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david the pap is facing charges of attempting to kidnap a federal official. in this case, former house speaker nancy pelosi and assaulting an immediate family member of a federal official. >>> the city council in san jose approving an emergency declaration allowing tiny homes to be built more rapidly by cutting the red tape . council members say current codes and other regulations slows down and limits the numbers of interim shelters available in the san jose. backers hope this will cut the average two year construction time in half. >>> a cold front swept its way throughout the bay area yesterday, allowing for daytime highs to only hit the 60s from our inland areas to the coast. we will continue to see more cool, dense air move its way in from the north. this is very winter like but we are starting to see that wrapping up the month of october. this is what it is going to look like over the next couple of days. clear skies today but skies will -- clouds will role in. it will be a beautiful but dry weekend ahead, which is perfect if you're heading out for any

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most people do just a simple little stick potato, tumble root vegetables, pap towards a crispy fate. sometimes hard to believe, but i am actually belgium's favorite st. food crispy on the outside to we on the inside. that's what we strive for. i don't really like to talk myself up, but people do seem to enjoy my company. it's amazing. is the best buy i have ever tried, matt. christy not to greasy. not saki know yes. just right and always gone by sunday last week. okay. quite a bit, chris here the spanish ones got pulled up here and those are the best price problem is around 22, not the perfect price or in belgium. most if we prize a lot. my home is the french price stand chipping. this is just one of some, 5000 around the country behind the counter is his domain was oh, hello. glad to meet you. my name's steve pitts is. i'm a 500 north brussels in my little stand. as you can see here, get on the come with what life as a free to or east isn't easy. but steve got the hang of this, what he job deck. his weapon is cooking oil. fuel define oil. that's how they everything we work with. be

this is, as his fairy tale went pap constant grudge. the net it lasted forever.. >> i think that's totally right and i concur with what donnie says. it's odd, but the criminal charges almost takes as badge of honor on the campaign trail but this, mortified at the notion he would be formally found to about fraudster and his whole brand for all his life have been just a sort of pose. this is by the way, i think a coordinated smorgasbord is a good word you use. four different cases including this one. we'll see tomorrow a motion to stay this entire trial. none of it i expect will be successful, but all of it especially the one before judge chutkan is trying to lay groundwork for something on appeal, you know, when talking about if he's not elected and he is convicted, 2025, 2026, but there's just no doubt that even though these aren't criminal charges they absolutely stick the knife in to him in a way none of the others does. >> harry, is any judge going to -- i mean, it's all a delay tactic, because he wants to put the ball off to the other side of the election, an

22nd year, an amendment was adopted by one of the deputies, when they limited , removed, said the paps for three years, and the parliament then voted, but the european union and the imf, they said , no, no, let's still go to the european directive, before it is written in the legislation, there are other european countries, let's go back there, and the parliament was forced to return, of course now there is a task to work with by-laws so that, why there are, for example, a lot of discussions that relate to peps now, because people turn to banks, banks say, this term of lifelong peps, although in law, which was adopted, it is clearly written there that if the bank monitors the employee more closely 12 months after the release, if he does not see such dubious transactions, when expensive real estate is purchased or some offshore or something else, he removes this high-risk criterion and the person is already goes to... thank you very much for being with us today, it was olena shulyak, people's deputy of ukraine. chevrons bringing victory closer, be who you want to be. you can be whoever

so welcome for the whole system corner of the in the i just pushing in from the pap and go with his tropical disturbance developing this week. as the i'm, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes with tips of global nickel reserves . indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy. harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits. essential, committed to being fine, mental protection, enhancing investment climate digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the other day you're watching out, is there a reminder of our top stories this week? any reports of a clash along the israel does have both of these really ami says full. so just what ended one of them critically in on classes, neck of woods from place to the board. a mess earlier it was a claim to have clashed with his really forces in the area statement from amazon wing the some brigades said it as long as the strikes with dozens of rockets to the sacrament of net to vote in response design is mastic is against civilians, israel has

the bigger the seat between flag me approval and believes for example, of, of thailand as well as paps pact to start, it is an opportunity to sit down and took so i knew there is a lot to talk about, especially as no number of conflicts going on and voices that may be one hot before fine, you will get to show that to pens. what i thought was more a guides to reporting from beijing for us. well, the meantime, what i do want to do is bring in file to new director of the international business at a business ethics, a beautiful students, national business and economics. thank here for joining us. those are um, i mean the belt roads initiative is an unbelievable project. so many countries involved so much money spent, what makes it special? what makes it different? well, the better road is really and this is who pump proposed by china on or president and she didn't pin part of allowing the participation of so many countries as so far, there is a $140.00 countries that sign up uh, west china to participate. whereas the either the member and, and also with specific projects. and the other thi

