de pasadena. lleno a reventar. >>> increÍble la cantidad que viene a ver a estos dos equipos. tambiÉn para el Árbitro, es lindo jugar con casa llena, jaime. >>> como no andrÉs, claro que Íi manuel. un partido con mucha rivalidad. se lo va a facilitar para comunicarse con los jugadores. es un Árbitro joven. debutÓ en el 2018 en el la mls y debutÓ este aÑo como Árbitro internacional. >>> ustedes saben que los torneos de ligas estÁn parados en todas partes del mundo. por eso aprovechan los equipos para no perder ritmo y varios equipos mexicanos vienen a jugar amistosos a los estados unidos. a pesar de las bajas que tiene amÉrica. Ángel malagÓn, juÁrez, martÍn, lara, cÁceres, rodrÍguez, sÁnchez, valdez y zendejas. hoy el equipo superlÍder del equipo mexicano, pone un buen cuadro en cancha, el capitÁn serÁ miguel layun, chivas no tiene jugadores convocados en esta ventana a la selecciÓn nacional y tiene las bajas por las cuestiones que ya conoce de alexis vega y crÍstian calderÓn. y serÁ interesante ver al nuevo o futuro integrante del tricolor azteca, ese que saludaba. julian quiÑ

desde pasadena.uitos que nomás sale 1 y le. >> luego luego le agarran a 1 el cuero. >> una persona puede afectarse con el virus del dengue por una picadura de un mosquito infectado. en los estados unidos, los casos de dengue típicamente solo se ven en personas que viajan fuera del país. especialista señalan que el dengue es una infección viral que se transmite a través de la picadura de un mosquito infectado y explican que aún cuando la mayoría de quienes contraen la enfermedad no presentan síntomas, algunos pacientes sufren fiebre alta, dolor de cabeza, náuseas, dolores corporales y erupción cutánea. >> en algunos casos, pacientes graves pueden requerir hospitalización e incluso provocarles la muerte a la mayoría de las personas se recuperan dentro de una semana. >> entonces la recomendación es de que si 1 tiene cualquiera de esos síntomas, de que vaya con su médico, con su doctor, las autoridades destacan que a pesar de que el riesgo de infección entre la población del condado de los Ángeles aún es

varios amigos y familiares de ingenieros que están relacionados con el proyecto acudieron a pasadenacánica. concentrándome en termal y mi sueño siempre ha sido de trabajar en nasa. y esto es para. esto es lo que yo vivo a los que estamos viendo ahora. >> de familia mexicana creció en el sur de los Ángeles, pero ahora trabaja en los laboratorios de propulsa ción de jets en pasadena. desde aquí vigilaron el lanzamiento de la aeronave, que mide aproximadamente 16 pies de alto y seven pies de ancho y que va rumbo al espacio para aterrizar en un asteroide de metálico llamado shaky. entre júpiter y marte. un posible planeta menor que fue dañado en colisiones cósmicas y que fue descubierto en 1852. el proyecto es en coordinación con nasa y la universidad estatal de arizona entre otras organizaciones y marisol mercado de arenas está en la florida, presenciando en persona mientras su madre está atenta a la transmisión en vivo. >> muy orgullosa porque ese es su segundo proyecto en el que ella trabaja y es de el hecho de que es mujer, de que es latina, hija de migrantes. la verdad que es un org

it has to be pasadena.that was 1994, a quick check of the market, we have a turnaround, in the green, oil is down, the ten year treasury just down in stocks have gone straight up, very different from where we open the market two hours ago. that's it for "varney & company", "coast to coast" starts now. >> a very big hour ahead almond cavuto "coast to

it has to be pasadena. by the way, brazil and italy on penalty kicks, that was 1994, a quick check of the market, we have a turnaround, in the green, oil is down, the ten year treasury just down in stocks have gone straight up, very different from where we open the market two hours ago. that's it for "varney & company", "coast to coast" starts now. >> a very big hour ahead almond cavuto "coast to coast" an all out war as the middle east is on the brink of abrupt into a wider conflict. china is sending in their own ships and we are sending missiles following increasing threats from iran. at home presidential hopeful north dakota governor doug burgum is here to talk about how the u.s. should handle this and how he would if he makes it to the white house. change is tough and mayor eric johnson knows it. we will be talking to longtime democrat who recently declared himself a republican, how he's battling outrage over his decision and whether his state struggles with an open border led to his decision to make th

