it helps that director roger michell, whose credits include notting hill, the mother and le week—end,nds the architecture of dramatic, domestic interiors, making the most of the largely housebound settings, aided by peter gregson's stirring but sparingly used score. you up yet? i'm dead soon. you coming down? having been released digitally to little fanfare on monday, blackbird comes to dvd from the 28th. do you remember my mother? she read stories to you when you were very young. yeah, i have a vague remembrance of that. he speaks vietnamese my vietnamese isn't very good any more, do you mind telling him that for me? in the vietnam—set british drama monsoon, crazy rich asians star henry golding plays kit, a young man returning to the country of his birth for the first time in decades. your english is very good. better than your vietnamese. having fled with his family as a child, kit is now back to scatter his mother's ashes, but encounters with estranged relatives and a handsome young american whose father fought in the vietnam war make him question his purpose, his heritage and his

it helps that director roger michell, whose credits include notting hill, the mother and le week—end,making the most of the largely housebound settings, aided by peter gregson‘s stirring but sparingly used score. you up yet? i'm dead soon. you coming down? having been released digitally to little fanfare on monday, blackbird comes to dvd from the 28th. do you remember my mother? she read stories to you when you were very young. yeah, i have a vague remembrance of that. he speaks vietnamese. my vietnamese isn't very good any more. do you mind telling him that for me? in the vietnam—set british drama monsoon, crazy rich asians star henry golding plays kit, a young man returning to the country of his birth for the first time in decades. your english is very good. better than your vietnamese. having fled with his family as a child, kit is now back to scatter his mother's ashes, but encounters with estranged relatives and a handsome young american whose father fought in the vietnam war make him question his purpose, his heritage and his identity. directed with understated flair by hong kha

hill? >> absolutely not. >> did your kid kill hannah hill? >> no. >> two trials. >> i was a wreck. it was just very intense. >> would there ever be justice for hannah hill? >> the truth always comes out. >> the night hannah hill disappeared. hello and welcome to "dateline" extra. i'm craig melvin. 18-year-old hannah hill may have been living in her parents' basement, but she was about to move up in the world. she had just bought her own car and was set to start a new job. then she vanished, leaving friends and family reeling. why, they wondered, did hannah go out so late the night before her big day? and where had she gone? here's dennis murphy. >> she was a girl who made big entrances. >> she could walk in the room and light up a place. she'd make a whole room smile. >> she was always happy, just wanted to have fun. >> but it was her exit, her sudden disappearance. poof, gone from her house just like that, that enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. >> ms. hill was last seen last wednesday. we're asking anyone with any information contact the akron police department detective bu

that's why he's looking at notting hill. he's killed it with that austrian bond. then rates will go the other way. explain to our audience what happens if we actually get yield up, price down. what does that do to the horizon analysis? lale: that is the problem with the broader investment grade markets. the lower coupons meant every company was issuing longer and longer, and as a result, i think this is also one of lisa's favorite charts, if you look at ag indices, the global indices, it is over eight and a half years. if you look at the spreads, divide them by two, it gives you your breakeven point. historically it is around 12 points. that is your resistance point. some of these investment grade companies, you are not getting paid for the credit risk. so increasingly, you are not only taking credit risk, but the rate risk. that can be very dangerous. rates may never rise. that is entirely possible. but people have to walk into this trade eyes wide open. jonathan: just a final question for me. when you say 700 basis points fair value, is that what you just think

not over the. hill. and it was in a. fit. i'm not i'm. not. going to have. the ability to see. and win the war and not. know who receive it but i've thought and if you. haven't. been given a good time there on the famine one of the one of my you know i'm out. i . suspect it's still. the law and when my mind to going to. law against. it is that no other. than delhomme been doing that sort of. stuff that most people value. i'm not going to want to be but i'm just glad i'm not. going to come back. it. will justice be done in a london court not only is joining us on trial but so is freedom of speech and professional journalists what explains this farce of media coverage of this trial why haven't more journalists spoken up and is a son's being used as a car you need to say i'm with those who challenge the powers that be. seem wrong when all roles just don't call. me lol but he's yet to shape out these days to come to educate and gain from it because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. that the believe the kiss near the city reall

