x pected to be attended by 800 people and going to be ebroadcast all over great britain.er: hey, good morning to you guys. she will be tie thing knot right here at pindser castle. now he's not royal but the two a ring is a very pink safer. princes who and negligenty of the people i talked to yesterday had no idea he is and she work withes a normal job at an art gallery in london but she is the queen's granddaughter and this is a royal wedding. we can look forward to a lavish ceremony in two hours time and after they'll be taking a carriage ride through the streets just like harry and meghan did in may. they've -- look forward to an appearance from prince george and ps theralet. that flag behind me means the queen is in a a in precedent. >> so you're right. i did say princes who. >>> well, thanks for waking up with us. i'm marly hall. >> the news continues right here.ad lib live picture of then >>> welcome to friday morning. let's take a live look outside. this time of the san mateo bridge. folks getting a jump on their weekend perhaps? we're going to try to. >> i know som

news of thi partially completed wall comes as president trump is pected to order 800 active duty troops to the u.s.-mexico border. thousands of central americans are headed this way tryin to escapeiolence in their own country. the siz of this group has shrunk as some of them seek refugee status in mexico. >> police are searching for this man that threatened people that advocate for muslim-americans. he started yelling about islam and the man was upset over this post. it calls for the councilman to step down after he shared an anti-muslim me on facebook. the man eventually decided to leave, but it's what he did as he wked out that really scared the staff. >> and then did the throat cutting motion to another staffer, which we saw very much as a threat. >> he is no stranger to hate. the group often receives death threats. e office was evacuated nearly three years ago after the employee opened a letter containi a whi substance. >> they won't be intimidated after a man threatened them while they were volunteering at a polling place. 28-year-old jason wayne alongwo with t other people took pi

i was not pecting that. i was thinking like -- like better grade with all of their policies. >> i am still going to eat it. it is a staple here. my mom is visiting from texas and she likes it. >> this is the only burger i like. knowing this, i don't know where to eat burgers anymore. >> the collaborative report was done by groups like food safety. many give them antibiotics to encourage quicker growth, calling it a routine practice. public health experts are concerned about the overuse of antibiotics. >> the problem of antibiotic resistance that comes from over use of antibiotics both in humans and animals it is a crisis at this point. >> mcdonald's says it is working to roll out an antibiotics policy for beef by the end of the year. according to consumer reports about 60% of people would pay more for a burger that was raised without antibiotics. >>> betty, we have got some fog and low clouds rolling into the bay tonight. that kind of sets the stage for what is happening early tomorrow morning. also on frida

laura: whaunwas the most pected letter? jeanne: most unexpected? oh gosh, probably some of the kid mail. kids writing things like "why don't you wear a tie-dyed shirt someday, psisident obama?" y things that were fun. laura: thank you so much, jeanns marie lafor joining us. jeanne: my pleasure. laura:he power of an old-fashioned lette to the president and how it shaped obama's presidency. you can find mu more of all of the day's news on our website. to see what we are working on it anytime, make sure to check us out on twitter. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc wld news america." >> with the bbc news ar vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlineyou can trust. download now from selected app ores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neected needs. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in

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this and them and everybody bickering back and forth, we need to work together and put a into our pect back country. i think we've lost a lot of that, learn to respect each other again. would like the democrats to be able to hold the party the fact of -- i am personally a democrat, i'm a voter, most likely all democrats, but i know they able to be that way in congress in a long time. you know, where one outweigh the other one, i ould like to see the democrats win and be the majority. ♪ the state, part capitals tour. >> relationship between political climate and your stress level is our topic for half-hour. arthur evans is our guest, he's c.e.o. of the american whichlogical association, just released 12th annual stress in america survey. evans, how many americans say that the political environment today stresses them how does that compare to previous year? dr. evans: yeah, a lot of mericans are saying they are stressed by the current political environment. 9% of americans are concerned about the future of the u.s. and that's ssed by that and up from last year, where we had 63%, a high n