i was in the town in pasadena.an was telling me how much she enjoyed the book, but she thought it would be a bunch of love letters. she thought it would be an easy book to read. she said it was a history book. and i liked it. and i said, oh, i am so glad. i found that letters, whether i talked to general audiences or my students, just enthralled those who were listening. i used to have students read something, and they cried. there is this letter between lauren spicer and her husband. we can into it what he is saying. it is so eloquent. they had been parted for over 22 years. they thought that they were both dead. they thought each other was dead. then they find out after the civil war, they are not. this is when i cry, and my students cry. so he writes to her. he writes back to her and says, i read your letters over and over again. keep them always in my pocket. if you were married, i don't ever want to see you again. i would much rather you get married to some good man. every time i get a letter from you, it tear

come cut from corston. pasadena needed several years could stabilize her mood, not just through medication, but also with meditation and psychotherapy. the is vice, best buy me a. but those key factors that can and lead to depression and play a role in mine and what is being decided is one of the experiences or events in life that have contributed to me about suffering. depression, they proceeded if he's, without the tightness or, and that's the of the, is the in balance of neurotransmitters as in the brain in the home. that's what casino was repeatedly told in the hospital. one of the transmitters beserra tone and it transmits information between brain cells. the serotonin hypothesis says that if levels are too low, transmission fails, and that can lead to depression. that's why almost o antidepressants increase the concentration of sarah toner between cells. the theory as a simple one, the more sarah tone and you have, the less depressed you are the, that's a sign of done. it's a convenient type offices. and it's easy to understand because you have a simple, apparently biological explana

barbara in pasadena. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a democrat and i don't vote just for the democrats. i vote for the person who can do the job. i agree with biden. it's i think they -- i think it's time they follow the rules and build a wall. and we just cannot support these influx of people crossing the border. they should go back and apply to come to the united states instead of coming in the back door. host: barbara, what did you think about building walls during the trump administration? caller: well, at that time, i was not supporting it, but i think that we need to take some of these expanses they have already passed in take care of ukraine because we are part of that. instead of spending money on migrants in the hotels. yeah. i work so hard and nobody is helping me. i put my kids through school without help from the government. they went to private school. we were not middle-class at the time. now we are. but we have to pay tax and we have to do our jobs. host: that's barbara in pasadena, maryland on some of the numbers o

what mine is called pasadena. so it's so if you give safe passage and we've, we've seen this in the context of the post in conflict and in the early 1990 is when you give safe passage. but then you strike the color you what you notice here a, he's a reminder of the latest developments as the gods a israel and has its 9th day the u. n. says reserves a fuel as a fuel rather at hospitals across because there are expected to last on the 24 hours before they run out. is round, has killed more than 2600 palestinians in gaza during 9 days of air strikes. another 1000 people are missing. israel says water has been restored to solid in areas, but some palestinians have called the move of helpless cities. comped cus, secretary of state, is returning to israel ops amazing. the latest of 6 arab nations in a meeting with the egyptian president, is it talks to allow humanitarian aid into gaza, progressing, runs, foreign minister, has told out is there it's likely other friends will be opened. israel continues attacking garza. h

we continued our talk at his pasadena home. >> for me, history was really present because i felt thatpling through all of us vietnamese refugees, through our bodies and our emotions, because we wouldn't speak about history necessarily in the house. but people would be angry, people would be sad, people would be torn up by all these emotions, not just my family, but every other family i ever interacted with. jeffrey: stories became a way to both escape and forge his own identity through the books he read and, eventually, his own writing. >> i had to not acknowledge to my parents that what i really wanted to be was a writer, because i felt that writing was how i could save myself and also hopefully save them in some way, like save their stories and in some way impact the country in which i was living and growing up in. jeffrey: that puts a lot of weight on you as a writer. >> a self-imposed weight. jeffrey: self-imposed, which you feel. >> i feel because i believe stories can do all these things. jeffrey: his debut novel, "the sympathizer," about a north vietnamese spy in the south viet

