attorney, christina nolan, new jersey's first assistant u.s. attorney, dep. atty. gen. rosen: ok, good morning. i am jeff rosen, and i am pleased to be joined today by vermont's u.s. attorney, christina nolan, new jersey's first assistant u.s. attorney, rachael honig, our acting assistant attorney general for the civil division, jeff clark, and the eastern texas u.s. attorney, steve cox. this morning, subject to court approval, the department of justice is announcing a global resolution of our criminal and civil investigations into the opioid manufacturer, purdue pharma, as well as a civil resolution with members of the sackler family, who comprise the shareholders of the company. h members of the sackler family, who comprise the shareholders of the company. before we address the specific terms, i want to provide some context of how today's announcement fits into doj's wider efforts to address the opioids crisis. the doj obviously has many longstanding and ongoing drug enforcement activities. but during this administration, we have augmented th

you might remember nolan because his ocho popinions on face macs going back to school were broadcast only in california. >> you need a face shield and mask and i'm sick of it. many other kids are. they might take it off. >> reporter: that clip also aired around the world on world news tonight with david mauer. fast forward to today. two and a half months later and deep into the school year. still in the midst of distance learning and little ol' nolan is busy at work recording video diaries with the help of his mom, who is a teacher herself. >> first day of school started out kind of good and there is a second problem. so, there was actually a glitch. there was no connection, and then i missed a whole bunch. >> reporter: from the start there have been questions. >> what i mostly am worried about is if they can even hear me. >> reporter: one of the many challenges for not only nolan but his teaching mom, artistic father and sister all at home during the day. >> my mom is talking to guys like yeah, yeah, yeah and laughing and stuff and we come and play and shh! right there and then she'

i'm sorry. >> mike nolan, of course, the former head coach of the san francisco 49ers. i'm trying to think of a nickname for ken and lace. the only thing that came to my mind was beauty and the beast. [ laughter ]. >> which one's the beast? >> we know who that is. >> okay. i don't know if he knows. [ laughter ]. >> thank you, denis. >> all right, still ahead a fix clure of san francisco political journalism has passed away. we look back it must be nice to play by a different set of rules. in california, we're the only state where wealthy trust fund heirs get their own tax loophole. these tax cheats avoid millions in taxes on vacation homes and coastal mansions depriving our schools. prop 19 closes this unfair loophole that's been exploited by an elite few and helps our schools, firefighters, and seniors. vote 'yes' on prop 19. tell them [record scratch] the party's over. . >>> remembering former long time bay area reporter barbara taylor. barbara died from complications he insure suffered following a car crash last year. she was known for her work for kcbs radio. that's

professor christopher nolan thank you from austrian and national university medical school.ntre for where that debate is continuing ahead of the expected confirmation of president trump's latest supreme court nominee amy coney barrett are currently speaking is mitch mcconnell and we are expecting that vote to go through tonight, there has been criticism that it has moved rather quickly but the republican controlled chamber is all but certain to confirm judge barrett to the lifetime position. that would result in a 6—3 conservative majority on the 9—member court which would tilt its ideological balance for potentially decades to come. safer that here on bbc news. plenty more coming up. hello there. pretty powerfuljet stream will be racing across the atlantic for much this week, generated by some big temperature contrasts across the united states. that will bring areas of low pressure to our shores, bringing rain and gales and huge waves crashing up against western coast lines. but it will be turning milder the end of week in the south. this very deep area of low pressure cont

mean particular of course with his role as as james bond that that figure that he created with dr nolan and 6 other one film. created the franchise of james bond still perhaps one of the greatest the most powerful franchises in cinema history but it also created a certain type of man sort of a combination of class macho masculinity and also humor which was a huge part of sean connery's appeal and east on thousands of imitators since he started starred in dr no but no one's ever come close to. sean connery showed us scott i don't know about you but i believe that one of the great parlor games in the world the world over is debating who the best bond was and sean connery was always on the top the list at least where i was what made him so special. yeah i mean that probably game it's fun to play but obviously there's only one answer the 1st best and only true james bond is sean connery just so we got that clear but yeah he had a massive i mean please let's be honest that. had a massive influence as i said i mean you could argue now that his sort of the image masculine image that he created

