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i'm happy for you mandy giving us good life advises young woman.rom a wonderful young woman to some sage advice from a tv legend. suzanne somers turned 73 yesterday. she celebrated by stripping down to her birthday suit. that is myth miss suzanne somers she shared the photo on instagram. this sparked a debate and i want to hear what you all think about it. she's already ready. before that let me tell you come this sparked a debate online about her age appropriateness one woman wrote i'm an extremely open-minded woman but this photo is locking class. another responded sorry susie, but you are too old for this. i don't like that tweet. many defended her comment saying flaunt it if you got it and she still has a big time. suzanne of course became famous on three's company and she is amazing. i've interviewed her many times, brilliant woman got on the successful career in many other aspects but you have an opinion on it, stand on not. what's your name? >> shanna. >> tamt'your thought? >> i'm all about that for your body movement but i say if you're sin

mandy has it as well. a nice story. juan?day, i gave the keynote address at the hispanic television summit. here's one of the reporters asking me how i became a journalist. >> my mom was coming back to she gave me the newspapers. i want have them and read them. it introduced me to america. >> juan: next year, hispanics will be the largest block of nonwhite voters for the first time. last year, the hispanic turnout reached record numbers. hispanic vote could tip the senate one way or the other. it's the changing face of the american electorate as we tip to 2020. >> jessie: i had an apron here. i was with there with hannah. we raised a lot of money for the hannah storm foundation, which provides funding for people, children. it has vascular birthmarks and very expensive, sometimes $30,000 out of pocket surgery. it was a really great night we had. also a great night tonight because it's wednesdays with waters. >> dana: i think you should wait on martha, bring her something. >> jessie: i should. a cocktail. >> dana: you're on at

>>i'm mandy gaither reporting. this stepping down from his position with the chinese company, the son of democratic presidential candidate joe biden is expected to resign from a private equity fund backed by chinese state own groups at the end of the month. so in a statement from his lawyer biden also plans said he would not work for any foreign owned companies or serve on the board should his father be elected president. warning of an and. scam we've heard about before right the scammers they promise that you have unclaimed war. it's a trying trick people into providing their credit card information. so the victim gets a post card, maybe they'll e-mail you sometimes even reach out on social media. they'll say you know we have this money for you this unclaimed reward, you know on a major retailer, sometimes they mentioned walmart or target and then they provide a number so that you can go and claim it but it's a scam. so to over the phone and if you get this call they'll probably ask you to confirm your identity an

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye.joy the beautiful autumn colour, but u nfortu nately we‘ re beautiful autumn colour, but unfortunately we're not going to get it over the next couple of days, there is more wet weather and the however as we close out the month of october it does look as though their story will change. dry weather in the forecast for lunch of the by day and by night. until then we got these two weather fronts squeezing together overnight across england and wales, producing clad on my part your brain, though pressure drifting into the north will enhance the strengthening wind and showers into the far north—west so a lot of ground around first in the morning, not as cold the morning just past, as she mist and fog facing the south—east and some light drizzly rain too. 3006 —— south—east, skies brighton, sunshine coming through, a few showers into the afternoon and was gusts into the far north—west of scotland. top temperatures by the middle of the afternoon 11— 11! degrees but is a move out of thursday and

but for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.ning, so it looks like many places will start dry. you can see this area of high pressure pushing in from the south—west keeping this weather front at bay. mainly affecting the far north of the country to start the day. we will have lost that weather front across the south—east so drier there too. so it's going to be quite a chilly start to tuesday, with some mist and fog around, particularly where those skies clear and the temperatures really drop. so dont be surprised if you see scenes like this across some central and southern parts of england and wales to greet us this morning. now, that mist and fog could linger on for a few hours, but it should tend to lift and break and then we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales. a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many places staying dry. temperatures 12—15 degrees in the south. so t

mandy: it is encouraging and tells you there is rationality in the ride-sharing market. compared to the food delivery market, we saw grubhub fall 50% yesterday, this is a yft and uber control the market. so rationalization when it comes to pricing is driving revenue per rider and i think ride -hailing as a much better market for investors. joe: there is always this question about whether current pricing is sustainable, or whether they will have to cut what drivers make or raise prices. are we getting any clarity on that, on whether the current model needs changes? mandeep: the last couple of that there is us elasticity. the niche is that these companies are trying to drive that path to profitability. elasticity is more visible, so you will see this companies try to raise prices gradually by a percent of recorder, and that doesn't hit them in terms of ride growth. caroline: when the companies tryingblic, it was uber to be all things to all people, is very much getting people from point a to point b. : given their smaller size, it is the right thing to focus on just ridesh