growth, 6.5%pected gdp read coming this third-quarter. 6.6% was the estimate.his is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: president trump says "it certainly looks as though the missing saudi writer jamal khashoggi is dead." hedid not say on what basis based that conclusion, but said any punishment for saudi involvement would be severe. yvonne: severe consequences. does this mean the administration is preparing for a tougher stance? >> they are facing a lot of pressure, including from congress and a lot of their own party members in congress, to take a stance. the president was equivocating somewhat. he said there would be severe theequences, but that administration and congress should wait for the results of the investigation to find out what happened to mr. khashoggi. he is taking a somewhat tougher stance, but not saying what he would do. congress wants there to be an unequivocal stance on this, and they want action and soon. if not, they say they will take action and start looking at resolutions and things against the saudi regime. rishaad: the question is, what can they do

moving in from hey were kicked in eallyth in.hin cold airht settled right temperatures tonight near ex pectt overnight hours. same thior early mng once you get into monday. most the wee is going to be sunny though. do have rainrs showey the end let's take look at those wd s.gu42 mile today per hour windgan national airport. 37 a same at bwi thurgood marshall.e hour wind gusts out there. 47 inrince george's county.46 il multiple reportsf downed trees an power les in many areas as right now a great improvement. winds fairly light and calm. they're going to stay that way. along with that, sees the skies clearing out as well. radiation al cooling going on. cold air definitelyaking itself at home. highs today, 56 reaganti naal, 52 at dulles. 54 bwi thurgood marshall. i want to tell you a 2t4 70 deg. this is really a far cry from that totally. i right nos 42 at dulles. 39 gaithersburg. 46 in the city. 41 baltimore. 40 quantico. 36 at culpeper and winchester 24-hour ch hour, look ature attempe er from 6 to 24 degrees colder. so that's a pretty goodin cation of the direction that we're going in. be

this and them and everybody bickering back and forth, we need to work together and put a into our pect back country. i think we've lost a lot of that, learn to respect each other again. would like the democrats to be able to hold the party the fact of -- i am personally a democrat, i'm a voter, most likely all democrats, but i know they able to be that way in congress in a long time. you know, where one outweigh the other one, i ould like to see the democrats win and be the majority. ♪ the state, part

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lows will bring us cloud cover and patchy fog along the coastline and for the most part we you're pecting a beautiful afternoon in the bay area. >> not looking bad at all. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow at "today in the bay" starting at 4:30. ♪ ♪ >>> we're live in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> here it is. >> royal rock stars, harry, meghan continuing their whirlwind tour down under. welcome to "access." so much love for the royals. look, thousands of people going absolutely bananas over them in melbourne. look at this, 19-year-old super fan india who got the harry hug of a lifetime. roll it. >> what just happened? >> prince harry hugged me.

we also, by the way, wolf, rex pecting that he's going to pressure them to decide whether they are going to drop ten counts, that if you remember, paul manafort was found guilty on eight counts and on ten the jury could not come to are a decision, so we're expecting that the judge is going to force the special counsel to perhaps drop those ten counts tomorrow at that hearing. >> all right. we'll see what happens. evan, thank you. evan perez reporting. joining us is democratic congressman ted deutch of florida, a member of the jou dishry and foreign affairs committees. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. let's start with secretary pompeo. he says the saudi investigation will be complete, thorough and transparent. you've called for an independent investigation. why do you believe the trump administration is putting any some in what saudi arabia is going to report? >> yeah. thanks for having me, wolf. it's interesting. you just did a story about the president and his campaign re rally. he's going to go tout his campaign rally and demonize immigrants and talk about the tough action h

>> first, on his second point, you know,pect out club was -- penthouse club was critical of the top of broadway cbd. it had such tremendous effect on reduce you go all sorts of problems, cleanliness, crime, loitering, they were huge problems 10 years ago are minimal problems now. they have taken it down from you where it was. being good citizens. commissioner richards more than anyone up here knows how to tell what a club is being a good citizen when a club is a bad citizen. we both know this commission can shut down a bad operator. in terms of coming up with metrics to measure that by, i don't believe that any numairca coefficient is going to do that. we have a hear anything six months. you are going to hear testimony that suggests that we have been a bad citizen and let things get out of control in some way. we are not arguing against that really. you will hear us say we have done -- the security measures we pro posed if they are not working they are not working. that is what you are going to hear. that is when we will cease going to 4:00 a.m. i am confident that is not going to happ

