i did not say north korea. phoenix ayers headquarters, a 2nd team led by chief operator dent thomson has to solve a logistical problem. the plane will not be allowed to refuel in pyongyang. currently there are certain sanctions that are in place between the us government and the north korean government. and for us to pay for anything that we would have to get special permits, which we simply did not have time to do. on the morning of june 10th 2017, a saturday, the plane takes off on its mission, is joined by 2 male nurses and 2 u.s. state department representatives. with refueling stops in montana and alaska, the our flight takes them halfway around the globe to northern japan. and hopefully on to pyongyang, to the outskirts of cincinnati, ohio. on a warm beer grew up here in the suburb of wyoming. and i'm glad 1st. his parents don't answer our inquiries. they aren't seeking the spotlight. the town has modest and affluent neighborhoods. auto warmness father runs a medium sized business auto. the oldest of 3 ch

she is traveling to charlotte in north carolina. done in wilmington, north carolina. you are for the biden-harris ticket. good morning. caller: how are you doing? host: we are fine. caller: i did it happen to ballot because i travel that did an absentee ballot because -- i didn't absentee ballot because i travel quite a bit. i'm not going to say i am the smartest guy in the world. when i travel, i primarily listen to right-leaning because it is kind of funny they all get the same script and then want to hear people supporting trump against biden. it is the same talking points. it just kind of blows my mind. do you have an original thought or original opinion based on your own experience? you keep saying biden is divisive. biden is going to turn us into socialist, communist, marxist. can you make up your mind? socialism and communism are different forms of government. i find it curious people repeating the same things. look at me, i'm smart repeating something sean hannity said. host: what is it like where you live? what are you seeing on the ground? trump i see more s

finally, he leaves north korea. the vibration noise of the airplane was, was really difficult for him and it made him stiffen almost as if he were having a compulsion. so we gave small doses of the standard, those sedating drugs to 2 nurses. and i said, talk to each other about how do we want the parents to see him? do we want him to be fully awake or do we want him to be calm and sedated and we should be calm and sedated. crew flies home via their planned around until the white house administration's claims of $0.06 create another mishap. at the president's direction, the department of state has secured the release of auto warm beer from north korea is on his way in route home to be reunited, reunited with his family. we began to talk with the ground handling people at cincinnati international. and they said the media was showing up truck after truck and it was getting out of control. and we said, look, we highly recommend that we change the arrival airport from cincinnati international airport to lumpkin regional

finally, he leaves north korea. the vibration noise of the airplane was, was really difficult for him and it made him stiffen up almost as if he were having a compulsion. so we gave small doses of the standard, those sedating drugs to 2 nurses. and i said, talk to each other about how do we want the parents to see him? do we want him to be fully awake or do we want him to be calm and sedated and we should be calm and sedated. crew flies home via their planned around until the white house administration's claims of success. create another mishap. at the president's direction, the department of state has secured the release of auto warm beer from north korea is on his way in route home to be reunited, reunited with his family. we began to talk with the ground handling people at cincinnati international. and they said the media was showing up truck after truck and it was getting out of control. and we said, look, we highly recommend that we change the arrival airport from cincinnati international airport to lumpkin reg

also you have to remember, now, you want to talk about north korea, north korea loves what to do is toet the new administration with series of provocations. this happened with the incoming administration with obama, in the first four months. we saw a series of provocations. we saw this in the second term of obama. we saw this when president trump came into the office. so completely fully prepared. so i'm just very dismayed that what we're going to see is the messier transition in american history given that president trump is still not conceding and making it difficult and calling this election illetimate. >> sue, great as always. i'll book mark the north korea piece. and victor thoughts on these issues here. >> a couple of thoughts. so i was -- i left the government before the transition, but my understanding of it was that the same as what sue said. you know, at least at the nsc. steve hadly was then security advisor and it was important to him that there be a seamless transition and that the outgoing team provide as much information as possible to the incoming team and i only know t

nobody knows that in faraway north korea. he was seen from the outset as a prisoner of war, with no access to diplomats following trump's inauguration. parents speak out and accuse the obama administration of failure. although they met with his secretary of state john kerry, several times they confided trump's favorite network socks, news easy prey for their hosts. ongoing partisan crusade against obama's democrats and john kerry was secretary of state at the time you just picked him when i met with. and what was the outcome of that nice guy. nice person. you in any way? totally exasperated and overwhelmed with north korea. totally did he help you in anyone? no, absolutely not. did anyone in the state department help you in any way? no, absolutely not. the 1st thing, after i got the phone call was to teach you read the state department. log on. no one to write korea before you let him go out and with someone from the state department, so that to me other words, many knowing you for the kidnapping and imprisonment of your son

