we have got a great story to tell about the dish apple and pear crop.hoosing fruit with the lowest carbon foot print, much lower than anything that is imported. i anything that is imported. i wish we had more time but thank you very much for explaining and all the best with this particular season we have at the moment and the challenges presented. now, let's move on because if music either food of love, play on, as shakespeare currently yeah as shakespeare wrote. it about downloading an app? a and ab has been created by matching people for date. are our music habits the best way to find a romantic pairing? our reporter has been finding out. how long did it take to get here? �* ., �* , how long did it take to get here? �* ., �*, here? an hour. let's face it. small talk — here? an hour. let's face it. small talk on _ here? an hour. let's face it. small talk on the _ here? an hour. let's face it. small talk on the first - here? an hour. let's face it. small talk on the first date i small talk on the first date can be awkward so couldn't help matters if you

and what if that consumer has an allergic reaction to pears and apples?t could cause serious health issues? and so that is going to be the issue here and it is misleading. i'm not going to live. if they were advertised as pair pop tarts i would not purchase them. >> shannon: this is also from the complaint. consumers see the product which exclusively promote strawberries and in my store -- they're saying they use words like taste like or additives. they're going to purchase the defendants products believing it is higher-quality than it is and it's a bait and switch. >> i don't think it's a bait and switch at all. it taste like strawberries, it looks like strawberry, that is why you are buying it. if you buy pop tarts instead of the great value brand, it's probably because it tastes better and that's what the consumer wants and that is what they are going to get here. i think -- what are they going to do next? go after apple jacks because there aren't enough apples in it? it taste great. that's what the consumer wants. and that is what they bargained for p

all right, thank you very much for that. pears, harding roles at an pair analysis. thank you. ban cogs, famous night life is part of the reason the city has been a top tourist destination in asia for years. but hist highlands government works on bringing international tourists back after the pandemic curfew is still in place. in bonds are closed. it's got hydro has more from the tie capital. this network of alleys in pat pong, usually the vibrant center of bangkok, unique style of night. life now sits idle and dark. the shutters were pulled down on bars and entertainment. venues. in the weeks after the 1st cases of coven 19 in thailand and have stayed down for most of the 18 months that followed. thanks to shut downs and curfews. this part of chinatown is home to a community of trendy small specialty bars. not only do bar owners view the governments handling of their industry during the pandemic as a near death blow, but alcohol control laws, pre dating the shut downs have also been working against them. i'm at his house on title. i am embarrassed about the situatio

the suit claims the sweet filling is filled with pears and apples more than strawberries. >> she's claimingll right, next, drum roll to the least-ordered item. >> wait, what? >> on the menu at mcdonald's. we've been talking about this all night. >> okay, wait, what? >> a regional franchiser in ohio says there's one menu item rarely ordered. the item is hot tea! steven patulla spoke about the weak performance at his family's franchised restaurants. >> ironically, one of their most-sold items is iced tea. >> i didn't even know they had hot tea. i guess that makes sense. >> yes, me neither. >>> finally to the deer that did a cartwheel across the road. >> wait, what? >> caught on camera, the moment a deer sprints across the road through a charity cycle ride in new jersey. >> the deer hit one of the cyclists before flipping over on the other side of the road. >> bambi's wild. luckily the rider wasn't hurt and completed the ride. i always say when things like that happen that are just like freak accidents. >> look how much air the deer got. i mean, >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" t

it has more apples and pears than strawberries.over burning my mouth. the problem with a toasted pop tart, the outer area seems warm and you bite into it and fry the roof of your mouth. >> jesse: wait 30 seconds. >> greg: i can't wait. i don't even taste food anymore. goes in. >> jesse: you might have covid. could be a symptom. >> kennedy: you know, it wasn't real marital acts taking lays. it was just -- >> jessica: what is happening now. >> kennedy: it's fake strawberry. everything -- >> jessica: apples and pears. >> kennedy: who cared. fruit flavors life savers. you're going to sue them? >> greg: you're not going to save them. i did that once. the person drowned. >> dagen: they could choke, greg. i choked on one. >> jessica: this is over. fan mail friday is up next. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ before you go there, or fist bump there, or... oh! i can't wait to go there! or reunite there, start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free flu shot and covid-19 vaccine today. wealth is breaking ground on your bigge

