north 101 at mckee. the second of two crashes. this morning. the backup quickly building past the capital expressway area where some folks will shift over to avoid the bigger backup on 101. others we see more traffic on 85, and they may be shifting over toward north 17, so that could shift everything just a bit to the west. we're watching for that through the south bay. meanwhile, the rest of the bay pretty predictable. east bay across the san mateo bridge and also coming through contra costa county, walnut creek and orinda. slow. back to you. thank you so much, mike. it is 652 right now and happening now. a warning for pet owners in the east bay. the city of pittsburgh is urging the public to be on the lookout for a coyote. it was seen on monday at riverview park. no incidents have been reported with the animal. but if you're in or around riverview park, officials say you should remember to stay alert, avoid walking alone, keep your pets on a short leash. if you see a coyote, make loud noises to try to scare it off and back away slowly, and we

michael mckee was able to speak with austan goolsbee. austan: this job number's today and it is a superb report. you could not ask for a better report. i still think as a central bank, do not want to react too much to one month's report. vonnie: joining us now is michael mckee, so as austan goolsbee said you could not ask for a better report but that is if you are just looking at the jobs data. was this about -- the best outcome for today? michael: it does suggest that we will have a soft landing or that we are in one as austan goolsbee said. the economy really neverland's. the numbers were unbelievable and everybody was shocked. 254,000 jobs created. and july and august were revised up by a total of 72,000. the interesting number, unemployment rate. wall street took that as an omen of no big moves in the fed funds rate because you look down at the three decimal unemployment and we were about .5 away from a 4% handle. the market reaction as expected, the three-month moving average for jobs numbers and it has all of a sudden ticked up aft

this is northbound 101 heading up toward mckee at mckee. reports of a crash. not a lot of detail, but you see that it's only in that one stretch from 680 where our camera is up to about alum rock. and then things kind of loosen up. heading north. the rest of the south bay moves pretty smoothly, but we still have a volume coming out of san martin. also today, we'll continue with the crews on highway 92 westbound as traveling through san mateo. it's west of alameda de las pulgas. they'll do some landscaping work, so watch the center divide and the fast lane for crews. use caution throughout the day. right now we have slowing north 101 at cesar chavez. i did learn that there are injuries for a crash there. and so they will be a little delayed in clearing that. and of course, all day starting tonight, all night, i should say 10:00 pm to 10 a.m. 37 is blocked from 101 to atherton, which is your alternate. you get up to atherton to get you around the roadwork. they're doing all week. back to you. thank you. mike. well, don't get in the water. that is the message fro

san jose mckee. >> yeah. northbound 680 at mckee. steve. >> all right. thank you. sal. all right.to get everything organized here. we have a lot of high clouds over us. there is some fog out there, but it's mainly on the marin sonoma coast. you'll see in a second. there we go. there's the higher clouds coming in right there. they may take the edge off a little bit. it's just the air mass is too dry to really do much more than just give us high clouds. the key, though, in the city is significantly cooler than the last couple of mornings. 50 on most of the temps here, so it will be cooler in san francisco on the coast, i think parts of the bay inland. i don't think there's too much help but 40s 50s on the temps. the high gets knocked down from the system to the north, and the higher clouds as well. but fog, high clouds, cooler coast and bay. still hot inland. i mean, maybe not as hot as wednesday and thursday, but way above average here. 70s 80s 90s to still a few one hundredths. >> all right, steve, thank you. well, this weekend, the family friendly event will take place in oakland

vonnie: for more we are joined by bloomberg's michael mckee. take us into some of the subcomponents of this data. what showed strength or expansion. michael: we start with the headline, the highest since february last year, and that seem to come out of nowhere. we have strong orders for services and business activity. prices paid were also strong. there is inflation and a good growth component to all of this. the thing that will catch a lot of peoples i, you heard sarah talking about it, tomorrow we get the payrolls report. the jobs number for the services industries went down below 50 for the first time in a while to 48.1. does that suggest we will see week hiring and will that worry the fed? that is something we will have to see after we get the number out. we have a lot of crosscurrents going on in the labor market these days. one good news from the labor market is jobless claims coming in at 2.25, that is up from 200 -- 225,000, up from 219,000. seasonally adjusted and nonseasonally adjusted were down. it does not look like companies were l

