she died in 2000, so mary has had i a huge impact on people ad it was a great idea to make sure everybody a dictionary. >> host: since 1995 when you founded the dictionary project along with arnold french how many have gone out? hadi get them out there? >> guest: this project started out with writing grants and i spoke to different people -- different organizations about this idea because they were intrigued with the idea dictionaries and of course and of course letters he is so important and everyone is always trying to keep people learning new words and basically from becoming illiterate and schools. so they took it on as a letters a project. most organizations like rotary tawana senn lions have to have a literacy program every year that they implemented this was an easy program to do and really you get the best bang for your buck. you can have a long term impact. most of these people have been doing this for 25 years so they have gone through college already and receive dictionaries and people see if they are still using dictionaries or people think that they are worthwhile, those chil

. >>> mary has more on that and when thunderstorms could enter the forecast. >> yeah. i have been tracking this monsoon moisture and at this point it looks like a low chance of dry lightning. earlier this morning on high definition doppler, tracking several lightning strikes across southern california. even monsoonal thunderstorms over the arizona area, flooding for them. so, that monsoon moisture over the desert southwest to the south and also tropical storm kevin out in the pacific to our south as well. some of this moisture a little bit here pushing in to the bay area. really what that means for us here in our region looking at mid to high level clouds streaming in, maybe some higher humidity but at this point again looking at that small chance of dry lightning. back to you. >>> now to the fire watch. crews fighting the dixie fire were hindered by heavy smoke. the fire has burned more than half a million acres and destroyed more than 550 homes. it's the second largest fire in california history. the salvation army is stepping up to serve thousands of meals to people

mary always has all the answers. mary, good morning to you. >> thanks, len. >>> yeah, we'll turn up the heat and get ready for especially inland and 90s to triple digits this afternoon. looking at low to mid 70s and upper 80s for the south bay in san jose and close to triple digit heat 99 in concord, 101 and 105 with the heat advisory there and look at temperatures from 3 to 11 degrees above average for this time of year. warmer compared to yesterday and good to moderate air quality for the area and hi-def doppler check out all the lightning strikes over southern california. >> as far as the closure goes, it's in effect southbound 101 near east santa clara and mckeys and a crash that happened after 3:30 this morning involving a vehicle that may have hit someone walking along the side of the roadway there. investigations underway and lanes closed till further notice and as far as the impact to traffic and we've got a lot of break lights southbound 101 and because of that where the commute takes him and more details on

the fire, which started in mar maris, has mouse french, other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft. other bay john iran, russia. ukraine has sent a cook meant in personnel. but turkey's forester minister warned the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. see now, go solo al jazeera. i stumble now, news from united states where many americans who have behind on rental payments face being homeless off to a government decree binding residential evictions expired at midnight on saturday. democratic lawmakers joint protest in camping outside the us capital building in washington. corey bush is upset that landlords can now throw that tenants out of the qualities in congress, refused to vote on extending the moratorium. it was brought in last year to help slow the spread of curve at 19 by preventing over crowding in shelters the night. was it was neces

the fire was started and mar maris has mouse fred, to other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft. other bay john iran, russia ukraine, have sent a cook meant in personnel. but turkey's forester minister warns the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. seen because solo al jazeera, i stumble creek firefighters have been battling large wildfires that have destroyed homes and farms in the southern parts of the country. the blaze has spread off this off to breaking out near pat trust on saturday. a 300 firefighters and 2 water bombers have been deployed to control the inferno. temperatures are expected to each $44.00 degrees celsius of a heat wave continues across the region. large cruise ships and now banned from entering the center of venice. environmentalists have been pushing for the movie is adarine reports. picture postcard perfection. tour

the fire was started and mar maris has mouse french, other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft. other bay, john iran, russia ukraine, has sent equipment in personnel, but turkeys, forest minister warns the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires and turkey southern greenhouse and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. see now go solo al jazeera, i stumble. large cruise ships. i now banned from entering the center of venice. environmentalists have been pushing for the move 3 years at a rainy reports from venice. picture postcard perfection. tourists are back in venice, but they won't be arriving anytime soon on large cruise ships. it follows years of debate about banning mega cruise ships to protect venus's lagoon ecosystem. that's to be became much more heated with the arrival in june of a towering $90000.00 ton ship. the government finally announced the ban in july, after threats from unesco to place venice a worl