they say contains 2% or less of dried strawberries, dried pears, dried apples. >> let's be real.to pop tarts to get our fruit in take. >> strawberries, exactly. >> let's talk about this because i have been obsessed about this show. i hear squid game has south korean garment factories in over drive for halloween season. >> yes indeed. one factory owner told reuters october is normally a slow month but they've received over 6,000 orders in a two week period. the hottest item seemingly everyone wants the green track suits and pink jump suits. i am glad you are watching because i can't stomach it based on what i have heard. >> i think it's okay. it teaches life lessons. >> i am not ready. i am not ready. >> all right. we'll see what happens. i hope you will listen and watch it for me. see you at 6:30. >> you got me to watch. >> see? i got one person. >> i am feeling what diane is saying. it's a lot. >>> 5:42. coming up on kpix5 and cbsn bay area. >> new hope for agreement on major economic and climate package in our nation's capital. >>> why this dinosaur fossil sold for more than $7

you are a company that depends on those inputs if you depend on consumer spending and not having to pear back on spending for heating oil or whatever it is. >> that's a great point. before i was talking about the short-term in the intermediate term we see macrofactors changing. you will see a rollover of the growth of it growth is going like this and inflation is still going like this or staying at a high level or deflationary where both are decelerating because of high comps. whether it's energy or price of cotton or food at the store. all of those things factor into people's pocketbooks in addition to employment. people are not coming back into the labor force which means they will be drawing on their savings. even though we had huge numbers for less than 1%, people be spending that down i think you are making a great point, but it's just not today >>> next week earnings season kicks off. other important names are reporting. wells fargo reports on thursday. nadine, what do you say? >> we are going to trade it here the fundamentals, for the same reason i said before, energy financial do

the time to reach out and try to buy financials after such a run or if you own any is now a type to peareyour exposure. there is a way to maintain upside exposure using options. specifically i was looking at risk reversal. one of the things you have when using risk reversal, meaning buying a downside put and selling at call, that's what sets up some of the asim tris i was talking about. i could sell the december 37 put, about 5% out of the money and use the proceeds to buy the 41 strike calls and also the 43 strike calls so selling one put and buying two upside and still collect some premium that's a function of the fact that the downside are so much more expensive owning xlf you will have no exposure at the down 5% or the up 5%. if you end up owning it, you would own it at up if it rallies because you own two calls, your participation could conceivably, if we got a breakout, your participation is greater than if you own the equity this is one of those things we can look at in xlf and other areas, setting up in other ways where you could get asymmetric risk-option reward if it stays here,

correspondent for cbs news was called in to work today so i will be here as your moderator with our amazing pear of authors, katherine belton author of putin's people, how the kgb took on the west and joshua, author of between two fires, truth, ambition and compromise in putin's russia. joshua and katherine, welcome to the program and to the national book festival. >> thanks for having us. >> so my first question is for you, katherine. tell us what prompted you to write this book about vladimir putin. >> that's a big question. i began a long time ago when i was still working for the ft as moscow correspondent and seemed that i was in a position of great privilege where we had access to lots of government officials and russian billionaires and it seemed to me that it was time really to kind of leverage

it happened in pear tree lane in napa just before 2:00 this afternoon.olice responded to a call about a dispute between a man and his father. investigators say the son had a loaded gun and point it at his dad as officers approached the homes, they heard gunfire. when they arrived, they saw the man with the gun acting in a threatening manner. that's when an officer fired his gun, shooting the man. paramedics rushed him to the local hospital. his condition is unknown. >>> a car and a purse snatching, all at the center of a two-day crime spree. the suspects are kids. the youngest, just 11 days old. >> reporter: a possible break in the case happened here in the patio of this peet's coffee shop in berkeley. that's where a laptop robbery happened on thursday. a witness managed to take down a license plate number of the getaway car. late that night, there was a purse snatching in walnut creek. >> we have a victim walking downtown. her purse was stolen and she was pulled to the ground. >> reporter: five people were involved with the attack. one had a weapon. >>