not over the. hill. and it was in a. fit. i'm not i'm. not. going to. be astounded to see. one of us going to court and not. look we see it but not that and if you. were to travel. to get about a good time there on the family one of the. i don't. see fit to. be lying when you know mindedly about the runs on wow i didn't buy. it is that oh i don't tell you about. the demo man doing that sort of. stuff that people value. i'm not going to want to be but i'm just. going to come back. each. time after time called her ration to repeat the same mantra sustainability very important. transition to sustainable price board sustainability or manna the more equitable and sustainable. they claim their production is completely hama's. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something i'll just keep going to. next geysers financial survival guide. when customers go buy your additional. good now well reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. cash cow and

not doing more to ensure the aircraft we're safe to fly. we are surprised that this report came only from the democrats on the hill and not from the republicans. >>but nevertheless we view every report seriousness. >>in a statement, the f a a says it looks forward to working with congress to quote implement improvements identified in the report. the investigation also describes a culture of concealment at boeing and alleges the company withheld crucial information from the and its customers. boeing says it cooperated with congress is in korean learned many hard lessons from the accidents and the mistakes quote that we have made. >>money talks and apparently testing talks. there is big news today for sports fans, the big 10 will play college football. this year after all league announcing today. it will kick off an eight-game season starting the weekend of october 24th. all student athletes, coaches trainers and other staff will be tested every day for covid the big 10 voted last month to postpone all fall sports, including football. and that was met with the most criticism president trump stepped in try to get them on the field you're talking

i will not take his word >> hill: summer is coming to its unofficial end, but not racial justice demonstrations. the police killing of george floyd on memorial day ignited protests that continue in many plas around the country this labor day weekend. in rochester, new york, calls for justice continued last night for the fourth over the death of daniel prude, who died inarch in police custody. new york state attorney general letitia james said yesteay she's convening a grand jury as part of a "exhaustive investigation" into the death of prude. in wisconsin, jacob blake is speaking out publicly. a kenosha police officer shot blake seven times in the back two weeks ago, leadg to several days of demands for answers and action, some of which were violent. >> every 24 hours, it's... pain. it hurts to breathe, it hurts to sleep, it hurts to move from side to side, ihurts to eat. please, i'm telling you, change your lives out there. >> hill: and in portland, oregon, police declared a protest overnight a riot, and fired tear gas after activists reportedly threw rocks and fire bombs at police. at one poi

not over the. hill. and it was in a. fit. i'm not under not. going to. be able to use. it up and in the pool and. look we see it but not that and if you. haven't. i can go back to give my mother on the run on the bank of money. i don't. see the specifics of the law and when my mind to be intimate. wow i can find. it is that oh i don't tell you about. the yellow man to me that's a. tough task people value. i'm not going to want to be but i'm just going. on and on as a comma. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability stay number manna the more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hama's. because. it didn't design the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something all this must be going to mean and i mean look. this is the move and news to me doing to me when i'm stunned seemed to be based on just good looks so going in. the world is driven by a dream s

not over the. hill. and it was in a. fit. i'm not under it not. going to have. the ability to see. and when the. and in that. look we receive it but not in the. treasury. i can get about to give my mother i'm about a month on the bottom of my you know. i don't. see spit it's the law and when my mind to be intimate. while i can find. that oh i don't tell you about. the demo man to me that's it. stuff that people value out of it. i've never been a want to be but i'm just glad i'm not. going to combat. that the believe the kids sneer those who really can show you. show that they can just be suitably. well that was supposed to stop us they so. you know never stupina bull episodes didn't go to see you you're. doing your force where you could be near must of missed if not thoughts about spirit i pity you it was more experienced than you know. sure. to move the. story they were but what is. the fundamental notion you know borders just blind to nationalities. you. know so much we don't come with the reality we don't look like seeing the whole world needs to be. judged as commentary crisis

and we're not seeing as we look into the valley and into the hills you have the smoke. e part is also the regular tuesday morning but we're not seeing the fire activity. we're not seeing the flames. we do know the firefighters are out there. they're roving the hills. we believe the fire has moved south now to annadel state park through eastern santa rosa. we're just not seeing the same type of fire activity we saw yesterday morning. hopefully it stays this way. reporting live in santa rosa, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> here is a look at the current evacuation maps. 68,000 people are under evacuation orders in sonoma county alone due to the glass fire. it's estimated another 10,000 are under evacuation orders in napa county. >>> all right, a quick look at the forecast right now. the temperatures, as i was mentioning, the humidity should help firefighters today, kari. >>> yeah, we're starting out much cooler this morning and we'll see those temperatures still heating up toe. we're reaching into the upper 90s and do have more triple digits in the f