the fire was started and mar maris has mouse fret to other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft other by john iran. russia and ukraine have sent equipment in personnel. but turkey's forester minister warns the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. seen because solo al jazeera sambal and they been greece crews are also battling large wild vase that have destroyed homes and farms in the south. the flames of spread after breaking up near petrov on saturday. temperatures are expected to reach 44 degrees celsius as the heat wave continues across southern europe. well, if any 2 has been struggling with wildfires around the taurus resort for scada, 800 people have been moved from their homes after a large fire in a nearby nature. reserve officials say they've been battling more than 800 flare ups across the country. in the last few days, i the int

mary has been talking about the hazy conditions. you can see that there in our live shot. the rest of the way past north land as you work towards 680 on the westbound side of 580. the rest of the travel times are in the green. 33 minutes between antioch and 80. 80 is 15 minutes from highway four to the maze. they turned the metering lights off before 6:00. we have no had a back up at the bay bridge. you will see owded across thuppt san francisco. okalong 880 in both directions. no delays from oakland into hayward. >>> take taking a live look at sfo this morning. despite concerns about the delta variant travel bookings are the rise. new york city's jfk, new york liberty, chicago, lax and washington are the cheapest airports. sfo is number seven. >>> next on kpix five san francisco and streaming on cbsn bay area. big news about tony bennett cancels his 2021 tour. >> streaming today on cbsn bay area, we are talking to a local doctor from marin healthcare about the teachers vaccine mandate and it is kick off. we here about the first pre- season game against the chiefs tomorrow

. >>> mary has our forecast on this monday. >>> good morning.e are looking at strong on shore flow in the bay area. that will help to scour our skies and help push that haze away from us for the most part. we are looking at cooler temperatures as well. that stronger sea breeze bringing below average daytime highs for this time of year and again that better air quality, was so nice to see the blue skies yesterday. it will likely continue. we could see a little bit haze in the north bay and east bay and i will show you smoke concentration forecast in a moment. as we head through the day, get ready for a warm up. we will heat things up by the end of the week, upper 90s to 100 inland. air quality looks goodall in the green as we start our day. our air quality forecast taking you through our monday, looking good along the coast, around peninsula, south bay in santa clara and moderate air quality for north bay and for the east bay. satellite and radar view, we have this upper level low and around the low pressure system rotating around it, a weak shor

. >> mary has her eye on all sorts of screens predicting the weatreca.>>, at le day, temperatures hot inland, mild at the bay and around the coast. here is what you can expect. if you are getting ready for the day, morning clouds and fog as we start our thursday. we are looking at the mild conditions at the coast and around the bay but heating up inland though not quite as hot as yesterday, tracking monsoonal moisture and also tracking our air quality. at this point, looking at elevated wildfire smoke. likely seeing that haze in our skies with the change in wind direction. at the surface, still okay at ground level. here is the satellite and radar view. we have the strong ridge of high pressure to our north. heat advisory in lake and mendocino county through oregon and washington state, they have excessive heat warnings in effect. this low pressure system off the coast, all of this is pushing up that monsoonal moisture to our south and into the bay area. higher humidity and mid to high level clouds as well owthis is o r an pres all lels of the atmosphere

. >>> it is 6:15 am and mary has a check of weather for us this morning and we are also watching your quality as we start this new work week. >> yes we are looking at better air quality, we had hazy smoky skies over the weekend but it looks much better with that stronger ocean breeze kicking in. all in the green for the air quality this morning as we start off the day. looking at good to moderate air quality as we head to our monday so looking at that strong onshore flow, westerly winds gustingabout 20 to 30 miles per hour and that is really helping to scour out the skies and push the hazy smokiness away. smoke concentration forecast shows us looking great for the bay area today. as we look to tuesday and wednesday, we could see a bit of a change with a shift in the wind and with it we could see for parts of the north bay and east bay the return of some haze in the skies so looking at that tuesday and wednesday. here is a live look in san francisco with that fog, looking at mid to upper 50s, even about 50b0 in santa rosa this morning. so this low pressure system is ushering in that st