que disfrutas en telemundo 48 chivas y américa chocaron en un amistoso de lujo en el rose bowl de pasadenao, a los 28 minutos, julián quiñones con esta perla adri en el marcador ganó la sobre el colombiano naturalizado mexicano, jugada que se gesta por la izquierda que remató de espectacular y así celebraba la afición del américa . y nos vamos a ir a la segunda tiempo porque que esta jugada se gesta por la derecha. el centro por parte de gómez martí para nueva mente quiñones no billete para él. así que demuestra que definitivamente es una opción para el tri. la victoria del américa dos por cero en una jornada histórica en el rosenborg. nos vamos a la nfl porque ese domingo llegó la primera derrota de los san francisco 49ers en esta temporada en cleveland. por esos partidos complicados en donde la defensa de los browns, pues limitó con un buen trabajo, en donde el quarterback además sufrió las lesiones de christian mccaffrey y samuel. a nivel defensivo, el cuadro rojo dorado no desilusión nivel preocupante al punto que la estrella de los locales fue pateador dustin hopkins a lograr 13 de lo

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una fiesta de balompié histórico en pasadena porque casi 70.000 aficionados se dieron cita en el imponentee ambos equipos, que disfrutó del clásico a toda. la escena. allá no se puede cambiar, gane o pierda. >> somos águilas. usted de dónde es? >> de guadalajara y a quién le va? >> al américa de corazón. y tú eres de la ciudad de méxico y le vas a chivas por qué? >> el más grande, el más grande, el número uno, el número uno? y qué te dice la familia? toda la banda, las chivas, no todos son chivita de chivas de corazón, desde chiquita, de chiquito, de chiquita. no hay otro equipo, no hay otro equipo para la misma que las chivas. si le damos una camisa del américa no, no, yo quiero las chivas. >> muchas gracias. por cierto, nuestro compañero de telemundo 50 two, abel rodríguez, en lo que es precisamente el clásico del fútbol mexicano, más allá de la rivalidad, es ese ambiente hermoso. casi 87.000 personas en el roosevelt. >> oye, me encantó la entrevista del señor. y usted de dónde es? de guadalajara y a quién le va? al américa? >> y luego a la inversa de df, aficionado de chivas. y esa es l

. >> por su parte, la geofísica del centro de ciencias sísmicas de pasadena asegura que no se han reportadolidad de tener un temblor más grande son muy pocas. >> lo sientes? y la mesa comenzó a moverse un poco entre sí. definitivamente, mikayla aseguró que llegó muy temprano a su pastelería y vio cómo las mesas se movían mientras preparaba algunas tortas. >> oyes que tembló duro. >> eso sí, no, no movió. no se estremeció porque fue casi 4.5. bueno, ella lo sintió como si fuera de 4,5, pero exactamente la magnitud del temblor de hoy fue de 4.2. >> y esto nos sirve como un recordatorio de que vivimos en una zona llena de fallas y que debemos estar muy, pero muy preparados ante cualquier emergencia que pueda pasar. por ahora, claudia y césar yo me despido desde antioch en vivo. soy jessica gallegos noticias telemundo 48. gracias jessica por mostrarnos ese panorama que se vivió allá en santiago. >> bueno, y la situación es que no hay que correr, como decía mucha de la gente que salió corriendo. eso no hay que hacerlo porque puede caerle a alguien, puede caerse si corres y puede haber una situac

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mid 70's in the pasadena. and and i'm 71 in san diego and 74 degrees in downtown los angeles. if you do plan to head to the high country, be tomorrow. not a bad day. temperatures going to be cool in the 50's for highs. you're going to be about 60 degrees in reno, but the winds likely to pick up over the weekend a little blustery across the mountain tops on saturday and on sunday temperatures, not all that bad, in the 50's for tomorrow. then cooling off much cooler air saturday and sunday highs only in the 40's. thank you, lawrence property was back on the practice field for the forty-niners today. that's good. but he's still in concussion protocol. that's not good. >> next in sports, jason will have an update on his status and whether he's going to play sunday. >> 6.3 million dollars is being worn into the san francisco public library. all thanks to the building forward. grant, the funds are going to be used to upgrade the library. seismic moat and rooftop as well as help preserve the space and improve building access for the staff. and of course, the visitors. another new add