take a lesson from this american football coach mike nolan in his press conference.caped several times to do that. 0bviously the frustration for him, as well as his — when he misses them... will, excuse me. i have something in my eye. just had some tabasco in my finger and went in my eye. that's not good. 0h... finger and went in my eye. that's not good. oh... it's terrible, geez. i'm sorry. hang on, guys, we'll be right back. give us a second. all right, right, we're back. the worst i ever had was a chilly seed getting caught my eye for an hour. that was not nice, but well done to mike for getting through. stay safe your cooking. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. low pressure set to dominate the weather charts as we go through the rest of this week. wet and windy weather at times. tha nkfully and windy weather at times. thankfully for us today this deep area of low pressure with winds around it touching 100 mph has been way out to the north atlantic, not too close to us. tonight this with the front will linger across th

the kickoff will be saturday, 4:00 >> mike nolan rubbing his eye, he had to abass coe sauce on hi finger paused the call. don't put tabasco in your eyes, >>> and that is it for us for tonight. thank you so much for watching, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley, stay tuned for jimmy kimmel . >>> welcome back. check it out. that's the headstone of susan b. anthony in rochester, new york, covered in "i voted" stickers. it's a tradition to place the stickers at the gravy of the woman's right activist. this year a plexiglass case covered the marker.

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. >> another tear jerker for nolan whose defense has given up the most points in the league so far. > now to some good defenses on "monday night football." the rams came up big early fowler powering his way. and then there was a fourth fumble but l.a. would hold things down from there it pretty much ended the bears' shot the rams get the win 24rks-3. >>stl > iltocome, a ballot box push inside the voter registration the hectic. the tender. the tense. and the fiery. but for many, migraine keeps them... ...from saying... ..."i am here." we aim to change that... ...with... ...aimovig, a preventive treatment... ... for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine days. for some, by half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. severe constipation can happen. sometimes with serious complications. high blood pressure can happen or worsen with aimovig. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. it doesn't matter what each day bring

christopher nolan's "tenent" tested the waters with disappointing results.tayed on the small screen. with nothing new to offer, disney. >> maria: leased 1993's hocus pocus and this weekend it was number two at the box office but none of those movies are playing here in new york where the governor has refused to allow movie theaters to re-open. industry watchers say if the city doesn't lift the restriction soon, other major titles for this year like "wonder woman 1984" could get pushed back to next year. >> a lot of journalists live in new york, a lot of culture influencers live in new york. without new york open, the major studios are reluctant to give us their big movies and without big movies we can't get people back into cinemas. >> reporter: last wednesday they sent a letter asking for covid-19 relief specifically for our country's beloved movie theaters. they said without it, theaters may not survive. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," black former fbi agents speak to jesse gase about the lack of black diversity

nolan rubbed hot sauce in his eye and had to step away from the call. eventually able to rinse it out and return. ah! i can't imagine. ah! so bad. >>> still ahead here, congressman brendan boyle joins the conversation to discuss the state of the presidential race in battleground pennsylvania. >>> and as we go to break, let's take a look at this date in history. in 1998, then senator john glenn at age 77 roared back into space aboard the shuttle "discovery," retracing the trail he blazed for america's astronauts 36 years earlier. >> three, two, one. booster ignition and lift-off of "discovery." >> the smiling began as "discovery" thundered into flight. here's the view inside. glenn is in the middle. now the mission's first milestone, the shuttle reaches orbit, and with crewmate steven robinson's handshake, glenn officially becomes the world's most senior space traveler. ing e easier than ever. (brokenhearted guy) i thought you loved me. [brokenhearted guy sobs] ♪ apartments-dot-com. the most popular place to find a place. (burke)stomer) happy anniversary

with this it's that nolan and. scientists can start. with those. little is in the movie and it's saying you can see in the new budget the one. i used in the us promise and discuss. in the. end to see. mused it's not. so i will do. this or believe me it just says no no don't. think it's. science because the thing. even after russia gate was debunked as a hoax this conspiracy theory lives on in fact it appears to become part of our political discourse if you oppose someone or an idea all you have to do is play in russia no facts necessary slurs in fact those claims for now suffice. to show seemed wrong role just don't hold. any new role but he's yet to shape out just to become educated and gain from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i say with great clarity once again today we will not give it. the french president says the country stands defiant in the face of terrorism after a nice round rampage just through a bus silica in east leaving 3 dead and several injured protests grip muslim