. >>> and mary lee has been monitoring the air quality. are conditions expected to get better? >> they are will and they are looking all right right now. i know we have a little bit of haze. for the most part the air quality for the air we breathe at ground level, good to moderate. that's good news for us. here is a live look at the santa clara valley with blue skies and haze out there. it looks better compared to yesterday. here is a live look at san francisco with the blue skies as well. current air quality looking good for the most part. just moderate air quality for redwood, livermore and concord. as we head through the day we will continue with that good to moderate air quality due to that ocean breeze for us. pushing most of that haze and smoke out of here. again just a little bit of haze inland aloft in the upper levels but not affecting our air quality at ground level. here we go. our surface smoke concentration forecast as we head through the rest of today and into tomorrow. we will continue with that sea breeze over the next few days. big changes ahead. we will warm i

mary lee has the local forecast and what we can expect for this midwee alri welooking atea weatheahead. chges as we look tothe end of our week. good it moderate air foda ocn breeze, l in effect fo below average again relationshipping about five degrees below average for today. as we look to our air quality looking all right. the surface for the area that we need could see some haze high above in the upper levels of the atmosphere. not effecting the air at the surface. as we head through to tomorrow we will -- are in the beginning of a warming trend. the daytime highs soaring. now let's show you what to expect with that strong ocean breeze. we have one more day of this, enjoy it as you look to by friday, and into the weekend the strong ridge of high pressure builds in. we are talking about the inland heat wave. hot temperatures inland and we could see more smoke as we look to the end of the week. good air quality as we start off the day, we are all in the green. as we look to the afternoon good to moderate air quality for the bay area. bluet. at the surface smoke lebl that'sst low conce

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mary lee has the forecast on this tuesday. good morning. >> good morning, len and gianna. we are looking at the onshore floating for the bay area. tracking that ocean breeze, and you can see areas of fog on the san francisco mark hopkins hotel camera, looking to san francisco at this hour. so the temperatures in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s right now. here's what to expect. we will see clearing and sunshine with above average daytime highs and we will heat up more looking ahead to of ou that coulso inabilitinhere baea and good to moderate air quality as we head through the next several days. but, there's a chance to see a bit of haze, though, as we look to the next few days. so, our sea breeze continues. it's going to be a bit warmer for today. as we show you futurecast, taking you hour by hour, and you can see the sunshine heading through the day today inland around the bay and even for parts of the coast as well. and as we look ahead to tonight into tomorrow morning, really just the cloud cover along the coast and for parts of the bay, but we will continue to warm thi

murray, believes that other players have a responsibility to get vaccinated against coven, 19 mary himself has been vaccinated. and unlike most than half of the men and women on tour, as per the rule, that this weeks us open players and members of their teams, do not need to get the job. ultimately the, i guess the reason why all of us getting vaccinated is to look out for, you know, the wider the wider public and, you know, we have a responsibility, you know, as players are traveling across the world to yet to look at it for everyone else. as well, so i'm happy that i'm fascinated and i'm hoping that more players choose to choose to have it in the coming month at the paralympics to afghan athletes have arrived in tokyo, a mean to compete at the games. take window athlete. zach you could at the were track runner as well, who's saying resolutely, well, they both left afghanistan last week and spent a week training and paris before flying to japan. paralympic officials were initially not expecting an african athletes to attend the games because of the current unrest in the country. having the at

marie green. we begin with hurricane ida. it has weakened to a category one, but not before causing extensive damage. ida has killed at least one person in louisiana after making landfall as one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the u.s. ida crashed on to shore as a category four yesterday near port faushon. it knocked out power leaving at least one million customers in the dark. ida packed winds of up to 150 miles per hour. ele ofhidi right off.d idli surge in southeast louisiana. these before and after clips show just how fast the region flooded in roughly one hour. michael george is in new orleans with more on the destruction. michael, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. ida has weakened, but the danger to people is still very real. this morning people in new orleans are dealing with rising floodwaters, a city-wide power outage, and a 911 system that has shut down. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: ida's powerful winds blew the roof off this hospital as it made landfall in lafourche parish, louisiana, sunday. the