michael mckee. would put it in the 150 range but only because i do not have a better gas than consensus at this point. like i have said several times it may not matter because the real number that matters is the one we get before the next fed meeting. dani: that is going to be a complicated number because of strikes, because of hurricane impacts. how should we be looking at the figures without knowledge? will it be a choose your own adventure because you can assign any narrative to it. michael: we will see with the other numbers are but the fed has said they are watching the payrolls numbers. if we get a really bad number than people may just say it was a bad number. the unemployment rate is not affected by the strikes. that probably will not go jumping, it might rise for other reasons. it will be hard to say how people and how the fed, how voters and everybody will react to something four days before the election. annmarie: you think the fed is concerned about what we are seeing in the middle east

antiochd t1 at mckee road. there is a two car crash that's blocking the middle lane. speeds down to about nine miles per hour. you can take 280 to get around that backup. but on northbound 101 and the san francisco direction. we do have another crash that we're one is a two vehicle crash ola . so we'll keep monitoring that for you throughout the morning. mlions n cuts as leaders are trying to figure out how to address a big budget deficit are the options that they're considering? >> well, reggie, in yesterday's finance committee meeting, we learne the city is facing a revenue shortfall anded at $63 armillion of those cuts are already made to police, and alrn earmarkefor reduce those commitments up to 55 million, which meanslln deficit versus 71il full list to staff to help determine if any of those expenses can beo offset budget cuts. their next meeting is november 19th. keep in mind, back in june,kldoliseuy kicked in at the beginning howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. we are now just 13nderway in wi. one of the battleground states. and that's whe

michael mckee will be in that room.the election that will be ignored? mike: 8:30, friday morning, we get the jolts numbers, will be know who the president is by the time we get the jobs numbers? it will still be hanging over everybody for days. jonathan: payrolls this friday and then the election on tuesday. federal reserve two days later. how noisy is that data going to be from the payrolls data? mike: a good chance it is noisy because we have the ongoing bowling strike, and it's been going long enough that it may spread to other industry suppliers of bowling, people that have snack bars near boeing, that kind of thing. we also have the hurricane issue. we don't know how many people will be out of work because of the two hurricanes. we saw a one-week spike in jobless claims and then it went back down. is it going to be bad or not? bloomberg economics things we could have a -10,000 print. there is one estimate for 180,000 jobs created. probably in the consensus of about 100,000, 110,000 will be the way to bet but we jus

it's still pretty mckee in, you know, in that they win on thursday, they're tied for first place in the division. really? yeah. just like that. you know, the team abrupt above them is seattle. they're only a game above them. so. i they benefit just from the division not being that great in the early season in a division, terrible. i mean, look, minnesota, for know, they have a legit defense, but this objectively speaking, i do think sam darnold strikes to fear and a lot of people heart so like. >> i think i saw you tweet. they profile as a team that wins at home in the flood. again, that news is at home in area knows that this, you know, there's a team every year plays out of their mind in the regular season to get to the postseason. it may be a team that kind of struggle during the year that more talented kind of wakes up. >> i think that i could just bring it back to the niners. it's just we had such high hopes. yeah, know you know so just, you know, it's just not they found their footing. speaking of footing about the kicker has his foot. he's going to be out a couple weeks. that's i

. >> yes, owen mckee and his wife, lena, will likely stay indoors with little maxie tuesday until things cool down outside. but staying indoors in a city where buildings are older and a majority of the people don't have air conditioning can get challenging too. i mean, opening the window can sometimes only do so much like, you know, 88 outside, 82 inside. >> there's very little difference. >> a reason why kevin had to make a big purchase a couple of months ago. >> we bought an air conditioner because we just need to be able to sleep at night. we knew that this day was coming and, you know, in the years past, it was like a 1 or 2 days now and then, but like a week straight, like i got to be able to sleep. >> but the intense heat is not expected to stick around for a week this time around. if it does, then there will probably be more shirtless people like this, and less people with sweatshirts and pants on at the park. if the heat sticks around, stores like roberts hardware and the haight could see a demand for fans, i don't think we're going to run out. >> but you never can tell. we usual