for our families, the future of north carolina, and for opening up north carolina again, we need you to make dan forrest the next governor of north carolina. [applause] v.p. pence: we are also joined today by his wonderful wife, alice, and olivia. they will make a great first family. let's hear it again for the family. [applause] v.p. pence: four years ago, you believed we could be strong again, here in north carolina you believed we could be prosperous again. you said yes to president donald trump in 2016, and looking out at this crowd, i know north carolina will say yes to four more years of president donald trump in 2020. and it is because of what we have done, and all we have accomplished over the past four years. think about it, four years ago we inherited a military, hollowed out by devastating budget cuts. an economy struggling to break out of the slowest recovery since the great depression. terrorism on the rise, and we witnessed a steady assault on our most cherished values. in three short years, we rebuilt our military. we revived our economy, we secured our border, support

insiders call these contacts between north korea's u.n. representatives and people like richard's the new york channel. for a long time. it's been the only connection between the 2 countries here at the palm restaurant. it is kept alive with steak and lobster over meetings that take place every few weeks. mickey bergman believes he's close to a breakthrough. he's told to come to pyongyang. we got the invitation. and when i went there, even on the plane on the way, i did have that fantasy in my mind that i'm coming back with photo. 'd swedish diplomats also pressure pyongyang. there is a meeting of diplomats and all slow, but no progress is made. i was told that look, don't, don't be disparaged. there's a saying in korea that it takes a felon hacks to bring down the tree. and my response was, i hope i don't need to come back again. you know, however, more times than all to get it happen. but i get the message. the camera jeems seems to buy time, keen to use warm beer as an asset. kim won't negotiate until he feels protected by his new nucle

nobody knows that in far away north korea. he was seen from the outset as a prisoner of war, with no access to diplomats following trumps inauguration. parents speak out and accuse the obama administration of failure. although they met with his secretary of state john kerry several times. they confide in trump's favorite network sox news, easy prey for their hosts, ongoing partisan crusade against obama's democrats. and john kerry was secretary of state at the time to just get to him when that was said and what was the outcome of that nice guy. nice person, if you in any way, totally exasperated and overwhelmed with north korea. totally. did he help you in anyone? no, absolutely not. did anyone in the state department help you in any way? no, absolutely not. the 1st thing, after i got the phone call was to teach you read that state department, log on. no one to write korea before you let him go out and which someone from the state department, so that other words, many owing you, for the kidnapping and imprisonment of your son

so north korea is not going to be ignored. we already talked extensively about how north korea historically conducts provocations around the election particularly when washington is , distracted. so i think everything that was said, it's biden administration obviously is prioritizing domestic venue and ambitious agenda and will have to empower his cabinet and worker bees to ensure north korea does not do what we all think they are going to do. because the north koreans are going to force their way in. we just talked about how president trump himself was ballisticith missiles. that was three weeks after inauguration day. president obama, within four months of his incoming administration, a series of provocations. so if north korea tests, and i think initially they will start with a technique of probably a smaller provocation, like a show of a ballistic missile, then slbm, but if they conduct a major provocation like testing this monster-sized missile we saw in the october 10 parade, they will probably calculate that the biden a

governor of north carolina.se] wife andined by his olivia. they will make a great first family. let's hear it for the family. [cheers and applause] , you believed we could be strong again. in north carolina, you believe we could be prosperous again. trump inyes to donald 2016 looking at this crowd -- in 2016. looking at this crowd, i know moreill say yes to four years of donald trump. think about it. inherited ago, we military hollowed out by budget cuts, an economy struggling to break out of the slowest recovery since the great depression. rise, and wethe witnessed a steady assault on our most chairs values. values. -- cherished but in three years, we revived our economy, secured our border, supported law enforcement, stood for life, liberty, and the constitution of the united states. [cheers and applause] economy, on the , after, i can tell you joe biden spent the previous eight years trying to tax, spend, and regulate us back to a growing economy, president trump created the greatest economy in american histo

here is the north of england reporter danjohnson on recently.is that people across the city will be able to come and get tested when they want, it is entirely voluntary but whenever they want their test, they will be able to come and get one. that appearance met with the approval of victoria who tweeted. the most high—profile way in which bbc news has got itself into the news this week concerns a programme broadcast 25 years ago. the interview conducted by martin basheer with the late princess diana panorama caused shock waves at the time and now it is doing so again. on wednesday, the bbc announced lord dyson, the retired seniorjudge, which had an independent inquiry into how the scoop was obtained. it follows allegations by the princesse‘s brother, lord spencer, that martin showed him fake bank statements which led him to introduce the journalist to his sister. martin basheer has yet to respond to the charges as he is seriously ill but while we await the outcome of the inquiry, there is no shortage of opinion on the subject. this week's panora

