andrew is in middletown, new jersey -- speaker mccarthy may lose his speakership. andrew is in middletown, new jersey. caller: does congress still get paid during shutdown? guest: i believe they do. i know there might be legislation that has floated around to ensure they are not paid if there is a shutdown. that is something that has been on the table and incentives to ensure that doesn't happen. our and number of members in congress that rely on their paychecks. host: the house, andrew? -- anything else, andrew? caller: since ash we have had paper money we have nothing to back it up. host: federal workers would stop getting paid and essentially be furloughed so they will stay home. what has happened in the past is they aren't paid at their backpay from the point of the government shutdown. so there is an economic impact very directly on that. they are not going to work but taxpayers will end up paying their salaries in the end anyway. guest: certainly, and it is the question of how long can they go without the back pay. during the 30 hi -- 35 day shutdown, we saw

here with more, middletown mothers. we have got caterina and cair.terina, let's start with you. so, in new jersey, the state law is if a kid identifies as transgender and wants to change the genders at school and not tell the parents, the state is fine with that except your school board, rather your school districts are fighting back. explain. >> yes. they are fighting back. they feel that teachers should not keep secrets from parents. these teachers have to inform parents anything that goes on in school, such as asking for medicine or certain snack or to watch tv for a school trip, anything. so to have our teachers keep these secrets from us, it's disheartening. it's disheartening to know that teachers want to get involved in homelife as opposed to just teachers teaching. >> steve: kara, you feel like -- with these young people, these children in school, they need guidance. and for most families, the guidance comes from the parents. >> yes. i think it's a disservice to the children. i think that if god forbid my child needed me, and they were strugg

they were also the newport middletown volunteers. volunteers from jamestown. martial law remained in place for months in rhode island. many of dawes followers were eventually rounded up and thrown in jail. many spending time actually jail in newport as this came to an end in the month of may. and in see me in june in japan, in northern. so many of these prisoners were incarcerated in newport the most famous episode involved laborer, reformer, a voice of the common man of an intercept loser, an attempt to escape newport's marble street jail. luther actually set fire. his cell got out. as far as street, only to be apprehended minutes later as he had to charge clothing in black face. obviously gave him away. but in prison, luther wrote, we have some of this up on door rebellion project website but there was a poem that he had penned dedicated to the suffrage ladies of rhode island entitled, the garland of gratitude. women of rhode island became very active on dorsey in helping to care for these prisoners and to keep doors alive. it really felt of females. many me

the board of education president for the middletown school district joins us now. are one of the ones who said it won't fly with us. where does it stand now? >> good morning. we officially appealed the case last night and it is just that's why we make court of appeals because things go awry and judges don't make the right decisions. this judge did not make the right decision here. he didn't base his decision on the merits of the policy. the merits of the policy, if they were read by attorney general and governor murphy would both realize what we're trying the accomplish is protect and make a safe place for the children to get them the help and services they need. their whole narrative is we're outing children. that's just not the case. what they want us to do is out children. >> bill: it appears that what the state is saying is that they don't trust the parents. >> that's correct. >> bill: because if they notify the parents they believe some of these young men and women will be open to abuse at home. >> that's correct. >> bill: what do the state numbers tell you ab

born in middletown in 1770, hazard represented for in the general assembly for 31 years. once1 again, hazzard is also a key player in the update that will work it on for the dorr rebellion project website, as hazzard supported the gag rule and espouse some very strict proslavery rhetoric on the floor of rhode island's assembly those with into different than you would see from a slaveholder from south carolina. in may 1842 newport representative richard k randolph played a crucial role in derailing dorr's hopes of gardening that will support. the virginia board randolph was married to a famous newport or, anna marie lyman. finally, newport sizable militia was always at the ready to board the ferry to providence to put the militia units that were loyal to thomas dorr. we are here tonight to learn a bit more about the man who was referred to as wilson i his siblings, so who was thomas wilson dorr? he was born into wealth and privilege in 1805. thomas dorr seen as a young man destined to take hisr place in rhode island's upper echelon. he studied at phillips exeter academy a

