this is how she treats the people of northwest georgia and the people of america. attacks, constantly attacking. that's not a representative. you represent them. rep. greene: i represent and i will always protect children, that's why i introduced the protect children's innocent act to protect children who just may be confused about their identity. kids need to grow up, they do not need to have vasectomy, castration or take dangerous jobs that have serious health consequences. arc flowers represents the democrat party in the democrat party is the party of child abuse. and we have to stand up and stop it right now. to protect children, we protect them from making serious mistakes that will last a lifetime. the same mistakes and regrets that many, many trans people have. mr. flowers: extreme examples allies lies is what marjorie taylor greene is doing. >> s the time. i really need you all to follow up early seconds for a question, 32nd rebuttal. please don't talk over each other because that slows us down. mr. flowers: congresswoman green, i let my job as a government

it is more northwest now or west northwest.coming down the coast and then he started seeing also making more of a move onshore. so that's a big change from yesterday when it was north, northeast and offshore and clear when you get that northwest wind, the temperatures, water temp c surface temps. they go down point raised. 52 bodega bay 53 point arena 52 in san francisco, but we back down to 54 when it was 59. last week. a lot of energy moving in pacific northwest, the pattern has changed dramatically as to a cooler, wetter one. we get the cooler and a few clouds but no rain. yet fog returns flows. forties fifties clouds sun breezy cooler. the city which was 70 yesterday, 64 today 53 that is below the average on both the record 91 2003. forties fifties on the temps here. i don't think these are changing mid forties atherton woodside yet a lot of fifties here just too much in the way of cloud cover but low park and palo alto both showing 46 if you're going to seattle and portland, i would expect rain. if you're going maybe up to

31 northwest north, so there is a rather decent northwest breeze. under mostly clear skies here. i mean, there's not much fall. there's not enough to support it really anymore. so son and high clouds cool tonight. probably get some thirties here did find some to the north that was up in rohnert park will be closed for a few alamo might sneak in there, but a lot of forties panels 46 degrees. union cities 46 dublin's in there, so there are plenty even low fifties hercules , elsa bronte, el cerrito, alameda, all in the low fifties martinez 50 to 19 truck. you cold up there. 32 ely's flagstaff cold 28 degrees 46 l a 59 plenty going on the pacific northwest, extreme northern california. here's the setup here for over the next probably 7 to 10. maybe even two weeks is kind of the way it's looking here. there are multiple possible tracks here. of course , the forecast models or, you know they're all over the place . but what we're looking at would be. maybe most of the activity will state of the north. but there are some that could clip the sierra or even

fog bank has come back in sonoma mountains 51 but in northwest breeze, mount diablo 51 8 northwest breeze, so that's kind of the key. yesterday was in east northeast. it'll be a cooler tuesday, mostly clear than we'll get mostly sunny skies will be breezy for some, but temperatures are coming down here. sixties and the water temps last week. now they're in the fifties. well they really dropped their point arena bodega bay in point reyes role at 52. forties and fifties on the temps . i don't think these changed those thirties are gone. there's too much relative humidity in the air fifties on the temps for forties, east bay attempts. al almost 47 wanna creek 49, but a lot of fifties here is 52 degrees. clayton's 51 castro valley's 51 hayward's 52 thirties up in the mountains fifties in the valley. from uk it all the way down to bakersfield. 46 santa maria little cool there in crescent city, also at 46. so again, nothing showing up for us. rain wise, it will be cooler. we'll get some series of clouds. some low clouds that rain and snow forecast maybe up in the sierra. but for us right now, i

