) ( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) breaking overnight..49ers linebacker reuben foster is again facing domestic violence charges. and the 49ers have dropped him from the team. foster was arrested around 9 last night. prior to the team's game today in tampa. foster was arrested after police responded to the grand hyatt hotel where a victim reported foster "slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest area, and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face." foster was charged with one count of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence and booked into the hillsborough county jail. foster was suspended two games going into this season after a gun charge. he also was accused in a domestic violence incident with his girlfriend before the season where she claimed to have been absued....she later recanted. ( marty ) and on the highway, napa police are reminding drivers to slow down while returning home from the holiday weekend. they responded to six accidents friday. the department posted a picture on social media showing one of those accidents at redwood & browns valley r

( marty )good morning im marty gonzales. right now you're looking sutro tower camera in san francisco. you can see just how thick the smoke is this morning. ( marty )(take scando)poor air quality in the bay area continues. some locations in the bay area have very unhealthy air quality, as smoke from the camp fire continues to linger. right now san francisco is ranked as having the worst air quality in the world. ( marty )i'm here is dave spahr to give us a check on conditions. (dave)widespread smoke and haze at times combining with coastal fog resulting in extended poor air quality and low visibilities over the san francisco bay area should show some improvement first along the immediate coast today then inland sunday. a mid to upper level ridge has weakened and troughing is already slowly moving in from the west this morning. additionally forecast models continue to indicate an active pacific weather pattern reaching california next week with the potential for widespread periodic rainfall starting wednesday and continuing t

)( marty )( marty )new this morning... police rohnert park are looking for the man who stabbed a woman apparrently because she didn't have cigarettes. it happened in the parking lot of the redwood creek apartments on the rohnert park expressway. the woman told police she was stabbed after she told a man she didn't have any cigarettes. a passerby found the woman bleeding inside the car. police are asking that you call if you information on the attack. ( marty )this morning we are getting a look at the sideshow that caused delays in the east bay along interstate 5-80 saturday afternoon. a viewer sent this video to kron 4...from the oakland- san leandro city limits. the smoke is cars doing doughnuts in the southbound lanes. you can see traffic on the freeway is at a standstill. at one point, dozens of drivers get out of their cars to watch. ( marty ) coming up..new developments in the deadly shooting at a yoga studio in florida...we'll have what we are learning about the victims. ( marty ) and...a couple's recent vacation was

thanks sara. ( marty )( marty ) thanks sara. thanks sara. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. embarcadero.look at the here is a live ( marty ) thanks sara. thanks sara. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. (dave)mild daytime conditions will persist through the weekend as offshore flow develops. winds will be the strongest in the higher elevations with an increased threat for fire weather concerns. temperatures cool slightly early next week with continued dry weather conditions and periods of weak offshore winds.weak offshore periods of weak offshore winds. ( marty )new this morning...palo alto police are looking for 3 men who kidnapped and sexually assualted a 17-year-old girl. it happened early friday morning in front of the girls home... on the 19-hundred block of cooley avenue. police say around 1-30 in the morning... the girl was standing outside when 3 men wearing dark pants and black hooded sweatshirts... forced her inside a black van with tinted windows. police say she was then taken to an unkno

"> ( marty )( marty ) haul. ( marty ) happening today, community members in butte county are holding a vigil for those who lost their lives in the camp fire. doors will open at four this afternoon at the first christian church of chico. there will be an "open hours candlelight vigil" the first ten minutes of each hour. parking is available at the church and on the street. ( marty ) kron 4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 morning news, some tips for travellers who are headed to the airport during this busy and smokey season. ( marty )plus... president trump blamed forest management for californias deadly wildfires. we talk to scientists who say he should be pointing his finger at global warming. ( marty )and up next... if you are in the market for a used car bargain.