mandy, thank you very much for being here. me ask you your read on the fact that the ig appointed by the president feld the need to do this twice yesterday publicly to correct the record. >> it's an unusual step. i think underscores the important to have i watch dogs. it's clear the standard is a reasonable belief that misconduct had occurred. it doesn't matter what was on the form. again, as the ig clarified yesterday, the whistle-blower had direct and indirect knowledge. what is important to look at is the underlying disclosure. focusing on the form is a red herring. >>> i want to play his comments and get your response on the significance of this. have a listen. >> mr. president due now know who the whistle-blower is, sir? >> well, we're trying to find out about a whistle-blower. when i have a whistle-blowers that reports things that were incorrect -- >>> that an unfounded statement there, but of course the law is designed, is it not, to protect a whistle-blower's identity so, they feel the security to report such things wi

mandy gather reports and shows us nestor left behind a trail of destruction. >> reporter: in saturday morning. >> we were hearing reports 50, to 60 miles an hour gusts in areas. >> reporter: one driver captured flying debris hitting her windshield as she headed home. what was once tropical storm nestor pounded parts of the gulf coast before winds started to die down. but fire officials warned residents they are not out of the woods yet. and, to heed all necessary precautions. >> power lines may be down. be extremely cautious. we always warn people all lines should be concerned live. >> reporter: downed power lines, storm surges and reports of possible tornadoes touching down in some areas. >> called my wife. and, i said, tornado. let's head toward the closet. we were just about in the closet when we heard a tremendous boom. i think that's when the top of the second story just took off. >> reporter: governor ron desantis tweeted the department of florida emergency management is looking to survey damages. and according to the national weather service, threats of tornado damage could als

to help oust the prime minister who earlier refused to step down well earlier souther called for mandy's resignation following weeks of protests on tuesday tens of thousands of protesters turned out spurred on by reports of security forces shooting protesters in karbala amazing about syria's constitution is underway in geneva it aims to repair the fractures that many believe led to the civil war $150.00 syrians pull together from the walls various factions are sitting down and sitting for the 1st time since the war began the group was formed after 18 months of work by the un the syrian government and the main opposition bloc present their edge of tiber the one says joint turkish and russian patrols in northern syria will begin shortly following the passage of a deadline for the withdrawal of all kurdish forces it paves the way for the turks to create a so-called safe zone running 30 kilometers into syrian territory president out of the one says the zone could still be expanded if attacks from wifey g. forces continue russian defense officials say the kurdish withdrawal is being completed

joining us is mandy zoo and samir sanhan good morning to you both mandy, you have a pretty goodwin doeat is warning or concerning investors right now are you seeing any evidence that they're kind of pricing in volatility risk, either related to the impeachment or otherwise? >> sure. i would say impeachment is an absolutely important political issue but in terms of impact on the markets, the vast majority are much more focused oj longer term issues. what we're seeing on the options side is people are hedging that absolutely the number one theme but the focus is on longer deeded hedges. most of the interest is going out six months to one year rather than to year end. that suggests people are looking past impeachment towards the economic outlook, towards the 2020 election. i would say those are the issues really driving markets, less so on the impeachment front. >> your interpretation of that is is it that people are already building up this reservoir of concern that maybe can be relieved down the road in other words, is it a contrarian indicator or the markets might be in for a rocky rid

we've got mandy gaither now with the latest. >>an officer charged with murder.s what the family of a talk to on a jefferson has been calling for since the 28 year-old woman was gunned down in her fort worth home early saturday morning. >>this is only the start there's no. we know this is a good step in that direction know what we want to go. but is it definitely not being. >>former fort worth police officer, aaron dean resigned earlier monday. this heavily edited body. cam video released by police showed the officer firing a fatal shot through jefferson's window, police called to the home by a concerned neighbor who saw doors open. >>and the officer not resigned, it would have fired him violations of several policies, including our use of force policy. our de escalation policy. and unprofessional conduct. >>family members now calling for a vigorous prosecution and continues. >>to the citizens residents of understand your anger, your disappointment. by you as we wo make for a better place for us all. i'm mandy gaither reporting. >>did you feel it. many didn't how