i did not say north korea. phoenix ayers headquarters, a 2nd team led by chief operator dent thomson has to solve a logistical problem. the plane will not be allowed to refuel. n.p.r. . currently there are certain sanctions that are in place between the us government and the north korean government. and for us to pay for anything, we would have to get special permits, which we simply did not have time to do if on the morning of june 10th, 2017, a saturday, the plane takes off on its mission, is joined by 2 male nurses and 2 u.s. state department representatives with refueling stops in montana and alaska their flight takes them halfway around the globe to northern japan and hopefully on to pyongyang. the outskirts of cincinnati, ohio, although warm beer grew up here in the suburb of wyoming. i had 1st, his parents don't answer our inquiries. they aren't seeking the spotlight. the town has modest and affluent neighborhoods. auto warm years father runs a medium sized business. although the oldest of 3 children is

. >> so is north carolina the old south, the new south, the different south what is north carolina becoming? >> can biden flip north carolina, a republican stronghold. >> hello, north carolina. >> will the president's staunches supporters carry him to victory and the possible power shift in the white house. could the democrats take back the senate. your voice, your vote, we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. >>> thanks for joining us, we are hours away from a monumeda l eelection. as we come to you from a battleground state. i'm in michigan. >> the can key issue here, changing demographics. >> we begin in the suburbs of detroit, in a look at what could be the swing voter, white, college aged women that may hold the key to up lock a democratic victory. >> four years ago, i did not put up many signs. it was try to keep quiet about your political belief

this swell of cloud pushed into the north sea earlier, but this area of cloud north will bring persistent the strongest of the winds along the south coast as we go into the early evening, 50—60 mph. they will come down later on in the evening and overnight. many areas becoming drier but more showers feeding in to scotland and northern england towards the end of the night. mild, those of 6—9. for the start of our new week, mild, yes, particularly into the mid week but a big change at the end. it will be much colder. a ridge of high pressure to start the week calm things down. the first few days of the week, still dominated by a south—west of the air stream. mild atla ntic south—west of the air stream. mild atlantic air and the weather fronts sitting to the north of the uk. a ridge of high pressure, showers to the north and well scattered. for the north and well scattered. for the majority of the uk, monday is a dry during the day. quite a difference to the weekend. the cloud and rain will advance to northern ireland, wales and south—west of england. temperatures 10—13. tuesday, weather fro

north korea is not a victim. there are terrorists a, today's droid a. they purposely and intentionally injured, with no evidence from twitter's great interview on who was tortured beyond belief by north korea before and also with no evidence. a government official had told the new york times that although had been repeatedly beaten however, neither the hospital nor the coroner, we consulted, found any evidence of torture. but what was the cause of death? we have evidence that his brain was deprived of oxygen for a length of time significant enough to cause severe anoxic and suffer a lot. but the other words, brain damage caused by the lack of oxygen to the brain has to be at least at least 4 minutes. this is an example of what a normal brain looks like. and then this is an example of a brain with changes similar to what otto had, where you can see that the ventricles are huge. and the rest of the brain tissue is really shrunken, meaning that the entire brain was deprived of oxygen for a significant amount of time. if he was struck here, he might have ch

spread throughout the entire north bay so anything pretty much north of the golden gate bridge we're going to see its by 9 and then by 10 o'clock you can see it's going to start to move more south and we're seeing parts of san francisco going to be covered even parts of the peninsula as well like pacific i'm south san francisco in s f o and then by lunchtime it looks like the entire bay area will be under the shower activity so your east bay zone south zone covered peninsula and of course your north bay, the yellow coloring on your screen that his pockets of heavy showers. so we're going to be seeing that the greens a little bit lighter and then when you see the orange coloring that's even a more intense, so you're going to want to have the rain boots, the rain jacket today and of course an umbrella by 5 o'clock it looks like things to lighten up a little bit across the north bay, the bulk of the shower activity will be on the peninsula and our east bay zone and throughout the entire south as it moves to further towards of the valley areas and then tonight things will taper off just

instead of just letting north korea dictate by being -- not paying attention to north korea. they're watching very closely. this situation is unusual. we have a very strang transition period where trump has still not conceded. we talked about all the difficulties stic they're facing. there are a number of factors that north korea is considering. so i don't think they will immediately turn into a major provocation. again, start with something smaller, a smaller provocation. but we i think, and the united states, the united states government, the incoming biden administration, can take steps to send the right kind of message and signal to north korea. in coordination with south korea. it's not a foregone conclusion. we know where they will be headed if we let six months go by without sending any kind of signal to north korea. mark: great stuff, sue. ok. i'm going to -- you know, after the show we're going to take bets but you saw i'm going to come back to you. i'm joking. really good stuff on your point -- i just thought it was excellent in terms of we know where this will go i