again. ( marty ) new this morning.. a butte county family is desperately searching for one of their children who disapperared as thousands of residents tried to escape the camp fire. on thursday, the harmon family says they went to pick up one of their children from school, while a family friend picked up another harmon child. but in all the evacuation confusion, the family hasn't able to connect with the family friend. the family says they've checked all the shelters in chico and haven't heard anything. <"really wish you went home, but we're really worried about you so please come back soon."> ( marty ) the camp fire has claimed at least nine lives and burned an estimated two thousand structures. ( marty ) actor james woods is looking to help families reconnect with their loved ones in butte county. he has dedicated his twitter account... to help people find missing loved ones.. by using the hashtag "camp fire james woods" these are just some of the tweets-- people are giving names and descriptions of their missing lov

and marty is just dying.hey're not watching the film, they're trying to figure out their lunch order. and this was just typical hollywood arrogance. come on, come on, come on. come on, come on, f--- face. and calley comes and sits down next to me and we were both dying, and he says, this is the best movie i've seen all year, but i have to take a leak. do you mind stopping it? and "where's the button?" and so he went back and then we started. we finished the movie and he got up and he said, "we're buying this movie." as soon as the film came out, as soon as it was released, it was around the same time as "american graffiti." and our picture, a few weeks later went into the ground buried forever to an extent, except that then it came out on tv and things like that. people still stop me in the street about it. (martin scorsese) but "american graffiti" was the overall, across-the-board, a real american memory, nostalgic piece. (narrator) george lucas' "american graffiti" was a massive surprise hit. it cost less t

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marty baron, welcome to hardtalk.e outside, it looks as though there is a state of unrelenting trench warfare now between the white house and the news media in washington. is that the way it feels to you? i don't feel that way. the white house, and the president in particular, has said he is at war with the media, said that from day one, his very first day in office when he went to the cia and told cia officers he was at war with the media, but i've said ever since then that we are not at war, we are doing ourjobs as outlined in the first amendment of the constitution, which calls for us to examine public characters and measures, as james madison, founder of the senate, said from the beginning. you are sort of suggesting that you can simply ignore what is coming out of the white house but when the president himself talks about your newspaper as one the pillars of the fake news media, when he calls you an enemy of the american people, you can't ignore that. i don't ignore it, but i make sure it's not a distraction from

. >> reporter: marty and gail smith are in good spirits considering the circumstances. a lot of people have been looking for you and gail. >> we figured it, but we didn't have any way to get through to them. >> reporter: the two were camping, sleeping in their car alongside the lake and regalia. they went there to escape the camp fire. >> fire on both sides of us and we can go into the lake plus the dam is right there that's all rock. we will use that to our advantage. >> reporter: they didn't know it but marty's brother had been searching evacuation shelters for them all day on friday. despite i'm worried about my family. >> reporter: saturday morning he connected with marty's son michael over the phone. once he checked into a hotel. >> it's scary and sad that this kind of thing happens. >> reporter: paradise looks like a bomb went off. burned out and abandoned cars littered the streets, buildings are collapsed, and fires are still flickering while law enforcement response to calls to service throughout the area. >> are places still standing, and they are still trying

marty: they do not.e of 2016 gives everybody caution about what you could expect today. i think people have to be set up for the big surprise. nate silver developing a cautionary after being humbled in 2016. michael steel, thank you so much for getting us started this hour. marty schenker will have no sleep for the next two days. about ourl you midterm election coverage. david westin leading our coverage tonight in the 7:00 hour. we are going to do the results, the maps. on themart conversation path forward for america. worldwide, this is "bloomberg." ♪ loomberg." ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. from new yorkne and singapore. i am here at the new economy forum. we spoke to a number of newsmakers ranging from the chief executive of 3m. we spoke about the supply chain. gote.so spoke to mr. dan we also talked football. who would have thought i knew anything about british football? the main theme i would put in midpoints -- three points. it is about the midterms. people are wondering what the mar