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, new york, central long island, overturned in new york state, on the western part of i-84 near middletown, new york. according to state police, reports of one fatality at this point. we do not note extent of any other injuries. but as you can see, that bus came off the road there on i-84 westbound, flipped over and went down a ravine. so you can imagine that a bus jammed with people, instruments and everything else associated with the band project would probably result in some pretty severe injuries. apparently the band was going to an undisclosed location in pennsylvania. i don't know if it was for a competition, or something else, but we'll keep watching that. >> sandra: and no word yet. new york state police confirming one fatality at this time but no word who it was, whether it was a student or administrator or the bus driver. it was about six busses that were being transported with these students. no word on a press conference yet, but certainly we'll be looking for any information. is that a live picture coming in to us now? that was -- middletown, new york. >> john: you can see a l

helena, calistoga, cobb, middletown. in the mountains, wind gusts 15 to 35. humidity 20 to 30%. but this expires by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. it's a quick burst of wind coming our way. >> and then we have what could be some clearing. you've been talking about this for a couple of days. now starting to look like rain is more of a reality for us. >> this is really lining up for us. the smoke improving friday night. saturday as we fast forward things into monday morning 9:00 a.m., rain over eureka, i think by monday night 11:00 p.m., we get some rain here in the bay area, and then that would linger right into tuesday afternoon. now the heaviest is going to go to the north. look at this bulls-eye. eureka, yeah, 1 to 2 inches. maybe a little more for them. for us a quarter inch for most of us. but the north bay could get in on maybe a half inch. we're still several days out. this is very promising. >> is this unusual to get this much rain this early? >> it's actually not. we've undergone so many years in the past where it's taken so long to get rain, but our rain season officially starts

also right around, oh, let's say clear lake into middletown and lifting into mendocino county around the ukiah area with copious amounts of precipita ation. it slices through the bay area about this time tomorrow with a few raindrops. otherwise we clear out by tomorrow afternoon. now the bottom line is you see that southerly flow that ushers out that haze in the smoke in the bay area, 64 pacifica today, low 70s santa rosa, 73 around hayward backing through san leandro and san lorenzo. a pair of sevens and redwood shores and redwood city. i'll tell you what. hey pam. next time around , we're going to talk more about your first full week of autumn and what you can expect it. all right. thank you, roberta. a south bay restaurant joins the growing list of businesses with an automatic gratuity. coming up, we get reaction. plus, someone who said they it looks like there's a third person in the car. and i could see his arm, but he was so entangled in the part the only part that i could see it. the third person was the person's arm and the person in the arm wasn't moving. two people killed,

andrew is in middletown, new jersey -- speaker mccarthy may lose his speakership.is in middletown, new jersey. caller: does congress still get paid during shutdown? guest: i believe they do. i know there might be legislation that has floated around to ensure they are not paid if there is a shutdown. that is something that has been on the table and incentives to ensure that doesn't happen. our and number of members in congress that rely on their paychecks. host: the house, andrew? -- anything else, andrew? caller: since ash we have had paper money we have nothing to back it up. host: federal workers would stop getting paid and essentially be furloughed so they will stay home. what has happened in the past is they aren't paid at their backpay from the point of the government shutdown. so there is an economic impact very directly on that. they are not going to work but taxpayers will end up paying their salaries in the end anyway. guest: certainly, and it is the question of how long can they go without the back pay. during the 30 hi -- 35 day shutdown, we saw that not

we had to moms on, katrina has three kids karen has two kids, they are from middletown they want a schools to tell them what their children are doing. it seems fair right? this is what they said in the first hour of fox and friends. >> they feel that teachers should not keep secrets from parents. these teachers have to inform parents anything that goes on in school sometimes asking for medicine, or certain snack or to watch tv for a school trip or anything. so to have our teachers keeping secrets from us, it is disheartening. >> god for bid my child needed me and they were struggling with gender identity. they did not feel comfortable telling me. once i do know, i can be there to get them the guidance. and personally i would not want my kids being counseled by strange counselors and school what are they counseling them for? are they pushing them toward you know transitioning at age nine and starting puberty blockers? >> that is the point, yesterday we had on mom from california who won 100,000-dollar lawsuit against the state against the school district. it wasn't her kid presented yoursel