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mary's park has a completely unique architecture. another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the missio

ed as not, the actor best known as the gruff but level news meant from the comedy the mary tyler moshe has -- mary tyler moore show. he later played the same character in the drama. he is the third mary tyler moore alum to die in recent months. he was 91 years old. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. kathleen: investors digest the taper plans after powell gave no big surprises but there is signs that something is coming. many say the criteria has been met for tapering to start. they told bloomberg that an announcement in september might yearly. >> the economy has made a lot of progress. i think that is the great thing about what we did early in the pandemic. now the question is: is it time to step back from some of that extraordinarily accommodative policy that we put on? and in particular, the asset purchases. the criteria that we put in the statement about what it will take for us to begin tapering, i think we are pretty much there. inflation,

marie, president biden has called for him to step down, cuomo to resign.ocrats who are doing the same thing. if he seems defiant in this ti time. >> yes, this is certainly his political ammo that we have seen throughout the governor's, but you are right, preside president biden, every single democrat in new york, and the question now is whether he wants to put himself and his family and his party through what will be a months long, very, very embarrassing, difficult impeachment process. whether his ego will prevent him from stepping down. i don't know the answer to that. i think he will be impeached, there's no question. the lieutenant governor kathy hogle is an incredibly impressive public servant, i think are a lot of new york democrats waiting for her to be able to take the helm but what a story of hubris and ego land, you know, the question is whether he can walk away from this with any sense of dignity left. i don't know. >> bret: steve, the attorney general in new york was pretty blonde. take a listen >> there were attempts to undermine and politiciz

mary lee has the midweek forecast. >> good morning. we are looking at pleasant conditions for today. enjoy it. we have that sea breeze. we have good to moderate air quality. things will be changing as we look to the end of the week. here is a like look taking you out to san francisco and you can see the gray skies out there. low clouds, areas of fog as we start off the day. along the coast and around the bay. little bit of coastal drizzle in spots. here we go with the temperatures to grab that jacket first thing if you are heading out the door. maybe work or getting the kids ready for school. mid to upper 50's at this hour. we are looking at low 60's along the coast. cool, cloudy and breezy around the bay with that sea breeze. a mild day around the bay. warming up inland in to the upper 70's to mid to upper 70's with that sunshine. with what to expect that strong ocean breeze kicks in in full effect for one more day with that low pressure system to that north bringing in that on shore flow and then as we head through the week a strong

. >>> mary lee has our friday forecast. >>> good morning. we are starting our day with low clouds.e have areas of fog along the coast, around the bay, and even inland, a gray start in spots. really cool view with our sutro cam. this is about 977 feet in elevation, really cool looking above the low cloud action and you see a sliver of a sunrise as we start our day, a little bit pink but a lot of cloud cover. looking at temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s at this hour. now let's show you what to expect. we are looking as we go through our day at some changes. a low pressure system that is bringing northerly winds. as it does so, could see haze especially inland. looking at the north bay, east bay, and for the south bay, that haze. i will show you the smoke concentration forecast in a moment taking you hour by hour. as we look to the weekend and early next week, a strong sea breeze kicks in. that means good air quality as we look to the weekend and especially by monday and also cooler temperatures. right now current conditions, air quality, looking goodall in the green. good air qu

mary brown has been tap dancing since she was a child and now teaches tap dance lessons to her neighborsliving center in phoenix. mary holds hour-long classes and tailor them to meet each student's different skill levels. the students are loving the classes and say the time to focus on other than the tough issues of the days of being the welcome. i would like to take her class. i need to dance help. >> that looks pretty cool. i love the banners. footloose. pretty smart. i want to take you to beautiful north carolina for this good news good night. i think you'll love it. here's a couple of folks fighting to get their newly adopted dog into the u.s. from iraq. they finally got to meet her on saturday. introducing grace. she was rescued off the streets of northern iraq where she had been abused and was left with just one eye and really struggling and after a confusing maze of regulations and cdc clearances and missing paperwork, she made it to the usa. the couple drove from atlanta to north carolina and they picked up little grace. >> shannon: i love it. i am a sucker for doggies. doggies a

mary lee has been keeping a close eye on it. >>> we had the haze over the weekend and if you are concerned does look better. good news as on shore flow and ocean breeze helps push out some of the haze. we are looking at good to moderate air quality at the surface. through the day, our oke concentration forecast at the surface at ground level, you see westerly winds pushing that haze away. the worst of our air quality this morning and then with the ocean breeze kicking in, we are looking at clear skies as