the $5 million suit alleges the filling is heavier on pears, apples and red food coloring than actualeff bezos has new space plans. this time it involves tourism for the public. his company plans to open a massive, commercial space station. the company has named it orbital reef. they plan on using it for science experiments and tourism. blue origin executives say they plan to sign on nasa as an anchor tenant. it will require multiple safe launches before humans are allowed to ride abroad. the company hopes to have the space station operating in the late 2020s. >>> a boom for south korean garment factories thanks to the netflix hit "squid game." one factory said october typically a slow month, but this time around they have more than 6,000 orders in a two-week period. the hottest items are the green track suits and pink jump suits worn in the netflix show and netflix says it has been watched by 142 million households since its debut in mid-september. >>> coming up, an appendicitis used to mean emergency surgery. now there's another option. a look at the treatment that will keep some pa

this happened near the pear tree lane and so school avenue in napa yesterday. police say they responded to a family dispute were man fired shots. and when police arrived the arm and was acting in a threatening manner and an officer shot the man once the man was taken to a hospital. no word on his condition this morning. police are investigating after a person was shot near mcclymonds high school. it happened just before monday afternoon on myrtle street. police say when they arrived at the scene, they found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound. the school did go on lockdown for a brief time and police not said whether the shooting was connected to the school or not. over the south bay san jose is moving forward with a plan to build the largest transitional housing site in santa clara county to help homeless the plan is to transform this lot. fire lane in monterey highway into the transitional housing site. well, the city will apply for state funds to build the unit. if the plan is accepted by the state. more than a 170 units would go up housing more than 200

correspondent for cbs news was called in to work today so i will be here as your moderator with our amazing pear of authors, katherine belton author of putin's people, how the kgb took on the west and joshua, author of between two fires, truth, ambition and compromise in putin's russia. joshua and katherine, welcome to the program and to the national book festival. >> thanks for having us. >> so my first question is for you, katherine. tell us what prompted you to write this book about vladimir putin. >> that's a big question. i began a long time ago when i was still working for the ft as moscow correspondent and seemed that i was in a position of great privilege where we had access to lots of government officials and russian billionaires and it seemed to me that it was time really to kind of leverage those contacts and the relationships that we have been able to build over the years to try really delve on how putin came to together and what happened to security services, the soviet collapse and how they were able to accumulate so much power once pit inrose to the presidency. these were the aspe

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on pear tree lane and saw school avenue police say one man was armed and fired his gun, prompting an officer to return fire. the band was struck and taken to the hospital. his condition was not immediately available. no one else was hurt. oakland community members in downtown business owners say they are seeing a spike in car break ins that is costing big bucks and hurting business. tonight they met with the oakland police chief and city leaders to try and find ways to stop the crime. ktvu jana katsuyama was there and joins us live with more jenna. well, andre. many of these business owners said that they are warning people not to leave valuables inside the car. but even if it's empty, one woman said that thieves broke into her cart three times. just looking for things. so tonight, a lot of the community members said that they really want the city to try and take some action to stop these crimes. business owners in downtown oakland, say broken car windows and broken glass lining the streets have become such a problem. some thieves are breaking into vehicles in broad daylight. even wi

. >> near the pear tree lane and south school avenue intersection.far from the silverado shopping center. police say they responded to a family dispute this afternoon and one man was armed and fired his gun. an officer. then responded with gun fire hitting the suspect that man was taken to the hospital. there's no word on his condition at present. police are asking folks to avoid the area while they investigate as we learn anything new. there. we'll certainly let you know. >> governor newsom signed several bills today to try and make college more affordable and accessible for californians our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how much money the state will spend on the plan. >> we have the plan and this year we have the money to get big things. governor gavin newsome wednesday scientists 7 bills to make college in california. more affordable for california students. it's because we have an historic budget surplus this year. testament to the head with 80 billion dollars. texas. >> it. >> a tennessee newsome officially approving the spendin

you see the call of pears, not something like some magical saying or some magic. you know, we don't need it anymore. you muslims have watches, now amended, call us the worst thing comes from the 7 century. then people didn't have to watch it. basically, a tradition in islam where you praise the lord, praise a law, praise god, and you basically call people to the prayer is 17 ha sierra morning. you without international life from moscow, kevin, now and here we're coming up. we'll be going in hollywood heads to eat diarrhea. turns back the hands of time in one small fishing pool there for the latest one. i'll get this indiana jones movie, much to the delight the locals got some great pictures coming up later in the show today will bring it hello, driven by dream shapes bankers and those with dares sinks. we dare to ask ah ah ah, i get morning. a german golden rule, you chew that was wrong to remove content from a cove discussion panel accused spreading dis information. the court decided that the video sharing site at no right to stifle such public debate about the p