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maybe mandy and chrissy? >> i would love to. >> we also discovered another magic moment.the voice of the geico camel. >> quiet please. >> ha ha. guess what day it is? >> give me the whoo whoo. >> whoo whoo! >> you're a man of many things. one of thoese things is style. can you give me a little -- >> you want a punch up? >> yeah. >> send it. give me your jacket. >> that's crazy. >> it's black on black. >> that's crazy. >> it's a nice pattern. >> give me this. >> that's simple. that's off and running. we're off and running. >> that's right. >> that's still in my comfort zone. i remember when you wore this. this thing, there's a thin line between eclectic and church decon. >> you can pull this off. >> this, the crystals on the lapel. it's about tailoring. you don't need the pantins, jus rock the jack. >> i like it. you're a man of style. do you remember sally jessy raphael? >> of course i do. >> look at the two of you. >> the glasses. we have a lot in common. >> allegedly. "e.t." goes home with sally. >> hi, "e.t." come on in. >> the 84-year-old is worth an estimated $40 mil

>>i'm mandy gaither reporting.er a hotel collapsed in new orleans more than a dozen others were injured. cell phone video actually captured the exact moment we've got that video for you. the construction site at the hard rock hotel in new orleans came crashing down as you can see all that dust and smoke the accident shut down entire city blocks surrounding the area and it prompted evacuations of nearby buildings as well and also suspended the city streetcar service. it's still unclear what caused that portion of the building to come crashing down. we'll take a break coming up next. on the kron 00:04am morning news at least in the next hour, have details on the temporary sales ban that one state has placed on thcigarettes. >>and the efforts underway to make it permanent. here's a quick live look outside we've got our bay bridge approach camera where traffic is beginning to back up as you make your way to san francisco from oakland. we'll have more on your commute with robin and the weather check for the week ahead w

i'm mandy gaither reporting. >>still ahead after the break on the kron 00:04am morning news. we're going to take a look at san francisco's emergency war room and how city officials say they can spring into action. whenever an >>welcome back and thanks for sticking with us for the finest hour the kron 4 morning news of the night like our things tend to look up like weather gets a little better traffic usually a little thing from i do have some new rive times are going down. there's a new problem in san francisco, fire and a motorcycle crash on 24 now salt echo. >>more on that in a minute the weather though looking pretty good little cloudy to start the day it's been steady all morning on just foggy cloudy and even our sunny spots are still kind of cool. yeah, feel fall out there right now. but those spots that are sunny year at least getting nice blue skies. what you're saying above the blanket cloud cover that is sitting around i'd above the day for most of us. you are going to notice this cloud cover up until noon for many areas r eye rht on into the day is a far north the s

>>i'm mandy gaither reporting. >>break at 9.26 coming up here on the kron 00:04am morning news, a big week ahead for the impeachment inquiry into president trump we've got to slew of key witnesses expected to testify in congress in fact one is testifying as we speak, we'll have the very latest in just aoment. >>so far so good in both departments. i'd say weather and traffic on things now we have one little hot spot this morning. we have not had any sense than and drive times are improving excellent all right and on the weather front looks and we really nice week ahead, yeah, not bad at all temperatures comfortable feeling like fall, especially during. when you're going to want those jackets on hand because those evenings they're getting chillier as nights get longer. >>mount diablo sitting and are abundant sunshine. so temperatures are already on the rise for many inland areas, especially of pittsburgh. you're at 57 now well 40's and 50's for much of the bay area. it was a morning in the 30's for the north bay but

that time the porters children are being looked after back home by their grandparents as 27 year old mandy and 8 explains. that a much broader before we stayed home and all we could do with vegetables which is hardly anything but now thanks to this opportunity where anything much more. and that's good and it's also benefiting our children. to see. the tourists struggle with the lack of oxygen up here on the mountains this old ink and path rises to an altitude of 3 and a half 1000 meters. having grown up here dora and knowing me are used to it. so they easily overtake the visitors. and they get far ahead of them in no time at all that allows them to set up the tents and the advance you have them ready before the group arrives. the temperatures up here are close to freezing but that doesn't seem to bother the porters. leandro from argentina is happy to have managed the 1st stage. unbelievable you give your all and the porters march right past you all the same right now let me know what it's like to be in the evening the porters are introduced the mountain guide explains that there are now co

