains and buss and busy streets for the evening commutes. >> over in cape my. warm and sunny. meteorologist tammie souza with us now. >> the warm weather sticking around for the next coming days. >> we are live iing on borrowed time. we should be 71 this time of year. and dropping by the end of

we have a lye picture showing you where it's happening to offer his prayers. this comes after entrepreneurship's visit, of course, on wednesday when he met with a lot of victims at hospitals. there are now a couple of memorials in the city, including a nice garden that was constructed in just three days with the help of landscaping companies and some 500 volunteers. they planted 58 trees and for each victim and there is a small wall full of pictures, two of those who stopped by today we met were from las vegas. the residents here who were at the concert when the madness began. >> it's beautiful honestly. like it was such a horrific thing and being able to like bring something beautiful out of it, it means so much. and being able to come here and take it all in and remember what happened but, still like honor the people that weren't as lucky as us. it's nice to have a place to come and do that. >> now, 1,000 fbi agents continue to work this investigation along with local police. they have pored over days of surveillance video. the shooter's electronics and trac

tonight and much as we always do and he's a selfish, tumesic sack of lyes.t's nice to have that confirmed on a daily basis. i hope some day we will be surprised but probably won't be. >> and, david frum, many striking moments in this, including, of course, talk about the nfl. but one of the moments that struck me which is historically one of the strangest turns we have ever seen is sean hannity talking about julian assange and saying that julian assange, he talked to him, he knows the information julian assange and can prove that russia had nothing to do with interfering in this election. and if you would just allow him to come back to the country -- it seemed like sean hannity trying to broker a pardon with the president for julian asang to come to the united states and acquit the president of any possible connection to russia. >> right. remember the reason julian assange is because of rape charges in sweden and fox news pivoting saying why don't a county commissioner say something about harvey weinstein and then a pardon for our celebrity rapist. but what

we learned the council final lye suspended sanchez's certificate two years after kim's police report.w that this was never going to be done again. >> reporter: kim settled a lawsuit with sanchez and the spa. neither admitted liability. meanwhile, the massage therapy council says you should salways check to see if your massage therapists is certified. we posted a link to show you how on our website. >>> the story for our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or send an e-mail. >>> there's still much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, on the water and in the sky, it's fleet week. as we kick off this big weekend, we'll explain how love was in the air. biggest weekends he >>> and this is one of san francisco's biggest weekends of the year. about 1 million people will head to the city to watch fleet week. yesterday, the "uss essex" led the parade of ships. if you look carefully, two pilots created a heart over the city. to see the full list of fleet week events, you can head over to our website. we've posted the details at nbcbayarea.com. i'd love to think there's a really sweet

he is lye here live with us now. what stood out the moster for you during that trip?up to enjoy the salmon run. all those bears were hanging out and waiting for the fish to roll in. every summer, 50 million of these stream from the ocean up into the land and they sort of defy gravity. they go uphill jumping to dams and rivers to the exact spot where they are in order to spaup. and that is one of the last pristine areas left on the planet feeds everything, the fox and eagles and the wolfs and the people to the tune of 50 million. it's half the world's population. so it's such an amazing phenomenon. but we also wanted to see this brand new threat that has bubbled up again since the trump administration took over. >> tell us more about that. there is this threat and potential environmental threat to the salmon that you're talking about. >> really, it's a fundamental question on our planet. which is more important. the minerals we need for all the devices in our life or the ecosystem that provides that frush food. so they discovered what they think may be the biggest gold

this book has a little bit to do with, a lot to do with our lyes. at the end of your life, william james said, your life is what you actually paid attention to, that's it. there's nothing else. i think you need to think of your attentionve as a resource that you spend. i think it's a great idea to say how do i spend my attention, and it taking me to the kind of life i want? writing my own book i was, like, i should read more books. because when i read books -- and i should spend less time -- do you ever have the experience you go to write an e-mail and four hours go by? it's t like a casino. you need to be aware of we're living in a casino and really be hardrd core about how you're spending it. the second thing people who are on tech in this room, and young people, you know, giving new birth to a better web, a better internet, you know, we can fix this we can save it. notow just naively thinking we n have all the technology and still have the modifications. we need to change, we need to make a web and an internet that actually serves humanity, and t

. >> reporter: and all of the victims have now been positive lye department fewed.nd as of the mourning continues in las vegas, and- -identifies. and as the mourning continues in las vegas and around the country, memorials are being held. >> my 3-year-old is already asking, where is his uncle. >> i can not believe that there are so many families going through this right now. >> reporter: officials also say that paddock may have been planning to escape after the shooting. they are now looking for a mystery woman, not his girlfriend, who was spotted with paddock in-as they tried to build a time line for his movements. >>> here in the bay area, there was a vigil on the cal campus to show support. and now amber lee has more on the vigil. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: uc did he recollect berkeley students came together to sing, respect, and pray for the survivors. >> e. coli when tragedies strike our nation, it feels like it is getting closer and closer. >> reporter: some students at this gathering anew victims, peers in their early 20s who lost their lives. >> her name was j

you're watching "velshi & rhule" lye on msnbc. going on, you're not thinking clearly, so they called the fire department for us i could hear crackling in the walls. my mind went totally blank. all i remember saying was, "my boyfriend's beating me," and she took it from there. our first truck was on the scene within five minutes. i am grateful we all made it out safely. people you don't know care about you. it's kind of one of those things where you can't even thank somebody. to protect what you love, call 1-800-adt-cares >>> i believe with my heart and soul and my father does and this administration does that no one can best the american worker. >> all right. that was first daughter and adviser to the president ivanka trump. last night speaking to fox news while she may believe in the american worker with her heart and soul, she doesn't believe in them in her balance sheet. let's look again where her clothing is made. ivanka trump's denim pants are made in bangladesh. common place for clothes to be made. shoes in ethiopia. dresses

after people inside were exposed to some type of substance sfwl lye over the school. on the scene. no word on exact will what the substance is. we're working the phones and will bring you more information. >> also tonight. when two storms collide. nbc10 issued a first alert. people heading to sunday's eagle game could be in for a wet and windy mess. >> good evening. those storms could bring dangerous lightning. let's get to tammie souza. this could change a lot of peoples