let's look at the gornor race in north carolina right now.way, that race where governor cooper has a big advaghntage now, is in a way emblematic of the presidential race. the very issues that l gov. dan forest is running on, same as president trump, he trails the democrat, roy cooper, who's running on a lot of the same issues that joe biden is. >> sreenivasan: rusty jacobs, thanks so muc >> you're welcome. >> sreenivasan: the 2020 election cycle is by far the most expensive campaign year in history. advertising spending on candifodates runninfederal office across the country has reached totals of at least $2.5 billion so far. since january of last year, close to five million ads for president, senate, and congress have aired on television airwaves alone. that's more than twice the volume of ads in the pt two presidential cycs. newshour weekend's christopher booker sat down with erika the wesleyan media project, which tracks political advertising, to find out more. >> ike for president, ike t.for presiden you like ike, i like ike,yb everody li

mainly for the north bay. but coming up, the seven-day forecast brings a much better chance, possibly more significant rain, just around the corner. a closer look at that and the timeline, when we come right back. >>> a sharp rebuke from the department of homeland security today. today a federal judge in new york city said that chad wolf has not been acting lawfully as chief of homeland security. the judge also declared wolf's suspension of protections for migrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children is invalid. back in june, the u.s. supreme court ruled that the trump administration wrongly tried to drop protections for dreamers, but wolf suspended the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, also known as daca. homeland security has not responded to the ruling. >>> a lot of celebrations look different this year because of the pandemic, including diwali. diwali is a festival of lights celebrated by many hindus. it's an important holiday that marks the new year, typically includes parties. this ye

but the crucial thing here is that it flows back under the north sea. the system is controlled remotely from the command center . there's no offshore platform. one pipeline brings natural gas to the plant, while another carries c o 2, back to the sea. in this gas stream, coming in about 6 percent of the content is c o 2. this is quite unique about this because we remove the seal through the dryer than compress it, push it back to a separate dresser or off shore. for permanent storage, almost a year at the store per month plan in us offshore, around 43 kilometers. so the state owned company that made norway, one of the richest countries on earth, would like to benefit from this experience a clean or is in the process of establishing a new business model. it calls the project northern lights. as early as 2023, the 1st ships will bring c o 2 from european industry to norway. a new pipeline descends steeply from the coast, then runs 110 kilometers along the sea floor to a point where the greenhouse gases are injected. 2500 meters deep into the north sea. se

stalled it's become obvious north korea's strategy now is wait and see north korea has been already on the waiting mode when it comes to dealing with the united states because there is no hope for the trump administration to make any important changes prior year. election on november 3rd most analysts believe north korea would prefer a trump victory they see his impulsiveness such as when he unilaterally canceled joint military exercises with south korea but will be saving a tremendous amount of money plus i think it's very provocative as their best chance of getting relief from sanctions he put trampled elective maybe it's cool for young men because they still love each other they fear. they are or could personally in contrast a presidential victory for joe biden would likely be a return to the more traditional policy of strategic patience of sanctions pressure and international isolation biden has described kim as a tyrant and to thug north korea in turn called biden a rabid dog significantly kim has called for a ruling party congress for january 2021 to announce a new 5 year plan

showers moving in to the far north bay. as we get a closer look we can see where we have the green. some of those light and spotty showers coming through for parts of the north bay. but then we're looking at some slightly heavier rain for the north bay and about lunch time moving into parts of northern napa and sonoma counties and then making its way into san francisco at about 3:00 to 4:00, parts of the peninsula and east bay at about 5:00 and then later this evening after sunset we should see a little bit of the light rain in the south bay. then as we go into early tomorrow morning the rain has cleared and we are all good for the rest of the weekend, but we are only looking at some light amounts of rain here in the forecast with some of our models putting down about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain and for the north bay a little bit heavier as the rain lingers longer up to half an inch of rain. for the sierra snowfall totals that could reach into most of the lower elevations about 3 to 5 inches but some of our upper elev

the north koreans and those who support their aggression. what member of the security council is supporting the north korean regime in the security council? the soviet union. who, then, is supporting the united nations charter and really working for peace? the 53 members of the united nations who are supporting the republic of korea. is the soviet union one of the 53? no. >> no, not the soviet union, but the 53 of the 59 members of the united nations, which are sharing in the united nations action in korea. ♪ ♪-ykykÑp these are the nations united for peace who have used the peaceful methods of mediation in five years of united nations progress, and the nations who now and forever stand ready to meet and halt aggression anywhere with all the powers vested in them by the united nations charter. (music) >> many news reports and public officials referred to the current refugee crisis in the european union, as the worst since the end of world war ii. next, on american history tv's really america, a look back to 1946, with seeds of destiny. a 20-m