look at those very pleasant. 75 in long beach. 88 in los angeles. 92 getting hot in pasadena and in the high country. some very comfortable temperatures in the 70's tomorrow afternoon, souyh lake tahoe about 85 degrees. reno in 84 in carson city. stick around for the weekend. should be another nice day on sunday, although we'll start to see some cotling in the clouds begin to roll in on monday. and while we're in for some big changes tomorrow, looks like a great day, although that fog begins to get along the coastline late in the day. and then as we head in towards sunday, much cooler temperatures and look at that green beginning to gather off the screen. that is a storm system that is going to impact the bay area as we head in toward monday, bringing with it a chance. some showers, mostly some light stuff. but now looks like another one follow suit right behind it, bringing a kind of a one-two punch into the bay area on monday and tuesday of next week not only cool things down, but also bring us a chance of rain. temperatures for tomorrow, though, plan on some 80's and 90's in many spo

southern california, hot 92 in pasadena. pretty comfortable in long beach. it's 75 degrees. and 79 in san diego, the high country beautiful up there this weekend. you're looking at 78 trucking tomorrow. 75 degrees in south lake tahoe. a very warm 85 in reno. your stick around for the weekend. well, they're going to be some looks like another nice day on sunday, although i think as we get to monday, you're going to start to see some clouds rolling in before. you know, we could be talking about some showers even in the high country. the door right now. you've got a beautiful skies out there. nice and clear toward the golden gate bridge. check out the temperatures for today. how about this? 88 temperatures go. 95 and hot in redwood city. 91 today in oakland, 96 in hayward and a hot 95 degrees in san jose. all these numbers running well above the average for this time of year. but it's all about to change. high-pressure begin to break down a little bit. you start to see some low clouds by saturday night. so those clouds, the fog creeping along the coastline. much cooler as we he

so which is a will cross, sorry, what is called pasadena. so it's if you give safe passage and we've, we've seen this in the context of the building conflict and in the early 19 nineties is when you give safe passage. but then you strike a very quick look. a look at some of the days of the news before we leave us get a stand has been hit by another earthquake, just days after the 2 previous ones in the region killed, more than a 1000 people the united states geological survey. so the epicenter of the tremor was near herat. the city suffered major damage during the earlier quakes. there had been no reports of casualties so far. also as the by john's president has raised the country's flag in the form of break away camera back region. you'll have all you have to part in a ceremony in kind of a backs capital one can be a symbol of the regions returned to us by john's control. 24 hour offensive by bank who last month cause the ethnic or median government there to dispense. and an exodus of nearly 120000 people to our media. and voting is under w

i grew up right in pasadena, texas, outside of houston. and kids in neighborhood playing cops and robbers, you know, were 11, 12, 13 years old. i won't tell anybody. i'm not shooting robbers. i'm shooting commies. i don't know. i have no recollection of any political conversation in my family. my extended family. but i just came to this world knowing are bad people. and i was dedicated to to, you know, fighting them, opposing the i'm second generation conservative, first generation bill buckley, russell kirk, barry goldwater, etc. , 100% of second generation conservatives. phyllis schlafly, jerry falwell, etc.. before we were conservatives, first we were anti-communist. that was the glue that held the conservative movement together in those days. back in the sixties, 1780s. what was that moment that burning moment for you when it came to direct mail and, mailing lists? you were visiting the national review office in new york city. well, the i was fortunate in i had two weeks summer camp, national guard at a military base outside of chicago

bad place to find about 73 degrees downtown los angeles. 71 in san diego in about 75 degrees in pasadena. i think driving up the sierra nevada. you're looking good. we're talking about some cool temperatures and you get up there. check out the snow capped mountains numbers in the 50's there about 60 degrees in lake tahoe. but if you do plan on sticking around, well, the winds are going to be kicking up over the weekend. watch for some gusty winds, especially we head in towards saturday and sunday going to be very blustery over the mountain tops their blustery here as well. fire danger is going to be elevated. that split forecast. guys, back to you. lauren, thank you. family members of hostages held by hamas visited capitol hill today to speak with lawmakers, washington correspondent justin or reports on what they want from congress. >> these relatives still have very few details about their loved ones. but they hope these conversations can at least help spread awareness about their kidnappings. >> them home. >> that's the message. family members of hostages held by hamas are sending to c

