and we need to look at our trip presence in the middle east coast while it may be wavering, a little bit has been strongly supportive of the u. s. support of the ukrainian or russian conflict. so the washington post has, has never hesitated to support the bye in line on this. so when saudi arabia and opec, of course didn't respond to biden's request, they pop more well, an insect did the opposite. that is seen as connecting to the ukraine russian situation, and it is seen as being is it basically, if you're not, if you're not with us, you're against us. so the host can easily swing to, we're against saudi arabia, the united states government, and it's spokesman. and the president and the media arm that supports it. i don't even think they're aware of the hypocrisy of what they choose to talk about in what they choose to be enraged about. you know, when it serves us, we ignore it. i in fact, the arms that are being used in yemen, american arms, we're selling those arms to saudi arabia and they're, they're using them in yemen. we're making money off of that. so, you know, and again, ma

. >>> west coast snow, east coast rain, beautiful in middle of the country with record heat for a lot of places as well. >> we had a day here yesterday. can't complain. >>> a great night in philly, sports time now, significant developments in the baseball postseason. last night the road to the world series continued, two huge games the new york yankees they're now down to their last strike while the philadelphia phillies are one win away from the fall classic. this morning, the astros and the phillies are just one win away from the world series. >> off the bat and into the center. >> reporter: in philadelphia -- at times it looked like a home run derby, six home runs between the teams in a crucial game four, including this moonshot from kyle schwarber. the padres jumped out to a big lead right away shocking the soldout home crowd. >> his first bomb of the postseason. >> reporter: but the tens of thousands of philly fanatics helped fuel a comeback from their team. >> he's done it again. >> reporter: two monster home runs from rhys hoskins, including this one to tie it in the fifth, fol

the treaty is dividing up the middle east, the treaty is promising italy various parts of the dalmatian coast and all that. and trotsky published them to the whole world. he reasoned of, that if people could see that their government had sent their sons off to die, not for some noble cause but for tawdry little land grabs, that they would rebel like the russians had. wilson felt that it was imperative that the united states show that the united states was in this war for different purposes. and that of the genesis of the 14 points later. the 14 points were important because they seemed to give the central powers, the ottoman turks, bulgaria, austria hungry, germany, it seemed to give them a lifeline. it seemed that it gave them a way out. and that brings me to the third factor, that was the disintegration of germany itself. the german people had been able to carry on to continue the war as long as they thought there was hope of victory. it became known that there was no hope for when the war, revolution broke out in germany. first with the navy, the german navy decided that it was going to se

on the east coast today back to growth or a pause in the middle of recession we are awaiting the third-quartere prior two quarters of contraction. the economic reading with earnings the market movers to watch this morning features are higher off the highs of the morning but nonetheless showing a double-digit gain from the dow industrial 97 s&p up under one point but the nasdaq is negative down 51 right now. mcdonald's, caterpillar and merck coming out southwest and merck before the opening bell. "after the bell" apple, amazon, intel could be the market movers setting the tone for tomorrow. were previewing the tech earnings they closed mix yesterday the s&p and the nasdaq is disappointing technology will have slowdown fears. again of two points but the nasdaq was down 228 better than 2%. meta reporting earnings the revenue dropped for a second consecutive quarter. the stock given up 20% of its value this morning. meta selling off, the interest rates are on the move let's check the ten year treasury moving higher by 5.8 basis points. the yield city not 4.064% with the third-quarter gdp coming ou

regional office in california, and also flew out a special threat assessment team from the east coast in the middlet when they found out that this had happened there. investigating along with san francisco police and the fbi. we've seen law enforcement representatives from all of those agencies speaking sharing information talking to each other, going in and out of the home where this happened, the new information we have this attack happened around 2 30 in the morning and according to a law enforcement sources, this was not a random attack the home of house speaker nancy pelosi in her husband was specifically targeted. by this attacker. the attacker is in san francisco police custody and we don't know specifically the motive for the attack. but again, it was not random. it seems it appears according to law enforcement sources that this person specifically sought out the home knowing it was the home of the house speaker and her husband. now san francisco police chief will be speaking about this investigation at 9 30 this morning, and we will carry that news conference live on ktvu and online, andre