michael mckee back for more.eard from gregory daco that the only speech that matters is chairman powell? michael: we will get a sense for the committee is and if powell will be tracking people but we have to hear from powell to get a sense of where he is. dani: what will take on more important? fed speech or cpi or minutes? michael: the minutes will matter because we will want to know what they are thinking about the trajectory. cpi will be important as a data point. i think hurricane milton could have an impact, not just on politics, but these two hurricanes could be so big. normally you get a rebuilding boost to gdp but this could be spread out because it is so large and that could affect the gdp, shopping data, everything going into november. nobody in the asheville area is going out and buying a lot of stuff now and that could be true in tampa. you could see impacts on the data going forward. annmarie: could the hurricane impact to the next jobs report? michael: it could. anybody in western north carolina or

tony trump campaign to mckee, about 2 grand state, michigan consecutive in kalamazoo former 1st lady michelle obama rally with harris was the 1st time the 2 have been together on the campaign. true, believe me, a donald trump is president again at some point or another, that ugliness will touch all of our lives and it will not matter what you look like, how you worship, who you love, or how you vote. irish repeated the warnings on the dangers of the trump presidency . a big part of the message and the final dates the campaign. just imagine donald trump, with no guard room. he who will claim on checked an extreme power if he is re elected . he has vowed he will be a dictator on day one. he who has said he wished he had generals like hitler's trump was it normally on the outskirts of detroit, he didn't appear alone. some of the states losing him leaders took the stage to say this. we as muslims, the stand was the president tom because it promises news. he is not war. he was the scene would have been improbable during trump presidency when he met to the band looking immigrants from 7 ma

. >> yes, owen mckee and his wife, lena, will likely stay indoors with little maxie tuesday until things cool down outside. but staying indoors in a city where buildings are older and a majority of the people don't have air conditioning can get challenging too. i mean, opening the window can sometimes only do so much like, you know, 88 outside, 82 inside. >> there's very little difference. >> a reason why kevin had to make a big purchase a couple of months ago. >> we bought an air conditioner because we just need to be able to sleep at night. we knew that this day was coming and, you know, in the years past, it was like a 1 or 2 days now and then, but like a week straight, like i got to be able to sleep. >> but the intense heat is not expected to stick around for a week this time around. if it does, then there will probably be more shirtless people like this, and less people with sweatshirts and pants on at the park. if the heat sticks around, stores like roberts hardware and the haight could see a demand for fans, i don't think we're going to run out. >> but you never can tell. we usual

este caso se investiga a su compañero de celda, richard mckee, de 38 años, quien ya lo aislaron.aviar en vacas lecheras. así lo informa el departamento de agricultura. y es que el número de rebaños afectados sigue creciendo a nivel nacional, impulsado por los aumentos en california. la semana pasada, el departamento de agricultura informó de 56 rebaños lecheros afectados. aquí en nuestro estado hasta el tres de octubre, ese número aumentó a 100 el 11 de octubre. vamos a cambiar de información. el futuro de más de medio millón de dreamers permanece en un limbo legal, ya que daca está nuevamente en tela de juicio. la semana pasada, una corte de apelaciones de nueva orleans escuchó los argumentos para mantener el programa que ofrece protecciones contra la deportación y otorga un permiso de residencia y de trabajo. nathalie vera ha estado siguiendo esta historia. habló con expertos sobre lo que beneficiarios deben saber mientras daca se mantiene vigente. nos falta un camino a la ciudadanía. soñadores en la bahía como flor martínez están agotados de la incertidumbre que continúa envol

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in education is now teaching in baton rouge and came to my book client and he said and i was miss mckeeeven as i made it i this mickey rooney and i'm like yes i said i even wrote about it my book when your brother reached out to me because his mom came to and she's like, you know, i just i'm so i'm so thankful that you taught my boys and you just can't take that away from me no matter how hateful people are. all they have is their hate. i have thousands. i counted it up one day. i've taught over 8000 students. you know know, and it if at least you know one of them. i changed that's more than these people they don't have that i feel for them so and so you've you've offered a lot of support to students. well, excuse me you taught a lot of students and i know like you have a lot colleagues who actually you really inspire them. do you find that people reach out you often? yes i you know, because we've each other for years, you know, i kind of i had so many people i learned from when i was starting out as a school librarian. so like i tried to turn around and offer it back to everybody else.