wetter than average in the pacific northwest. drier in the southern tier states. third winter in a row with a la nina. equal changes of below, near, or above average precipitation in the bay area. it does not tell us a whole lot. we had equal chances. we have the possibility of above average temperatures. these are probabilistic. keep that in mind. we could see some variation. the winter outlook showing pacific northwest getting above average precipitation. central portion of california and the southern tier states getting below average precipitation. of course we are somewhere in between. we could get atmospheric rivers. that could really change things up. we could get areas of low pressure systems sitting off the pacific. that could change things up for us. the winter outlook expected to be cooler than average across the northern tier states and northern -- and warmer than average for the southern tier states. as far as the drought goes, locally a bit of improvement, which he would think that means we are getting precip. we shall see. it is going to continue to

but boys that really changed up in the pacific northwest.intermountain region parts of this year, and some of this cloud cover is coming across. that's a weak front dragging across. once that goes through then we'll have mostly sunny skies, but the northwest breeze we'll pick up here so mostly clear to partly cloudy in the morning cold to cool those out there, not as cold as they were earlier. 62 50, the forecast avr day of below on both the high ts is there's a south breeze there. the city is at 52 now. 42 livermore 43 free months, twenties and thirties in the mountains. a lot of forties here in crescent city, reading uk, sacramento, monterey over the fresno. even santa maria temperatures even down south around the course i'd look, there's just a the jet stream is getting its act together as it comes across the pacific, driving into the gulf of alaska, the pacific northwest. the pattern, though, is just not there for us quite yet. it is for those north and east. now, for the current pattern, the track is definitely to the north , and then s

it's been there three weeks in the pacific northwest.down out of the gulf of alaska and into the pacific northwest. so that's going to move into this year. we get a bigger fog bank cooler forecasts and then the wind will pick up tomorrow, much cooler, windy for this year, a colder wind and rain with possible snow now, not a lot, but there could be enough above maybe 7,508,000 ft. we could get a little drizzle here saturday. but it looks like a couple of systems to close out october. they'll take more of a path towards the mountains. that will be tomorrow. you can see there'll be some activity picking up on saturday and then as we head into sunday, most of this will clear up, but it will be breezy and windy, too cool for us here 60 seventies and eighties on the taps here after today, say goodbye to those eighties. it's going to be a lot of sixties and seventies, you guys okay. sounds good. thank you. steve pediatricians are warning parents about a virus quickly spreading nationwide coming up details of the additional health threat as we h

elsewhere, clouding over a little into the northwest of england and northern ireland.ther cloud generally, but it will be largely fine, settled and pleasant, with 16 degrees the afternoon high. now, as we move through tuesday evening and into overnight, this weather front here will continue to drift its way steadily south and east. there'll be more isobars on the chart. the further north you are, the stronger the winds, and that will drive that rain steadily south. so, to begin with on wednesday morning, it's going to be a showery story with some heavy rain out to the west, but still, the clearest skies perhaps in east anglia and southeast england. now, that wet weather will gradually drift its way steadily south and east. it's going to take its time doing so and weaken off considerably as it moves its way down through the north of england and into south wales, staying fine and dry with highs of 18 celsius ahead of it. behind it, again, the sunshine comes through and temperatures at around 12—15 celsius. as we move into thursday, there's a better opportunity of seeing

rain has returned to the pacific northwest.her clouds spill over the ridge, which is what we're seeing here coming across any rain in our forecast if you want to hang your head on the european forecast model for next monday, yes. if you don't hang it on the other two, and they'll say no, so again, there's just no consensus on the outlook here. nothing would happen until probably early next week or in the early november 60 seventies on the temps. we'll get another system giving his breezy conditions. maybe some activity up in the mountains again on wednesday and thursday, then another system for more show than go on the weekend. you guys okay. thank you, steve. well, a look back celebrating oakland history how the black panthers were honored in west oakland. now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with the other stories we're following for you. good morning . good morning. you two and i get to join you in studio here in minutes from $20,000 for a trash can to 1.7 million bathron francisco. the debate over price