>> guest: i grew up right in pasadena, texas, outside of houston. kids in the neighborhood playing cops and robbers, 11, 12, 13 years old. don't tell anybody, i'm not shootingng robbers, i'm shootin, is. i have no recollection of any political conversation in my family, my extended family but it just came to grow knowing communist are bad people and i was dedicated to fighting them, opposing them. i'm b second-generation conservative. first generation of buckley, russell kirk, barry, et cetera. 100% of second generation conservatives, though schlafly, jerry falwell, myself, et cetera. before we were conservatives, first we were anti-communist. that was the glue that held the conservative movement together in those days back in the '60s, '70s, '80s. >> host: what was that moment, that burning bush moment for you, when youme came to direct mail and mailing lists what you were visiting "national review" office in new york city. >> guest: i was fortunate and i had two weeks summer camp at national guard, military base outside ofut chicago, and the first

comento, miles de aficionados celebraron el superclásico de fútbol mexicano que se jugó por cierto en pasadena de dónde es? de guadalajara y a quién le va? al américa de corazón. y tú eres de la ciudad de méxico y le vas a chivas? >> por qué? el más grande, el más grande, el número uno. >> el número uno. >> y qué te dice la familia? te va a llevar a las chivas. >> no todos son chivas. >> en medio de porras y un ambiente que solo estos fanáticos son capaces de poner. >> la gente se divirtió y cada uno hablaba cosas bonitas de su equipo y cada afición tiene lo suyo y a la hora de apoyar parece que hubo empate. >> más de 86.000 aficionados fueron testigo de este clásico entre américa y chivas, que pasará a la historia al convertirse en el juego de dos equipos mexicanos con la mayor asistencia en los estados unidos de chivas. el corazón desde chiquita es de chiquito, la chiquita, no hay otro equipo, no hay otro equipo. >> para mí más que las chivas. si le damos una camisa del américa, no, pues no, yo quiero las chivas. >> seguimos con los deportes desde que me le comento los juegos olímpicos de ve

not a bad place to find some dry conditions. 74 in san diego, 82 degrees in pasadena at about 70 degrees downtown los angeles in the high country does start to get a little tricky tomorrow. what a nice start to the weekend. you're talking 70 in truckee. 69 degrees in south lake tahoe and 81 in reno. but as we head towards sunday, well, what a drop in temperature. we offer some rain coming your way, possibly on sunday as well. and then back to some warmer weather on monday. so a little bit of everything coming our way as we're going to see weak system kind of slide on bio. see it right here. models picking up all the clouds. you see those clouds rotating across the bay area. some scattered showers, snow level probably over 8,000 feet. you're not going to worry about that for your drive, but do be paired for some rain, especially northern california and the sierra nevada. 2. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, to the south bay now, the santa clara county. >> sheriff's office has implemented a quarter of more than 600 reforms identified in a 2016 improve jail system. some of the reforms

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militants spots the actions of israel. meanwhile, moscow is representative to the united nations, pasadena bens. yeah, he actually took him. i went to slam washington, but it's role in what he called the escalation. and it looks really nice little in the visit. unfortunately, this is not an isolated episode is the civil action of the tragic events and the region that followed us were the result of washington's long term destructive roles in line to sabotage. the solution of fundamental issues of the longstanding conflict. the desire to replace conscious parts patient in the middle east settlement with the promotion of palliative, economic measures. or let's get more of this right now on the cost of life, a shower on the haskal, a member of the connect that he's now joining us live here on, on the international mas haskell, a very well welcome to you. i'm so glad that you've decided to spend some time with us here at ology international of course, it continues to be a very difficult time in your part of the world. so from all of us here, thank you for joining us. i want you to start if i ma