. >>> what donald trump said doesn't shock so much anymore but critic and niece mary trump has a newk that tries to put perspective on the collective trauma caused by the former president. bill karins thinks henri may have already made landfall. we'll have more on that next. you can hear the very latest news and updates from your favorite hosts including me anytime on any advice on tune in. you can listen commercial free. e ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what do we want for dinner? burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. >> reporter: a big concern for folks -- sorry, alex. struggling to stand here. so power outages once again is a big concern. if you do have the time to go out to get any sort of batteries, generators, probably a good time to do it. the best advice is to stay indoors once this passes. >> kathy park really hanging on as tropical storm henri makes landfall there. ron allen is at the eastern end of long island in montauk, new york. as i welcome you, we've been looking at pictures

mary lee has been keeping a close eye on it. >>> we had the haze over the weekend and if you are concerned today, it does look better. good news as on shore flow and ocean breeze helps push out some of the haze. we are looking at good to moderate air quality at the surface. through the day, our oke concentration forecast at the surface at ground level, you see westerly winds pushing that haze away. the worst of our air quality this morning and then with the ocean breeze kicking in, we are looking at clear skies as we go through the day thankfully so. we are starting our day in the 50s and 60s so grab that jacket if you are heading out, maybe getting the kids ready for school. as we take you through the day inland, 80s, 90s to even triple digit heat. around the bay upper 60s to low to mid 70s. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic on this monday morning. >>> good morning. let's start with our travel times as you get ready to head out to work or school. east shore freeway is okay, west bound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 15 minutes though we are starting to see extra volume for the ride

diane king hall has the stories. >> good morning, anne-marie. futures are indicating a choppy open after a soft back pedal. the major indexes were weighed down by losses in energy shares amid concerns over reinstated travel restrictions in china due to new covid-19 infections. the dow slid 106 points, the nasdaq added 24 and the s&p 500 fell 4. >>> live nation is giving more power to singers and bands when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. they're letting artists decide whether concert goers need to be vaccinated or have a negative covid test in order to attend the event. it's a good strategy moving forward. 98% of attendees on the first day of lowelll la pa low zsa. >>> parents of 60 million children in the u.s. are expected to receive the child tax credit payment on friday. it's part of president biden's american rescue plan to support families during the pandemic. the advance payments will continue through december. >>> the food delivery wars are heating up. domino's pizza is taking on apps that charge extra fees like uber eats and doorda

and as the story unfolded one fact remained clear that mary donahoe has eluded historians. she was the daughter of dr. james and lucy dodson, and when she was a teenager the family moved to missouri just south of columbia. there she met william and in november 1831 they were married in boone county apparently by the justice of the peace. within a year a daughter was born to them. and shortly after his daughter's birth william started selling off his properties there in columbia to purchase inventory to trade so when they joined the annual spring caravan over the santa fe trail he had something to trade. they arrived in santa fe in august 1833. and i will say that members of the caravan had elected charles bet as their captain who alone was freighting $40,000 worth of cargo across the trail. she and her 9-month old baby were accompanied by 183 men, 93 wagons and there was even a military group captained by captain wickman and 44 soldiers who were ordered to accompany the caravan as far as arkansas to the lower crossing of the arkansas, which at that time i might add the arka

other athletes he competed at, the taisha lympics has auctioned off his silver medal to fund a young boy's heart surgery published a javelin for marie andre chick, who has south recovered from the income, says 3 years ago, have prized possession up to the highest bidder. it was sold for a $125000.00 to publish a supermarket chain. he told andre chick, she could keep her meadow the money raised will pay for the 8 month old baby to have surgery in the us. and one other line to bring you on the murray have been knocked out of the cincinnati masters tenants will have action from that much and it's a bit later the, the gym at. thank you so much. that's it from me peter toby and the late crew here and neve is next from london. we will see you very soon. bye bye. ah ah, ah ah. ah, the taliban reclaimed. the us withdraw began use earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without native support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand own battle on a boat guerria, the poorest n