do a system pushing into the pacific northwest.s for parts of the bay area. the rain will be focused across the pacific northwest where this isn't a week atmospheric river about a half an inch of rain there in portland medford. 2800 crescent city will get about 2/10 of an inch tahoe 700s here in the bay area. it's going to amount to nothing measurable. maybe a few hundreds. now the bigger concern is the winds kicking up which will raise the fire danger saturday afternoon for the north and east bay hills and again sunday afternoon evening. so keep that in mind as we do have a really dry fuels out there and then the humidity will be dropping with those gusty winds developing on live doppler 7. we are seeing a mix of low and higher clouds tomorrow afternoon if it wasn't cool enough for you today. we're going to drop those temperatures even more for parts of the bay area wendy. coastside breezy inland lowe's 60s to mid 70s. well below average for this time of year and when you look at the accuweather seven day forecast, i'd say it's sw

there and when he spell of weather on sunday morning with more showers coming in particularly for northwestn offer for sunday, later in the day, gals developing once again i towards the southwest and out of this area of rain for this developing into the evening. of much of the day, of dry weather it's going to feel reasonably pleasant around ten to 18 with our top temperatures north to south. that area of low pressure pushing the southwest could be some heavy showers and i will sweep its way gradually eastwards across the uk and so spell about whether as we had through into monday and monday and monday it's of likely still see some blustering showers the far northwest. perhaps a bit more cloud and the odd bit of light rain in the southeast but most areas looking generally dry and bright with some sunshine and highs of around 12 to 18 degrees and that's a good weather continues into tuesday too. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. saying goodbye afterjust 38 days. kwasi kwarteng becomes britain's second shortest—serving chancellor —

west we have a new cold front bringing higher elevation snow and chilly rain in portions of the northwest. it will be breezy with winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour we're going to continue th attodegree temperatures looking really good in the southern plains temperatures mainly in the 70s 80s in southern texas. already. that all-important trick-or-treat forecast is coming up, and we'll take a look at the week ahead. >>> the hammer has come down for some michigan/michigan state football players and a nasty post-game brawl. >> and we have your highlights stay with us a new routine. let's watch it work! only cascade uses dawn... as a built-in pre-rinse system. it rehydrates dried on food... ...lifts it off... ...and breaks it down. for sparkling clean dishes the first time. ok, who wants to start? just scrape... load... and we're done! cascade platinum. scrape, load, done. that's half the fun of a new house, seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. [scary music] welp, enjoy your house. nope. geico. ready to shin

typically it is wetter across the northwest and drier across the southern tier states.s a look at the precipitation and that is what they are predicting. the great lakes above average, southern tier states unfortunately, which includes parts of california, going to be below average. warmer than average in terms of temperatures to the bay area and much of the southwest u.s. northern tier states looking out below average in terms of temperatures. but those temperatures above average all the way across the south and the eastern seaboard. the drought is expected to continue out west or get worse. the exception being the bay area, possibly seeing an improvement, and the northwest seeing an improvement or the drought ending as they are expecting wetter than normal conditions. that is where this atmospheric river is headed this upcoming weekend, which is why the pacific northwest will get a nice soaking. here in the bay area, maybe a. -- maybe a couple sprinkles. the fog over san francisco, the cooling trend continuing to the weekend. blustery saturday, possible sprinkles. a c

some heavier rain at this stage, wales, northwest england. day begins. now, quite quickly, the rain out of northern ireland, it'll be out of much of scotland by the end of the morning. brighter sky's following on behind with scattered showers, some heavy and maybe thundery, moving through quickly on gusty winds. wales, northern and western england should be turning drier into the afternoon with sunny spells, chance of a shower. and through the afternoon, a brief spell of rain moving through east anglia and the southeast. after what is a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some of the wind gusts — there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coast in particular, north wales, northwest england very windy to begin the day. and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through, so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon — of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. and we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularl

typically it is wetter across the northwest and drier across the southern tier states.a look at the precipitation and that is what they are predicting. the great lakes above average, southern tier states unfortunately, which includes parts of california, going to be below average. warmer than average in terms of temperatures to the bay area and much of the southwest u.s. northern tier states looking out below average in terms of temperatures. but those temperatures above average all the way across the south and the eastern seaboard. the drought is expected to continue out west or get worse. the exception being the bay area, possibly seeing an improvement, and the northwest seeing an improvement or the drought ending as they are expecting wetter than normal conditions. that is where this atmospheric river is headed this upcoming weekend, which is why the pacific northwest will get a nice soaking. here in the bay area, maybe a. -- maybe a couple sprinkles. the fog over san francisco, the cooling trend continuing to the weekend. blustery saturday, possible sprinkles. a cha

over the great, but wow the river is not visible and the cathedrals were given too. it is to the northwest that the main frost zone has shifted today compared to wednesday, the negative temperature of the padutra was noted in the leningrad murmansk pskov region, as well as in the bryansk and vladimir regions, however, a small frost zone appeared in the tambov region in the rostov region and in the kuban today on october 13, krasnodar territory , it's early morning. this is how we freeze. tonight in the center of the country the temperature will continue to be below zero. the warmest will be on the black sea coast until ten degrees in the southern region. basically, about five to the plan from the steppe regions, it is possible to lower the temperature to weak negative values. tomorrow afternoon it will be above plus 15 and the thermometers will rise only in the southern latitudes, but in the lower reaches of the volga and don, as well as in the outskirts of the west, 10 to 15 heat is expected. well, in most areas one temperature will not exceed 10 °, however, this is quite within the frame

i went 68 for high northwest 25 mph.n the second half pretty good fog bank out there and a few high clouds. but mainly it's the basis in the fog has come up, so everyone's going to cool off today, there was a pretty good drop on a lot of the temps san francisco oakland peninsula. they dropped 15 20 degrees from wednesday into thursday. that's the big change leading edge of that is up in the pacific northwest at the pattern is finally changed. the that well, this system is going to do that. it's going to dive down more towards the sierra will get in on some of it friday. changes now bigger fog bank mainly fifties for lows, mostly sunny, cooler inland. expect the breeze to pick up by this evening, and then it will be more of a wind on saturday forties fifties on the temps here, there's a little bit of a coolness out there is a little more moisture out there. that system is going to give this year as we talked about some rain, and i think some high elevation snow. we could get some drizzle out of it. the wind is going to be

the northwest council. it is not just northwest arkansas. central arkansas, the jonesboro region, we have hotspots very important to take care of. moderator: mr. cates. mr. cates: in regards to the federal government providing money for infrastructure. they passed an infrastructure bill, hardly is going to infrastructure. also, if we want the government to take care of infrastructure, let's look at they take care of theirs. they have 77,000 buildings that are not used or underused they cost $1.7 billion each year. do we want to them taking care of our infrastructure? moderator: ms. james. ms. james: i am glad to syria allocation people relocating. i am glad we do have infrastructure bill put in place no thanks to our current senator. i'm grateful to see it. what we are seeing is we have a senator who voted against infrastructure, but it is quick to show up when it is time for an arena. but not for the votes. when i heard him speak i did not hear him say about arkansas. that is an important part. it is 450,000 citizens that are due to her sen

this is how saturday is shaping up — still a few showers around, mostly towards northwest scotland.ry, and the winds are lighter than they've been. daytime highs will be a touch lower than they've been, especially in england and wales. northern and western areas see further rain moving in on sunday, though southern and eastern england could well stay dry for another day. and another quieter period briefly on monday. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues — straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. fewjournalists have got as close to donald trump as my guest today. maggie haberman has covered trump's rise in new york city to his presidential campaign, presidency, and difficult period after leaving office. now this pulitzer prize winning journalist, who is a new york times star reporter, has published a new book about him called confidence man. her book has been making headlines, but has also brought