if it starts in the hills it will travel all the way down and i'm not trying to leave. you feel me? >> reporter: the hills are a mix of jurisdiction so patrols will come from several cities, east bay regional parks and uc berkeley police. another idea, automatically making all fireworks calls high priority instead of nonemergency. reporting live, ktvu f0x2 news. >>> coming up, celebrating halloween during a pandemic. will the threat of the coronavirus scare away thoughts of trick-or-treating. also tonight, san francisco launches a coordinated crackdown on sideshows after deadly violence at one recent event. >>> you have left us with no choice. in san francisco they will not be tolerated. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bou

i no promises on air do not necessarily provide real fruit behind closed doors, i will say this, i have had a number of conversations with democrats on capitol hillnot just the problem solvers caucus, but a number of others. i think there is a growing sense that they are still -- there are still really needs that you need to address. the, what are the barriers right now to getting a deal done? what are you finding? >> i think those are well articulated barriers, probably the biggest obstacle continues to be the amount of money that is outlined for state and local health even in the problem initiative, it was some 500 billion. there is a caveat there, it was based on revenue losses, that gives me hope, if we can look at real facts and real losses than we hope we can get to something that actually makes sense. >> what is the administration willing to move on? >> i'm not going to negotiate here in front of 325 million people. i can tell you that we have shown a great degree of flexibility. even hopefully with the support of statements that i am making right now as it relates to the problem solvers caucus proposal. i know i have been on speed dial wi

not super-gusty. in the hills we could see the gusts of 15 to 20 miles per hour. i see the best chance of getting 15 to 40 miles per hour gusts in the north bay hills. at 1,000 feet and above. be ready for the heat. maybe some of the power outages from pg&e. we're not sure. i don't make the decision. file that in the back of your mind. >> something to keep an eye on. >> coming up. making the act of social distancing into a piece of art. the special project happening. explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. all in one stop! visit floor and decor in person or online. appointed the first mexican american chancellor. he will now lead the nations largest four year public univ

he went to understand some of the struggles that shape capitol hill, not any better guy than karl holtz. also finished jonathan carl's book. it's not congress. se, because he is a white house correspondent and works for abc news. but front row and the trump show is an interesting read. i know karl, i have been interviewed by him on a podcast once or twice. if somebody writes a book i think it is really knowledgeable and professional. you want to hear they have to say. because again there talking to a lot of people in many cases you can't talk to or don't have the occasion to talk to. they bring a lot of insights into the political field and into congress. >> host: how much sharing of book ideas do you do in congress? >> guest: quite a bit. i do sort of a favorite book of the month that we publish regularly on our website. and we have a lot of inquiries about that. i also throw a party for republicans every year at christmas that is a really nice affair. usually dinner at the willard and then a christmas present almost always a book. and quite often have a particular ellen kinsinger from

years is a brilliant look and if you want to understand some of the struggles that shaped capitol hill, not -- not any better guide than carl, also just finished jonathan carl's book and it's not congress per se because he's a white house correspondent, of course, for abc news, but front row in the trump show is an interesting read. you know, i know carl, i've been interviewed him and appeared on the podcast once or twice. when someone like that writes a book that is really knowledgeable and professional, you want to hear what they have to say because, again, they are talking to a lot of people that in many cases you can't talk to or don't have the occasion to talk to and they bring a lot of insights into the political field and into congress. >> how much sharing of book ideas do you do congress? >> quite a bit. i do favorite book of the month that we publish regularly on our website and we get inquiries about that. i also throw a party for republican appropriators every year at christmas and it's a really nice affair. usually dinner at thewillards and get a christmas president and it's alm

biden chaired that all-male committee which question hill's character and came off to many has not takingseriously well now she says between biden and president trump. >>she picks biden gloria borger spoke with hill and biden about their shared history. >>the press or the swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. >>was it scary. ellos terrify he would call me into a soft it's been nearly 30 years since anita hill testified before a now infamous senate judiciary hearing led by joe biden you lay out she has come to a surprising conclusion would you like to see elected in november. >>i think joe biden is a person who should be elected in november and that's not all would you be willing to work with him. >>oh yes, my commitment is to finding solutions and i am more than willing to work with him i was very uncomfortable with the ideal became a household name testifying before the all-male committee. >>during the supreme court confirmation of clarence thomas judge thomas began to use work situations to discuss. hill claimed thomas sexually harassed her when she wo