and for some folks, this is a superpower so mary beatrice has this anna chatted with her several timesin the book. and try to stop her and i could not. i know pick a date like i was fourth, 1986, and she would say okay that was a saturday and i went to visit john travolta and like has a whole day. and then should tell you what was happening the news was she warred with the weather was. a day that i actually met her in new york city and she's like yes that's when you came to new york and see me she has all read and she loves it partied now others have this wear is on the superpower you and i imagine that it would be. they can't stop reliving thehe worst days of their lives. and and then this to paralyzing depression rated and then there are the folks, the famous man who case study neuroscience. he was deadly to an he remembered everything. he can memorize massive quantities of text and foreign language and mathematical formulations he did understand good regard to rate reason perfect detail years later. he was somewhat impaired because again, there was no background or foreground buried

do remember last week's morning shower and all the text messages for some it is a superpower mary lou henner hashatted with her several times i tried to stump her and i couldn't augh 1986 that was the saturday i met with john travolta and she has the whole day and what was happening and what she wore and what the weather was i put on a y day actually met her in new york city and she said that's when you came to new york to see me. she loves that. there are folks that n have it is not the superpower you would imagine. and it is full technicolor detail so it lends to paralyzing depression. and then was he remembered everything and could memorize massive quantities of text in a language that he didn't understand to regurgitate in perfect detailan years later because there was no background or foreground everything was remembered so what was meaningful wasme remembered as inconsequential so he was burdened by this. >> so i want to see if you will stick to this. is it really true that not having to remember the phone numbers we used to have to remember dozens of phone numbers just to stay in touch we

former treasury secretary larry summers and also former fed governor, and also the ford ceo mary barra, who hasg about the opportunities for revenue growth in software. >> if we fast forward 10 years, i think the software services subscriptions and the other adjacent businesses that we can grow into because of the technology that we have, will be equal or greater than what we will have from selling the vehicle. that is my vision and i think that is well within reach. when we look at that total adjustable markets and. >> than you would get on manufactured products? >> we see it today. in businesses like onstar, a higher-margin profile than we do on the actual vehicle. but let's not forget, you have got to sell that vehicle to have access to that. that is what general motors, we already sell more vehicles in this country than anyone else, besides some of the limitations with semiconductors right now, and we have the highest loyalty when you look at the scale we have and then the software platform who can access because of that scale, that is where the growth is a huge opportunity for us. >> you a

. >> mary beth mcdade has more on a possible motive behind this defense strategy. >> in the middle ofl flores pretrial hearing defense attorneys made a bombshell claim and their efforts to poke holes in the prosecution's case. flores has been charged with murdering his fellow cal poly classmate. kristin smart in 1996. he was the last person to see her alive after walking her back to her dorm from an off campus party. but defense attorneys say prosecutors should be looking at a convicted killer from another high-profile case. scott peterson, according to the defense scott lacy peterson attended cal poly at the same time, floors and smart did. and we're at the same parties floors and smart. the night smart vanished. >> i think it's a red herring, but it's a very sensational way to proceed in this case. >> peterson was ruled out as a suspect in the smart case long ago. legal analysts see the defense mentioning peterson. after all these years as a tactical move that could influence potential jurors if and when flores trial were to proceed. peterson was convicted in 2000, 4 in the highly p

let's get over to mary lee. she has her eye on smoke and fog and other fire weather dangers. n. >>> right. tracking it all for you this morning. we are looking at cooler temperatures for today. good air quality for now. but that will be changing. i am tracking a change in our wind direction. gusty offshore winds will develop tonight into tomorrow. rewhy that arevecahumidity wil we have an exceptional drought for most of g at will be in effect, starting at 11:00 tonight until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow for our higher elevations. the north bay mountains and east bay hills. you are going to see the strongest winds with this offshore wind event. so, looking at our temperatures, upper 70s, 80s to low 90s in land. for the bay, mid-to upper 60s to low 70s in the peninsula and low to mid 70s this afternoon. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> it is getting busier out there. if you are headed across the upper deck of the bay ridge into san francisco we have a crash or, westbound 80 at that backstreet. that westbound lane is block and they are trying to push those cars over to