marty: that's right. i think that the level of enthusiasm on both sides may turn this race into a nailbiter. with deference to your work schedule, i think it may be well into the evening and maybe even wednesday before we even know specifically if the democrats have taken the house. especially with a lot of the california races too close to call. david: do we know what the markets are going to do with and -- with either result? gina: the working presumption seems to be that the democrats will take the house and republicans will hold the senate . that's been priced into the market for the last six months. but if that doesn't happen, i would expect it to be a shotgun on either end. alix: what rhetoric gets nicer in the next way for hours? will we get clarity on trade? what's he going to say about other issues? marty: i doubt you will get any change in a narrative. even with a shocking result of the republicans keeping the house and maintaining the senate, i think you will get even more strident rhetoric in

on the morning of july twenty third many of marty's firefighting resources were sent to a blaze sixty kilometers away. but it for forty nine pm a second fire broke out in the. hills above. it was more than two hours before a fire brigade helicopter was diverted to tromp water. unit commander you'll be sent on a cupolas says by then the wind speed was more than one hundred kilometers per hour . and yes to me. it was a joke at the nonstick me but i think it was going to get better as. it was already too late the fire had reached the coast suddenly residents and daytrippers were surrounded by smoke and flames the roads were soon gridlocked then blocked by burning cars the only hope of escape was the same. money that. they tried to jam. like. the. schoolteacher maria does illy lives on the waterfront but even she feared she die. marcy is built on cliffs with few puffs to the water and almost none unmarked getting in the water but this mild all around us fire their hands on part of a larry i find of the day i can say you knew that there was that down to the back down because you were like

>> thank you, marty. so the question of whether monetary policy should be used to address financial stability is one in which there are really two schools of monetary policy thinkers and policy makers. i think the majority rue is what marty just articulated is that monetary policy already has two goals, stable provides, max employment great to use regulatory mark pronunciation mark policies to address financial stability. i would agree that monetary policy is not a great tool to address that third concern and that it's far preferable to use supervision regulatory tools to address financial stability to the extent that we can. it's not ideal to add a third objective. and it's not a tool that fits particularly tightly with the objective of financial stability. on the other hand, you have to -- i think it's hard not to keep in mind as a policymaker that the last several business cycles in the united states have not ended because of high inflation. they have ended because of financial imbalances, if you will,

his wonderful wife, marty, we were with marty and the gere, small businessman, start with nothing morethan a pickup truck and a shovel and created hundreds of good paying jobs here in the state of georgia. lived he american dream. he's a map felt called to public service. first in the state senate and fought against higher tacks and more regulation as job creators. he has made your government more effective and more accountable, and he's done it all by saving georgia taxpayers millions of dollars. that's the kind of leadership that you need. in the governor's office. he's a proven leader, man of integrity and faith who lives out his values every single day. brian kemp would make a great governor of the state of georgia, and in five days we got make it happen. you just heard it again. brian kemp has an agenda and ambition for the state of georgia just like the president and i brought to washington, dc washington, dc two years ago and think about the progress we made. with the strong support of both of your senators and these conservatives in the congress, we have been putting jobs and o

sot: marty grimes, santa clara valley water district// "were a little lower than normal for this time of year we do expect this time of year that our reservoirs are generally low because we do want to capture a lot of winter rain in those reservoirs. so weve been using water all year long to help recharge our ground water basins or to feed our water treatment plants so the 27% is lower than normal but its nothing to be alarmed about." and grimes reminds us to continue to conserve water despite the fact that we're out of a drought.there is a state law that says you must turn off your irrigation systems when it rains and wait two days after it stops to turn them back on.sot: marty grimes, santa clara valley water district// "its one of the things that drives us a little bananas when we wsee sprinkler systems on in the middle of a rainstorm. so we are happy that its now a state wide regulation."sot: ella sogomonian// "so keep conserving california because you never know when we will be in another drought." thanksgiving weekend is over but many americans in the midwest are still waiting f