, what we're learning tonight about a navy scandal involving a nuclear engineer, a peanut butter a pearandwich and a plot to sell america's vehicles to a foreign government. schools targeted, the dangerous new challenge promoted on social media. schools vandalized, now there's a warning that teachers could be victimized next. next. ♪ i nee ♪ i need somebody ♪ >> o'donnell: setting the record straight: decades later, who paul mccartney says broke up the beatles. and this incredible story, a runner who lost his sight at an early age but not his ability to inspire. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us well, we're going to begin tonight with the anger and frustration of southwest airlines passengers as a weekend of delays and cancellations stretched all the way into monday. more than 360 flights were canceled today after about 2,000 were called off over the weekend. why it's happening isn't exactly clear. the airline blames the weather and "other constrain

we got reaction from strict pears, no, on the obligatory making the health bus compulsory in france the all forms of employment seems excessive to me, maybe a little counterproductive. i don't think we can have this situation in france because there is already a lot of resistance to the health path focus it's. i think it's very revealing that europe is shifting towards increasingly totalitarian logic with everyone using the health and safety argument. personally, i'm scared because i'm not vaccinated, not because i'm an anti fax. that because we have created this anti vax label in france, which lumps everyone together and further divide society on french democracy is no longer a real democracy. and we're obliging people to get vaccinated under the pretext of everyone's house and safety friends could do this, but it's obviously not ideal, but i doubt it would last. i think that people would strongly speak out against at home in the for germany is shifted to green energy is under question. amid soaring oil and gas prices, government has decided to scrap attacks aimed at funding the switch

and i was thinking, "but what if i want to make pear or fig or tangerine or guava?"uava slush, and so i kind of became a little bit of a food scientist along the way, too, and now i can make almost anything. the other thing that comes from boston that you really can't get out here is soft serve in multiple flavors. and so i started looking into that and developing that as well. and so we've tried a lot of things and kept the ones that worked and got rid of the ones that didn't. >> vanilla with blue raspberry. >> we found a new way to do something old and make it really cool. then we opened our doors and i looked up after two hours and the deck was just filled. everybody knows we have slush and soft serve and splits. what you don't know is that we have the best clam chowder you're gonna find. it is gluten-free because you should never thicken your chowder up with flour. and we have a meatball sub right out of the north end of boston. and we have the best hot dog you will ever have, and it's got nothing to do with the hot dog -- it's all about the bun. it's a boston-st

you see the call of pears, not something like some magical saying or some magic. you know, we don't need it anymore. you muslims have watches now amended call of the worst thing comes from the 7th century. then people didn't have to watch it. basically, a tradition in islam where you praise the lord, praise a law, praise god, and you basically call people to the prayer under the shadow european power supply crisis at the moment. russian energy week is getting underway today. it's one of the biggest annual forms of it's kind of a place where various industries can thrash out hot button, topics like international cooperation. let's go to try and get caught up with the last area is again over the event for it's really critical time. the energy sector is hussein last time and also lot of people thinking green and i was talking to merged together. what do you got for us this out with kevin. hi again. well, it is definitely the crucial time for the energy sector and this kind of event for perhaps the timing 10. i'll be better because winter's coming in the cold season i

bishop backtrack after being summoned by the government as are too shallow. davinsky reports now from pears. well, we know that france's top bishop is now recanting the words that he said earlier this week. this is eric do number 4, who following the controversial exclusive report into sex abuse that was carried out by those linked to the catholic church. here in france continued to state that the idea of the right of confession, this is the idea of going to a priest and saying terrible things that you might have done would remain secret, even if that confession included someone saying that they had abused a child. now, as a result of those comments, the french government was furious and aside a summons. frank says talk bishop in to add the offices to have a chat to discuss that. and to basically as stamped down the opinion that france's laws are above that of the church. now eric de milan before has since said his words were clumsy and as a result, the church must now reflect on the future. the extent of violence and sexual aggression against mine, as revealed by the report, obliges the ch