we'll begin with meteorologist paul nolan and aaron villareal. >> the dry air the gusty winds are bringing into the bay area. not just the inland mountains and hills or some of the inland valleys. every single square inch of the bay area is included in this red flag warning through 11:00 tomorrow morning. we're talking about wind gusts in the high elevations, 60 to 70 miles an hour, which means any spark would rapidly grow into a dangerous fire that would be able to spread quickly. valleys along the coast, the sustained winds will be

that particular of course with his role as as james bond that that figure that he created with dr nolan and 6 other on film created the franchise of james bond still perhaps one of the greatest most powerful franchises in cinema history but it also created a certain type of man sort of a combination of class watchable masculinity and also humor which was a huge. chunk connery's people and east on thousands of imitators since he started starred in dr no but no one's ever come close to the sean connery shot. scott i don't know about you but i believe that one of the great parlor games in the world the world over is debating who the best bond was and sean connery was always on the top the list at least where i was what made him so special. yeah i mean that parlor game it's fun to play but obviously there's only one answer the 1st best and only true james bond is sean connery just so you got that clear yeah he had a massive i mean please let's be honest that he had a massive influence as i said i mean you could argue now that his sort of the image masculine image really created particular t

. >> mike nolan had to stop a zoom meeting when he used a fine coated tobacco sauce and rubbed his eyes. take a look. >> i just had some tabasco on my finger and it went in my eye. that wasn't good. >> poor guy. one twitter using wrote it's the same pain the cowboys are feeling watching the team play this season. that would burn. >>> all right. 4:57. waking up to you in the dark there, fire danger still present here in the bay area. next for you this morning a live report on when power is expected to be restored for thousands across the bay area. >>> plus, confirmed. our washington insider breaks down the late night vote on president trump's supreme court nominee and what it could mean for the future of case ruling. why o-cedar? because when i get home, we like to play crocodile on the floor. promist max's pad removes over 99% of bacteria, with just water. better cleaning with less waste. o-cedar. it feels great to feel at home. >>> right now at 5:00, the winds may be dying down but firefighters say the danger is not over yet. where the biggest threat will be this morning and how soon b

but audiences have been shown to be reluctant to go back into cinemas the hopes that the christopher nolan and blockbuster tenets that was released in september they really thought that would wreak knights interesting going back to cinemas not fail to materialize and with some in europe coronavirus cases rising one knocked on coming in that is close in cinemas across the continent that's also going to hit the industry hard one of the last blockbusters which is slated to go out in cinemas this year that's wonder woman 984 that's that's for a christmas day release let's see if that date does actually go ahead melanie hall thank you very much. and watching live from berlin next up as our special stay tuned for that remember you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website w dot com for me and the entire news thanks for tuning in. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. from the 19th special and next on do you don't.

. >> defensive coordinator mike nolan had to stop a zoom meeting with the media whether he used a fingerwith tabasco sauce to rub his eye. ouch. take a look. >> just had some tabasco on my finger, and it went in my eye. that wasn't good. oh. >> never good. >> one twitter user wrote, that's the same pain cowboy fans feel watching them play. ouch. >> burn. >>> next a classic video game has entered the real world. >> check this out. this larger-than-life model of pac-man, a virtual board sits on a 200-square-foot maze in illinois that was carved out to look like the arcade game. front loaders are driven by players in color- coded hats. >> and just like the actual game they can gobble up dots and fruit. >>> finally some halloween decoration disagreement. >> a new jersey family is taking down their zombies. they've been moved to the backyard because of traffic complaints. police say they never actually ordered the display's removal but it certainly scared up some controversy. >>> and a homeowner near houston has been told to remove her strip club themed skeleton display but she claims the nei

and how much people believe even in the cinema i mean can it is that big dumb of course christopher nolan's film that isn't theaters and it's done ok it's made something like $300000000.00 worldwide most of it outside the u.s. which is unusual for a film like that the new films from the big studios that are also going to be coming out of wonder woman the new wonder woman wonder woman $184.00 is going to be still scheduled to come out at the end of the year and a lot of theaters around the world are really hoping the film will bring people back to theaters and the studios that are doing putting out their big films and taking that risk are betting that they want as much competition because there are a few fewer other big movies available so that their films will sort of take up all the audience that is there even if it's less than it would be in sort pre-code it times i also think at this moment there is maybe a chance for smaller movies you some independent films some sort of local language films and certain territories in france and in korea are doing very very well because they're not comp