well i'm here and uh, nice in the hospital them time eunice, this hospital refuse to thousands of pap indeed who have enough their homes the inside units because they were already bombarded at the beginning of the war and then thousands more. who have to come here because there are no places who have come from got the city in the north who to stay here and take practice at the hospital. while this is how the c looks outside the hospital, inside the hospital, the hospital is extremely fox with injuries and killed as the situation in the hospital. it remains overwhelmed with an accurate shortage of medical staff, medical equipment, medications, and still calling for urgent humanitarian aid. to enter the gaza strip, does the hospital still have power at this point in the hospital, how old hospitals? the goal is to have announced that a a matter of 24 hours. this is actually the last 24 hours where they have a solar to run the external generators that they have been depending on the past few days. or the rule has also confirmed that all goes to hospitals have a maximum capacity of 24 hour

and so being provided, there's no questions a, have been, pap said, being forced into this, you can all get a box the scale of death and the c 1000000 discriminant way it was carried out that was not a good time to it. was it? but certainly this tactic because look, this is not the conventional war between 2 armies or between the 2 states. this is a symmetrical board and allow me just a few seconds to explain that to what to do is that on the road. i submit that goal for it means that the 2 sides have to go to the different standards of how they measure of their success. just, i'm curious at the different values. what does it mean to start with? the cliche goals is ranges defend us, the videos are the senior partners, how hard behind the surveys, which is not true, but the kind of image keeps that compression, that it's the population does the projects experience. and now that these data is coming back goes up. how much is going to get more popular? not just popular. so why did they think that going to it right? that gets from us. in fact, how much would it become stronger? but the gove

find in packaging and glass, metal and pap rer all easily recycled. we don't want plastic.s plastic. awe what you we do locally is we have the program to think disposable and work one on one to provide technical assistance to swap out the disposable food service to reusables and we have funding available to support businesses to do that so that is a way to get them off there. and i believe now is the time we will see a lot of the solutions come on the market and come on the scene. >> and is really logistics company and what we offer to restaurants is reasonable containers that they can order just like they would so we came from about a pain point that a lot of customers feel which wills a lot of waste with takeout and deliver, even transitioning from styrofoam to plastic, it is still wasteful. and to dream about reusing this one to be re-implemented and cost delivery and food takeout. we didn't have throwaway culture always. most people used to get delivered to people's homes and then the empty milk containers were put back out when fresh milk came. customers are so excited

to you jeremy because freedom from religion says about coach freeze and the athlete pap tichl quoting auburn sports programs are full of young and impressionable students at athletes . . . and you say what, jeremy? >> well, it's unfortunate someone has such a cynical take on what is otherwise a remarkable movement across this country and there in auburn where lives are being changed because people like tanya and others are spending time praying and hoping that thing will get done on campus for students in desperate need of some of the love and it happens to be others like tanya that come and love them and coach freeze doing christian things as a christian. founding fathers wouldn't be bothered by that whole thing. i want to talk to students across the country at their campus, don't shy away the from this. the free exercise of religion protects your right to do this type of thing and moms across the country you can too. the first amendment is here to protect you and if you have any questions about that go to first liberty.org so we can help out. >> lastly to you tanya what do you think

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it's a cocktail i call "c-pap on the beach."s guy's claiming matt gaetz was running around on the fourth of showing his amateur porn to anybody he could find, to everybody who works with him. that makes them somewhat be over-the-top bad employee example they use in hr training videos. and i'm told we have one now. >> inappropriate behavior, what employees need to know. >> hey, coworker roger, check out these videos. >> wait a moment, max, these appear to be sexually explicit in nature. >> it's okay, look, it's me enjoying erectile stimulants mixing caffeinated needed drinks and then having sex with women all night long. >> this was obviously before you ere married. >> that is correct. cheers! the blood is flowing like a river to my stimulated penis. >> what should he do, contact hr immediately, let max paralyze the government by firing the speaker the house? [cheers and applause] >> stephen: all of the above. all of the above. with mccarthy out of the picture, republicans have to elect a new speaker of the house and some of them

thought that will take about a month and the armed forces will then come back to the defence minister and papnato. sweden oh, as people may know, has been formally accepted by nato, but it has that decision still to be ratified by turkey which has been to say the least dragging its feet over it. at times, recep tayyip erdogan has said, we will approve swedish membership, but it has not happened yet. sweden is still hoping that will happen this autumn, but that will happen this autumn, but thatis that will happen this autumn, but that is far from certain. that will happen this autumn, but that is farfrom certain. at that will happen this autumn, but that is far from certain. at that point, sweden can put the action on to get started with the process of preparing these aircraft to export to ukraine. then making sure the ukrainian pilots are trained to use them as efficiently as possible. so yes, i think sweden can put the action on to get started with the process of preparing these aircraft to export ukraine. then process of preparing these aircraft to export ukraine.— process of preparing thes