so we'll show you the track once it gets into the mid-atlantic and show you what we're pecting from michael towards the end >>> you're watching news 4 midday. >> back with you at 11:30 this morning. supre court justice brett kavanaugh was sworn in soon after his confirmation saturday, but there will be a ceremonial swearing in tonight, president trump to take a public victory lap. here's nbc's kristen welker. ow reporter: this morning, brett kavanaugh is n justice kavanaugh, sworn in over the weekend in a private ceremony, with his hand on a family bible. as demonstrators on both sides descended on the nation's capitol. inside the senate chambers saturd f, the vote kavanaugh again -- d >> sergeant at arms will store order. >> reporter: -- and again. >> clerk will suspenor >> rr: kavanaugh was confirmed 50-48, the slimmest margin in more than a hundred years. la the nomination of brett m. kavanaugh of ma, an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. >> reporter: for president trump, it is a monumental win. >> i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendo

>> i don't think anybody t pected something like the wo what is being speculated now, but i think, youw, when he left the more than a year ago, he said there are a lot of people in saudi arabia who can't speak the truth, they're in jail or being muzzled. i have the opportunity, if i give everything up in my country, to go out an continue to speak the truth. i think he knew, you know, that put potentially relatis at risk, it put -- you know, no exile feels completely sanguine, at the same time, i don't think anybody would have competed something like what we're most afra of now. >> i spoke with the state department earlier and all they wld say is we are closely following the situation. is the u.s. doing enough? >> i think, you know, jamal was a resident of the united states, he was a columnist for the "the washington post." that puts the united states government in a position to demand answers. if it is true, and we continue to hope beyond hope that it's not true, fit is true that a foreign government lured one of its own citizens into one of its diplomatic properties on foreign soil an

defended the nominee on fox news: >> i thought his tone in lasea week'sng was exactly what you would pectm somebody going through what brett kavanaugh and his tmily have beough over the last several weeks. >>ou'll have to tell your children, your grandkids where you stood today. >> desjardins: around the capitol, anti-kavanaugh protestersathered again. those concerns were dismissed b republicside the chamber. john cornyn of texas applauded the vote: >> our vote today was impot ant ly because it will allow us to move forward and conclude this confirmation process, butmp it wastant because it showed the u.s. senate will not be intimidated. we will not be bullied by the screams of paid protesters and name calling by the mob. desjardins: democrats, like california's kamala harris, still question the thoroughness of the latest f.b.i. investigatio >> this was not a search for the truth, this was not an investigation. this was an abdication of responsibility and duty. >> desjards: if confirmed tomorrow, kavanaugh could join the other eight justices on the supremcourt early next week. >> woodruff

ben is a national leader who's pr pecting obamacare frsident trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. before he was attorney general, brian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa attacks our cleawater laws, frosh is leading the charge to sp them. attorney general brian frosh. >>> your time is 5:45ur back to top story. explosives found in the mail. president trump mentioned thepa ages sent to former elected leaders during a campaign stop in wisconsin last nht. >> a while the president condemned the attacks and called for american unity, he also t blam media for the current political climate. >> the media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone and to stop the endless hostility andonant negative and oftentimes false attacks and stories. have to do it. >> news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill following this developing story. tracie, what elsehe president have to say? >> well, he said that this was a despicable he did talk quite a bit about unity and said this is not

her voice through her clothes in many way, and when she was on safari, in nairobi, she wore a white pectte pith hat and many people accused her of echoing european colonialism about that garb and she was asked about that this morning and let me play for you what she said. >> you know what? we just completed an amazing trip. we went to ghana. we went to malawi. we went to kenya. here, we are in egypt. i want to talk about my trip and not what i wear. and that is very important what i do, what we do with u.s. aid, and what i do with my initiatives, and i wish people would focus on what i do, not what i wear. >> focus on what i do, not what i wear. can she have it both ways? she sometimes wants people to interpret something out of what she is wearing and now she is saying don't focus on it. >> i disagree with her on this. because she is putting together a cos tume. so she is asking not to be focused on. now, i have been in cairo. i have been by the pyramids. you wear whatever you're wearing that day. you don't have to dress up like you're a character out of indiana jones, okay? if this is w

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with details on how much rain we should pect. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend. (catherine) (catherine) there's been a major setback for supporters of a law aimed at getting drug addicts off of the streets of san francisco... assembly bill 186 needed governor jerry brown's signature -- but he instead vetoed the l

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