the newjames bond movie, a time to die, have been spooked by the lack of response to the christopher nolanworld once again but unfortunately the consequences will be cataclysmic for the cinema industry because everything was hinging on that one movie and now it is not coming out until next april sadly it looks like many cinema as we‘ll see another emphasis of how devastating this crisis has been both to our health and economy. the star have another fine mess. stanley johnson, the prime minister was my father, again not wearing a mask properly. he has it around his chin while reading a book. that is a p pa re ntly while reading a book. that is apparently called the chin diaper in america, which is the phrase for it, but not a good look. it is not. i think it looks more like a hammock for a double chin. why do so many people feel like the mask is effective when swung under the chin? 0ur prime minister‘s father sporting this look and it‘s big in supermarkets everywhere, i‘ve begun to challenge people on this and say, could you pull your mascot, please because indeed that‘s what we need, face

understanding is bond film has been pushed to next year and my understanding is that when the big christopher nolanxpected loads of people to turn up and they didn't so i think it's an unfortunate commercial decision but cinemas are only one of dozens of arts institutions and sector facing absolute ruin in this crisis. it relates to the previous tory about this three tier lockdown in the most serious of those alert levels, hospitality and leisure businesses would just find themselves close, just blanket. it's terrible news and it all sounds very head on a stick and certainly cinema, people think thatis and certainly cinema, people think that is very low rent as a priority, but it isn't. as with any other industry this is an enormous ego system of mostly freelancers, a hugely creative industry in this country and if that fails, who knows what those people have to go back to and it could be the same for catering, hospitality, every events managementjob. it's a huge society of people and these are often freelance, contracting people with no kind of furlough or umbrella of protection and i cross my fin

-- calhoun authors in secret nsa advocating -- an nullification the idea that the states can make nolan void any law any federal law they view as unconstitutional. from the west, we have andrew jackson. there he is. no man. probably the most colorful president in united states history. i say probably i think we can state almost objectively the most colorful president in u.s. history. a giant of a figure. he stood at 6'1". that is very tall for that day and age. six foot one skinny. bushy eyebrows. hair brushed high above a very large forehead, with piercing blue eyes. jackson was a hot tempered man. he was a bit stubborn. oftentimes a bit bullheaded. he had strong convictions. he knew when he was opposed to something, he stood up to that system. he has a few nicknames as well. he went by the name "old hickor y. " tough as old hickory wood. his second nickname -- you won't believe this #--sharp knife. who has a nickname like sharp knife? sharp knife? so what's andrew jackson's story? jackson was born in 1767 in north carolina. his parents died at a very early age. he was an orphan. no pa

but audiences have been shown to be reluctant to go back into cinemas the hopes that the christopher nolan blockbuster tenets that was released in september they really thought that would wreak knight's interest in going back to cinemas not fail to materialize and with some in europe coronavirus cases rising coming in that is close in cinemas across the continent that's also going to hit the industry hard one of the last blockbuster which is slated to go out in cinemas this year one woman 19 eighty-four that sets for a christmas day release let's see if that date does actually go ahead. anyhow thank you very much. that's it for me bryan thomas will have more headlines at the top of the hour thanks for watching. and you hear me now on yes we do need you and i last year's german chancellor will bring you i'm glad you've never had to have surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves i'm part of some who talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from eccles law stops. so shouldn't a medium but several media reports mention a total of

. >> all right tim, thanks so much to join us we appreciate it tim nolan of mcquarry. ty >> coming up, ibm in a bear market down 20% from its 52. week high. the traders will tell you what to expect when its earnings report comes out after the bell today, you see it a little bit higher today as we head to break, check out some stocks bucking the trend and hitting all-time highs today, including best buy. wow, look at it above $122 a share. e tothau desk is also there. there's more power lunch ahead we're excited to do business with you but before we sign i gotta ask... sure, anything. we searched you online and maybe you can explain this? i can't believe that garbage is still coming in. that is so false! frustrated with your online search results? call reputation defender today to join tens of thousands who've improved their online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. >>> welcome back remember when ibm stock popped on news it was splitting into two companies? it wasn't even two weeks ago but it has given back