i see a west wind northwest, northwest, northwest, southwest west southwest northwest.northeast wind yet and if that doesn't develop forecast highs today are going to be in jeopardy because i'm one of the coolest, no doubt about it widespread, too low clouds and fog. cool coast. nice inland. temperatures fifties low mid. almost everybody is stuck to the cloud cover, be it the low clouds or some high and mid level clouds. few forties to the north. even cloverdale is in there at 49 degrees, nevada was dipped into their sonoma, middletown, fairfax sand in selma. that's pretty cool. they're low fifties for many, including sebastopol, feels corti. it is the lowest over us right now trying to you can see the but i mean that's a huge fog bank for october deep little low sitting out there not doing anything with the high in between that little low is going to emerge up with that one down off northern mexico, and that looks like it wants the four corners, which has been pretty active 60 seventies eighties for us if that north northeast wind does not develop at all. you can shave

mayjust turn heavier towards northwest scotland later in the day.in spreading up from the southwest on thursday and we end the week with sunshine and showers much windier by then. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds, the headlines at seven. as the investigation continues into an explosion at a petrol station in county donegal — police in ireland name the 10 people who died in friday's disaster it is a huge impact to a small rural community. they are all local people, they are all very much involved in the community, they are all people who were shopping in their local shop. ukranian officials say 17 people have been killed by a russian missile strike on an apartment block in the south—eastern city zaporizhzia. as the war in ukraine grinds on, the uk continues to play its part in sending weapons. we'll have a special report. cabinet ministers are urging tories to rally behind prime minister liz truss, to avoid risk of defeat at the next election.

typically you see wetter conditions in the pacific northwest dryer in the southern tier states.te la nina this winter and so what does this mean equal chances of above below or near average precipitation for the bay area. the reason for this is during la nina years you see high variability in terms of rainfall during el nino years. there's more of a clear signature. we are expecting above average temperatures. so let's look at the winter outlook northwest is above average along with the great lakes southern tier estates is below in terms of temperatures warmer than average for the bay area much of the southern us and california below average temperatures across the northern tears states now the drought is expected to get worse out west or continue either one of those but the exception is the bay area could see a little bit of improvement and the pacific northwest either an improvement or ending the drought because remember this is where they are being favored with higher than average precipitation this winter. so we do have speaking of the drought we do have a fire weather watch

the chance of a sprinkle skies becoming partly cloudy and that northwest wind a bit of a blustery dayour saturday and the look ahead your five day forecast. keep an eye on fire danger all weekend long, especially for sunday and then cold starts sunday morning fair skies into monday with increasing clouds once again by tuesday and into wednesday. so the heat from a couple of days ago it's out of here. we're cooling off this weekend. alright, mark. thank you. coming up on the 11 o'clock news. we're gonna talk about banning the sale of flavored tobacco. it's on the ballot this november, and we'll let you know how much money is at stake for the state, depending on which way voters decide coming up on the gmc sports weekend warriors hosted denver nuggets will bring you ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products

blustery and a few showers in northwest scotland. mild in the southeast.ather heading and as we got there wednesday and tuesday night. looking very wet across parts of scotland as wednesday begins. an area of low pressure, some uncertainty about the developments and how strong it's going to be. as it sweeps across us on wednesday and pushes up toward scandinavia. in terms of rainfall, we noticed just how wet it is across parts of scotland, northwest and then as well from this area of quite a squally down present gusty winds, behind it, brightening up at the scattering of heavy thundery showers. in terms of wind speed committees at the average speeds. this is what you will notice at the moment if you are looking at the app or online. the potentialfor something significantly stronger in terms of costs. maybe 70—80 mph on wednesday. more likely they want to be that strong but we have to keep an eye on that and keep you updated. potential for disruptive winds during wednesday. for the rest of the week it will stay quite blustery out there, showers around, most