>> thank you, marty. the question of whether monetary policy should be used to address financial stability is one in which there are two schools of thought. is what martyiew articulated. monetary policy has goals. stable prices, maximum unemployme -- maximum employment, how best to use regulatory policy. i would agree that monetary policy is not a great tool to address that concern, and it is preferable to use supervision regulatory tools to address financial stability to the extent we can. it is not ideal to add a third objective. it is not a tool that fits tightly with objective of financial stability. on the other hand, it is hard not to keep in mind is a policymaker that the last several business cycles in the united states have not ended because of high inflation. they ended because of financial imbalances. savings-and-loan crisis. dot com bubble popping. mortgage bubble popping. global financial crisis. these were not the traditional ways business cycles ended, which was high inflation. it is hard n

sot: marty grimes, santa clara valley water district// "were a little lower than normal for this time of year we do expect this time of year that our reservoirs are generally low because we do want to capture a lot of winter rain in those reservoirs. so weve been using water all year long to help recharge our ground water basins or to feed our water treatment plants so the 27% is lower than normal but its nothing to be alarmed about." and grimes reminds us to continue to conserve water despite the fact that we're out of a drought.there is a state law that says you must turn off your irrigation systems when it rains and wait two days after it stops to turn them back on.sot: marty grimes, santa clara valley water district// "its one of the things that drives us a little bananas when we wsee sprinkler systems on in the middle of a rainstorm. so we are happy that its now a state wide regulation."sot: ella sogomonian// "so keep conserving california because you never know when we will be in another drought." (vicki) you can stay connected on this storm with our kron-4 mobile app. there you

marty new york. only u.s. is still reeling from its fiercely disputed midterm elections which saw the democrats win control of the horse but failed to take the senate on some key states that they had hoped for such as in texas where the republican candidate ted cruz well enough for a tight battle another accusation white women help cruz win and thus betray feminism with their vote a problem in sports journalists at all the debate. fifty nine percent of white women voted for ted cruz fifty three percent of white women voted for donald trump so given this number who is a real face of feminism well i was just really the latest criticism of republican voting women by liberals and progressives here's a few more examples what is happening why are women even voting for him yeah i don't get you ladies i meant the country's fifty five percent of it i mean the country was pretty. well we have tons of black presidents when i see women doing that i think why are they publicly disrespecting themselves voted against hillary

mayo marty walsh. historical veral moments to mark the american revolution. yet, something is wrong with ins series of commemorations my view to celebrate the white colonialism. there is no comparable effort to of the 300th anniversary 2025.hilip's war in his 1675 to 1776 for an end to nglish mistreatment led by the wampanoags goes almost nacknowledged on the cultural landscape of boston. english colonists defeated the forces in a bloody onflict carrying out multiple massacres. they, in turn, many indians during the to 1676 where -- 900 half of the00 died from exposure. goo ge n presented himself as a consistent andorter of native interest welfare to the praying community. smith, wrote to richard quote, that we had seized their an nds and put them upon island only for their and our quote, no purpose of doing them wrong. forcibly removed from their imprisoned for their own good. believable ly notice that he says, for their our security. beingos innotion has ur -- echos of the more recent past with the imprison. japanese americans. many were sold in slavery. ye

and i like the way that you alternatingly, like marty, our good friend marty short, take it seriouslytoo. after you finish their monologue, i think they take themselves way too serious. >> jimmy: of course. >> as much as i'd like to stick around for two hours and see what the associate sound editor on "thor: ragnarok," the way he wants me to vote, i can't do it. it's just gotten too heavy for me. >> jimmy: you actually would be surprised, he's actually quite conservative. [ laughter ] >> we met at marty short's house. >> jimmy: that's right. >> we had eight male comedians having dinner together. it was like "the real housewives of penistown reunion." [ laughter ] like the freemasons with better grudges. >> jimmy: yeah, that was a fun night, actually. >> you would think it would be -- you'd get eight male comedians together at a dinner table would be like monkeys fighting over a premise with fondue forks. but it was actually rather polite and informative. i met you and your baby had just -- >> jimmy: we'd just had that issue. it was so much fun. in a way you were like the mayor of peni