brown santa rosa, in the hills now, should not be down the surface, in the hills, so it will stay pretty quick. this is the model. let's hope that transpires, let's hope they can put that, get the wind on or get the power on sooner based on this when defense looking like it will really tamp down by about noon tomorrow afternoon. look at that sea breeze, that is interesting. it is still warm but hoping it is 68, 88. it was a record high minimum, 71 degrees, they woke up in san francisco at 71 degrees. that was a record. the forecast for tomorrow, there it is, fox has to show up, it is not going to happen. to some extent it does but it would not be chewed away. we have a nice cool down underway now, tonight, and tomorrow morning the wind will blow, it is going to be a very warm to hot day tomorrow but you notice not as stifling around the bay and at the coast. and then you see further cooling trends, as we get into friday, saturday and sunday but to what you said earlier, this has been, i cannot say unprecedented but as long as i have been around, i've not seen anything quite like this. >>

fire is playing nice so they're keeping a close eye on it they're not spraying it at this time is actually according to them moving up the hill and not down the hill, but anything could possibly happen as he leaves all over the place. so there's so much material to burn that he can reach the home the back deck at this particular time yulia sevens and i just notice is how heartbreaking as this they obviously are not in the house at this time, but there are little kids toys rate here some scooters a razor there is obviously a family lives here but they have to race out of their home because of the fire. me show you some video and some still pictures of just the fire that's been terrorizing sonoma and napa counties since sunday morning when the fire started off. around couple of 100 acres and it exploded to thousands of acres and james darya use talk about the acreage at this time, 8500 homes threatened 8501 if you want to count this particular home everything is fine so far so good as far as they fatalities, nobody has died from this they have gotten unfortunately so much practice over the years that they knew to evacuate many

area counties is now pushing hard for in lieu of a covid vaccine. >>> plus residence in the oakland hills not waiting around for fires to reach their homes. the fire prevention plan that signed off by the city. >>> in business owners in san francisco client for a block of church street to reopen. why they say the intent of the closure is now moved. >>> still ahead, how one bay area woman is not only lending a hand the sentences go seniors but le ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> since the pandemic began many of us have had to make changes, and adapt. not many of us have adapted like adrian williams. she shifted her nonprofit from helping young san francisco children she calls her babies to those in need on the other end of the age spectrum. three times a week, reference in the and joseph and wanda hutchins didn't greet volunteers delivering backs of food to residents of fellowship manor, and affordable housing complex in san francisco. >> they are so excited and happy that someone is thinking about them, doing -- during this pandemic time and bring them something to eat. >> reporter: and 25 backs, organic chicken,

this includes not only the hills of the north and east bay but interior valleys of the north bay and east bay. low relative humidity, gusts to near 50 miles an

orange skies across the adria in san francisco orange skies rain down ashen in the berkeley hills you could not even see the a bridge or alcatraz. >> this morning the sky was yellow and the sun was orange. >> this guy is horrible but the temperature is a lot better. >> would rather be in hawaii if i could. have to deal with that sometimes. >> the bad news is not going away anytime soon? >> whenever the wind shifts around and gives us hope but it lasted night and blew the smoke in from the fires in northern california. air quality still an issue for the north a and east bay on wednesday and solano county as well. sensitives groups might not be as bad today. the smoke was a little dispersed instead of being concentrated at ground level but the air quality is significant. look at how the air quality changed throughout the day. read flag warning in effect for higher elevation until 8:00 tomorrow morning north bay mountains, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. winds not as strong as they were initially but 20-30-mile an hour sustained winds gusts to around 50 miles an hour combined with low hum

this includes not only the hills of the north and east bay but interior valleys of the north bay and east bay. low relative humidity, gusts to near 50 miles an hour. ere wil up theusts.a could seelt 25 miles an hour. 24 up at mt. diablo. current air quality is pretty good. out towards the delta, though, it is moderate. we'll see the haze come into play out towards our east bay valleys as temperatures there come up an easy 10 degrees from yesterday's reading. allowing for a good air quality today. throughout the day today look for that warmup to be kind of rapid with 80 noontime, low 80s around the bay, staying comfortable today only though at the coast. tomorrow even the coast heats up. a further look at that coming t. pg says nearly 100,000 customersed could be impacted by a public safety power shutoff this weekend. but in the bay area only about 180 customers in napa county so far could lose power. the shutoff is expected to start tomorrow morning in an effort to prevent wildfires. a red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow. abc 7 reporter luz penna reports that has firefighters