we'll be with some of that fog for a while in the north bay.4 to 8 degrees cooler, 5 to 6 degrees warmer from east bay to south bay. you can see some of the clouds here from our golden gate bridge camera, so foggy in spots, warming trend begins today, it continues right through monday, and then rain arriving on tuesday, lingering through wednesday. here's the way it looks through the rest of the day today, you don't see any clouds, we'll see a few cumulus clouds throughout the afternoon, otherwise mostly sunny, this is your sunday, increasing high clouds from the north bay, you can see a few sprinkles here, so weak weather system could drop a little bit of rain from sonoma county, otherwise we're in the 70s in some spots tomorrow. let's take you through tuesday where we're looking at morning rain overspreading the bay area, into the south bay. this is a quick mover but it's a little stronger than yesterday's system, so perhaps a half inch to an inch in the north bay with maybe a quarter to a half inch elsewhere, hopefully, with that mountain sn

otherwise, it's tomorrow, we're looking at a system to the north that will stay to the north, but it will allow maybe perhaps for a sprinkle up in sonoma county, higher clouds in the north bay while the rest of us will see milder temperatures for your sunday. we're going to pick this up on tuesday, tuesday morning here's our next system, it's a little stronger than this last one we had so we're looking at perhaps an inch of rain in the north bay. it takes through the day, for this system to push to the south bay, and then looking at mountain snow but also could linger into your wednesday. so that's the next system we have to look forward to and it should bring promising amounts to the north bay. highs today, in the south bay, looking at about 63 in san jose, 62 in millpides. in the north bay, 63 if calistoga, low 60s in fremont. san ramon and antioch about 62. fog to start out and maybe a sprinkle in the north bay tomorrow and milder temperatures through monday. rain returns on tuesday, lingering into wednesday, liz, so we do like to see this. but a little stronger would be nice. it'

rebecca this radar show any start to impact the north bay now.>i'm not quite yet to receive even further north of that so places your rico right now are definitely getting the rainfall so it's closer to the oregon border, but it's definitely heading our direction and in the north bay could start seeing some showers as early as 6 o'clock within a 45 minutes or so from now out the door right now you'd never think that the storm was on the way because conditions at sfo look great and even better news said delay free so far for inbound flights at the airport but of today that could change with the storm system heading our direction right now, but no clouds in your way as of yet and radar showing maybe just a light drizzle the green on your screen is here possibly through parts of the north bay just really like though the major shower, the major rain that we're tracking is 2 of the north so like i was mentioning, it said along the oregon border, and it's even serna touchdown along the coast and yes places you recant medford are starting to see some of

but did north korea intend to kill its victim or not? i don't know for sure, but that does not matter in the legal case. in the end, the court orders north korea to pay half a $1000000000.00 based among other things on the president's public confirmation that north korea tortured auto for a while, the one bears publicly stand by the president. lending their support to his fight against the north korean dictatorship, after a shameful trial, dictatorship sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. wonderful parents. fred and cindy warm are here with us tonight. please. thank you. are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us. so thank you very much. thank you. at some point, the north korean leader clearly decides that his rockets provide the country with sufficient protection. maybe he spent enough time studying the u.s. president to see he only needs to compliment trump to get his way. and although kim refuses to demobilize, starts to praise him like never before. he even exonerates kim, in the

and north carolina.ey must pick up. >> yeah, i mean, the senate race -- at some point tonight we should talk about how the senate races are unfolding thus far. we did have some drama around the mitch mcconnell seat because he did have a democratic challenger in his home state. the question is whether he's going to be majority leader in the senate or minority leader. he has held on to his senate seat, but will republicans hold on to control. now, if joe biden wins the presidency, the democrats need to pick up three seats tonight and then vice president harris is going to spend a lot of time in the united states senate. but if donald trump wins tonight, the democrats are going to have to pick up four. and the last time they picked up four in a single night was in 2008, which was a big, big, big blue obama wave. getting the four for the democrats is going to be a lot harder than getting to three. >> but -- >> so the fates of the presidency and the senate are absolutely intertwined. >> right, but you just sa