middletown is one of those districts fighting to tell parents about their children's gender identityis today. >> what we're trying to accomplish here is protect and make a safe place for the children and get them the help and services they actually do need and that's just, you know, their whole narrative is we are outing children. that's just not the case. what they want us to do is out children. these children cannot get the intervention and help they need unless the parents are involved in the conversation and where the problem lies. >> harris: i wish they would intervene when kids are going hungry. maybe visit some houses and do some good that way. this government wants our kids. we already knew that. >> yeah, this is a massive issue. a huge issue. new jersey many, many school districts in california becoming an issue. across the world a big issue. in the u.k. you know what's terrible about it. the way you have politicians wading into this and bureaucrats wading into something that should be incredibly and obviously a personal, individual matter handled at the family level with th

middletown says they are fighting so parents are not left in the dark. >> these children cannot get the intervention and the help they need unless the parents are involved in the conversation and that's where the problem lies. is that we are allowing secrets to be held from parents. >> marlboro district plans to file appeal in the week as the legal process continues, teachers will have to follow previous policies which did not require a parent to be alerted about a child's gender identity or expression. some parents and lgbtq advocacy groups say this protects students from being forcefully outed to families members who may not be supportive. >> policy -- [indiscernible] position of jeopardizing the trust students have and respect of their teachers. [indiscernible] >> others feel it's the parents' right to know if their child changes gender identities. >> parents need to be involved in their children's lives. if they are struggling with transitioning or gender identity, i think it's very important. my daughter could not just change her name officially on records tomorrow, you know, witho

a quarter towards middletown. and up towards the lake county area.ound santa cruz mountains. today's high temperatures anywhere from 64in pacifica, 73, oakland, mid 70s around the peninsula. and in case you're keeping track, yes, these temperatures are well above normal or nope, that's well below average for this time of the year. yeah. well below normal. and then by wednesday we're talking about seasonal temperatures returning right here to the bay area. meanwhile, make it a really nice monday. roberta, thank you. as you know, there's a monopoly game for just about everything, including a new costco themed board. by getting your hands on one, though, might be more difficult than passing go and collecting $200. and a historic boat makes the trek around the pacific ocean. it arrived in san francisco over the weekend. how you can get a tour and learn more about this legendary polynesian canoe after the break beginning tomorrow, the oakland a's will play their last six games of the season, all on the road. a crowd of 13,000 yesterday attended the a's fi

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middletown 52. so a little cooler because not as much fog. 36 though already truckee and mammoth and 42 south lake tahoe high pressure is building in. we've had a couple of these little lows go by little spins in the atmosphere but the high is going to build in. it's not going to be crazy hot or anything like that. some moisture may make it as we head toward sunday, monday, especially southern california. the line looks to be about fresno bishop south. i think we're good to go here unless it's drizzle. but overall, next couple of days it'll be a little warmer, a few well inland locations will bump up to the upper 80s to near 90. that includes, of course, the usual suspects. fairfield antioch and livermore close 60, 70 and 80s. for the rest. thank you, steve. a new tenant is replacing nordstrom at stonestown galleria . coming up, the business now calling the mall home. also cleaning up on maui after the devastating wildfires there. how drones could help in the fight against future fires ♪ i have type

ross is down to 5152 up to healdsburg 51 sebastopol and middletown, 51.ns they were cooler yesterday morning and mid 30s. south lake tahoe and also truckee. mama is in there, but we have a couple of series of systems just kind of one moving into the north and another one from the high pressure in this desert southwest trying to build it. you see a little dip in the jet stream there, but it's really just a day to day changes here. not much here in the next couple of days. does look a little warmer inland as the high begins to try and build in by friday into the weekend after a friday and saturday and sunday of rain and thunderstorms up in the mountains, northern sacramento valley and close to here, as well. all quiet right now, going forward. i think it's quiet now for about the next ten days or so, 60s and 70s, anywhere near the water 80s through the interior, there will be a little bit of a westerly breeze kicking in. but this pattern is on hold here, as we like to say, just subtle day to day changes. inland temps should bump up, though, end of the week,