not just the hills. the sustained wind in the range of 35 to 45 miles an hour when they are at their peak with some gust on the hilltops to around 50 miles an hour and that is strong enough to fan the flames of any fire that is going to go the community will be in the teens, if not in the single digits and that is low enough to really dry out the fire fuels. the heat starts to kick in, it will not be overly hot yet for the first half of the weekend, temperatures running about 5 to 10 degrees above average but on sunday, about 20 degrees above average in that puts us in near record territory. >>> now to a live look at ocean beach, san francisco, this evening we are also monitoring a big wave of surf, all along the coast and we are talking waves breaking up to 20 feet. the weather service is issuing a beach hazard statement a meeting that if you go in the water you must be prepared. a big concern for those dangerous ripcurrents that can pull people out to sea. if i tried rescue crews on standby, we supplan

grizzly peak boulevard or forcefully to call says police and fire agencies fear if they do not intervene. >>the hillsll go up and flakes. >>the thought of a major fire happening in the berkeley and oakland hills brings back painful memories east bay police and fire it wouldn't take much for a repeat of 1991 when a firestorm. and destroyed thousands of homes, this is a problem that we face on a day-to-day basis. we have serious risk in terms of wildfire and wildfire season is not a couple months that like it used to be it's at least half the year now in response to the at least 10 illegal fires the open fire department says it has had to respond to a long grizzly peak boulevard since june 1st. >>the oakland berkeley, u c berkeley and kensington police departments have committed to adding additional patrols in the area indefinitely for us we're going to focus on nighttime. >>we'll be looking at the evening in the wee hours of the morning. that's typically when the activity is reported the allied agencies say the recent fires have been the result of illegal fireworks and bonfires signage has been posted

. >>> that fire weather watch is in effect for not just the hills of the east bay but also the valley. all of solano counties kicks in at 11:00 on saturday morning, goes through 8:00 on monday morning, that is when will have the gusty wind and the lowest timidity by saturday afternoon, relative humidity is expected to be down into the teens in spots, a lot of locations where it is in the 20s and there are some locations it could dip into the single digits and the wind, while not as dusty as they can be when we get the really strong diablo wins, 20 to 30 mile an hour wind gusts with gusts up to 40 miles an hour, strong enough to make fires behave erratically if they get started which is why we are emphasizing the need for caution and of course the potential for smoke and near record high temperatures as well. we talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you for that, some big news on the future cars in california, gov. newson signing an executive order today, phasing out the sale of gasoline powered vehicles by 2035. california would be the first state in the nation wi

hill for not having other parts of your own hiring process of closing down and he would be a pity to not be able to provide a solution for them. first of all can i show you some footage that yes that i shot here because i spent a considerable amount of time underwater we're looking at the environment the design and build we're looking at sustainability then when we look at the videotape here even though this is such a pristine environment we find those remnants of me and like the plastics. the bag. there. that's the bit there. it or. it could be. me. and so i was a little bit taken aback to see some evidence in the environment here. that there are some evidence that maybe some sailboats of anchored in this this safety harbor and. made a quick disposal of their waste. but all that's easy to clean up. for me the water quality is based on not only these fish but the smallest of fish the glass minnows the micro minnows. and you see them just flourishing in this environment. so it's a healthy ecosystem. we score the waves the tidal surge the solemnity all those environmental factors. as w

this morning, adele is saying hello to controversy over this photo posting, happy what would be notting hillrate the jamaican carnival, but the response wide ranging. earnest stowens calling it the cultural appropriation that nobody asked for, adding hate to see it. but some black britons unbothered like david lami pointing out the festival's traditional dress up adding adele grew up in a highly diverse and multicultural neighborhood in london. so she gets it more than most. cultural consultant dr. yaba says it's the traditionally black hairstyle that crosses the line from appreciation to appropriation. >> so, adele, if you're not going to wear that hairstyle on a red carpet, if you don't appreciate it so much as to wear it to a boardroom, then it does feel like a costume in this moment. black women don't have that same luxury to put on an off hairstyle and still be regarded in the same way. >> reporter: the response is similar to when the kardashians wearing cornrows or 'do rags are hailed as fashionable but others doing the same, specifically black americans is seen as unprofessional. >> t