to fetch a six—figure sum — as our reporter to fetch a seven—figure sum — as our reporter alastair mckee could be worth several million pounds. wow, this is it. this is it. injune 1963, wembley stadium saw britain's henry cooper face the american cassius clay, who would later become muhammad ali. this is one of the gloves that ali wore, which henry cooper later signed. it says henry cooper on it. yes, yes. and i can see it says bailey's of glastonbury. bailey's of glastonbury, yes. and this... this is, this is- the damage. the famous damage. during the match with ali struggling, the bell sounded. his trainer drew the referee's attention to a split in the glove. and he still doesn't know where he is! it's thought the subsequent delay gave ali time to recover and he went on to win. but the controversy doesn't end there — a pair of gloves with exactly the same story were sold at auction in 2001. i can't comment about those gloves. i've never handled them. how do you know this is the real one? this is the real deal. i've never had a doubt. the family who owned this glove were gifted the glov

lebow, todd mckee and robert williams. you don't know these men, but they are four of the reasons why congressional hearings into the events surrounding waco will be held this week and next. these four federal law enforcement agents were among the more than 90 americans killed in the single most fatal episode in the history of federal law enforcement. the calamitous incident at waco last week, a new york times editorial called it one of the biggest law enforcement fiascos in recent memory. the disturbing truth is that all of these deaths were the direct result of federal government action. this tragic incident has added to the distrust of the federal government and specifically federal law enforcement. the deadly mishandling of the crisis and the ensuing mistrust is why congress must independently investigate all events surrounding waco. in looking at this, the basic fact remains no matter how you look at it, that more than 90 people, including four law enforcement officers and 22 children, died as a direct result or indir

mike mckee will break down the numbers.ut from the opening bell. equity futures down. yields lower by basis point or two. 4.28 on tens, on two's, 2.18. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. jonathan: had some pushback about the comments involving the philadelphia eagles, which i apologize. that was not my intention to throw shade at phill

jonathan: mike mckee, you got a final word on the data you just saw.fect in east south-central part of the united states, a loss of 13,000 jobs. so that is probably hurricane related, but we lost 6000 jobs in new england. i am not sure what that is about. the weather was really nice in september. jonathan: how did you process the data from yesterday? for jobs to be that work at a time when the people numbers that once were so good? michael: it is a reflection of it. if more people get hired, there will be fewer job openings. they do not match up exactly. jonathan: you don't see this as a reflection of technical weakness, the numbers we saw yesterday? michael: it was just one number. what was interesting was consumer sentiment. why is that rising? maybe it is due to the election and the fact that everyone is happy it is almost over. lisa: i am sure a lot of people would be some of that it with that but which is more accurate, the jolts data or the consumer sentiment? this is a far cry from what we saw the last period. michael: i would focus on the jobs

mike mckee will break that down.5 percent encouraged by a blowout quarter from tesla and optimistic just -- projections from the man himself that investors seem to be buying this morning. in the bond market the yields are lower by five basis points in the 10 is just south of 420. -- four point 20. without economic data, it is mike mckee. mike: this continues for the united states economy. 227,000 jobless claims and the estimate for -- was 242 thousand. a lot of people got out and filed unemployment claims because they were out of work because of either the boeing strike or hurricanes that hit. and a lot of people have fallen off. we have seen a big increase in continuing claims. 108 million 97,000 up from 1,869,000. people are still on the roles and we would not expect them to go back quickly given the damage done. but, 227,000 is a low number. we saw the beige book on wednesday say that companies are not laying off people. they are not hiring, but not laying off. everybody is waiting to see what happens going forwar