so which is a will cross, sorry, what is called pasadena. so it's, if you keep safe passage and we've, we've seen this in the context of the post in conflict and in the early 1990 is when you give safe passage. but then you strike francesca, albany z, as the noise evasion, special rap auto and the occupied palestinian territories. she says the conditions and guns are becoming more acute a more urgent. so ive been calling desperately for an immediate cease fire because it is, this is what is needed right now. um, no one questions that he throw has been severe. the heat by crimes that are my amount to atrocity grimes by what is being conducted by a mouse on the 7th of october and seems to send over to her. there is an investigation ongoing that there could be sure inquiry appointed in 2021 by day human rights council. and there's also investigation being carried out by the international criminal court of which we, we know nothing. but at the same time, what stephanie, what i see happening, and i want to recall that before being the special rep

there are about 80 degrees downtown los angeles. 83 in pasadena and about 73 degrees.e sunshine into san diego, the high country. well, things are changing there. a couple more clouds begin to move in the temperatures. not all that bad. we've got 60's at south lake tahoe about 73, warm in reno. but you're sticking around the weather is going to change just a bit throughout the weekend. wouldn't be surprised if we sprinkle in a couple scattered showers in the high country there as well. so be prepared for that temperatures overall going to stay fairly mild into the weekend, then start to warm up a little bit on sunday. all right. here's the forecast, though. you'll see as we move through time, the clouds begin to gather. well, there you go. as we move to the state, northern california may see some scattered light showers, even a chance of a few showers dropping here in the bay area. that system kind of falling apart as it comes on through as we head in towards saturday. so overall, the state you're looking 70's needs up and down the san joaquin coastal sections be cool

. >> por su parte, la geofísica del centro de ciencias sísmicas de pasadena asegura que no se han reportado gallegos noticiero telemundo 48 sobre este tema, por supuesto profundizamos en guillermo quiroz nuestro experto. >> gracias claudia. >> bueno, pues vamos a ver qué es lo que sucede en este preciso momento. el color verde indica las últimas 18 horas donde se han presentado el rojo al momento y vemos el tamaño no? pues este fue 4.2. este se mantiene en 1.5 insensibles, pero eso es lo que está sucediendo en california. ya lo sabe. mañana el gran simulacro para todos nosotros. estar preparados. oiga felicidades. si usted estuvo hoy en el aeropuerto de san francisco. por qué hoy se batió récord 86 grados. por lo menos se empató al previo récord de 86 grados. en el 2012. se espera que mañana las temperaturas vuelvan a batir récord en más ciudades. a lo largo y ancho del área de la bahía y también hacia el sur del estado. así que vamos a estar pendientes de eso. cómo están las temperaturas al momento en san francisco? en los 70? despejado por completo. una noche extraordinaria. se puede ver

but he doesn't have the strings because pasadena patients to put it into practice. because if you want to defend the revolution, you can defend it by your actions, you know, putting those ideas into practice and materialize and realizing them. but it's almost like you persist them. and them some drops and the reverts to the old methods that he's defending against. yeah. well i think he has them as far as he can. but as i said, you know, he, he's prepared to do what i say. but the kind of argument you've made, it's kind of argument of many people invite it in relation to style. it was just the note, the disjunction between these theory and his practice time, you know, you know, it's been limitations, the limitations, okay, of, of him. so it's tons of intellectual, if i single, essentially i to very serious read in song. sometimes it can be quite profound and certainly that very effective. but in the end, you know, he says limits, it's good for the human being or the geology policy. so deeply full drawn is political practice is usually kind of problematic. the reason

this is the full out offensive. pasadena, frequently from amid in strong cloud. gather that he has to protest against diseased actions in gaza, eyes off the present ad on hold on his continued being for 8 great. have a signed the wife on the news center in moscow. this is on the and welcome to the global news. the beginning does a why is the last is largest series of overnight asked like since the confidence interrupt and 3 weeks ago in the wake of the overnight strikes, smoke has been rising over the gauze of phipps throughout the day. local officials say i'm processing and since killed in the past 24 hours. so idea, since it's the mounting, the initial stages of the ground evasion, it's been wanting all this video, certainly on. so what i see on social media is send that to show a search and rescue operations as a full swinging gaza. find the solutions ready at 5. any people the, the sofa and all that is which slats on the delivery. 6 of in helping to pull visions from the rubble of this. so this was published by how much wage consoles those of us showing the morning devastation of