sonoma has dropped to 49 upper lake in uk and middletown in there as well. station is now 48. close for rohnert park, fairfax,el and ross. maybe they'll get there eventually. 30 in truckee, 32. alturas in south lake tahoe. susanville is in the 30s. mammoth in the 30s and reno, a cool 41 looks good today. a little more of an onshore breeze, which is why some fog is returned. plus you get inland temps into the 80s and the onshore breeze that generates some of that fog. although we're getting getting, not getting. i apologize, pamela, you're getting sometimes you're getting we're getting we're getting long in the tooth on the fog season here. but a little bit has come back and we have a nice day today. inland temps will be in the 80s one more day and then a big drop off on those temps. but 60s and 70s closer to the coast , cloudy skies, the low is going to drop in and be right over us, which is a big difference versus being over, say, lake tahoe. rain returns, wind picks up and amounts not too heavy, but i think we'll get a little more than what we had on that

middletown's 50. so some cool, cool lows under clear skies, 41, 42, 40. truckee, south. of activity, especially around san jose, south on saturday, mainly santa cruz mountain, santa clara valley, monterey out to fresno and up to mammoth and bishop. now it's all about southern california to warm to hot today . temperatures, not much fog. there's some down towards monterey bay. that's about all i can find. maybe santa cruz, capitola south towards moss landing. but that's it. cooler pattern on tuesday and then it looks like we'll level it off and keep it there and not much changes the rest of the week. very little going on here in the mountains, maybe a little bit of activity popping up later on. but overall, we're looking for a clear morning, except for a little bit of patchy fog. but that won't last long. sunshine for all today. warm to hot 90s to the interior. very similar to what we had on sunday. there's 6070s and 80s for others. cooler breezy to windy on tuesday. a little pop up on wednesday and not much change at all. thursday to the end of the week and over the week

wednesday, september 27th, 2023 >> best friends on a girls' trip >> my first trip to new york from middletownnia. >> from boise, idaho. >> celebrating my 70th. >> visiting from stone mountain, georgia because today is my 20th birthday. >> charleston, south carolina. >> jacksonville, florida. >> from fargo, north dakota, celebrating our 50th anniversary. >> looking out good there. there they are that's our anniversary couple. lots of folks out there. lots to celebrate. we're so glad to have them with us hoda has the morning off we have craig and sheinelle right here. >> we'll get outside in a bit. let's get started with the news at 8:00. there was chaos in the streets of philadelphia overnight. dozens of young people went on a looting spree in the heart of that city. this is highlighting the crime that one major retailer closing stores from coast to coast nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us with the latest miguel, good morning. >> good morning. the smash and grab scenes are unsettling, especially considering the stores are filled with shoppers who find themselves in the middle

you slide into middletown on a gulfstream, and it is a different world after all. futures are -11.ets you in the data? lisa: the fact that 10 year yields have crossed over the 4.5% mark, once again that it is being driven again by real yields colors the whole conversation. we are seeing real yields dominate, taking off some of the froth off the top. hyder borrowings at a time of otherwise strength and resilience, buffer how long? that is the question. tom: i was distracted in london, and i didn't realize thursday last 7% on the 30 year mortgage. lisa: i have read so many notes about how the housing market is broken. no one wants to buy an existing home because no one wants to pay that. when do get the price corrections? how does the fed deal with this? tom: right now we will dive into the toxic brew of our politics. watch for balance of power this evening. annmarie hordern, kailey leinz helping out from time to time. it is fascinating on shut down and strikes and the rest in washington. terry haines is a student of this. talking to terry is always a win-win. how does president bide

tom: the plan, you called me and for middletown and said there is no buzz in this debate.ut there. i think people have moved on from the drama of the former president not showing up. jonathan: amh coming up a little bit later in this hour. we will catch up with her about the latest situation in washington and michigan as well. every sheffield, ceo i rockefeller. is it time to buy the stock market avery: i would be cautious. to the point you have been addressing, we are in a period of real uncertainty. we have the 10 year yield continuing to move up, pressure in the oil market. as you are saying, people are still going out and really buying houses, buying cars. actually pulling back on some areas and consumer discretionary spending which suggests they are tightening their wallets because the things that really matter to them, housing, food, energy, transportation, they need money for that and that creates a dynamic where the fed is likely i think to potentially stay higher for longer until something breaks. if something does not break, there is a risk that inflation could r