you see the call of pears, not something like some magical saying or some magic. you know, we don't need it anymore. you muslims have watches now amended call of the worst thing comes from the 7th century. then people didn't have to watch it. basically, a tradition in islam where you praise the lord, praise a law, praise god, and you basically call people to the prayer. if you watch in the cart this morning at 17, in a bit policy our morning, this is alex, hey, now this is ahead. her moscow launch is free, co, good coasting across the city. in response, i go ha, soaring numbers a day, the cases this good, all and all for the old, isn't it? run the world a correspond, it gets checked out. so after the break progress driven by adrenal shaped bankers and of those with who dares sinks, we dare to ask oh, well, it shows the wrong one. i just don't hold any world. yes. to shape out the same becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah. so ah hello again. britain's popular press t

he is at charlotte, who whiskey now investigates from pears. the lead only decades of abuse by the catholic church in france is about to be blown wide open following scandals in other countries, an independent commission was set up pare it spent 2 and a half years investigating the clergy hotline opened in 2019 and it received more than 6500 calls from those who were victims of abuse or witnesses to it. the scale is horrific. ah oh. from 1950 to 1970. the church is completely indifferent to the victims. they don't exist. the suffering inflicted on children is ignored. mm. while the full details of the report won't be released until late on tuesday, it's expected to seriously send shock waves through the vatican. it will have the effect of a bomb. this report will show the collective responsibility of the church. we will finally have figures on the scale of the abuse collected scientifically. we have been waiting for this for years. some french priests have already been tried for abusing children, including bound, i pray now. now $76.00, he was

let's get some analysis on this now with peers hunting roles research, director of games at i'm pear analysis. he twins me via skype from london. thank you very much for joining us here and counting the cost. so apple's decision to kick epic from it's ecosystem. is that an overreaction? hello, thanks very much for having me. i don't think so. i think come apples when it's writes, oversee to stop at pick publishing fortnight onto its platform while the court case is going on. that's what it's position it's, it's laid out, oversee in the context of the consume, i'd love to see for note back on ios. and actually i think i'm not sure we'll be waiting a huge amount of time before we see that going back on the platform. okay, is tim sweeney. epic. c. o. right though. and calling apple saying apple has a monopoly? no, i don't think so. actually. it's really all related to market definition. so the judge laid out a market definition. and the market that aches examined in the court case is really looking at mobile games transactions as the market definition. and within that context, apple doe

you see the call of pears, not something like some magical saying or some magic, you know, we don't need it anymore. you muslims have watches now amended call of the worst thing comes from the 7th century, then people didn't have to watch it. basically, a tradition in islam where you praise the lord, praise a law, praise god, and you basically call people to the prayer. for next i had a lot of coaches stories about today. this is one of the vaccine rollouts being blamed for a disruption to air traffic in the us again today, one big airline counseling almost a 100 flights tuesday. i think the thousands that grounded in previous days, southwest plumbing the weather. but at this point to staff shortages after implemented vaccine mandates for all $56000.00 employees. keller, both in reports, chaos and airports across the country as flights from a major us airline. southwest airlines have been canceled. now this comes shortly after a move by the southwest airlines pilot association, the labor union that represents over $10000.00 pilots, that southwest airlines filed for a temporary block on a

so green pear then does appear to be your whole look good in theory, but in reality it can be difficult because as germany tries to ramp up its own use of renewables at the moment, it has been forced to suspend the use of 19 wind turbines. over safety phase, and after this one collapsed in a forest and west and germany just hours before, it was supposed to be officially launched this week. the $240.00 metre towards structure with its huge rotor blades, abruptly fell over officials. they're trying to determine what happened. now back when he was prime minister, the russian president vladimir putin did joke about the difficult choices that germany faces when it comes to fuel miscarriages. hello. so the german community doesn't like nuclear power. might want to make any comments. ah, the ocean, but i don't understand what you're going to use for heating. you don't develop your nuclear power. what are you going to use firewood? one of the out of you'd have to get it from siberia to mall that mr. payton appeared to get a bit of a laugh from the german media back then, but it's become an issu