the christopher nolan movie "tenet" recently but with so few theaters open, the movie grossed $45 millionck "black widow" by six months" and went ahead with streaming of the live-action remake of "mulan"." it may be some time before we all experience that communal sense of a night at the movies, sadly. >> harris: i caught that james bond reference, shaken, stirred. thank you, jonathan. supporters are thrilled to see president trump outside walter reed waving from them from inside a hermetically sealed suv yesterday. a lot of the media going after the president's decision to take that ride. a look at the criticism and whether it's fair. ♪ ns. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase, we can help them and provide that financial solution for they and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal

i mean a particular course with his role as as james bond that that figure that he created with dr nolan and 6 other on film. created the franchise of james bond still perhaps one of the greatest the most powerful franchises in cinema history but it also created a certain type of man sort of a combination of class module masculinity and also humor which was a huge part of sean connery's appeal and east on thousands of imitators since he started starred in dr no but no one's ever come close to the sean connery show. scott i don't know about you but i believe that one of the great parlor games in the world the world over is debating who the best bond was and sean connery was always on the top the list at least where i was what made him so special. yeah i mean that probably game it's fun to play but obviously there's only one answer the 1st last and only true james bond is sean connery just so he got that clear yeah he had a massive i mean please let's be honest that. had a massive influence and as i said i mean you could argue now that his sort of the image masculine image that he created

jenny nolan and christy getz were inspired by the venmo challenge to donate to a local worker and they waitress with $1,200. >> we do this out of the goodness of our heart. our hearts are bursting right now. >> we wanted to be a light in the community and to spread inspiration and hope. >> they plan to do this every month. which begs the question, that's a lot of money every month. good for them. >> it's so great. when i was a waitress, my head would have exploded if somebody had given me that. >> what's the biggest tip you ever got? >> $100 and the people were super drunk. >> i worked with a catering company and the tips would get better and better on. >> yeah. we used to know to get the patrons really juice. >>> all right. cnn's coverage continues next. >> the good stuff, brought to you by bath fitter. a trusted bath remodeler for more than 30 years. is installed quickly,bathh safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creat

will not purchase generator, i got so i'm all ready to go just an event that it does happen james nolan lives in sonomm and learned from last year's jet off cooler set if you can get some dry ice has some dry ice set up. >>just be prepared just knew that i have been able then to rinse and everything that i need to to in case it does happen cal fire staff to cruise across the region added more resources ready to respond if a fire breaks out. >>here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. >>you can track the weather near neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app you will get full forecast interactive radar and weather alerts sent straight to your smart device download the kron 4 app for free right now at the app store and google play >>for your local election headquarters this season, mark your calendars we're just 10 days away from november, 3rd election. >>but for millions of americans that will not mean heading to the polls as many as 52 million have already cast their ballot including president trump who cast his vote in person in palm springs, florida this morning. >>i'm looking for a guy na

defensive coordinator and one-time niners head coach mike nolan had to stop a zoom news conference when his finger coated with tabasco sauce and he rubbed his eye. it looks painful. >> just had some tabasco on my finger and it went in my eye. that wasn't good. >> not good at all. one twitter user wrote this is the same pain cowboy fans are feeling watching the team play this season. not a lot of sympathy there. ouch. >> ouch indeed. moving on this morning, 6:49. time to get a look at the forecast. the sun starts coming up. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the temperatures for us. of course we'll have to deal with the wind again today, kari. >>> yeah, we still have high wind gusts even with this beautiful sunrise. we are starting out with some gusty winds in our upper elevations. i want to take you back through the past 24 hours and what our airports have measured anywhere from a 31-mile-per-hour gust in san jose to a 41-mile-per-hour gust in santa rosa. in the hills we're still seeing those winds at 40 to 50 even up to 70 miles an hour the past couple of hours this morning. so