vallejo upper lake 52 and middletown, 51. 50s 39, truckee 40 south lake tahoe mammoth is down to 35 degrees. the upper low right over here is the one keeping us with the low cloud deck and keeps that onshore breeze going. that's why on the coast, usually september the coast is clear. well, it really hasn't been the case. there because of that upper low, although there was some clearing yesterday. lightning a little bit yesterday in northern california. yesterday. looks like it's calmed down for now, but an upper low is going to drop in on late thursday into friday. and this looks like the first round of the season for the north and maybe some high elevation snow for around the sierra nevada, tahoe, truckee, up to susanville, a little bit of activity popping up. the low that we have will get absorbed by that system. it'll start to kick into southern california and then get drawn up by that system. and then as that system drops in, it'll quickly kick out. but the door to a progressive pattern stays open. and in fact, there's so

middletown at 53 sonoma 5437. truckee 41. south lake tahoe is 75.rth, as in portland, seattle and a little low is going to sneak in here. it'll hang around for at least about 5 or 6 days. and as that moves in, that picks up the fog bank, keeps an onshore breeze going. so cooler weather is in our near future. and that starts today, 60, 72, a few 80 to the most inland locations. but i think 2 to 4 degrees cooler on these temps. and that's going to be the weather theme going into the weekend. temperatures will continue to cool off kind of level off on the weekend there. dave right. steve, thank you. well, the antioch city council reportedly will no longer assume control over the hiring or firing of the police chief coming up at 7:00, the continuing complications faced by the city between having more of a say and entirely stepping away from making that decision on the 49ers getting ready for this weekend's game in los angeles against the rams by 49ers head coach kyle shanahan says he's hesitant to pull his starters even when they're winning by a lot. le

napa is down to 52 and then upper lake at 49 uk and middletown at 5130s in the mountains. i'll say alturas, susanville, even reno's at 37. truckee, south lake tahoe and mammoth all in the 30s. low is on its way to drop in. it'll be over us tomorrow morning and that's the best opportunity late tonight overnight into tomorrow to get not only this cooler pattern, but also maybe some rain out of this. this, again, tends to favor areas a little bit more east of us. but i think there will be, you know, 0.05 to a 10th of an inch to probably cover it here. you can watch the system as it begins to move in. and this is by 10:00. this morning. it's already making its move. it will cloud it up later this afternoon and then this low, the counterclockwise flow there will send in a lot of cloud cover and occasionally some rain through saturday night. by sunday morning, it starts to eject out of here. so i think on sunday we'll be on the breezy side. but on the drier side, as well, 60s, 6070s on the temps clouding it up today and the wind picks up cloudy with some light rain saturday, imp

edith fairfax san anselmo ross and then it's a lot of mid 50s although sebastopol's down to 52 in middletown at 51 degrees 3940. truckee south lake tahoe 70s 80s on the desert, 50s and 60s up and down the coast. there's one little system already in the intermountain region, another one swinging by combination of these. now after this one goes by, tomorrow will start to be the transition day. the high will begin to build an inland. temps will jump up and it looks like it'll last for like 2 or 3 days. but it's just really a fight between lower pressure and higher pressure. anything showing up as far as rain in the mountains? no, not unless you're down towards central or southern sierra, but not tahoe, truckee, not mount shasta lassen or northeast california. so if you're heading up there, it looks good to go here. it will be warmer though 60s, 70s and 80s on the temps. you guys. all right. thank you, steve. we've been monitoring a tanker that overturned on interstate seven 80in solano. what we know so far about the crash that snarled traffic during a busy commute and at least five drug overdos

upper lake, middletown, napa, sonoma, all in the 40s here. otherwise there's a lot of 50s but a little cool there. look at truckee 28. that'll get your attention. 28. truckee 33. south lake tahoe 48. up in crescent city. these are cool readings. the activity in the mountains has moved off. add some. yesterday the cold air is left behind. it'll cycle through right there. most of it is now pushed out of the area as the upper low begins to move. so we're going to lose that northerly breeze. you can see that's a big circulation. that's a big low for this time of year. some moisture moving into southern california. our attention will go to the north, is going to start to move in on late sunday into monday. but for today, it's still a little bit of haze in there, but nothing compared to a couple of days ago. morning, low clouds, cool lows, too mild for a few if you get the low cloud deck, sunny breezy temperatures remaining, though, below average, which means if you like the weather this week as far as temperatures go, you will like today because t