$400000000.00 in deals over the last 12 months, having become the official crypto platform partner of pear saint germaine as well as fighters wearing their logo at us see event. and earlier this year, the company also signed a $100000000.00 sponsorship deal with formula one as the amount of b playoffs are currently taking place. the league umpires are actually wearing the logo of crypto exchange, f t x on their uniform, which had a huge evaluation news. come out this week. wow, that's absolutely fascinating. i mean, we're all talking about these crypto platforms. it seems like it would only make sense that they would take their way into major sports. i mean, if you watch sports today, especially in the united states, you get 2 major ad groups. you get crypto and sports betting both which really come on the scene heavily in recent years. so that's it for the time you get boom. on demand of the portable tv app available on smartphones, tablets to play in the apple app store by searching portable tv for one tv. you can also be downloaded on samsung smart tv roku devices or simply check it out

hasn't been approved for emergency use by the fda yet, look at the data, they haven't done this study, pearsor these children, some parents don't want to get the shot because they don't have the confidence. we have to work together to get the data to instill confidence in people that is the right choice to get children vaccinated but bottom line, we don't have the answer got so step back and take some time, we created vaccines for adults and we did the work and how the data, the teachers are the ones to get the vaccines rather than the kids right now. >> we have data, the flu poses bigger risk but i don't think they're being forced get the flu vaccine but a lot of hypocrisy and things that don't make sense, still ahead, support drops for joe biden, it's vital in the next presidential election and going public with views about writing and a lot of backlash but this is next. ♪♪ ♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. independent quickly losing faith in our present. president's ability to run the country, latest polls showing biden's approval rating rapidly dropping, the associated press poll

both pears and kelly's story were thrust back into the spotlight after the release of the documentaryd "surviving r. kelly." how does the past look in a 2021 vision? and what does it say about our future and culture entertainment in this country? my panel is back with me to discuss it. joining the panel is eric degins, a tv critic for npr. eric, you recently spoke to an executive producer on "surviving r. kelly" widely attributed this movement for victims of r. kelly. the documentaries don't have a lot of new information. is it the media or the moment? >> i think it's both. "surviving r. kelly"'s case, they were able to get a number of women who accused r. kelly of serious issues and assault, get them on camera so they could tell their stories in their own words in a way that was very emotive and connected with viewers. and that all happened in a period of time when we were rethinking what assault means, particularly rethinking believing women who come forward and talk about sexual assault. and we were also rethinking what the me too movement meant for black women. there was a sense t

for $5 million because frosted strawberry pop tarts contain 2% or less of dried strawberries, dried pearsied apples. yeah, we know. ( laughter ) that's why we like 'em. on the other hand, the brown sugar cinnamon pop tart has real sugar, and 50% of your recommended daily allowance of brown. ( laughter ) but i am contractually obligated to be surprised by what's happening in the world. so here goes nothin': how 'bout that weather we're having, huh? ( audience reacts ) ain't that a kick in the khakis? less than a week after the governor of california declared a drought emergency, a huge storm brought "potentially historic rain" to the golden state. in sacramento, they got more than five and a half inches of rain which broke the previous record set in 1880, and san francisco had its fourth wettest day in the city's history. the first wettest day of course, was when harry styles came to the fillmore and performed watermelon sugar. ( cheers and applause ) wow. that touched a nerve, shall we say. and it's not just the rain -- there are also winds that are so strong it took a semi and levitated

we had a pear-shaped reopening because we were covid 04 six months last year which meant we were freeo roam around and the economic agents as you would in normal circumstances. this will be a slower ground -- grind. we'll have virus in the community as we did in other parts of the world. it will be a flutter recovery here than what we experienced last year. haidi: always great to have you with us. we do have lots more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let us take a look at the day ahead for australia and new zealand. there reopening plants continue to be in focus as we mentioned at the top. talks are underway. rapid talks for a travel bubble with singapore. on the corporate front, they are among the short list of bidders to buy the super stake. they are calling for an economic plan for covid admissions ahead of this. with see if that translates into policy and have a formal goal. inflation showing up in new zealand. surging to haidi: australia is in talks over a travel bubble to singapore for fully vaccinated villa were -- vaccinated people to travel. melbourn