middle of very aggressive behavior. north korea fired two ballistic missiles today off the east coast towards the sea of japan, towards japann's actions different this time? is japan in danger? >> we've seen him do this before, so it's not completely out of character. it's the pace and the rate at which he's doing it. we've seen now 24 separate missile launches this year alone, almost 4 dozen missiles that he's launched. we know that he's working on liquid-fueled missiles that will allow him to get closer and closer to the united states. he's trying to create a submarine-launched nuclear missile. what we really need now is for the u.s. to put more pressure on china to reel kim jong un in. without china getting engaged,st going to be very hard to do on our own. arthel: we're showing pictures of them firing this missile from a train. you mentioned china because russia and china, well, they continue to support and back north korea. china with significant clayed contracts with the9 united states, president xi wanting to be taken seriously on the global stage. still, though, he's undeterred from supporting kim jong un, so why ar

resisted often violently. uprisings in algeria, the middle east and madagascar were subdued with brutal force trouble, also similar in the caribbean and ivory coast. and in indo china, full scale war broke out. how long could france hold out against the tide of history? it was living in a new world now in which the new global powers of the united states and the soviet union were locked in the cold war. and in which old empires, what crumbling. this is this story of the collapse of one of the biggest empires the world does ever see. and how the blood, in tears shed decades ago, i still felt in the world today. ah, the war in indo china began in december 1946, and after 4 years stuck in the quagmire of vietnam, the french were forced to take stock. they sent for reinforcements. from now on half of their troops would come from morocco synagogue. and even algeria, as in 1939, the colonies had to come to the rescue of the colonizing power. and as in madagascar, 3 hears before, they were forced to fight other colonized people. little bit little voluntarily a party. i'm if one says papa turning bushy. lila matessa to visit with volunteer should divulge

will remind about yourself in the middle of manhattan, with such a rusted sign, a nuclear bomb shelter, right around the corner, signs are hung along the entire east coast states from florida to the canadian border , soviet missiles are taken out and everything is swept away from store shelves, in the yards. church shelters are being dug, mass adults are crowded to confession to children, they are taught how to behave, if the end of the world comes panic begins after john f. on the nose, the republicans would surely take advantage of the fact that the democratic administration slept in cuba. russian missiles, our own strategic missiles have never been transferred to the territory of any other country. mystery or deception and our history. unlike the history of the soviets since the end of world war ii demonstrates that we have no desire to conquer any other nation or impose our system on the people of another country, the american version of pravda, as if a year and a half earlier, was not kenadi, personally. approved the operation with a zapat in the bay of pigs that would throw off the cuban communists and fidel. castro did not succeed does not mean t

will remind you of itself in the middle of the manchen with such a rusted sign nuclear bomb shelter, right around the corner the signs are hung along the entire east coasttes from florida to the canadian border soviet rockets are taken out and everything is swept away from the shelves of stores, in the yards. churches are digging shelters, adults are overcrowded mass confessions children are taught how to behave if the end of the world comes panic begins after john f. kennedy 's address overslept in cuba russian missiles our own strategic missiles. never transferred to the territory of any other country mystery or deceit and our history. unlike the history of the soviets since the end of world war ii demonstrates that we have no desire to conquer any other nation or impose our system on the people of another country, the american version of pravda seems to be in a year and a half. prior to this, no cue was put on personally. approved the operation with a zapat in the bay of pigs that would throw off the cuban communists and fidel. castro did not succeed, does not mean that washington did not want this at gunpoint, the united states at that time already