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paps seeing people, getting people, seeing on, you know?s seeing people, getting people, seeing on, you know? well, he's clothes on, you know? well, he's i you know, i think i can see, you know, i think it's something, something similar happened to catherine, didn't ago. didn't it, years ago. >> ago she was in >> years ago when she was in france. that caused a big france. and that caused a big hoo course there was hoo ha. of course there was someone with a massively long lens somewhere. i can lens somewhere. and i can understand you don't understand that you don't want your holiday, but your private holiday, but. but your private holiday, but. but you think maybe it's more of a networking thing? >> it's definitely a >> i think it's definitely a network thing because very network thing because it's very important to important because she has to step person to another step from one person to another and don't really and people don't really hang around. them and then around. she uses them and then she on. i don't want to be she moves on. i don

and i want to show you that pap again. is when the moon will be come will completely blocking out the sun. and here is that pat starts in texas. it will be traveling through oklahoma, arkansas, missouri, illinois, kentucky, indiana, ohio, pennsylvania, new york, vermont, new hampshire and maine. they already know people who are planning book. some travel arrangements for that. should be really. kobe had won in 2017 back here in the bay area. we're just keeping an eye out on some lingering light showers. we had some rain that passed through all day on and off showers. we even saw some lightning strikes in the lake county and over at the central valley. so some parts have more rain and others. that system now moving east towards the sierra and sacramento area and the central valley. so here's the future cast of what we can expect in the next hour overnight to am looks like fremont livermore. san jose will have some light rain and partly cloudy skies there. 07:00am. looks like we'll be drying out for your morning commute and

the best is right along this pap of what's called total annual air. t and as we zoom into california, you see we'll see about an 80% eclipse about an 80% of the coverage of what you would see if you are in that half. now going to take you as if we're in a plane. we're starting at oregon cars that pass starts in oregon and it goes all the way to corpus christi, texas. if you're trying to get to the place, that's kind of the closest to us. you can see eugene, oregon right here. but taking that california, oregon border and that california, nevada border, it would be davis creekwood about be the closest spot that's in the top northeast corner of california. so that would be where you want to go. if you wanted to see the totality doubt. here's some tips here. you don't want to look directly at the sun. don't do it. sunglasses are going to protect you and you only want to look through an approved solar filter or observe it indirectly by projecting the suns image with a pin hole that tell you how to do this. this is kind of cool mom and dad, if you want to

so that's where the pap of totality started. and you can see here he has a cool picture.ection on the lake. this is crater lake in oregon. so really cool staff. and if you miss that, that event, the annular solar eclipse, that was an appetizer for this event come april 8 of next year. there's a total the sun will be completely blocked off by the moon. you may remember 2017, so we had a similar when but tate, yes. save the date and save those solar glasses. texas all the way to maine. that is the past for east coast friends. if you're traveling, i know people are ready planning to travel to see that. so should really cool. back here at home, we still have those cloudy skies and mild temperatures. today is a cool day can feel like fall before we heat up. but this is what's killing us down. we have some rain well to our north in the pacific northwest. so we're it's bringing some cloud cover here and maybe raindrops in about an hour to the north bay. it's also going to some breezy conditions around at 3 4 o'clock hour. so 25 20 miles per hour in san francisco, 18 and avato an

including making sure the government is kept open and votes not only on israel funding but aid to ukraine papuncertainty here on capitol hill, but at this point there's no path to getting someone into the speaker's chair at this point. >> thank you for now. emily wilkins. >>> still to come, nearly three quarters of buy now pay later users have a household income of less than $75,000. with interest rates pressuring spending we'll speak to the ceo of klarna one of the names used about the consumer trends he's seeing. we're back after this. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors, the garcias, love working with you. because the advice we give is personalized, hey, john reese, jr. how's your father doing? to help reach your goals with confidence. my sister has told me so much about you. that's why it's more than advice worth listening to. it's advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for

you see there and this is the pap here.o it's going to start on the northern coast of oregon and end in texas for us in california were in the 80% zone. so 80% partial view of totality. and you don't want to look at it with the naked eye. so i do have a little tutorial. if you want to make your own pen whole project are you only need basic office supplies actually went on the kron 4 and i saw some of these. so just shoe box a box tape, pen paper, scissors and a pencil. and then what you're going do you're going to cut out to small holes on one side of the box and then you can take that piece of foil. you're going to ali, take that onto one of the sides of the box and then you're going to poke a hole with that pencil. and then if you remember the other sheet of paper, you're going to be taping that inside the box that's going allow you to have a nice effect and viewing of that. and then once you close that box, you're going take it out wherever you go and you want to turn your back to the sun and look through that hole and i