mike mckee this winter break that down for you to year, 360 five.survey, 220 one. the previous week, 218. this crossover to mike mckee. >> one of those mornings for the data are slow coming out, but here we go. 200 25,000 jobless claims last week, up from 219,000. that was revised up from 218. basically we are in the ballpark of where we have been for some time now, and it really doesn't tell us anything about where we are. in terms of the overall labor market, other than companies are not letting people go. this is obviously a seasonally adjusted number, so we will see. i've got to get the release up, see change -- if there is a make change. in the equity market on the s&p 500, five losses going into this. on the nasdaq, we put the data together this week. we haven't solved the conundrum, this is it. the rate is lower. the hiring rate is lower, but the layoff still remains low. if you got layoff low, jobless claims lo, we are having the same debate we've been having for months. our layoffs inevitable? >> if you are going into recession, and right n

on the blue wall kamala harris we saw from donald from there as well could come down to those jay mckeee that the former president donald trump right now in georgia is taking some questions from some of those voters in powder springs. let's listen here. >> mr. trump: it had to be that exact angle and i was going further but this was the angle and this was when the bullet came in because unjustified circulator out of turn so far because i was going further another 25% because the chart was back here so i was doing that and it went by and he said that, you know, god has have done this because it's about -- think of all the circumstances when you think, think of all the circumstances, you're turning, that's big look right there, make something, something happened that you'd be just in that position and it was only an eighth of an inch off, so it's like -- i mean it's incredible. but also as i said i'm never right, i'm always left, is always at the end, i never take it up at the beginning. this was almost the first sentence of what i was talking about right at the beginning, first paragraph

it's bring in michael mckee, bloomberg international economics and policy correspondent who will be breaking those minutes later on from the fed. do think there is anything martial -- anything marginal or extra we might learn from today's minutes? michael: it will be interesting perhaps more so than the and it's usually are because we will be able to get a sense of how many people were on one side or the other and how it came together to do a 50 basis point cut. why they thought that was important and what they thought the economy would get out of it. everybody on wall street once to know what we might learn about what they are going to do next. what markers are they looking for and what kind of policy options are they considering. is another 50 something that is even on the table? vonnie: we know mick millman dissented and she has spoken since then to we don't know other discussions went on around choosing the 50 basis points and we know fed chair powell can have quite the strong voice himself. since then there has been no consensus on whether that was the best move for the economy or not.

i didn't care, i denise mckee -- it much throughout the day with royal -- looked, raymond, i think thee is contrary to what the media says, there was so much love and butler. my love of country, love of this president and former presidents and they hope to be president again and just love for each other and we don't see that enough in politics, not saying the one on the left has love, not saying that but there was a lot of love there and -- >> at the same time, while you were in butler as mentioned earlier, bb harris is doing her media but kind of like the bits of berlin. courting it with alex cooper and the call her gary parker is probably not the best way to build your credibility, here's more of that. >> i have seen girls on the street walk up to men and be, like, you know where it tampon goes? you know how many tampons we use two you even know how, like, do you know what an xor why or the is -- and they don't know the answer. >> i was the first vice president or president whoever in office go to a reproductive health care clinic, ever. >> really? >> yes. >> laura, she can't even an

there's a of work in the 1970s by actually one of the paratroopers, 101st airborne named george kostka mckee, who writes a book called d-day with the screaming. that is sort of, again, largely in the first person stories of that day. and then you have really until the 1980s, that 40th anniversary is, when stephen ambrose really gets immersed in story of d-day for the first time, he's just coming off of his, you know, giant biographies of eisenhower and is i just want to write some small simple book and stumbles on the story of pegasus bridge and the. the british who land seize pegasus bridge in this incredible, you know, glider operation and writes. and then that sort of gets him interested in the story of the d-day veterans are now really in the eighties beginning to open up in a way that they had been willing to talk before. and he sets off on this big oral history where he's asking veterans to just hand him cassette tapes with stories, you know, just set a cassette tape, you know, on your table and tell me your memory of d-day and send it in and creates this, you know landmark series of a