coast across the bay. here comes the fog, back to the east bay and retreating. high-pressure building throughout the middle when you are really going to feel the warmth. heise today inland valleys from the upper 70's, that is not a whole lot warm -- you expect for october. the dublin, we should be in the 80's. we will get there. mid 80's tuesday, then it is all about the 90's as we get to the latter part of the week. by the weekend, does not look like a lot of change. enjoy it if you like the cooler days, only about 70 degrees here from santa cruz sunny skies. 72 san mateo. upper 70's redwood city. the cooler day on the peninsula, a brighter day here. downtown, upper 60's. near average north bay, three to four degrees rise of average. 76 in vallejo. starting on the mild side, finishing cool today. 72 in san leandro. 73 he has you head out toward union city and in lund looking at low 80's. -- inland looking at low 80's. clouds clear, we get to a warmer few days as we start the work week. by the middle of the week, it is nice. feeling like a summer range of temperatures from the 60's to near 70 at the coast.

middle of summer. the entire western u.s. is actually been right there with us with the really warm past few days while the east coast has beenlop this weekend, east coast warms up and we cool things down enough so that the rocky mountains will see a lot of snow. we're going to sit that out in the sierra nevada. but in california, we do benefit from the cooldown 60's 70's on the peninsula, including in san francisco. well, 70's and 80's along the bayshore foster city still at 80 degrees. redwood city 81 south bay temps falling out of the 90's back into the mid to upper 80's while freeman through hayward in the low 80's. just a couple of 90's barely hanging on for danville in walnut creek. well, oakland and richmond at 77 for your highs, antioch, to 87, same for you in sonoma mill valley. nice at 78. here's a look ahead. tomorrow's temps cooling then cooling further from today. and saturday and sunday, even cooler yet low 70's at are very warm us this weekend will be time to break the sweaters and jackets back out, john, thanks for that. ok, let's check on your bridges right now about 22 minutes. >> to make it from the maze 2

you think about it, most of america on the east coast and the south -- and then gold was discovered in california, there is a whole lot of nothing in the middle there. the greater reconstruction, it created a new trans continental country, by not just for unifying the south after the war, but by colonizing the west. so it's actually kind of -- if you wanted to study an interesting period of american history, i think that the greater reconstruction from 1845 to 1877 is really worth a whole lot more attention. more than half of what is america. people forget it's more than half of america. it doesn't get the same press. but that history is phenomenally interesting. anyway, in 1862, congress passed the homestead act, which enabled female as well as male heads of households to claim 160 acres of free land in the west. at the time when most women had a few economic opportunities at all, the chance to own real estate to support an independent life, and to sell it later for a sizeable profit, was a stunning advance. bear in mind that women of ample means, or wealthier women, the only career they were allowed to have was marriage. if no one was marri

boats carrying migrants sank off the coast of greece the two ships sank within an hour of each other those boats were carrying passengers from africa and the middle east death toll could rise. >>> wnba star brittney griner's wife is speaking out for the first time after brittany's sentencing for drug charges in russia she was sentenced to nine years in prison in august. her wife said it seems like brittany was a hostage and says she's worried about her being forgotten. a russian court will hear her appeal in three weeks. >>> thousands are protesting in budapest for higher wages and groups have called for a nationwide teacher strike. victor orbans office have said those strikes are not the way to reach a solution >> thank you for that, contessa brewer chip stocks are outperforming this week. the group was up since monday. josh, i'll come to you first because you bought the smh about a week or so ago, september 22nd >> it's okay it's working out you know, i'm not really great at, like, short-term timing. and don't typically buy things and look to sell them five days later. this was something part of a barbel strategy. if you're putting a market to work

are distributed -- it is not like they have to set up in the middle of oklahoma you are talking about california and illinois and east coastain areas where evs are being delivered more than other areas >> it is interesting i still have a recall on my ford explorer that i have not taken in it's a pain. what i will say is i'm very glad to see they have done this and taken the steps before there were accidents you could imagine a scenario where it would not be popular to do you dwon't want to say anything. they are taking the proper steps. >> becky, it is significant. it is not to be dismissed. at the same time, the company is not falling part and the sky is not falling down as our producer said >> of all the functions of the car, steering is in the top ten when you look down the list, phil you have it in there >> i would say so. i would say so >> work on some of the other stuff. let's get that job one all right. >> fire seems worse. >> fire's bad. fire's bad. >> phil, thank you. >>> when we come back, we have big take aways from the september jobs report and what it will mean for the fed former fed vice chair roger ferguson