the activity comes after dark, police plan to enforce no parking at about nine turnouts in the hills. not only with signs and pylons at entrances, but extra patrols , seven days per week. despite we don't want people to stop and park and have the behavior which leads to danger. >> reporter: since the hills are a jumble of jurisdictions, enforcement will come from oakland, berkeley, east bay parks and mcallen police force. despite we have to make sure that reinforce what the rules are and not much else, the rules don't matter if they don't enforce them. >> we have been experiencing impacts around the fires. >> reporter: those that come up here austin hope the edit enforcement works. despite if it starts up here in the hills it will travel all the way down, and i'm not trying to leave. you feel me? >> reporter: the message is, drive through but don't stop between nine a clock p.m. in 6:00 a.m. the hope is that awareness will do the trick and julie, the police will not have to write citations. >> all right, deborah reporting live for us nice, thank you. >>> fire officials are worried about t

phd black woman who got her on chapel hill, i am not her. i am.oes not define who that visceral reaction as a student and the ability to teach, educate, and get my students to understand what chapel hill is and that process of race and develop empathy, because some of my students had no idea that black students and african-americans go out of their way to not have to see on their daily trails. in university of alabama was boulder that was recently removed. when i talk about the united daughters of the confederacy i teach a chapter. my whole class goes out to our academic quad and we talk about it. that is interesting because where it was situated, the quad is a legacy of slavery. african-americans hand cut that squad and the campus grew up around it. the klan claimed that as a rallying point for the mob violence of 1966. you have current day people who tailgate there have no idea. then charlottesville happened. for me to use that monument as a teaching tool to get my students to have conversations about our current campus. these other debate

on capitol hill, not the representatives over the senators, the staff.ff is actually very on both side. the republican side is actually more than the democratic side end of the thing is that the republican side, they are very discreet about the fact that they are republicans. you have republicans that are finally coming out and saying, i'm tired of seeing what's going on around the country. trump is the one who at least we'll say we've had enough of this and that's what we are looking at. >> tucker: i think in the end of that's what. will this person improve my life or will this person hurt me? that matters than any of these stupid symbolic appeals. i think that's a really fair point that you make. thanks for coming on tonight. >> thanks, tucker. amazingly it went so fast, the show that's the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. and guess what is next, that's not all because sean hannity takes over alive. >> sean: last minute prep, you caught me. anyway, welcome to "hannity." tonight you the more joe biden leaves his basement bunker,

not be disturbed. is this to do with antipathy towards brexit itself amongst members of the democratic party on the hill that the nation made. we are not concerned at all with the decision that they made, we might have a disagreement on white but the truth is that was up to the people of the uk. 0ur argument is that ireland and a successive good friday agreement are not to be used as a part in a dispute between the uk and the european union. success of the good friday agreement is there for the world to witness and included the elimination of the border and the republic of our own game of article 20 —— 2 and 3 of their constitution with the purpose of helping the agreement. what we want to do is remind people how grim the situation was and there ought not be any threat. we sought that clarity today from secretary raab. did you get clarity, we are convinced the uk government was going to do anything that might jeopardise the good friday agreement? he made it very clear there was no consideration of returning a ha rd consideration of returning a hard border to ireland and that is welcome news but i will p

saying we're rounding the corner, the vaccine is weeks away his own health officials today not just on capitol hill and not just in testimony but repeatedly, dr. deborah berks says we can't get complacent the very fleeting increase and significant developments we have seen and gained over the summer will all be erased when the flu come pounds the virus, chuck >> what is it they believe, what gains have been made in the summer this is one of the things i think is very hard to comprehend coming out of the white house. they'll say things like that not make the gains what gains, considering we're treading water. >> they would argue that hospitalization rates are down, that you've seen positivity rates in certain places go down. they feel they have somewhat of a better strategy on testing they point to all those things that in the first three or four months were completely out of control and wasn't a significant coordinated strategy on any of that that's what administration officials and task force would say, but of korcourse cases skyrocket. amount of lives lost you have the president not acknowledging