lives are literally at stake right now your mark but this is so consistent about donald trump and mckee before the needs of other -- i feel that he really lacks empathy on a very basic level. >> there's not enough money right now -- in north carolina -- does not misinformation. >> no that is -- your whole premise of the question is misinformation. what you -- yes. its misinformation. >> martha: okay. you get the idea of. 2024 senior advisor alina habba is here with me onset but first let's bring in cedric richmond and makara swallows -- which have you with us earmarked thank you very much for joining us. you know, with regard to the suggestions of misinfo misinformation, you know, i just want to play the sound bite from the baseball coach jason beek who is near asheville, north carolina, just to get one human beings take on what he personally had -- has experience. let's watch. >> we were getting any help button community just got together, a little town, the police department, the people got together and when there was no food at all, we were literally cut off, the amount was gone from

trump is up over harris where mckee is coming off a stop near asheville where he saw the destructionm hurricane helene first-hand and you can tell, sandra, that he was moved but what -- by what he saw. he made news they're missing that he's in favor of congress coming back from break to pass more federal aid. despite the storm, a million people so far have voted early statewide and i asked trump if there's any concern that some of his supporters won't be able to get to the ballot box. listen to what he told me this. >> mr. trump: look, voting is the least of it right now. they got to vote, they want the board because it is very important but they have to survive. >> the other but on the campaign trail is when we might see former south carolina governor nikki haley stumping with trump out on the trail. no indication from the campaign just yet on win that might happen in the next two weeks. sandra? >> sandra: meanwhile vp kamala harris right now in birmingham, michigan, she's taking questions. less than and hear and listen a bit. >> his intention to weaponize department of justice agai

there's a of work in the 1970s by actually one of the paratroopers, 101st airborne named george kostka mckee, who writes a book called d-day with the screaming. that is sort of, again, largely in the first person stories of that day. and then you have really until the 1980s, that 40th anniversary is, when stephen ambrose really gets immersed in story of d-day for the first time, he's just coming off of his, you know, giant biographies of eisenhower and is i just want to write some small simple book and stumbles on the story of pegasus bridge and the. the british who land seize pegasus bridge in this incredible, you know, glider operation and writes. and then that sort of gets him interested in the story of the d-day veterans are now really in the eighties beginning to open up in a way that they had been willing to talk before. and he sets off on this big oral history where he's asking veterans to just hand him cassette tapes with stories, you know, just set a cassette tape, you know, on your table and tell me your memory of d-day and send it in and creates this, you know landmark series of a

though, sometimes it takes a heat wave of 3 to 5 days to start really selling the fans, something mckeehis wife and dog might be needing as they don't have any air conditioning and plan to stay mostly indoors. >> you have air conditioning here in the city. >> we do not. we. we like a lot of people in apartment blocks. we open windows. that's the most effective way of doing it. >> so the key is a good breeze without question. >> if you have the breeze, everything should be okay. >> heat exhaustion can come on quickly and weather like this. so here's what you should be looking out for. heavy. sweating. cold. pale and clammy skin a fast but weak pulse. nausea or vomiting, cramps or headaches and dizziness. if you do start to feel any of those symptoms, get to a cool place. loosen any tight clothing, put cool wet clothes on your body or take a cool bath and take sips of water. if your symptoms last longer than an hour or you start vomiting, get medical help. now he exhaustion can progress into heat stroke, and that's when you should seek medical attention and call 911 for now. reporting liv

this particular one is san jose's going to be located on north capitol avenue and mckee road right next to the crunch. fitness gym. meanwhile, raising canes is also opening up a new location. this one in fairfield making it the 4th bay area location. now dozens of people, as you can see in these photos camped out yesterday morning for the grand opening, the new restaurant is out of travis boulevard and pennsylvania avenue paid to be first in line because apparently raising canes gave out free canes for a year. that's a lot of chicken fingers, select everything. their canes. yeah. kids also announced another restaurant opening is going to happen a coma on november 19th. i don't know if they're going to give that same deal out to the first person in line. but, you know, there's going to be people lined up trying to get it now for sure. they've 800 of these across the country incredibles a lot fast food places. >> all right. coming up with the kron, 4 morning news. we've got some breaking news. arnold schwarzenegger. >> the terminator takes aim and has a big political endorsement to announ