. >> irt maggie nolan, i re for the mount west news bureau in wyoming, and i have been covering wildfires in this region for the last four years. so the wildfire season inhe mountain west has really been varied. for example, idaho has had a fairly average season, whereas somewhere like colorado, andwe even wyomingave seen some historic fires. the molan fire we the biggest wyoming has ever seen, and of course in colorado the cameron peak fire is the biggest colorado has ever s its recorded history. alsothe east troublesome fily. that retook off and is currently at 192,000 acres. of course, evacuations are never easy, but they're made even mor complicaring a pandemic. you can't really use the usual playbook. you can't squeeze people into ma ium, so it's meant folks having to shuffle into mohel or hotel rooms or stay with family or friends that they know, but not everyone has families in those areas. recently, snow fell in colorado, which was a huge blessing. it helped reallycool down that fire activity and really give a benefit to these firefighters that are out there. but, you know, where

will not purchase generator, i got so i'm all ready to go just an event that it does happen james nolan lives in sonoma and learned from last year's jet off cooler set if you can get some dry ice has some dry ice set up. >>just be prepared just knew that i have been able lanterns and everything that i need to to in case it does happen cal fire staff to cruise across the region added more resources ready to respond if a fire breaks out. >>here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. >>you can track the weather near neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app you'll get full forecast interactive radar and weather alerts sent straight to your smart device. download the kron 4 app for free right now at the app store and google play tonight traffic once again flowing on a stretch of i 80 in richmond after a big crash sent a gas tanker up in flames. >>the crash shut down traffic for hours and even prompted some folks to evacuate their homes. tonight the investigation is underway into how this scene went down. >>they could have been very catastrophic caught on camera a well the flames surrounding the fr

it wasn't covid but hot sauce that knocked out a cowboys coach defensive coordinator mike nolan had to hang up on his media zoom call because he got can pass going die. look when he nobody looks good >>i just to bask on my finger and when was in good. pair of i'm sorry. you know what to say. >>he had to go away washes eye out and then returned. the niners center avenue yet well it didn't happen to me it happened my wife was cutting jalapeno god when europe just same thing rubber. i real quick. >>and all of a sudden i just hear like come down and help washer i a but i was cringing he kept rubbing it with the sale i don't know what's wrong with my new year there and you know i know it's bad i were said to me is i'll do the dental floss yeah and then all mess with my i you know before bedtime or something and let me tell you it's not best but that menthol the men all this yet your eyes is good yeah that's right so. >>let's just hope nobody loses an eye on that's of us. >>breaking news from overnight a man was found shot to death in a car that had crashed. >>into a pole it was around 89th

well, it's been that kind of season for nolan and the cowboys. they are on pace to allow 555 points this season. we always have to throw some shade in for people's teams, don't we? >> we really do. but, also, let me just pile on. if you live in texas and you can't handle where the hot sauce is with your fingers and all of that. this is very like remedial as far as i'm concerned. >> he's like, i got this, i got this and he's like, i don't have this. >> he's spreading it all around and now it's in both eyes. okay. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a cozy fire with a very distinct smell. we're going to tell you about this fire log that is in very high demand right now. >> all right. >>> financial relief for san francisco entertainment and night life. the push to help them stay afloat with the mandatory coronavirus restrictions right now. >>> and also this morning what the first l rnl >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >>> pg&e in the process of restoring power. mike is t

we'll begin with meteorologist paul nolan and aaron villareal. >> the dry air the gusty winds are bringing into the bay area. not just the inland mountains and hills or some of the inland valleys. every single square inch of the bay area is included in this red flag warning through 11:00 tomorrow morning. we're talking about wind gusts in the high elevations, 60 to 70 miles an hour, which means any spark would rapidly grow into a dangerous fire that would be able to spread quickly. valleys along the coast, the sustained winds will be 20 to 30 miles an hour and gusts up to around 50 miles an hour. now the red flag warnings will be continued for these areas through 5:00 on tuesday. the winds aren't going to be as strong, but they will still be gusty. the humidity be very low to the north bay mountains, that's where we are talking about the red flag warning through tuesday evening and we have wind advisory that is in effect for the entire bay area through 11:00 tomorrow morning. even if you're in a spot that doesn't have a high fire threat, you'll still need to prepare for the potential of po

federal prosecutor christina nolan said today the case sends a clear message. >> people were sufferingm addictions that sometimes ended in death, and so many of those addiction stories began with oxycotin. we hope purdue's guilty plea will send a messe that d.o.j. will not allow big pharma and big tech to conduct illegal conduct that corrupt the doctor patient relationship. >> woodruff: some states and congressional democrats have argued the settlement is not sufficient punishment, but the justice department says purdue pharma's executives and owners-- the billionaire sackler family-- could still face criminal liability. pope francis has become the first pope to endorse same-sex civil unions. in an interview for a documentary film, he says mosexual couples have a right to be a family. francis previously endorsed civil unions as bishop of bueno aires. we'll take a closer look at this after the news summary. it turns out u.s. preme court nominee amy coney barrett served on the board of christian schools that barred children of same-sex parents. the associated press reports they also barr