mandy baker will be with you then, you can catch her on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm, or searche, alicia mccarthy, and on our saturday in parliament special, goodbye. some of us are going to see sunshine and generally is a dry day across the country, low pressure drift out into the north sea and allows things to quieten down but it's another low flow and so it means a cooler field to the day. and at that low pressure out in the north sea we could just see a out in the north sea we could just seeafairamount out in the north sea we could just see a fair amount of crab drifting in along the east coast with one or two scattered showers pushed down by that not liveries. so head further west and south for the best of the dry sunny moments, highs of 9— 1a degrees. but the general trend over the next few days is for things to stay relatively quiet. we will keep some showers along the east coast but elsewhere clear skies and it's going to be a chilly start to monday morning. at the same time there is a risk of more into every pushing to the south—east corner but that said, generally it's

mandy fernandez's family owned extreme pizza in mill valley. >> everything has gone bad. >> the business lost power around 6:00 p.m. during the public safety power shutoff. she came in this morning expected power to be restored instead. >> it was all stinking. >> she found spoiled dough and the light out. >> i have to throw the food, the cheese, dough. >> fernando says she feels terrible for everyone attacked by the kincade fire but wonders why the blackout lasted so long here. >> i have all the sympathy with them, all the feelings for them but at the same time, they are losing a lot of business. >> i can't go buy things. i can't get gas. >> losing power impacted daily life and work for eric roberts. he is getting tired of waiting for the outage to end. >> i think pg&e is taking their time turning it back on. >> in sand rafael neon signs lit and shopping centers full but even with power restored some businesses are recovering unable to reopen. fernandez says it's the same story at extreme pizza. >> it's taking hours to get on the normal track. >> reporter: so the official word from pg&e

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mandy baker will be with you then, you can catch her on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm, or searchlicia mccarthy, and on our saturday in parliament special, goodbye. some quiet weather around, at least to start this week, a lot of dry weather around over the next few days. starting with a frost in parts of scotland especially into aberdeenshire and a lot of cloud down towards east anglia in south—east england and here we have outbreaks of rain, especially the further east you are to couple of showers elsewhere in england and wales most places will be staying dry, more on the way of sunshine coming through during the afternoon although there will be range when the day bearing down on shetland. as we go through the night and into tuesday morning, england and wales will see the lower temperatures here under some clear spell and with light when staying quite breezy in scotla nd light when staying quite breezy in scotland and northern ireland there will also be some fog patches developing, dense across parts of england and wales, especially towards the midlands in southern england slowl

and that's always full for mandy back to derry sunny thank you very much and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we'll be back in just a moment with much more of the day's news coming up seem. to strengthen the good you have to show your good all the more with the calm still fight against corruption. this for new chiro heroes like new who are about to be refused a $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to a better place nominate your anti corruption era. when the news breaks if you like if you're told in order to get someone who can get this country out of the crisis when people need to be. a little close to the school or area without that they should just be around as teens on the ground for the last . week. to put. trees. and online. with the majesty's government i apologize reservedly story a couple of the darkest episodes in british intelligence that was a growing agreement says that the libyans could b

sales to turkey and they take to the streets over it like here in berlin the demonstrators hard to mandy economic sanctions against ankara and a stop to the fighting and not in syria. the west has left the kurds to fend for themselves the kurds and are on their own. we're trying to apply a bit of political pressure including on the german government on the e.u. . you know once to demonstrate that the turkish attacks against the kurds in northern syria are not forgotten. it could be the deadliest human trafficking tragedy in u.k. history on the outskirts of london investigators are trying to piece together a tragedy that took place inside a truck container well that's where the bodies of $39.00 people were discovered early wednesday morning the driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder police say the container had traveled to the u.k. from belgium where the 39 people came from well that is not known to not. the but far supplants there is nothing unusual about this cargo truck parked an industrial estate in the town of grays east of london. but when police forced open its doors in th

mandy baker will be with you then, you can catch her on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm, or searchom me, alicia mccarthy, and on our saturday in parliament special, goodbye. hello. mostly fine weather in store for many of us today. some sunny spells. some showers as well. the chances of catching one are not particularly high. eastern scotland, the north—east of england, we may run into them here. the vast majority has a dry day today. sunny skies in many areas, particularly in the south and west. temperatures on the south and west. temperatures on the cool side. averaging 12 degrees. later tonight these guys will cloud overin later tonight these guys will cloud over in the south east. we are expecting this weather front to briefly brush the south east. it will bring some milder temperatures. 10 degrees the overnight low in the south—east. there could be rain anywhere from brighton to london, ipswich into norwich. but as far as the rest of the uk is concerned, it isa the rest of the uk is concerned, it is a fine start to the day. some sunshine on the way too. temperatures about the