th sign that it is closer to the pacific northwest, the same story is present from the 8-14 day outlook, which takes us int early november. they are not technically 0% rain chances , a the cooler air arrives, but we are talking 10 to 20% chance of friday, into saturday, with a chance of moisture, and that is not worth any moisture in the seven-day forecast. we do have cooler temperatures though. onl low to mid 60s for san francisc and oakland, with upper 60s in san jose this weekend. then you are back up to around 70 this week. even the warmest spots north of the golden gate and into the east bay only hitting the low 70s saturday and sunday we will keep looking for those elusive rain chances as we head through next week. >> elusive. all right, thanks, paul. >>> our state is going to recou about $20 billion in money stolen by fraudsters. turns out one of those scammers here in the bay area was apparently gutsy enough to steal the identities of two very high-profile names, notorious killers, in fact. attorney general, rob on tap, says a woman impersonated scott peterson and serial killer,

this is how saturday is shaping up — still a few showers around, mostly towards northwest scotland.er sunny spells. most places will stay dry, and the winds are lighter than they've been. daytime highs will be a touch lower than they've been, especially in england and wales. northern and western areas see further rain moving in on sunday, though southern and eastern england could well stay dry for another day. and another quieter period briefly on monday. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm monica miller. the headlines: criticism from seoul and washington as north korea fires another two ballistic missiles, landing in the sea of japan. after a conference marked by division and argument, british prime minister liz truss promises to deliver on cutting taxes and reducing business regulations. wherever there is change, there is disruption, and not everybody will be in favour of change, but everybody will benefit from the results — a growing economy and a better future. we return to somalia for a second report

some heavier rain at this stage, wales, northwest england.thern ireland, it'll be out of much of scotland by the end of the morning. brighter sky's following on behind with scattered showers, some heavy and maybe thundery, moving through quickly on gusty winds. wales, northern and western england should be turning drier into the afternoon with sunny spells, chance of a shower. and through the afternoon, a brief spell of rain moving through east anglia and the southeast. after what is a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some of the wind gusts — there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coast in particular, north wales, northwest england very windy to begin the day. and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through, so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon — of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. and we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the northwest of the uk, mayjust merge to

that's not the case in the pacific northwest, right? friend, although last october at this time it was raining. remember that started to rain big time a year ago, we had that huge atmospheric river and i don't like to say atmospheric river very often, because not everything that comes in as an atmospheric river. sometimes it's just a cold front, but that that ended our fire season last year we had about what five days of rain we've been in a blocking pattern called a rex block, named after a guy who f our dayt of that warrant. but there's two distinct jet streams, one to the north and one to the south. well, this is about the change. they have a life expectancy of about three weeks. well guess what. friday is the third weekend of the third week, so the pattern is going to change. but yesterday we warmed up after what has been an unseasonably cool month. everyone got in on warmth. yesterday brentwood mill valley, cupertino, palo alto 91. walnut creek napa airport, 90 closed for polio and half moon bay airport was 82. i think in town, it

here is the second front pushing into the pacific northwest.kick up the window little more. it will be guster in the afternoon near the coast. the wind direction will prevent us from getting warmer. chilly tomorrow morning. grab a heavier jacket. low to mid 70's, wall-to-wall sunshine. later tonight, you see the noh.you could see in isolated sprinkle. breezy afternoon, sunshine and warmer weather. not a whole lot of change there. all treats, no tricks for halloween. halloween. from i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash a

here is the strong fall storm that originates from the northwest. bring the potential for heavy rain and severe weather and snow on the backside. this is sunday through tuesday. we need to pay attention to the midwest, the great lakes, ohio valley, mississippi and tennessee valley, significant snow across the mountains. then we have this east coast storm to come sunday, monday, sunday, monday it will issue and gusty winds. it will not be like a big flood maker, but we will have to watch it certainly as we get into monday and tuesday for the i-95 corridors. the rain forecast, not a lot of rain but gusty winds to make things messy on the latter part of the weekend. this is tropical rosslyn in the pacific. it could become a hurricane and thin curve towards mexico this weekend and actually bring some moisture into the southwest of the planes. here is the forecast today, warming things up, quiet forecast today and tomorrow and things start to ramp up this weekend with the northwest storm into the central u.s. but again, we made it and it is friday. >> to