coast where they are already too high. it's really an incredible miscalculation for us to be put back into the stone age where we depend again on the middle east, opec countries and russia. that is only possible because biden has turned off the spigot. we are producing almost 3 million barrels a day, sean. less than we were pre-covid, pre-pandemic. 3 million barrels a day last. that is a bad story. >> and then he wants to do a deal with iran and is sending emissaries to venezuela. all of this would be easily fixable. people in western europe now that foolishly gave into their climate alarmists over there and allowed themselves to become dependent on vladimir putin, if we became energy dominant of would be good for national security, high paying career jobs in the energy sector. it would lower the price at the pump and help lower inflation significantly. and we could get really rich the way the opec countries are by providing all of the energy needs of our partners in western europe. but that's never going to happen. they will probably be freezing to death all winter. >> we had a chance to have a massive increase in exports, but that was stoppe

it will remind you of itself in the middle of manhattan with such a rusted nuclear bomb shelter sign, right around the corner, signs are hung along the entire east coastss adults confess to children, teach. how to behave if the world ends at school, they tried to make us afraid, but my family was very loving. what they said, don't worry. we love you, how did you get scared at school? jump under the table. cover your heads panic begins after the address of john f. kennedy, he hesitated for a long time on the nose, too, there were elections to congress and everything came out. so it was his administration who overslept russian missiles in cuba, our own strategic missiles. never transferred to the territory of any other country, secret or deceit. we have no desire to take over or conquer any other nation or impose our system on the people of another country, american version truth like a year and a half. before that, not kennedy personally. approved the operation in the bay of pigs what to throw off the communists fidel. castro did not succeed does not mean that washington did not achieve this at gunpoint, the united states at that time already had mosco

dispatched from the east coast to assist the fbi and san francisco police with this joint investigative team together james, now that we know it was 02:27am. that this happened so truly the middle of the night, he would have been sleeping. he's 82 years old. >> and as you are reading the details that have been confirm right now, but a hammer and him being struck in the head as well. what we're hoping for the best. but they say he's going to latest where twos that he's being treated for bruising. severe swelling and other injuries. but as we said, he is expected to make full but they're still looking into the motive. but they have that suspect in custody there. question again now. okay. time now 7.31 and want to get a look at the weather taking a moment away from the headlines. john, what's going on? yeah, it's clear out there. it's just cold again, the like we've seen each and every morning so far this week. >> looking out at half moon bay, not so bad at all of the cds. clear morning's. if you are getting out there, just make you are bundled up as you enjoy the sunrise. we do have frost advisories in lake and mendocino counties. as we've seen so far this week, each and every mo

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middle volga. today it will shift to the north-east, and in its area the center will turn out to be the pskov novgorod and leningrad regions on a large territory from the white sea to the coastmy again strong wind will rise in the yaroslavl kirov vologda region gusts can exceed 20 m/s. moreover , it will blow all day in yaroslavl, for example, already now the gusts reach 12.14 m/s, and in the middle of the day from 15:00 to 21:00 the wind will get stronger to 16-17 m/s. in the conditions of a big city - this is a very dangerous value for precipitation, then today they will continue to go mainly in the west the russian plain, as well as in the far north in the zone of the warm front of the cyclone, although the intensity of rains, compared with yesterday, will decrease on wednesday, the downpour will continue to weaken. however, the cloudiness will remain extremely dense - this means that the european territory of russia will be almost completely hidden from the sun for several days. such a situation in the region will noticeably drop the temperature in moscow on the eve of the thermometers, managed to rise to +16, but today it will be only plus 13. and tomorrow in general, o