mandy baker will be with you then, you can catch her on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm, oi’ parliament in parliament on bbc iplayer. but from mika melissa mccarthy, and on our saturday in parliament special, goodbye. —— but from me, melissa mccarthy. that evening. sunday will be a drier day across the country. still a few scattered showers clearing overnight across eastern england and with a northerly breeze driving in sharper showers into the far north of scotland. elsewhere, we see the skies clearing and temperatures falling away. with northerly winds, we see low single figures in rural parts of eastern scotland and eastern england as well. a chilly start on sunday morning but a quiet story for many. the northerly winds driving in scattered showers across east coasts but further south, and west, some sunshine through the day but a drier story across the country. temperatures likely to at nine to 1a degrees. there is a slight problem on monday morning, with the potential for rain pushing into the far south—east corner. we need to keep an ion that but high pressure builds from the sout

ones because they think it's not on duty isn't white banks go empty but we all of us find that the mandy isn't as. a broken float valve in a tank like this one can lead to a loss of more than 10 liters per minutes that's all it with running water can waste up to 15 leaders per minute so in countries that are dealing with water scarcity households have a big responsibility to stop the leaks it's estimated that a quarter of the water provided by jordan's business will networks leaks away before it can even be used with more than 10000000 people tapping into a water supply that's only big enough for 3000000 the government rations water to households them and loving on the new people notify us there is a leak in that neighborhood then we go fix it well roads are dug up and pipes replaced the ministry of water and irrigation says households need to help by maintaining their own tanks and fixtures they would see if they would see everybody this year. there with us we should try to save i mean for. leaky pipes aren't the only reason of course even more water is lost due to theft jordan's growin

on the blue mandy business plan with our russian friends and we are going to sign up for all the projects that would be like you know your friends to day we. have also discounts anti-terrorism struggle and the 3 toral integrity all syria and we have signed an actual agreement. and using this so cream and that. in this year in land we would not allow. separatist movements like. russia are not going to put up such movements. and starting from. mine. aren't going to get our project into work. 150 hours all day. there will be saved 30 kilometers deep. and we will be patrolling to 10 kilometers and we were troops all the territories from i. will be brought outside these. both countries are going to take any measure it's necessary so that to prevent terrorists to these. as of today both through can russia. will continue to contribute their alford's to achieve. a peaceful solution for syria. and as terry mr putin has already mentioned we are starting a new period in this regard so i would like to each that peace agreement. would be beneficial for both our countries for both our peoples being fri

mandy baker will be with you at the same time tomorrow with another round up of the day here at westminster me, alicia mccarthy goodbye. hello there. tuesday was a fine day up and down the country. we saw plenty of sunshine around. it felt a bit warmer too particularly in the south. that's thanks to a ridge of high pressure which will be with us as well wednesday morning but we have got a weather system to the north—west of the country and this weather front across the south—east. some rain and stronger winds across the north—west to begin wednesday. perhaps one or two showers in the south—east but elsewhere it's a dry start to the day. a little bit of mist and fog around. a chilly start, mind you, but those temperatures will rise as we head through the morning as we see plenty of sunshine around. probably the best of the sunshine into the afternoon — northern england, wales, west midlands, and the south west as we will have more cloud, a few showers south east and it will be turning increasingly wet and windy across the north and the west. that also goes for northern ireland. those tempera

>>i'm mandy gaither reporting.defense force press office has said attacks from the turkish military and turkish back militants in the last 24 hour period resulted in 16 dead and 3 wounded. >>turkish forces and their allies continue to launch attacks on syrian villages despite agreeing to a cease-fire according to that statement. well still to come halloween is the holiday of candy for some kids, it's also dangerous group of parents is working to make trick or treating safer for kids with food allergies. and south korea. but some parents are sending their kids to in order to cut back and their screen time. up next a triple homicide mystery in th >>go to kansas city missouri now where police have made arrests in a triple homicide investigation 2 people are charged in connection with a triple homicide that happened thursday night andres gutierrez spoke with the family of one of the victims. >>i mean what killed officer, a cane team is safe. it's a random killing not. and we'll see it being a random killing. >>we're st