marty schenker is the only one i know who knows what vince lombardi is.ate since vince lombardi coached his last game. fear is on the republican menu. peace and prosperity are side dishes. gdp may be booming but our moral gdp is in recession. our gift is martin schenker. carrie haynes with us in washington. exciting before the election. two presidents out campaigning. who has got the momentum? at the polls,look you would see that the democrats swung out of favor and back in and with the tragedies in the u.s. in the last week and donald trump's reaction, they came back up. now that trump is on the trail, it looks like the momentum has shifted back to the gop. tom: all the research we aggregate, let us aggregate turnout. i do not have a clue. you do not either. marty: anybody who suggests they do is wrong. no one knows what is going to happen. there are indications enthusiasm is high on both sides. there is the weather factor that can upset everything. there is rain on the east coast. turnout.d dampen no one knows. tom: terry haines with us in washington. i

down through eastern europe which means the time being is not as cold as it was in tashkent an hour marty but the rain in the forecast has gone to dry looking picture at least on saturday from iran back through to the east and met the give us the action area get increasingly cloudy come sunday property still drive all the end of the day and it remains that way fine and sunny all to be on marty's a plus for to say winter is going into eastern europe at the moment and having had some active weather even a tornado spotted in saudi arabia from this weakening frontal system apart from one to thunderstorms possibly in the u.a.e. this is going south and disappearing then we got a dry couple days was maybe a significant share our blood again for at least a couple of days sunday or woods southern africa has been dry for a couple days without see showers have been showing up around the eastern side of south africa but there's not much more to call for the moment. for many years i kept my promise to secrets but every time far enough to extremism is mentioned it was a speed. bump you don't believe th

liz: marty, we have a trade war right now with china. we see a goods deficit with china widening, not shrinking as the president would have wanted. we have brexit and that big question. we've got the g20 coming up, all kinds of issues. which one of those, do me a favor, try and pick one, has the strongest potential to trigger a recession? >> rising long-term interest rates causing the stock market to turn down. liz: you just said the fed needs to raise rates. >> long-term rates, i said. long-term rates. so long rates are going to go up because we are seeing a little bit of increasing inflation because we're seeing a massive fiscal deficit, and the fed is going to move up gradually at the short end. but i think right now, the ten-year treasury's a little over 3%. in real terms, that means it's about 1%. to normalize means it's got to get up to about 5%. so i think when that happens, i think the stock market's going to be unhappy. liz: okay. we have to run, marty. thank you very much. it's such a busy day. we appreciate you coming straight

marty always said, what is the future hold for us? and i said, we are going to be dead, because i do not think that the inhibitors would make a huge impact for us. we were pessimistic, but without we could balance access and answers. and you know, we had a very serious fights with colleagues about what should that balance look like. >> could i just? answer to to -- the have the pendulum swung too far today -- to has the pendulum swung too far today, the history of fda relation is always this pendulum. but the pendulum tends to correct. but you are right, sometimes people get hurt until that pendulum, you know, gets -- or swings back. overreact will always a little and it will swing back when something happens, but the thing that gives me confidence there is ag that group, day in and day out, of the susan ellenbergers or the josh sheriff demings -- sharp fsteins, or the bob temples, who are not in the spotlight. sometimes they are called the federal bureaucracy. who care about the federal health mission. and they get pounded from all s