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in terms of rainfall, notice just how wet it is across parts of scotland, northwest england.hat wind speed, these are the average speeds, but you'll notice at the moment, if you're looking at the apple online. but there's the potential for something significantly stronger in terms of gus, may be 70—80 mph on wednesday. more likely they will be that strong but we have to keep an eye on that, there is a potentialfor disruptive winds during wednesday. throughout the rest of the beacon stay quite blustery, charts around, most frequent in the north and west. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... the uk chancellor tries to shore up his government's economic credibility after an embarrasing u—turn on a key budget policy. indonesia sacks a police chief — after one of the world's worst football stadium disasters. at least 32 children were among 125 people who died in the crush. raising the flag, ukrainian forces retake a village, in one of the regions annexed by russia last week. and a welcome in scotland as the king and the queen conso

it is delivering to the pacific northwest, but it's going to be a dry cold front driven through the bay area overnight into early tomorrow morning. the bulk of the energy with the storm system will slide to the great basin. it is going to be cooler, definitely breezy, as we head into the weekend, but unfortunately nothing more than a few passing sprinkles in terms of moisture, but just cooler weather to enjoy after the record-setting temperatures we had a few days ago. we will freeze the maps early tomorrow with passing clouds, but the best chance of showers is going to be in the high sierra, and even there it won't amount to a whole lot, maybe a dusting of snow, maybe enough rain to wet the ground. then we will see sunshine to the rest of the weekend, the next system lining up for the pacific northwest is also going to miss us to the north. wind gusts are noticeable, they will be noticeable this evening, tapering off , and watch the sun tomorrow, wind gusts will be in the 20-30 mile-an-hour range inland, while on the coast we are talking about 30 to 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts. those wi

i know it isn't a simulcast but it's the archetypes and at the head of the northwest police and the gambler and the newspaperman. some of these people you've heard of like jack london who was a nobody. he worked in a pickle factory where he made a ten cents. all her stories came out and i was able to combine them and so hopefully something we can talk more about here but the thing that links the work that i've done i was in the military and i wrote a number of books about afghanistan and iraq. i wrote about this trip to the arctic. the thing that connects the work for me is i have this allergy to glorification to just getting the best version of the story and my books about iraq and afghanistan there is no glorification on those for sure so i wanted to write the story that i could. speaking of which it's hard when you go third and they talk about they are going to come and kill you and burn your boat. the second guy blood bath on the glacier. obviously i wrote the child friendly book. [laughter] war on the border is my 25th the book. i comeas from texas and in texas we say if you can't writ

and stagnant conditions, the pacific northwest but it's about to change. it's going to break down blocking patterns usually last about three weeks. well, guess what. by the time we get to friday, it'll be three weeks and a systems went to dive in now, right now, the path looks to be over land a little bit, but favoring the sierra nevada, so there's going to be some big changes up there in the way of wind and then also cooler temps , rain and maybe some high elevation snow. saturday we could get a little rain out of that. i think more likely, though, it's next week for us around the 26th or so seventies and eighties on the temps tomorrow operators to a few low nineties done last long by friday. changes and boy does it ever over the weekend did baseball brought us here, but it's the community and quality of life that made san francisco are home pants have retired san francisco giants star getting involved in politics with three weeks left before the november 8th election, he and his wife supporting proposition j coming up the reason they want to permanently