john garrett mandy of california borrowing a phrase from mick mulvaney with "get over it." republicans are far from over it. instead as we look at the house and the senate, the senate is taking a page out of the typical defense attorney playbook. attack the process. >> we can't live in a country where the rule of law only applies to democrats, not republicans. can you imagine what would be happening to us as the republican party if we were trying to impeach a democratic president? >> harris: that sound bite was last night. less than 48 hours after he had nine other senators had lunch with president trump at the white house. this now from the senate website. a resolution by senator graham expressing the sense that the senate, that the house of representatives should stake consistent with president. though to open a formal impeachment inquiry and provide president trump with fundamental constitutional protections. right now that bill has 44 cosponsors. that's notably less than the 53 republican senators most notably absent from those signed on the bill, cory gardner of colora

i'm mandy gaither reporting. >>well still to come a scary moment for a utah dad caught on surveillance video. how he saved his kids from gunman on the street. and coming up the demolition of a pair cranes at the partially collapsed hard rock hotel in orleans has been ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. there are those who will say thatoo fat.: too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>welcome back to kron 4 news at a california highway patrol officer is in the hospital tonight after being hit by an suv watt on the job christy grosz has more on how this accident happened. >>chp officers are responding to a call about a malfunctioning railroad crossing signs here at the local railroad crossing in yuba city just after 1 o'clock this morning when the unexpected happened chp says driver in a gray suv failed to stop at the road crossing veered o

. >> reporter: instead of opening her family's business this morning, mandy fernandez spent the day cleaningp and throwing out food that went bad during the four-day outage. >> it's spoiled. so in terms of money wise, yes, we are going to lose a lot of money. a lot of business as we from in years ago. she is still adjusting to this new normal, the threat of wildfires, and now planned power outages that last for days. >> this is what if i'm staying in california i have to face. >> reporter: so the power has been restored to most customer here is in marin county. at last check, a couple of minutes ago at the outage map, though the businesses we poke to tell us even though their lights are on, their power is on, it doesn't mean that they can reopen right away because they'll have to recover and replace what they lost. reporting live in mill valley, ali wolf, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. this is a statewide event. we know that. many fires are burning in southern california. confused horses wandering free in simi valley. the so-called easy fire is raging just outside theald reagan presidentia

. >> it's fine because i'm always jet lagged nobody is happier than our friend and colleague mandy drewrysn't have to stop over. comes visit from sydney it's a direct. >> they hope if all goes well maybe 2022, 2023 but then we'll see her all the time. >> you know what quantis stands for? >> no. >> it's an acronym. >> you are full of interesting tidbits. >> i was an idiot over the weekend. >> why did you bet on the eagles? >> your eagles lost. >> cowboys dominating -- they didn't dominate. >> wow. >> that's a little strong. nfc matchup last night, first quarter 20 yard drive, tavon austin, cowboys bust out to a lead, expand and seal the deal winning 37-10. all right. another impressive win this weekend, my virginia tech hokies scored a win it was a six overtime game against unc in blacksburg. i lost my mind oh my goodness i don't know what to say i don't know what to say yeah >> i posted -- i was a little bit out of my mind dad, you're scaring us six overtime game. the hokies pulled it out in six overtimes against unc. >> facebook making changes to keep its lira crypto turn currency alive

ones because they think it's not on duty isn't white banks go empty but we all of us find that the mandi isn't as. a broken float valve in a tank like this one can lead to a loss of more than 10 liters per minutes that's all it with running water can waste up to 15 leaders per minute so in countries that are dealing with water scarcity households have a big responsibility to stop the leaks it's estimated that a quarter of the water provided by jordan's business will networks leaks away before it can even be used with more than 10000000 people tapping into a water supply that's only big enough for 3000000 the government rations water to households them with love and on new people notify us there is a leak in that neighborhood then we go fix it well roads are dug up and pipes replaced the ministry of water and irrigation says households need to help by maintaining their own tanks and fixtures they would say if they would say everybody in this guy there with us we should try to save i mean for. leaky pipes aren't the only reason of course even more water is lost due to theft jordan's growin

my first guest just returned from a trip to ukraine, congressman john gary mandy from california. it's good to have you, congressman. you got back. what was it like to go there under these circumstances? >> well, it was kind of weird. first of all, we did have another civil servant there, mr. taylor, ambassador taylor, and he made it very, very clear that something was very much amiss. so, we've seen two examples here, yovanovitch and taylor, two ambassadors who stood up to the president and said no, to, we're not going to let that happen. so, we had that going. we also met with an extraordinary group of people, the minister of defense, the minister of foreign affairs, young, aggressive, determined to end the corruption, and determined to build a democracy and push russia out of their country. it was thrilling in many ways. it was also on the edge of the seat because a lot of things were going on. >> bill taylor is the chief of mission there right now. he replaced yovanovitch. he's a career foreign service officer. he shows up in the texts last week. he's the one saying i think it