it's influence would soon be felt in north korea. the communists suddenly took us up on our standing offer to exchange sick and wounded prisoners. earth this was operation little switch. it indicated that a cease-fire may come soon. battle weary men listened forward that the shooting was to end. on july 27th, 1953, at the un base camp general mark clark signed the cease-fire agreement. a few miles away, the communists did the same. by august 5th, aberration big switch was underway. some 13,000 un soldiers returned from red prison camps. general william dean captured early in the war, returned with his thousands of comrades in arms. it was then that the world image of communism received a telling blow. for two thirds of the chinese prisoners refused to return to red china. and 35,000 north koreans decided they would rather live in south korea. an armistice however is only a cease-fire, not peace. and in this divided nation the need is for constant watchfulness. and ended preparedness still remains and me continue for years to come. th

nd developing across the north and west of scotland through the day but most places dry and the winds you can see in single digits, a bit breezy for the western isles and into the north—west corner of scotland. temperatures then between nine and 11, may be 12 degrees in the warmest part, so a chilly day after the chilly start. as we head into thursday another area of high pressure sits right on top of us so very light winds and it means we could have issue with stubborn areas of mist and fog with some areas and staying grey where the fog lifts into low cloud. after a cold and frosty star, most places dry with sunshine but there will be increasing wind and cloud for the north—west of scotland and he probably a little less cold, 12 or 13 degrees, single figures for most. the area of high pressure moves to the near continent ending the week and this low pressure drifts up from iberia which is likely to bring warm southerly winds but also the chance of showers or even longer spells of rain. so we end the week on a chilly and bright note, as the area of high pressure d rifts and bright not

today that rain moves from north to south. looking pretty spectacular with some sunshine and mild temperatures. we'll be watching out for the king tides especially by sunday into monday. next week will be warmer but we'll see more rain chances moving in. as we time out the rain it starts out here at lunch time. we're seeing spotty rain up around santa rosa and just south of ukiah and then going into 4:00 to 5:00 we're seeing the rain spreading to the south bay around sunset and shortly thereafter. you can see the lighter rain. we're look iing at the possibily of getting a tenth to a quarter inch of rain for most of us but it may be higher for parts of the north bay where the rain lingers longer so we could see up to half an inch of rain from the sierra, 3 to 5 inches of some snow and up to 10 inches in the upper elevations so that makes the roads very slick. we'll have a bigger storm system. as you make weekend plans you can track it on the nbc bay area app and get a look at storm ranger as that rain moves in. mike, how is it

toughest on north korea.really president obama that implemented former president bush's really tough policies because, remember, president bush was the one that started the six-party talks. and even though president obama came in saying, i am going to extend the velvet glove, remember that, and everybody thought that he -- and, in fact, i think president obama really did want to negotiate with north korea. but things did not turn out well. and for eight years under president obama, there was not really any high-level meeting that concluded in anything that was substantive. >> we know kim jong-un likes to test the waters with incoming presidents as he did with president trump. with the missile test. perhaps he won't do that since he's a known entity. we'll leave it there. balbina wong, thank you very much. >>> ahead, small business owners being hit especially hard by the surging pandemic. i'll talk to two owners who are counting on holiday shopping to get through the tumultuous months ahead. .. ...using finger

one oh one in north to 80. both freeways are wide open. so we're in good shape. james started. thanks a lot rob and so the department homeland security says the 2020 election turns out was the most secure election in u.s. history saying they found. >>no evidence of widespread voter fraud this as president like biden is still being blocked by the trump administration from classified briefings kareen wynter has more. >>while the transfer of presidential power hangs in limbo with the current administration blocking president elect to joe biden's transition into office the u.s. is once again bracing for another surge in covid cases and hospitalizations this as another one of the president's closest top advisers has tested positive for the virus corey lewandowski who is currently at home self-isolating it's believed he may have contracted the virus while attending last week's white house election night party. presidentelect biden has made the coronavirus pandemic a major focus as he prepares to take office some say

north bay you will be first to carp the rain.t's why temperatures are cooler in the mid to upper 50s. here we go with the extended forecast. it's looking great for the weekend ahead. you see temperatures on the rise through the weekend into early next week and our next chance for showers will be the middle part of next week. back to you. >>> tomorrow, the start of a new era for space exploration. tomorrow nasa in collaboration with spacex will launch what is known as crew one. this will be the first fully crude operational commercial mission to the international space station. we spoke with an astronaut on what the crew will be doing when they get there. >> they'll be doing all sorts of science experiments to include experiments on themselves and understand what happens to the human body as well as new technologies and exploration. they'll do space walks for new technologies on the outside of the space station. it's going to be a jam packed six months. >> the trip takes about eight and a half hours from launch saturday evening to