has| clearly left his mark on the music well. thank you for joining us. music well. thank you for joining us-_ the american actor, ed asner, who starred in the mary who was given his own spin—off tv drama in the 1970s and �*80s. but he was introduced to younger audiences through his voice work as carl fredericksen — the elderly widower from pixar�*s animated 2009 film, up. he also played santa claus several times — most notably in will ferrell's 2003 comedy, elf. reminding you of the main story, the situation in louisiana. in particular focusing on a new audience where all power has been cut across the city now. they are waiting to see the full extent of what hurricane ida is going to bring. some of the storm has been brought down to a category three from four? meteorologists think that does not necessarily reduce damage. hello there. sunday was a day of contrast — cool in the cloud, warm in the sunshine — and in actual fact, across southwest england, we saw temperatures into the mid—20s. a beautiful sunday afternoon for many. the next few days look likely to stay quite quiet across the whole of the country. quite a lot of dry weather around as w

agency says the yongbyon nuclear plant has been discharging cooling water since july, suggesting it is operational. the american actor ed asner, who starred in the maryhe became well known for playing lou grant, a grouchyjournalist who was given his own spin—off tv drama in the 1970s and �*80s. but he was introduced to younger audiences through his voice work as carl fredericksen, the elderly widower from pixar�*s animated 2009 film up. schools in areas of belgium hit by devastating flooding over the summer are working round the clock to get ready for the new school year, which starts on wednesday. dozens of schools were seriously damaged by the deadly floods, which hit areas including wallonia in mid july. volunteers are spending hours cleaning classrooms and equipment before children return. more now on the situation in afghanistan. the us secretary of state antony blinken says washington will hold the taliban to a commitment to allow foreigners and afghans with outside travel permission to leave the country. he referred to a statement signed by the united states and 100 other countries insisting that afghans who have worked with international forc

her name is mary wilson. she has two 8-year-old daughters in pickens county.he didn't have a choice. she had them virtual all last year. she's got to make money and go to work. she sent them back in. 8-year-old ella came down with a case of covid. it was a bad case, her blood sugar spiked. she spoke to us. >> how do you feel about sending them both back with one testing positive and one negative. >> it's horrifying. for us, it has a lot to do with the preexisting conditions. it has a lot to do with the fact that managing that condition with covid was a lot more difficult. it's hard to begin with, but the covid made it worse. knowing that because they are not old enough to be vaccinated, they can be exposed again is very scary. you know, there's a lot of guilt to have to make a decision to send your kids into an environment that is not safe. >> reporter: luckily ella is recovering. many families who have children with severe preexisting conditions are a part of this suit. they say, quote, the only truly inclusive option is to allow every parent to decide whethe

pfizer has already been arguing for boosters. anne-mariethere are reports this morning that the fda is working on its own plan for booster shots. they would likely go to the immunocompromised and to elderly and we could see that plan sometime soon. >> wow. bradley blackburn in new york. bradley, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> well, it looks like new jersey school kids and staff will have to wear masks when classes begin i aew weeks. governor phil mphy is expected to announce today that school employees and students from kindergarten to 12th grade will be required to mask up. it's an about-face for the governor. a few weeks ago he said that it would take a deterioration of covid-19 data to require masks. infection rates have been rising in the state in recent weeks. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" we would talk with education secretary miguel cardona about his new roadmap for a safe return to school this year. >>> more than 25,000 people are under evacuation orders in northern california where firefighters are struggling to stop the di

. >> mary tyler moore enterprises has a woman whose name is on this. and it's like i don't need to be this roaring big macho presence. >> and within that you have important messaging about women in the workplace and those politics appear on broadcast television, in a workplace comedy like the "mary tyler moore show." ♪ you just might make it after all ♪ >> moves to minnesota to start work at wj mtv. >> what religion am i? >> mr. grant, i don't quite know how to say this but you're not allowed to ask that when someone is applying for a job. >> want to call a cop? [ laughter ] >> it did represent what women were going through in the '70s. they were standing up saying i must be heard. >> sitcoms used to be about the wife was at home doing the dishes and then this woman sprang on to a screen to have a job and often the smartest person there. it was sort of liberating. >> you got spunk. >> and i waited a beautiful moment and i say. >> i hate spunk. >> and i want to correct something right now. i don't hate spunk. i love spunk. >> it was a total shift in gen