not be disturbed. katty: is this to do with antipathy towards br itself ongst members of the democratic party on the hill no, absolutely not. that's a sovereign decision that the nation made.we are not conch the decision they made. we might havis areement on why, but the truth is, theyade that decision. our argument is that ireland oughnot to be used as a prop in the dispute.k between the in the european union. the successful agreement is there for the world to witness, repuic of ireland gave up articles two and three of the constitution for the agreement. what we want to do is remind people there ought noto be any threat from. -- from secretary rob. katty: did you get clarity on that, or you convincgo u.k. rnment is not preparing to do anything that might jeopardize the good friday agreement? >> we made it very clear that there was no consideration for returning to order -- i think it is welcome news. the dispute they had with the ee remains constant. i think what we will do is, we will be vigilant. many us were part of that agreement and feel very strongly that we ought not to be revisiting it every ti

not a filter. this is a look at the camera looking from the berkeley hills. now, our meteorologist rob mayeda explained this online yesterday talking about why our skies turn orang you have all of this smoke pollution. it's because of those longer wavelengths that come from the sunshine. and only the red and orange pass through. so we don't get the shorter wavelengths that we normally do at this time of day, which would cause the sky to appear blue. so we're going to talk more about this. you can find this story on nbcbayarea.com where you can also find more information about our air quality. we'll talk about our wind and temperatures in the forecast coming up in a few minutes, marcus. >>> we want to take a live look for you at the golden gate bridge. look at that. you know what? you can't see the sun at all. barely seeing the sun. but you know what? this is not fog. this is all from the bear wildfire in oroville. this is blanketing the bay area with smoke and ash and is just one reason we are having another spare the air day. nbc bay area's bob redell is liv

. terms of conflict resolution and should not be disturbedm is to do with antipathy towards brexit itself amongst members of the democratic party on capitol hillision the nation made. we are not concerned at all with the decision they made and we may have disagreement on why but the truth is that was up to the people of the uk and they made that decision. 0ur argument is that decision. 0ur argument is that ireland and the success of the good friday agreement ought not to be used as a plot in the dispute between the uk and the european union. the success of the good friday agreement is therefore the world to witness including elimination of the border and republic of ireland gave up articles in the constitution for the purpose of helping to secure the agreement so helping to secure the agreement soi helping to secure the agreement so i think what we want to do is remind people what the circumstances were and that should not be any threat and whistle clarity today from secretary dominic raab. did you get clarity always convinced that the uk government is not proposing to do anything that may jeopardise the proposing to do anything that mayjeopar

hill. we have been there for 31 years now. and my father started farley's originally when he broke his french press and could not find a replacement part and found petrero hill could be the ideal location and we really became to embrace our motto which became community in the cup when the earthquake happened in 1989 and a lot of power around water in the city was out, except on petrero hill, and no one was going to work, so the neighborhood really came together and came to farley's and we became a community gathering space. that is really how community in a cup, our motto, began, and what we embrace today and we certainly hope to be approved for a legacy business to carry that on. as we all know, community is needed right now more than ever. i want to thank you for your consideration and thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. [no audio. >> sir, we lost your audio. >> caller: i am pleased to serve for the lgbt and a resident of san francisco since 1981. i regard my role as a solemn duty and the a formidable collection perhaps anywhere in the world and is sacred keeper of some of the greatry threshshies and stories. i am proud to

not be disturbed. is this to do with antipathy towards brexit itself amongst members of the democratic party on the hillot, that is a sovereign decision that the nation made. we are not concerned at all with the decision that they made, we might have a disagreement on white but the truth is that was up white but the truth is that was up to the people of the uk. they made that decision. 0ur argument is that ireland and a successive good friday agreement are not to be used as a part in a dispute between the uk and the european union. success of the good friday agreement is there for the world to witness and included the elimination of the border and the republic of our own game of article 20 of their constitution with the purpose of helping the agreement. what we wa nt of helping the agreement. what we want to do is remind people how grim the situation was and there ought not be any threat. we saw the clarity today from secretary dominic raab. congressman richard neal speaking to katty kay. now let's get more on dominic raab's visit from our washington correspondent, nomia iqbal. brexit is really high on

from chapel hill, i'm not her. carr does not define who i am. for me that visceral reaction as a student and then the ability to teach and educate and get my students who understand where chapel hill is and work through that process of race, what does this mean. develop empathy. some of my students had not idea that african-americans go out of their way to not have to see on the daily trails. the university of alabama, our boulder, just recently removed. >> yeah. >> whenever i talk about the confederacy i deep a chapter from karen cox and my whole class go goes out to our academic quad and talked about it. that quad is interesting because where it was situated that quad is a legacy of slavery. african-american hand cut the quad. the rest of the campus grew up around it. when a mob kicked her off campus the klan claimed that as a rallying point of the mob violence of '56. you have this current day and people tailgate and then charleston happened and charlottesville happened. to use that monument as a teaching tool to get my students to have conver