that is one thing the regional aspect of northwest arkansas does a very good job, northwest council, not only northwest arkansas, central arkansas, the johannesburg region, we have some hotspots that are very important to take care of. >> mr. cates. >> in regards to the federal government, providing money for infrastructure, they just passed an infrastructure bill, and hardly any of it is going to infrastructure. also if we want the government to take care of her infrastructure, let's look at how they take care of there's. they have 77,000 buildings not used or underused. do we want them taking care of our infrastructure? >> ms. james. >> i'm so glad to see reallocation. i am glad that we do have the infrastructure bill that was put in place, thanks to our current senator -- no thanks to our current senator. and i am grateful to see it. what we are also seeing as we have a senator who voted against infrastructure bill, but is quick to show up when it is time for a ribbon cutting for an arena but not for the actual roads and railways. when i heard him speak, i didn't hear him say anyt

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another one of the samuel steel is commander of the northwest mounted police and they have cannons and mortars and they wereou fighting indigenous peope across canada and he gets sent there to do two things and one is to stop the stampeders from killing themselves and save them from themselves but the other thing speaking of the mexican border was to establish the canadian border between alaska and canada there it was surveillance vied and wasn't guarded inda canada and trusts that the united states wasn't going to try to claim more territory and sam steel supported putting maximum machine guns on the border to keep the gangsters on the american side and only let the perspective prospectors or the people coming into dawson city through if they had enough food. >> the economic aspect of this and just the overall cost. you mentioned the cost of animals is one last little tidbit to wrap up on that. there were two halfs of alaska into the yukon and one was the chillton pass and traditional walking root with people for thousands of years. they call it had the white compass it was going to b

will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to

from the president, please us all your land that west and northwest into. our country. you know, mexico extends it all the way up into wyoming at this time and. the mexican government had formed a foreign bureau to advise the president, mexico and. the bureau reported to the mexican that america intends to overthrow us within. 75 years, almost two thirds of what was mexico now becomes part of the united states. the mexican citizens who are living in what is now america are told that now you have to pay taxes to the u.s. government. if you can't pay them in time, you're off your land in a series of land were formed the united states because investors would claim they had the title this land that mexican families in what was now american might have lived on for generations. things obviously did not improve much from there. by the time we have vs raid in all of mexico. 95% of the arable land for farming or for mining or for fishing is owned by either the horse and dodos. the rich mexican families or american investors. peasants working. the land make up 80% of the mexican

today's debate is sponsored by the northwest passage's community event series, league of women voters, public television, and gonzaga university. it is affiliated with the washington state debate coalition. i am pleased to be here today to moderate this debate between senator patty murray and candidate tiffany smiley. it is a q&a format, i will pose a question any candidate will have 90 seconds to answer. each candidate has the opportunity for two rebuttals to the debate. if you use one, feel free to hold up one of the cards you have and i will give you 30 seconds to do that. there will be no counter rebuttals. i also reserve the right to ask follow-up questions when needed. ms. murray won the coin toss and chose to open. the monitor that has the time has been going in and out, but the time is correct and it will come back, so just keep that in mind. so let's get started. there is no formal opening statement but i want to start right asking abroad question to focus on your experiences. ms. murray, you have a -- been a washington senator for almost 30 years. why do you think you are th

it's pushing into the pacific northwest with rain and snow. for us, northern california getting spotty showers right now. it will be a wind maker. 40 to 45 mile per hour gusts. fire weather watch due to the win for solano county, 12:00 to 8:00 sunday. fire weather watch for much of the sacramento valley anze sierra as the wind picks up. the humidity is going to crash, going from the northwesterly wind to a northerly wind. 12:00 sunday, 39 mile per hour. that is really going to put us in a situation where the north and east bay hills are looking at very high fire danger. sunday as well. i will be back with the rest of the forecast, coming right up. ama: a big donation to an oakland school that was shaken recently by a shooting. the chinatown improvement council is giving bay tech school 400 backpacks. a shooting left six people injured and have the principal asking for more matching backpacks. during the chaos, orange back tax helped police and staff identify students. no arrests have been made. dan: tomorrow, san francisco unified begins its e