>> thank you, marty. so the question of whether monetary policy should be used to address financial stability is one in which there are really two schools of thought among monetary policy thinkers and policymakers. i think majority view is what marty just articulated is, that monetary policy already has got two goals, stable prices, maximum employment, best to use regulatory, regulatory policies to address financial instability. i would certainly agree that monetary policy is not a great tool to address that third concern and that it's far preferrable to use supervision, regulatory tools to address financial stability to the extent that we can. it's not ideal to add a third objective. it is not a tool that fits particularly tightly with the objective of financial stability. on the other hand, you have to, i think it is hard not to keep in mind as a policymaker that the last several business cycles in the united states have not ended because of high inflation. they have ended because of financial imbalance

professor marty campbell teaches from loyola. her areas of expertise, the immigration of african-americans. what time. are we talking about? what impact did they have an l.a. and southern california? >> thank you for having me. my study begins in 1850 with the very first group of african-americans brought into the state when it became a state. it is a very small group. i study all the way up until the first world war. so looking at the creation of the black community in los , african-americans did a lot to settle their own communities and also to build the greater los angeles area and southern california communities as well. they made a lot of cultural contributions. the closer we get into the 20th century, which is when the big migration happened, there are a lot of contributions that african-americans made politically, you know, and those kinds of things. what motivated them to come to los angeles? >> right. area.an understudied it is kind of hard to find information about this. that is why i chose to study it. people are being

marty: they are there real impact in the marketplace. bloomberg is a story about a schroders real estate fund that has its investors wanted to pull the money out and threaten the fund. happening, there real implications for the market on this confused situation. alix: talking about hedging and what's priced in, i swear to god, every time i read a report that is totally different. the one consistent thing is pounds all relative to your -- pound voleuro growing higher. mazen issa see tremors and financial markets and you see worries about commercial real estate getting closer to the , it should to question of how much do i want to be involved in how much do i want to be long with this kind of tail risk? alix: marty schenker and luke -- thanknk you very you. david: general electric announced that you have a proposed agreement to sell their commercial lighting business to aip. it's not a huge surprise, they reported on working on it and they now have a proposal agreement subject to a closing conditions and you can see general electric stock

marty milkstein, the fifth amendment refers the to persons on u.s. soil, not those seeking admission. this is pretty outrageous stuff. >> this is extremely outrageous. to think about where we are with this caravan headed to our southern border. we need to send our military down there, then they are talking about frivolous lawsuits. we know we have an immigration problem this country. it will take some tough decisions to get this thing fixes. >> they are part of a company accused of unethically gouging immigrants thousands of dollars in fees. it happens after they bail them out of detention then start charge them fees to monitor them. do you think this is a stunt? >> i think a lot of immigrants are being used as pawns for this lawsuit. we are facing a crisis with our southern border being so porous. we have a song economy in this country. a lot of people are trekking thousands of miles to get here and participate in this economy. but they need to do it legally. liz: when people see the story, americans time and again have said to be naturally good, th

i told marty, this is the only time i enjoy performing.when you wor with someone else, you bomb, but now you share it with somebody. >> i love working with marty. he understands the concept of 60/40. >> chemistry is impossible to define. when i'm out on stage, i enjoy watching you. maybe that is a genuine interest to the other person. >> i wish i had that. >> what's the matter? >> i'm scared. >> comedy in general is a team sport. you kind of have to do it with people listening and responding. there's a connection that has to happen for it to work. >> 106 miles to chicago. we got a full tank of gas. half a pack of cigarettes. it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses. >> hit it. >> there is something about that dynamic you don't get from a singular comic voice. just like in life. two people can bring it more power than one person acting on their own. >> i think we'll just stand here until they fade to black. >> you don't know why chemistry works. you don't know how to manufacture it. it is just there or it's not. it's just beautiful when it wo

our good friend marty is here. d marty is here. he says: he says: please, we need fresh air. tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. the wind will pick up, our good friend john says: ohn says: my weather underground says 162 on the air quality. that's close enough, i think it's 156 early for san jose it's gone down a little bit. east bay 158, and 171 to 158. i took a combination of san raphael and santa rosa to get the average there. it's moderate, i think it will be g, the is is on the way, it's going to be good. it will be making it late tonight and into tomorrow morning. rainfall on track to be good, the wind will crank up it will help as well. this afternoon, the southeast breeze will show itself, north of santa rosa and hefty amounts, 3, 3 and a half to 4, to two systems wednesday and friday, a little fog will make it to the coast. and it's the warm sector of the system that comes in late tonight. early tomorrow morning, it could be 8, 9:00, some of the heaviest, the cold front can be brief intense rain. the system will move to the sierra, if you're going to the sierra, evening is