maybe mandy or chrissie. >> i would love to. >> you were the voice of the camel in the geico commercial guess what today is. >> it's hump day. >> what what! >> give me the whoo whoo. >> what what. >> i understand you're a man of many things, but one of those things is style. >> that'sright. >> can you give me a little style makeover? >> you want a little punch-up? >> a little punch-up. because you go there. >> here. send it in. fantastic. you can start -- here. give me your jacket. that's simple. >> that's not crazy. >> it's a nice pattern. give me this. we don't need it. there we go. that's simple. that's off and running. that gets us off and running. >> that's right. that's still in my comfort zone. now, i remember when you wore this. now, this thing -- >> see, there's a thin line between eclectic and church deacon. with a black shirt you could totally pull that off. now, this -- >> swarovski crystals inlaid on the lapel. >> it's about the tailoring, people. it's about getting it cut to fit. >> you don't need theie r. you're not cool enough for that jacket. >> it looks good on chris.

in a powerful article, they didn't help us in the second world war, they didn't help us with nofr mandyin addition to that, we have spent tremendous amounts of money on helping the kurds in terms of ammunition, in terms of weapons, in terms of money, in terms of pay. with all of that being said, we like the kurds. >> we like the kurds, paul rykoff. your reaction to what we heard from the president? >> it doesn't look like it. the president knows as much about normandy as he does about vietnam. he didn't go to vietnam. he has president been on the ground overseas like our troops had. if he did, maybe he'd understand what this means. this will damage not just our troops on the ground but our future alliances. even if it's only a couple hundred troops on the ground, those are special forces, they're force multipliers. they're a bulk ward stopping troops from coming across from turkey and slaughtering our friends. it's maybe the biggest betrayal by our military of a foreign leader in decades. the backlash, people talking openly about this is like nothing else we've seen since he's been elec

with me are three of the people who been in this camp, jeff, mandy and andre.ddress the crisis that we are in. whether i stay a global depending the consensus of the other protesters here. if there had been anything minimaland here. if there had been anything minimal and torturing some sort of understanding and intelligence regarding the crisis we are in —— they had been anything at all. do think much has been achieved? yes, i think much has been achieved? yes, i think we have raised awareness of the climate crisis perhaps to lots of people who might not have had that information before. for example, the police have been amazing. we have talked is a mini policeman and they often had seemed to have had very similar ideas to us about climate change. sometimes they say we are not, the disruption is not a good thing to do. but what else can we do? there is nothing else can we do? there is nothing else we can do to try to get the government to do something about it. andrew, have you done anything like as before? no, this is all very new territory for me. we have com

been actually conducted by turkey inside syrian territories and the target of these 2 abrasions where mandi the senior democrat the forces the white b g and which took actually managed to eliminate from both actually they are free to use shield area and also from everything and so now i believe is trying to on one hand keep the key close to it by not criticizing this operation all door normally we would see a feeling that the syrian regime. recovered that there it east of the euphrates think is that americans are withdrawing but right now we see that that that russia in fact is gone dorning this military operation or at least overlooking it because on the one hand they cannot but event it because is the americans who are controlling the area but on the other hand they are trying actually to put some pressure on the court this forces in order to embarrass the syrian regime so this is what the russians are trying to do what i know on one hand giving talking on their side on the other hand trying actually to use the 3rd push of pressure on the court this forces in order to push the cause of th

the ones because they think it's the only reason why banks go empty but we all of us find that the mandi isn't as leaky. a broken float valve in a tank like this one can lead to a loss of more than 10 liters per minutes that's all it with running water can waste up to 15 leaders per minute so in countries that are dealing with water scarcity households have a big responsibility to stop the leaks it's estimated that a quarter of the water provided by jordan has been this whole networks leaks away before it can even be used with more than 10000000 people tapping into a water supply that's only big enough for 3000000 the government rations water to households them with love and on new people notify us there is a leak in that neighborhood then we go fix it while roads are dug up and pipes replaced the ministry of water and irrigation says households need to help by maintaining their own tanks and fixtures they would see if they would say everybody in this guy there with us we should try to save for. leaky pipes aren't the only reason of course even more water is lost due to theft jordan's gr