will not purchase generator, i got so i'm all ready to go just an event that it does happen james nolan lives in sonoma and learned from last year's jet off cooler set if you can get some dry ice has some dry ice set up. >>just be prepared just that i have been able then to rinse and everything that i need to to in case it does happen cal fire's staff to cruise across the region added more resources ready to respond if a fire breaks out. >>here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app you'll get full forecast interactive radar and weather alerts. >>sent straight to your smart device download the kron 4 app for free right now at the app store and google play the all clear has been given traffic once again flowing on parts of i 80 after this massive wreck. >>shut down the freeway for hours this afternoon and this morning causing drivers to find other ways to get around tonight chp trying to piece it all together into what happened. >>they could have been very catastrophic caught on camera a wall of flames surrounding the f

and you'd say, "yeah, in one of nolan's batmans. the worst of the three in my opinon."when the plane finally landed you get a stern talking to from the miami-dade police. back in my day, we weren't doing this show without an audience. no, back then, the deafening silence after my jokes was completely incidental. mmm, my favorite back in my day, people like jeffrey toobin weren't accidentally exposing themselves on zoom calls. fiddlesticks back in my day, if you wanted to pleasure yourself in a meeting you set your phone on vibrate, you slid it under your nethers and then you tell your assistant to call you at 11:15 on the dot. although we should be thanking jeffrey. with all the bad news out there, it was nice to hear a story that tugged on your heart strings [ dog barks i'm a jerk [ dog barks oh, he's the jerk! i see what you did there, rusty. and i like it. back in my day, being a proud boy didn't mean you were a white nationalist. incelfathers just meant you were the first of your friend group to grow pubes. those boys sure were proud and rightfully so. i was jealous

it wasn't covid but hot sauce that knocked out a cowboys coach defensive coordinator mike nolan had to hang up on his media zoom call because he got can pass going is i look when he nobody looks good >>i just to bask on my finger and when was in good. pair of i'm sorry. you know what to say. >>he had to go away washes eye out and then returned. the niners center avenue yet well it didn't happen to me it happened my wife was cutting jalapeno god one europe just same thing rubber. i real quick. >>and all of a sudden i just hear like come down and help washer i a but i was cringing he kept rubbing it with the sale i don't know what's wrong with my new year there and you know i know it's bad i were said to me is i'll do the dental floss yeah and then all mess with my i you know before bedtime or something and let me tell you it's not best but that menthol the men all this yet your eyes just good yeah that's right so. let's just hope nobody loses an eye on that's the buzz. >>well that's it for today, it looks like to be a pretty nice week and we've done it again another show. i record the w

joseph nolan of westfield, new jersey, and irish-american, first-time voter explained to the evening news that his gubernatorial resume was ample proof of his ability. if that record is indicative of what is to be expected of him in the event of his election, we are destined for one of the most distinguished administrations in its history. the resignation that he wanted to take the show on the road but -- was bipartisan. they mocked his liberalist administration of new york. his nickname had been the happy warrior. it had been given by his ally, roosevelt. they mocked him in new england as the happy spender. meanwhile, some working-class writers scolded their republican governors for their miserly administration, citing the many benefits for his prodigal approach. despite the dismissiveness of some scholars who do not take these ideas very seriously, they see it all about the issues. they matter but they are not the whole story. despite that, working-class americans understood what they stood for. there is a wonderful speech that i stumbled upon in these volumes. the folders within t

where i in ross was more of a a calmness in ross, but the power was right off of the sir francis drake nolan alive here in mill valley where i can definitely feel the wind a lot more and it's been very strong consistently throughout the night that is why people's power is out take a look though at this new video we got from santa rosa fire. you can see just how strong it was up here in the north bay here in snow you can see that the wind was so strong it pushed over outdoor outdoor eating area you can see it is super strong i mean the gusts have range from anywhere from 20 miles per hour to 70 miles per hour 70 being the worst case scenario up in the mountains in in the ridges and also we have our cameras up in solano county where you can see more strong winds, it's very consistent throughout the entire north bay and that has caused major concern for wildfire danger in sonoma napa marin solano counties all experiencing these high winds i can hear leaves in just blowing in the wind behind me now with wind blowing my here definitely a lot stronger closer to mount him where there's also a lot o