this is in front of their home on pear tree lane. as officers got closer to that home, they stay that's when they heard shots. when they arrived, they say the suspect acted in a threatening manner. one officer shot the man. he was rushed to the hospital where he is still being treated. the name of that suspect has not been released and the officer is on paid administrative leave as the investigation continues. >>> new this morning, governor newsom signing a bill to expand prescribed fires in california. it aims to help cut down the financial risk for so-called burn bosses who oversee prescribed fires. it also removes a layer of risk for burn bosses if the fire burns out of control and requires emergency response. prescribed fires are a crucial tool used before fire season to clear out dry brush. >>> well know it certainly is dry out there. could use some rain. right now we're just experiencing, finally, some cooler temperatures as we take a live look outside overlooking san jose, waiting for the sun's arrival. >> better air quality t

the person who made the complaint says the toaster pastry attains more pears and apples then pay -- then lawsuit calls for a jury trial. julian: that means nothing. kumasi: are you watching the show? mike: it is so good, if you haven't watched it, and you will understand why the doll is so terrifying. mike: it makes chucky seem like something you want to cut a with. -- cuddle with. julian: love a "child's play" reference. kumasi: i'm not ready. mike: it's dystopian for sure. let's take a like that take a look at what's going on as far as our forecast. i wanted to show you some of the numbers in the neighborhoods everywhere except san jose had record rainfall. some of those records going back several decades. look what it did to our average capacity for today's date. this is data i pulled up this morning, lake orville went up 7% . everybody went up at least 1% to 2%, but you compare the percent of total capacity, only a couple went up and some stained the same -- stayed the same. we get three to five atmospheric winters during the winter and we need at least five to seven more to make up

neighbors told police that a 26-year-old man was pointing a gun at his father in front of their home on pear tree lane. as officers got close to the home, they say they heard shots. when they arrived they say the suspect acted in a threatening manner. one officer shoot the man. he was rushed to the hospital where he is still being treated. the name of the suspect has not be released and the officer is on paid administrative leave. >>> it also removes a layer of risk for the burn bosses if the fire burns out of control. prescribed fires are a crucial tool used before fire season to clear out dry brush. >>> a live look outside this morning in san jose, waiting for the sun's arrival, feeling a little fall-like out there. how do you dress the kids before they head out the door? make sure you put their names on those jackets so they come back home. >> have you had experience with that before? >> with three? yeah. i just put triplets on them. >> i was picking up my kids yesterday. all of the jackets hanging on the fence for the parents to look through them and try to find who they belong to. that'

the plaintiff's complaint they pad the pastries with cheaper fruit, apples, and pears and they use my pending litigation. i don't blame them, i'm currently being sued by 500 people on tender for saying it was just a rash. joe, i love pop tarts, deal of pop tarts? >> they are delicious but i'll tell you what, i don't like the health food industry it's always trying to pull the wool over our eyes. they say no sugar when it's high in fat and they will say low-fat when it's high in sugar, it's always a scam. i once bought this pudding that had people playing tennis on it and it was the no sugar putting. shouldn't have been people not exercising? >> greg: you were tricked by the images, that says a lot, charlie. >> i still don't know what that means. [laughter] >> that's not for the healthy people. i don't know anything about the lawsuit but as a parent of teenagers, one of my biggest battles in life is breaking my children's habit of eating cereal. >> greg: it's impossible. >> the only thing that's worse is pop tarts, it's like cereal for kids that are too lazy to go get the milk. >> greg

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the person complaining says that the pastry contains more pears and apples then strawberries and so theate bridge is singing again. [whistling noise] julian: did you hear that? this video was shared online. you can hear that really ear he sound. -- eerie sound. to bridge has been making noise like this on windy days following the wind retrofit project last year. kumasi: sue was telling us yesterday that she heard it when she was coming over. julian: a little scary. kumasi: the social media burnout even being felt by some of the biggest online sensations. some big-name influencers are sitting down for you, sharing their detox advice to limit stress. julian: this is a conversation i want to have. plus, billion-dollar failures by the edd. how much unemployment money was wrongfully given away. the department is dishing out almost all the blame on something else. kumasi: taking a live look outside right now, the extreme weather worries don't stop today. we are back with don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another le