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yes, this tweet was about his team—mate, benjamin mandy, who incidentally was black.sh chocolate which is featured in racist caricatures. the fa subsequently contacted his club, manchester city, about it. bernardo silva deleted the tweet and then later tweeted, can't even joke with a friend these days. but the anti—discrimination society kick it out, says it it is insulting and improper and bringing the game into disrepute. bernardo silva has written to say he regrets that his post may have unintentionally caused defence. he has been defended by pep guardiola. mandy has written in support of him saying he did not ta ke offe nce support of him saying he did not take offence at the tweet, but he has been charged with misconduct by the football association and has until the 9th of october to respond. let's look ahead to the world athletics championships and all eyes on doha and dina asher—smith. athletics championships and all eyes on doha and dina asher-smith. yes, very much so because she is the favourite for the 200 metres final, not just because favourite for the 200

. >> jess and mandy. >> just outside of seattle. >> congratulations. >> and thank you >>> just ahead,his life after basketball and a whole lot more people don't fully appreciate all that magic johnson is doing right now. >> no one has the reaction like magic in our studio. everyone wants a picture >>> wildly popular skinnytaste.com is here with an easy to follow weekly meal plan for your busy fami for your busy family. >>> coming up in our 3rd hour, the abandon series, taking you down the yellow brick road to the deserted land of oz theme park in north carolina we also have jane seymour on talking about a possible reboot of dr. quinn medicine woman. >> everything is getting rebooted officially it's halloween week now, we are three days away from the extravaganza >> last week we found out that craig is sitting on the throne we don't need any details there. carson will be rocking a sweater. this morning, mr. roker, you're up to bat. what do you got, what's your clue >> trying to confuse everybody let me be frank, you can take my costume right to the bank. >> let me be frank, you can tak

we will go to the republican line and hear from mandy. caller: yes, hello. that adam schiff and the democratic party are going to lose in the 2020 elections. i started and independent and 2016 and switched over to the republican party exclusively for mr. trump, and he has delivered every single thing that he said he would deliver. been under this for threet hostage years now and it is never ending. the democratic party. 238 resolutions that are pure junk. they have done absolutely nothing for the american people in the past three years. nothing. as far as i am concerned, i think the party is going to lose and it will lose for many, many years beyond this. host: house intelligence committee chair members and staff certainly the democratic side, if not others, gathering now on capitol hill. where here just outside the closed hearing is being held. the hearing is with kurt volcker testifying in a closed session, the headline from time.com, and the cameras there with any comments we will have for you on the c-span networks. we go to jay in reno, nevada. democrat

showing you yesterday where the president of the united states said the kurds weren't with us at normd mandyances are easy, he turned into a riff about greeting the dignified remains of fallen service members when they come to dover air force base. here's the president talking about that yesterday. >> i go to dover when i can, but it's -- it's so devastating for the parents that, you know, it's -- it's so devastating. when they -- when they bring that boy or young woman out of the back of those big powerful planes in a coffin, and the parents are there, you know, we have people that do that. that's what they do. they -- they work that. they accommodate everybody. that's what they do. they do an incredible job. and i said the parents seem to be okay, i'll get there early. the parents seem to be okay. well, actually, sir, they aren't. no, no, the way they're talking they're really okay, aren't they? sir, you never know until the back of that massive cargo plane walks up and they walk down holding a coffin with four or five great soldiers on each side of it representing our various forces. you

people like lisa mandy who said that yesterday she was willing to vote for theirs if it could be amendeding went as planned, this could all be done and dusted. but when you get down to the programme motion, if parliament takes control of the itinerary, they are likely to push it to go longer and longer. workers' rights as a sticking point. there does not seem to bea sticking point. there does not seem to be a numbers for us customs union ora to be a numbers for us customs union or a second referendum as there never has been for all honesty. but protection for workers' rights, if you look at the bill it is very flimsy and that will be at a sticking point. we will all watch to see what amendments have been laid down this morning. it is 100 and ten -- it is in down this morning. it is 100 and ten —— it is in my hand, 110 pages. it doesn't look flimsy. thank you both very much forjoining us this morning. they had a lot of time to print this off this morning. we are only going to have one copy for the office because we are not wasting any more paper. very, very good point. 6:47am is the time.