emily and her husband martin formed the domestic advisory group and marty flew with the campaign and emily ran the homebase doing all the hard work. pat mccann requires no introduction at the is a fantastic guy, and joined nixon way before the campaign, and finally, we get to the white chapin, -- the white chapin -- dwight chapin. what we are going to do is start with each of us explaining to us how they met richard nixon and how they came to be a participant in the campaign. jim, we will start with you. >> actually in 1962 as a freshman at university california at santa barbara, i cornered him at a rally that he did, and he gave me some debate pointers. then in 1967, as a second year law student at columbia, i saw an article in the new york times with a sample of this fella on the stage, pat buchanan and marty anderson and the white chapin -- dwight chapin, and nixon was always a political junkie and decided i might like to work on that campaign if they let me. so i wrote a letter to mister nixon and said i would like to work on your campaign, and my wife worked at 30 wall street, a

. >> on the basis of you sex artie hammer plays her husband marty. >> they were very much a team and what they achieved they achieved together. >> and justin plays melvin. a man who helps guys a landmark case. >> set the woman back ten years. >> she's one of the first woman lawyers to graduate from harvard law school one of the first women accepted and got out of school and couldn't get a job as a lawyer. >> how about this n tr transformation. christian bale packed on 40 pounds for the role. >> amy adams played wife lynn and the movie is actually comedy. >> so we going to do this or what, is this happening? >> i believe we can make this work. >> i'm about to look to see if i can go online and buy tickets already. >> i wonder if christian bale's children get confused, is that daddy. >> coming up. >> confession, one thing she stole from the set. >> i asked for it. don't need to send the police or anything. >> then, is that really you? >> i couldn't see much of myself it is blue and plastic essentially. >> her new royal transformation she couldn't believe. and big screen reunion we can'

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not yet, marty. late this morning, early this afternoon. temperatures in and around marin county -- a lot of 40s there. no, san rafael, mill valley, all close to upper 40s and 50s. hope valley shows 39. i think that will change soon with cloud cover coming in. rain is on the way. yesterday was very warm field gilroy, 72. santa cruz, 70. napa airport made it up to 68. santa rosa, 67. today will be cloudy. mostly cloudy right now with some fog. clouds are on the increase and rain will develop the rain is almost in ukiah. it's in mendocino county. three systems. today will be the first. the second system wednesday night into thursday will be the wettest and windiest. the one on saturday will be the coldest and then we get a break on sunday but it will be cool and breezy on sunday. today's system will have more rain north of the golden gate, less to the south. wednesday is a set up where you could get the moisture coming in and the winds will pick up which means the santa cruz mountains, they could get up to four inches depending if it sets up

keaton wasn't as good as this marty mcfly. cheers.er took us back to the future, alongside al roker. >> here we are. we're ready to go. >> and hoda as elton john, come on! ♪ that's why they call it the blues ♪ >> she really committed with a bald cap giving harry styles a run for his rocketman money. >> >>> we have seen celebs rocki who were the best? counting dow three. >> you saw my number one. the ones we picked will blow you away. today you'll see some freddie mercury imitators. but rami malek is the real deal in "bohemian rhapsody" and i was at the new york premiere last night. ♪ another one bites the dust >> it's ornate. it's decadent and it's exactly the way freddie would want it. >> luckily the guys made it to this premiere without a hitch, unlike the one in london. >> you guys came to the premiere in a rolls royce. >> we did. >> that broke down. >> it did. >> what is going on? >> i don't know. we were about to push it for a second. it's the same rolls that appears in the film and it just gave out on us. he's always testing our