it really is the dream >> i got a tour bus with a a c-pap machine hooked up, so - [ laughter ] it's prettyd derek was getting all his doors painted in his house, so he took all the doorknobs off and laid them in the living room floor on a sheet. and my dad went and bought one extra doorknob and put it in there. [ laughter ] yeah >> jimmy: just to slowly drive him crazy. your brother is like, "wait, what's --? >> well, he came back -- and like, i mean - if you want to drive someone crazy, do that like my -- it's like, "where's the other door?" [ laughter ] like they're missing -- they're missing a whole other door >> jimmy: it's really funny. >> they -- they almost got divorced over it [ light laughter ] it's like, "what are you, hiding doors from me what else are you hiding from me?" you know >> jimmy: things are going super well you started this new company called the nateland -- the nateland company >> nateland. >> jimmy: nateland and it's a production company, you're making -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- family friendly comedy specials on youtube right now. >> yeah, right now, the showcase is

there is still much to be done before president joe l to be done before presidentjoe biden, the paps early as friday actually happens and when it does, it will send a rare symbol of hope across the gaza strip, even though they know this is just a small, small start. normally, and this is farfrom normal times, small start. normally, and this is farfrom normaltimes, but small start. normally, and this is farfrom normal times, but even before all this happened, the dire humanitarian crisis in gaza, the united nations was bringing in 100 trucks a day. that is a bare minimum. of course, now is a situation which their suffering is beyond compare. gazans now worry that if they don't die under israeli bombardment, they will starve to death for not having water or food, all of the life—saving services that we all rely on. in that convoy, if it does go through, those 20 trucks, we understand there will be food, water, medicine, but no fuel. the united nations says that is one service, one good that is desperately needed now because you need electricity for water sanitation, you need it to pump

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what would you say to the people who go, they are the most papped couple in the world, right? might not want bikini pictures out there. all of that stuff, which i can understand. they might to understand. they might want to relax. they've to to relax. so they've got to go to an where billionaires escaped. >> a case of relaxing, >> it's not a case of relaxing, is a case seeing is it? it's a case of seeing the billionaires say here i billionaires who can say here i am. do you think it's networking? that's the thing. of course it's networking. >> there >> you think they go there thinking people she thinking the people that she wants to use and it's actually sort of shining. >> and that's her tick tick that i think she's got lots of boxes in her head of ticking. are you jealous? in her head of ticking. are you jeaiwould you not like to be on >> would you not like to be on billionaire island? no. >> i wouldn't, because >> no, i wouldn't, because i think thing you think all the thing that you care money. it's care about is money. then it's really pathetic. >> mean, proper >> well, s

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screening and prevention need to start earlier, thing likes pap smears and hpv testing which ideallyd to. getting vaccinated by this is key. >> other headlines? >> bladder cancer coming up soon in the pipeline. >> you're the best. all right. see you on gma3. >> thank you. >> michael? >>> now to our series finding the positive in the negative. this morning an exclusive look at a startling new harvard report finding 18 to 25-year-olds suffer anxiety and depression at twice the rate of 14 to 17-year-olds. deborah roberts is here with that. good morning. >> good morning, michael. twice the rate. wow. this is a finding that caught researchers off guard. we've been shining a light on adolescents and young teens struggling with their mental health. what we didn't realize is young adults have been struggling even more so, fixated on financial pressures and trying to fine meaning in their life as they step out into an uncertain world. >> hi. i'm audrey. >> i'm jordan. >> i'm daria and i'm 23 years old. >> reporter: they are among the brightest, daria, jerome and andre. >> working in research.

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back the found themselves back in the headunes found themselves back in the headlines after being pappediving at an exclusive caribbean island after a gas guzzling private jet flight can you believe it? nana pictures from the mail online show harry and meghan on the tarmac after jetting to the tiny island in saint vincent and the grenadines , said to be where billionaires get away from millionaires . so get away from millionaires. so is this eco hypocrisy again ? is this eco hypocrisy again? >> well, i mean, they're at it again, aren't they ? to be again, aren't they? to be honest, i'm actually quite happy to see them holding hands, looking happy and not whinging . looking happy and not whinging. i'm fed up of listening to their whingeing . so finally they're whingeing. so finally they're holding hands. they whingeing. so finally they're holding hands . they look like holding hands. they look like they want to be around each other. that's great. but itjust other. that's great. but it just keeps coming back to that the keeps coming back to me that the moment that i'd had moment i decided