live doppler 7 showing you a weak frontal system to the north, bringing increasing clouds to the north bay, maybe a sprinkle. otherwise it's all about warmer temperatures today. 45 in hayward right now. 43 in orinda. we have about 51 up towards the bay there, and looking at 35 santa rosa, 39 in los gatos. so a little fog there in the livermore valley, getting bet we are the visibility at 6 miles and as we go through the afternoon, you'll notice it will be a warmer day with full sunshine for most, as we get into the noon/1:00 hour and increasing clouds in the north bay but we'll see highs in the upper 70s and 60s in our warmest locations. mid-60s around the bay but 70s are on the horizon, liz, for many of us on monday, then welcome rain returns for tuesday, we'll plot that out for you when we see you next. >> certainly welcome. lisa, thank you. >>> we're going to begin with a look at the surge in covid-19 cases. california officially topped 1 million diagnosed coronavirus cases. the state reported more than 9,800 new cases yesterday, one of the largest single day case counts that we hav

we will not close the north—south divide if we don't build the full high—speed north network, meaningline across the pennines. labour's shadow chancellor anneliese dodds called for the spending review to set the country on the right path, saying that communities didn't want more empty rhetoric. katy austin, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... the annual 620 summit — hosted online by saudi arabia — opens with a call from king salman for coronavirus vaccines to be made available to everyone. a possible alternative to a covid—19 vaccine, for people without fully functioning immune systems, begins its final stage of trials. boris johnson faces renewed criticism for his decision to stand by the home secretary, priti patel, despite a report that found she had bullied staff. the government says mortgage lenders have agreed not to ask for an expensive fire risk survey when homeowners are putting their flats on the market — as long as the building doesn't have cladding. thousands of property sales have been held up by the requirement to obtain a survey, following the 6renfell tower fire. th

the storm track is well to the north of us and it will continue to push to the north as high pressure builds in, dries us out, brings us sunshine for the next several days. here's a live look outside from walnut creek with some clouds here, 49 in the city. 52 in oakland. 46 mountain view, cool there with the fog, 50 in san jose. looking at 48 in gilroy with 50 in half moon bay and from emeryville, brightening up here, didn't see a whole lot of rain yesterday, but we have more on tap for your tuesday. it is 39 in novato. 40 santa rosa, here's where the fog has been and the cool numbers, 52 for you in concord with a nice rebound there, 47 in livermore and we have some fog in concord, seven-mile visibility but over a mile with the clouds hanging on in san jose, half mile in hayward, and looking at very little visibility up in napa, six miles on the coast. another hour or so and the fog will dissipate. it's already eroding, it's cooler in the north bay. five to nine degrees cooler and we'll look for that slight warmer trend as we get through today. the second half of the weekend, a little

working man in the north were kind of conflicted on the subject. they didn't know where to land on this one but lincoln had a moment relatively or it -- early in his life. he was 18 or 19 when he confronted slavery in a way that he never had before so he grew up in free state illinois and he was aware of slavery because if you lived anywhere near the border with slavery and in this case kentucky slaveholders with travel to illinois and some of them had property in both states. they could bring the over for a limited time. lincoln was aware of this but ill and i didn't have any dig market. as a teacher abraham lincoln was tired. he went to new orleans and for the first time he saw a auction in full force and the idea of this property and the sale of human flesh and the were being sold just like one would sell horses or cattle and lincoln would measure that is the moment when he realized this just isn't right so he returned. .. >> is the evolving sensibilities. but he sternly rejected the project of abolition to have that distinction somebody opposed

the north koreans and those who support their aggression. what member of the security council is supporting the north korean regime in the security council? the soviet union. who then is supporting the united nations charter? and really working for peace. the 53 members of the united nations who are supporting the republic of korea. is the soviet union one of the 53? no. >> no, not the soviet union. but the 53 of the 59 members of the united nations which are sharing in the united nations action in korea. ♪ these are the nations united for peace who have used the peaceful methods of mediation in five years of united progress. and the nations who now and forever stand ready to meet and halt aggression anywhere with all the powers vested in them by united nations charter. ♪ ♪ >>> every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3 go inside a different college classroom and hear about topics ranging from the american american revolutio, rights and u.s. presidents to 9/11. >> thank you for your patience and for logging into c

live doppler 7 showing you a weak frontal system to the north, bringing increasing clouds to the northotherwise it's all about warmer temperatures today. 45 in hayward right now. 43 in orinda. we have about 51 up towards the bay there, and looking at 35 santa rosa, 39 in los gatos. so a little fog there in the livermore valley, getting bet we are the