you look for the color, the look for the pasadena clarity. what are you looking for in a glass of wine? a split because then yeah, whole legal gun 11, take properties of wine are important where you've got any wine tasting stats with the assessment of color to then flavor. then tast monthly. is there a wine lovers experts and some of the, as with most, who lay more focus on the taste, making little of the ones color, real flavor. so don't put, in any case, all these 3 components are important and they should offset one another, but remaining a balance while i'm so those. and if you don't have one prevailing over the other to appear when the other way. so we've all heard, let's let the wind breeze a little bit. why does a wind need debris visit a life? i mean, what's the story here? are sugar esla. when we talk about breathing, we mean access to oxygen to why needs oxygen just like humans of if we block access to oxygen during the wine aging process in the bottle, cuz its development will still last on weight. so that's why small doses of oxyg

interesting because i've been talking to the general public and i was in a kind of posh town club in pasadena and one lovely woman was telling me how much she enjoyed the book, but she thought it was going to be just a love letters. bunch of love letters. it's just going to be, you know, just a easy book to read. and she said and it was the history book. and i liked it. and i, of course, said, oh, i'm so glad. that's one. but i found that letters, just whether i talk to general audiences or my students, just enthralled those who are listening, i, i used to have students literally reading some things and they cried. there's, there's this letter between god and laura spicer and her husband. and we know that we don't have we have his letters. we don't have her letters, but we can into it. what he is saying and let me just read a bit of it for you, because it's so eloquent. i can't improve on you. he they had been parted for over 20 years and they thought that they were both dead. they thought each one, each other was dead. and then they find out after the civil war they are not. and this is when

come cut from corston, pasadena needed several years to stabilize her mood, not just through medication, but also with meditation and psychotherapy. the is right as best buy me a. but those key factors that can and lead to depression play a role in mine and what is being decided is one is the experiences or events in life that have contributed to me about suffering, depression. they perceive if he's, without the tightness or, and that's the of the, is the imbalance of neurotransmitters as in the brain in the home. that's what casino was repeatedly told, and the hospital, one of the transmitters beserra tone and it transmits information between brain cells. the serotonin hypothesis says that if levels are too low, transmissions fails, and that can lead to depression. that's why almost o antidepressants increase the concentration of sarah toner between cells. the theory as a simple one, the more sarah tone and you have, the less depressed you are the, that's a sign of done. it's a convenient type offices. and it's easy to understand because you have a simple, apparently biological explana

we should've been pasadena bills in a bipartisan way along, long time ago. the key is, we need leadership that understands that the only way that we get anything done is in a bipartisan way, through the house of the senate. we need to pass bills in the house and the senate to get over the presidents task. what's going to happen to make sure that we have that leadership? >> i'm going to get you to react to something that shalanda on just said and the previous segment. when i asked if the white house in the president would be now in this 45, 47-day period, more involved in trying to get these bills, get these bills passed. the director, i think rightly, said that there is not much to talk about. the top lines were already agreed to earlier in the summer in a law. is that the right stance? is that a stance that democrats will take? what is there to talk about if the top line figures and things are a matter of law? >> there was a deal. there was a deal that stephen mccarthy negotiated with president biden. there was a deal that we voted on in congress. almost, t

a pasadena is facing charges of trying to kill himself, his wife, and his two children.tesla he was driving plunged off a 300 foot cliff note doubles flat. his wife initially told paramedics that he had driven off that cliff deliberately, that he had been depressed. he has pled not guilty and says he was -- the town is been evaluated by a mental health x hurts, and will be admitted to the court with a hearing. pharmacy staff at walgreens and several other u.s. drugstore chains are planning a nationwide walk out darting tomorrow. organizers are calling it pharma get in. they are encouraging pharmacy workers to walk off the job to protest unsafe working conditions, specifically workers say they have struggled with understaffing, low pay, and increased expectations for management for years. the walkout could impact hundreds of stores across the country. the spokesperson for walgreens said the company recognizes the incredible work of pharmacist and has taken steps to support its pharmacy team. >>> last month marked the 100 anniversary of eight earthquake in japan that kille