there was a day -- mckee sat in the hotel waiting for that phone call but i went with the betty ford. she danced in the may 7 schools, who it to the great wall of china. barbara also came along on these trips. we were in a museum and those of us who cover the white house know how to tail the principal and how to get in close. barbara kind of wandered around and looked at things. as we came out of the museum she went to macarthur camera crew we stood at the doorway of the museum and got a great interview with her. she was the today show host at that point. cut forward to she has arrived at abc news bureau to meet everybody and i happen to be up upon the executive top floor and that lazy him. she came out and said counter beach towels here at the eye am not going to say salary is cut in short towel allotment. she had struggles every step of the way especially those early months and years. i realtor interviewing mest but you're one of the white house supporters and here comes big foot barbara walters. what does the white house press corps think of her? >> she i did not come to the whe ho

sometimes it takes a heat wave of 3 to 5 days to start to really start selling the fans, something owen mckees wife and dog, might be needing as they don't have any air conditioning and plan to stay mostly indoors. >> you have air conditioning here in the city. >> we do not. we like a lot of people in apartment blocks. we open windows. that's the most effective way of doing it. >> so the key is a good breeze without question. >> if you have the breeze, everything should be okay. reporter >> now, heat exhaustion can come on quickly in weather like this. here's what you should be looking out for. heavy. sweating, cold, pale and clammy skin. a fast but weak pulse. nausea or vomiting. cramps or headaches and dizziness. if you start to feel those symptoms, get to a cool place. loosen any tight clothing, put cool, wet clothes on your body, or take a cool bath and take sips of water. if your symptoms last longer than an hour or you start vomiting, get medical help. heat exhaustion can progress to a heat stroke, which is a medical emergency. many of the symptoms are similar to heat exhaustion. here's

northbound 101 shows a little bit of slowing toward mckee, and there may be a roadside fire along 87. i'll let you know if there's a problem in san jose. back to you. thank you. mike. happening now, the bird flu is now spreading to people in california. the department of public health says it's infected two people in the central valley. both had close contact with infected dairy cattle. both experienced minor symptoms. but health officials say the risk is low to the public. however, they're telling people, reminding us all to only eat pasteurized dairy products. shots fired at officers. ahead at 6:00. an update on a late night shooting in san francisco, putting officers in the line of danger. plus, santa clara county fires its superintendent of schools. it comes after an investigative unit exposed a series of complaints over misspent money and retaliation. we have an update on the growing concerns from parents from that we received by trying to silence us. are you the only one with these concerns? no. right now, at 6:00, the santa clara county superintendent of schools is fired. now,

it opened their location and hayward, the grocery store will be located on north capitol avenue and mckee road right next to the crunch. fitness gym. still ahead, the problem morning news. >> and he's a police officer jumps into action, save a woman's life after she overdoses on drugs and the lawyers were in full action last night taking on the pelicans and chase center our very own. and wilson has the highlights. >> we are back at 6.44. and here are 4 things to know today. registered nurses at alameda at stanley other hospitals are set to hold an informational picket today. they're asking for a contract to ensure safe quality patient care that informational picket is set to go from 2 to 04:30pm, in the afternoon. it out at stanley under hospital. nurse is a good samaritan hospital. meanwhile, are calling out management's failure. they say, to address chronic short staffing as well. that in turn, they claim is jeopardizing patient care. for months. nurses there have documented unsafe staffing and missed meal and rest breaks. they'll be holding their rally outside. good samaritan hospital

the grocery store is going to be located on north capitol avenue and mckee road next to the crunch. fitness gym. >> meanwhile, raising canes opened its newest location in fairfield, making it the 4th now in the bay area. dozens of people camped out and lined up yesterday for the grand opening of these are some of the pictures of that. the new restaurant is out of travis boulevard and pennsylvania avenue. the first in line at the opening were given free canes for a year. not bad. kids also announced another restaurant opening will be happening in coma on november. 19th that wonderful offer the same deal. i just i just saw that owner interviewed. he has 800 stores across the country relate >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay police officer jumps into >> fact, temperatures out the door. we're in the 40's and 50's. >> we were off to another chilly start, especially you in the far interior this cold front bringing. >> those cold temperatures and a chance of rain later tonight. so let's time that out for you. you see the clouds in the morning. we clear out for bid in t