they had 10 inches of rain in parts of north carolina over the past 24 hours. that's just way too much in that amount of time. we're talking about a little rain for us. we'll get into the amounts in a second. rain likely tomorrow dropping in from the north, the heaviest rain staying farther up the pacific coast and we salvage a dry weekend. so we get the best of all possible world here, a little rain and nice conditions over the weekend. there is the possibility a couple showers try to skirt through the north bay sunday. let's talk about tomorrow's rain and start futurecast at 6 a.m. with nothing happening. grab the umbrella on the way out the door. the first showers move into the north bay late morning and gradually drop farther south heading towards midday, widespread rain in the north bay early afternoon, but the first showers starting to cross the golden gate by early afternoon. the most widespread showers for the whole bay area will happen mid to late afternoon. we'll see rain in most parts of the bay area. becomes more scattered as it dives farther down t

it's a mainly sticking to the north bay for now.oing to see it's a widespread and cover the entire bay area as we get through the next couple of hours in the golden gate bridge camera showing a lot more of that gloomy stormy type of look. >>gray skies and you can the winds are also picking up with the flag of flying on the right hand side of your screen we're going to see those winds to pick up throughout the next couple of hours. and getting up to about 3035 miles per hour for some of when gus around the bay area. stormtracker 4 radar right now look at this as we take a closer look we're starting to see rainfall in nevado petaluma sandra fell and it's looks like it's even moving over towards richmond, it looks like the richmond sandra fell bridge by beginning some of the light shower activity we're seeing along point rays as well in the storm system is going to continue to southeast uncover the rest of the bay area. i will have the storm a timing on all of that let you know with the rest of the day's going to shape up like. but for

more than 10,000 north koren troops were dug in. in every street corner with orders to fight to the death. northward past the 38th parallel. first busan fell. psychological warfare played an important part. for loudspeaker messages. and safe conduct passes for north korean troops. often entire unit stack their weapons and waited for the arrival of un forces. our army units pushed on for the yellow river korea's northernmost boundary. but there were signs of potential trouble ahead some of the prisoners taken from the north or the uniform of the communist chinese army november found elements of the 10th corps on the frozen banks of the river. while they ate their thanksgiving dinner, they could look across the river and see communist china. victory seemed assured. there was talk of war's end by christmas. on the other side, chinese armies were amassing. new wars were about to begin. late in november, the chinese filled army attacked, splitting u.n. forces and holding them back. what president truman had called a police action had now

north carolina for days.t, we've got arizona and nevada and many other places. and i think one of the messages of the night is suburban women and that joe biden is doing better than a lot of people predicted in the suburbs. i think a lot of that is the president's attitude and how he's divided people, whereas biden has said, look, i'm going to be the president for all of america -- red, blue, i don't care. i don't care if you voted for me, if you didn't, i'm going to be your president. really important in the midwest. >> so, you think this thing's moving to the midwest. how does that blue wall look tonight? >> it's looking pretty strong. the fact that we are so competitive in ohio and doing so well in, like, the cincinnati suburbs, the fact that iowa is still in play. but it's mostly, as you know, with those two states, pennsylvania and wisconsin, it as going to take a while to get their votes counted. they just started today. and i think your viewers know that, but they've got to remember that, whereas minne

sending them north to market. it then it turns out that he was commonly cause also autonomy brown because he led the anti-slave battle at the first battle of the civil war because the first time organized forces, it was quite irregular. two militias went at it. this was very strange but in the case of lewis washington, his home was entered in the middle of the night by people he doesn't know, he was told he has to come with them, he has to hit over his weapons. they are told they should come along too but they should come along, they are reluctant about it. they never heard of this guy. before the raid on harpers ferry called a meeting with frederick douglass. the noted abolitionist who john brown had met frederick douglass and shared with douglas his plan for handing out weapons to slaves in the vicinity of harpers ferry, take the weapon and give them to the slaves, slaves used those weapons to strike for their freedom and so john brown said to frederick douglass if you come along, the slaves that we appeal to se

around the north bay heading up toward the north bay valleys, 7:00 a.m.y looking at some fog on tuesday morning. and inland temperatures not quite as warm as what we'll see tomorrow. walnut creek mid-'80s expected for monday. tuesday still near 80 degrees, but overall pretty pleasant weather around the bay area as you'll find those low 80s from walnut creek down into livermore. now the all-important rain chances. what will we find in the forecast? this is how things looked last night as the weather models turned. we had a good approach of rain from the west. we saw this swerve to the north. when these lows track inland to our north, drop east of us down towards the sierra, they typically don't bring as much moisture. and sure enough that is one of the shifts we've seen away from rain chances to what we'll call shower chances. we may get a little bit of that on friday. actually right now the better chance of showers might come in saturday into sunday. this is cold enough to drop perhaps the first significant snow for parts of the sierra, so that is the sil