i can well enough i like to provide something uplifting but we moved last year after 46 years of pasadenalif. yeah, we love the eastern building building and we now come to fountain square and the mercantile library on south bank shuttle. it puts us up right outside? our building drops us off right outside graders and we go. and that's something that few people use. but it is terrific. so if you live in newport or covington just can't take it the bloody thing yeah. just like a question do we have a parking or do we have to drive? which it feels to me sometimes we have a driving problem more like i. i love that my kids who are in their young twenties are saying i don't want a car for like i want a car when i have kids of my own. like, are you seeing change in terms of people driving? i am skeptical. the idea that millennials or, gen z, are not going to car drivers just like their parents were, just because there's some innate generational difference there. i think lots i don't think that the american urban environment is a result of actual preferences. it's very hard to see the environment

. >> i wasn't sure it was gonna, pasadena want to know why? because the democrats tried to do everything they can not to let it pass. >> democrats were the one who voted for this. and republicans to keep the continuing resolution a life? >> that moment was reportedly foremost in democrat's minds when they voted in lockstep against kevin mccarthy today. he had his chance to earn their trust, and he blew it. tonight, congressman mccarthy announced that he is officially giving up. he will not run for speaker again. >> i believe i can continue to fight, maybe in a different manner. i will not run for speaker again. i will have the conference pick somebody else. >> house republicans are now in the wilderness. uncharted territory. for now, congressman patrick mchenry will serve as interim speaker. he says he aims to hold an election for the new speaker next wednesday. on that note, republican congressman, troy nehls, has already nominated donald trump to be the speaker. and you can do that, because the speaker does not have to be a member of the hou

enough people to fill up 16 rose bowls in pasadena, california. we also got some brand-new internal cbp data leaked to us from cbp sources. if we can pull up the graphic. this data showing that thousands of special interest aliens have been arrested by border patrol while crossing at our southern border illegally over the last two years. the special interest countries are what the federal government determines countries or conditions that favor terrorism or could potentially pose a threat to the united states. you can see these countries, thousands from afghanistan, more than 600 from iran, more than 160 from lebanon, the home of hezbollah. more than 500 people from syria the home of isis, more than 130 from yemen. former border patrol chief rodney scott who served under president trump and biden. when border patrol agents encounter these people they have no way of knowing who they are. >> open border allowing anybody to come in is a national security threat. this administration keeps wanting to talk about we're vetting people coming in. that's si

let's check it out this halloween house in pasadena features dozens of hand painted characters from themare before christmas, complete glow in the dark paint curated to draw in visitors from all across the neighborhood. and we spoke with the family has been expanding this spectacular halloween display for 3 year streets. >> it's been fun. we've had people come by every night. >> excited to see because we've added thing slowly over a month. >> a lot of this. if we make in-house and it get crowded in there, sometimes i help with things like turning step i quinn. >> when it gets dark. the big job, the family says they rotate their decorations for thanksgiving and christmas as well. hundreds of cyclists dressed up as zombies road through key west as part of a pre halloween festival. the zombie bike ride is part of the city's fantasy fest. a 10 day festival which features parades and costumes. that's according to the event's website. like a normal day here in the city. all right. a pair baby asian elephant winds were recorded celebrating their first birthday at the zoo in syracuse, new york

from ventura to malibu to los angeles, santa clarita and then points little farther south, like pasadena, until about 10 o'clock tonight. so still the santa ana's blowing out there. but we've got the blue skies and we've gotten awfully nice day ahead. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk more about that all important halloween forecast. back to all right. thank you so much. happening today. workers from sun, some of the nation's biggest pharmacy chains are not going to show up to work today as they protest working conditions. walgreens. cvs and rite aid. employees say they plan to call out sick from today into wednesday. their demands include guaranteed hours and better pay for technicians. organizers say the goal is to have better staff stores and better work-life balance. today's protests follow sickouts by walgreens. and cvs employees. earlier this month. governor gavin newsom has wrapped up his week long tour of china with a visit to tesla's gigafactory in shanghai. he toured the mostly automated workshop of the factory and took a test drive of the updated version of tesla's model 3 new