she had until may announced in mckees rocks, pennsylvania and andy stanley named in holly springs, north carolina cnn could not reach any of the winners for comment musk, super pac has not returned request for comment as well in social media posts, the group says, winners would be selected to earn 1 million million dollars as a spokesperson for america pac, some of them have already recorded videos for musk political action committee. according to musk super pac website, only those registered to vote in swing states of arizona, michigan, georgia, nevada, north carolina, pennsylvania, or wisconsin, or else which able to win. sources tell cnn the justice department sent a letter to the super pac warning the daily 1 million giveaway to registered voters in swing states might violate federal laws, citing it's illegal to incentivize registration with cash or prizes. >> i think for now do voters who might register to vote, and this being the inducement like i can have an opportunity to get $1 million. it certainly feels like that kind of exchange. the same time. the mexican supreme court has b

we couldn't get a picture of the dei person, so we had joe mckee draw her. it was a tremendous piece of art. she complained. she complained, tyrus, that she didn't. staff members didn't feel safe or comfortable on the job because they couldn't freely have conversations around pronouns. what say you? he got he got fired for trying to get a competent. he's on leave, which is worse than firing because you have to like, wait to get fired. you don't. ever. especially with the egregious things that he did. like i was appalled. yeah. and you wonder why all the forests are gone. yeah, all the fires are everywhere. because you got someone expressing feelings. and instead of turning on a hose like they just. yeah. sink that in. yep. they tried to use feelings to put out a fire. see how that went or the hose get out. you make sense? this is what i hope somebody will realize. maybe we'll take a matt walsh or somebody to finally expose the dei. whole thing is a sham. it's all. it's like race training and it's all. it's all. and for it to say that you're not hiring people

in michigan of just 10 days left before election day coming to harrison. donald trump campaign to mckee, about 2 grand state, michigan consecutive in kalamazoo former 1st lady michelle obama rally with harris was the 1st time the 2 been together on the campaign. true, believe me, a donald trump is president again at some point or another. that ugliness will touch all of our lives and it will not matter what you look like, how you worship, who you love, or how you vote. harris repeat to the warnings on the dangers of the trump presidency. a big part of the message and the final dates the campaign. just imagine donald trump, with no guard room. he who will claim on checked an extreme power if he is re elected. he has vowed he will be a dictator on day one. he who has said he wished he had generals like hitler's trump. was it normally on the outskirts of detroit, he didn't appear alone. some of the states losing him, leaders took the stage to say this. we as much as the stand was the president tom because it promises news. he is more, he was the scene would have been improbable during trum

in education is now teaching in baton rouge and came to my book client and he said and i was miss mckeeeven as i made it i this mickey rooney and i'm like yes i said i even wrote about it my book when your brother reached out to me because his mom came to and she's like, you know, i just i'm so i'm so thankful that you taught my boys and you just can't take that away from me no matter how hateful people are. all they have is their hate. i have thousands. i counted it up one day. i've taught over 8000 students. you know know, and it if at least you know one of them. i changed that's more than these people they don't have that i feel for them so and so you've you've offered a lot of support to students. well, excuse me you taught a lot of students and i know like you have a lot colleagues who actually you really inspire them. do you find that people reach out you often? yes i you know, because we've each other for years, you know, i kind of i had so many people i learned from when i was starting out as a school librarian. so like i tried to turn around and offer it back to everybody else.

comedian joe mckee. and the bun in her oven is the first thing she's ever cooked. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. tom, you're a man. a lot of people would dispute that, but not me. i've seen you up close. you're an actual man. that's right. you hunt, you fish, you yodel. that's right. that's how i bring in the game. but you're also an actor. yes. what did you make of that cringeworthy ad? what? i don't understand what? the casting. because they had. they had the fat guy. they had the, you know, the weightlifting guy. then they had the guy on the ranch with the horse, but it was all young guys. and then one ancient old man with a long beard. yes, he looked like grandpa smurf. i was like, what are they going for there? and he was. he was the one who made the point about abortion. like, okay, gramps, what are you doing in the garage? exactly. why do you care, gramps? i know you do. with your body is your own bod. yeah. thank you. i hope you got that on tape. but they had the guys. they went over there. the movies that they cry at