nolan of westfield, new jersey, an irish american, first time voter, explained to the newark evening news that smith's gubernatorial resume was, and i'm quoting, ample proof of visibility. if that record is indicative of what is to be expected of him in the event of his election, the united states is destined for one of the most distinguished administrations in its history. this recognition that smith wanted to take his show on the road was bipartisan politicians mocked smith's liberal administration of new york. his nickname has been had been the happy warrior, a name given to him by franklin roosevelt. they mocked him in new england as the happy spender. some working class writers in those same states scolded their republican governors for their miserly administration, citing the many benefits of smith's more prodigal approach. indeed, despite the dismissiveness of some scholars who don't take these ideas seriously and they see it as all about the cultural issues, which matter but they're not the whole story. despite that, working class americans understood what smith and hoover st

troops, he got ten times the amount of troops in out interacting he doesn't afghanistan, or a samantha nolan is. does that mean asylum insane is ten times more important than osama bin laden? i don't think so. >> 92nd response mister president. >> my opponent looked at the same intelligence that i did and declared in 2002 that satin saint was a great threat. he also said in december of 2003 that anyone doubts the world is safer without sometimes saying does not have judgment to be president. i agree with him. the world is better off without saddam hussein. i was hoping diplomacy would work and i understand the serious consequences of committing our troops in the hard way. it's a hardest decision a president will make. so i went to the united nations, i don't need anybody to go there, i decided to go there myself. i went there hoping once and for all the free world would act in concert to get saddam hussein to listen to our demands. they passed resolution the said disclose, disarm or face serious consequences. i believe that when these international body speaks, it must mean with what it says

the christopher nolan film tenet was a hit in august, showing there is an appetite to get back in toe hospital to briefly wave at well—wishers last night and his doctors say he could be allowed back to the white house today. however, other medical professionals have warned it is much too early for him to be discharged. let‘s speak to doctor syra madad, who is an epidemiologist on the frontline of the pandemic in new york. thank you forjoining us on brea kfast thank you forjoining us on breakfast this morning. we are showing the pictures this morning, we are seeing that footage of the president leaving hospital to greet supporters who are waiting outside. he was in a car. i know it has been heavily criticised. what do you make of what he did? at the moment i would imagine he is still infectious. he is absolutely still infectious. he is absolutely still infectious. you saw quite early on —— he is still quite early in the overall course of the disease so it is mind boggling that he is not even following his own institution‘s public health guidance and actually isolating and not exposing

." >> reporter: a handful of movies have been released like christopher nolan's "tenent" but it fizzled this year. >> it's been a big issue for studios which are dealing with a problem of how do we start producing films. this will be a big financial hit. >> there is some hope with the growing popularity of drive-in movie theaters, but as the fall traditional movie theaters hope box office sales will make a comeback. cinemark has reopened 200 movie theaters across the country this summer. they started promoting private watch parties. resurrection of the big screen is like watching the ultimate underdog plot against an invisible villain. in this case, coronavirus. >> it's been very difficult financially. >> reporter: mark seroti is the chief executive officer. they had to rethink how they do business to survive. >> the popcorn is less expensive, soda drinks are less expensive. we're trying to encourage people to come back and to experience how good it really is. >> reporter: meagan and her team are hopeful nostalgia will be enough to draw customers back in. >> when the lights go down in t

go back into theatres, you could you understand-of saw lackluster response to tennis, christopher nolany los angeles, theatres are not allowed to reopen, but bigger picture, what kind of permanent job destruction are we going to see in this united states? that if these businesses stay shut down these jobs disappear, in fact the restaurants, forever, that is why there is the need out there for more stimulus, and i point to democrats and nancy pelosi who cannot and will not step up to help american workers. maria: yeah i think you make such good point that is going to be permanent damage here remember last week we had don people said retail in new york dead brick-and-mortar retail in new york dead he just does note feel, that he is expecting anybody to start shopping around, going into stores, he is making he made a really incredible prediction saying that new york brick and mortar is dead. dagen: i understand we have talked about it on this program, that only retailers are doing extremely well, the big getting even bigger that is great but talk about all of the independent store operator

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