the health experts on capitol hill vowing not to bow to political pressure to push approval. johnson & johnson with new trials, what makes them difference. >>> the republican governor testing positive. >>> tributes to ruth bader ginsburg, hundreds paying respects. >>> president trump racing to replace ginsburg before the election suggesting the court may decide the election the president also attacking cindy mccain, widow of john mccain, for endorsing joe biden as polls in key battlegrounds tighten. >>> our nbc news investigation, the type of ballot rejected in staggering numbers in 2016, how to protect your vote >>> and the holiday shopping wars, already heating up in the pandemic when to get the best deals. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone in this year of reckoning over the violent deaths of black americans at the hands of police the case of breonna taylor shook so many to their core, an innocent woman shot to death in her own home last march during a late-night attempt by police to execute a warrant. today we learn none

not as quiet. the east bay hills still 85 degrees up there with those winds. so, expect 70s at the coast 80s in san francisco and 9 os and 100s for the rest of us. this could be the last day we say 100s. i'll show you the seven-day forecast coming up. here's kumasi. >>> today is the first day of classroom instruction for hundreds of students in the north bay. marin county approved waivers for more than a dozen schools to reopen during the pandemic. education, as you know, one of the five issues that we focus on to build a better bay area. lauren martinez is set at a school that is set to welcome back its students. >> we're in front of marin not all 15 will reopen, but they are allowed to do so. now, the county says based on the most recent local coronavirus metrics, the state has moved marin from tier one, it's most restricted status to a slightly more open tier two because of improvements and virus results. now, another 11 schools have applied for waivers and if they are also approved, they can reopen on september 14th, which is next monday. now, after two we

it's been confirmed the body of ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state on capitol hill on friday the 1st woman to be given not on or the capitol hill is also the place where the arguments about her replacement continue the leader of the republicans in the senate mitch mcconnell says there will be a vote what is telling he said by the end of the year not november the 3rd the date of the presidential election. and the fact that the senate will vote on this nomination this year the american people realize that our majority and 26 say they strengthened it further and 28 day because we pledge to work with president trump on the most critical issues facing our country the federal judiciary was right at the top of the lurch today i am nominating chief judge merrick brian garland to join the supreme court back in 201610 months before the election president barack obama named merrick garland to fill a vacancy on the supreme court it was caused by the death of a conservative justice the republicans refused to push for a voter's nomination insisting the election should be held 1st it was something senate democratic lead

we are surprised at the support came only from the democrats on the hill and not from the republicans. >>but nevertheless we view every report seriousness the report also describes a culture of concealment at boeing and alleges the company withheld crucial information from the f a a and its customers boeing says it cooperated with congress is inquiry and quote learned many lessons from the accidents and quote the mistakes we've made reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news health officials in the east bay are discouraging trick or treating this year. the creative way that one neighborhood now plans to celebrate halloween. can't wait to hear back and that outside want to check in on the bay bridge toll plaza, no bad news into san francisco, the only thing in your way. karl the fog lots of it for the bay bridge and the golden gate, a special advisory has been issued to take it easy out there, we'll have a complete traffic check in just a bit. >>welcome back everyone the times for 29 good morning and thanks for waking up with us we're all waki

and western areas, not just around, misty over the hillsut throughout the day, cloud will be thick enough apache light rain with drizzle before something heavy turns up in the north—west of scotla nd turns up in the north—west of scotland later. after that mild start, warm afternoon, especially when you get the sunshine and if you do get the sunshine could see temperatures around 23— 25 degrees. best chance of that in some parts of the south—east, eastern wales was lincolnshire and yorkshire. sangre are lincolnshire and yorkshire. sangre a re parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire. sangre are parts of england and wales and northern ireland, eastern scotland should have a great day but this evening, rain starts to spread extensively across the island, the hebrides and 0rkney. there will be heavy birth text in amongst that and through the evening and overnight, the first half will be wet for parts of scotla nd the first half will be wet for parts of scotland and northern ireland, turning clear here as we go through the night. patch images workin