the panel has returned, ned, marie, brad. ned this is absolutely heartbreaking.improve? >> no i think it's going to have to get worse before it improve. people are going to have to look at those running the cities i was eight democrats and realize either they have to have the adults show up again or it's going to continue to get worse. the only way they're going to be able to do that is for there to be primaries and the reasonable democrats, if there are any left to take power again and say we cannot defund police for there's a need for law and order there is a need for robust police force for before you have adults show up i think it's going to get worse. kat: and marie think about democratic leadership alert light but did go to the hospital officers there turned their backs on her. what do you say about that? >> look at joe biden is the leader of the party he does not support defining police he it is proposed a of ways to do that. kat: what about lori lightfoot? >> look, lori lightfoot is confronting a very difficult situation and chicago. violent crime is trag

has yet to receive even a single vaccine. israel, france, and germany are already giving out booster shots. u.s. authorities are still looking at the data on whether they're necessary. anne-marie, yesterday the white house called the w.h.o.'s request a false choice. they say the u.s. has enough supply to donate vaccines to other countries and still provide boosters here if they are needed. anne-marie? >> they say that there's enough for everyone who wants a shot. bradley blackburn in new york. thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. >>> so this morning, new york governor andrew cuomo is resisting calls to resign after a report said that he sexually harassed at least 11 women. his days in office may be numbered. cbs news has learned state lawmakers are ready to start the process of impeachment. nikki battiste reports. rorter: cuomo is fighting for his political life. >> my father used to say, god rest his soul, that politics is an ugly business. >> reporter: the embattled three-term governor is flatly rejecting calls from across the political spectrum and his accusers to resign. and new york lawmakers now say it comes one day after an explosive report by the state attorney

so mary the actress has this. enough talk to her several times and she is in the book i tried to stop her and i could not read in a big date like august 4th 1986 and shall say all, that was a saturday and went to visit like she has a whole day. and what was happening in the news was she wore what the weather was in it through the day that actually i met her in new york city and she's amazing. she loves this. there are folks, so the super power you and i imagine it would be, they cannot stop reliving the worst days of their lives. and so it lends to a paralyzing depression. and then there are the folks who the famous man from a case study in neuroscience was asked, alexander, and he remembered everything. he could memorize massive quantities of tax in a foreign language. mathematical formula to understand he could regurgitate in perfect detail even later that he was someone impaired in day-to-day life because again, there is no background in foreground. it like everything was remembered. it's always meaningful was

it has marie ross. there is a lot of these women around the world and their stories need to be told. we all have, also, stories about individual families. we have people who stood the test of time and did things. tell your stories. see, because dunnigan left this footprint. because if she didn't do this, we couldn't be here today. she left it. so those of us who were out investigating, looking for the clues, and we found her. we now, years later, we are here telling the story. i think we all have a obligation to do that. >> [ inaudible ]. >> dr., dawson, you talked about two of her books. >> right. >> one was the original. and then there is another. is it possible to get the original today? >> it's a little difficult to find. it's not in print anymore. this is the one -- carol booker did an excellent job of editing. this is how big the first book is. in this first book she leaves all the footprints -- i mean a lot of details. that's why i looked and found just the other day, lucille blueford. just count

ed asner, the actor best known for the 19 80's comedy "the mary tyler moore show" has tied. he same character in another drama. he is the third mary tyler moore alum today in recent months. he was 91 years old. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haidi: singapore's prime minister is seeking to defuse concern about the workforce. he has pledged his government will further tighten labor criteria for expatriates, and holding companies to account when it comes to the hiring practices. >> we have to acknowledge the problem so that we can address singapore's legitimate concerns and diffuse resentments over foreigners. only thus can singapore remain open and continue to grow and progress. haidi: joining us to discuss this is our asia economics reporter, michelle jamrisko. what was his residue it comes to -- what was his message when it comes to racial harmony? michelle: the cornerstone of his speech last night, the prime minister's message throughout the pandemic was around the