ramy!show. do you know his name? >> ramy youssef. >> jimmy: he knows your name, that's great. >> now i do the show with him, october, okay. you remember? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he remembers october, yeah. >> you cry, you smile, you cry. i said, what going on? you said, your english make me smile. i'm sorry, jimmy. know my friend. i love you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i love you too, god bless you. >> god bless you, jimmy kimmel from egypt. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, he's in egypt? he's always representing. >> yeah, that was what happened. i think that's the line he said on the show. he said that. he started talking about jimmy kimmel. we were like, "this is a different show." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. yehya, you're supposed to read the lines that they give you. >> no, never liar. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no -- no, i said "lines." the lines. >> "the lion king"? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, no -- >> you understand it didn't make the cut. [ laughter ] it's very difficult. >>

cbs's ramy inocencio spoke to one of amini's relatives. >> reporter: women raging against rigid iranian law, illegally removing their head coverings and burning them. men joining them to protest a regime they all denounce as siv. at least 75 people have been killed says a human rights watchdog. that number expected to rise. these demonstrations driven by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini. the country awaits a final coroner's report. her father says she was beaten by morality police, enforcers of iran's strict dress code. her head covering reportedly too loose. "she was tortured" according to eyewitnesses says erfan mortezaei, mahsa's cousin living in siefl expile in iraq. she was tortured in the van after her arrest, then tortured at the police station for half an hour, then hit on her head and she collapsed. this was her burial in western iran. thousands paid respects. protesters have even stoned images of the supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. if you could tell the ayatollah one thing, what would it be? "the old dictator is in his last days," he said. iran's government is also

ramy, thank you.night's health watch, we're looking at the mental health crisis among america's youth. a new study finds nearly one in five young people suffered from depression before the pandemic hit, and it's only gotten worse. cbs' meg oliver explains. >> focus on your exhale. >> if i open up to my parents about how i feel, it will make them think that they failed. >> reporter: 18-year-old emma wanstall has learned, it's okay to ask for help. the former cheerleader started treatment for her mental health in july. >> it's good to feel emotions, but you just have to deal with them in the right way. >> reporter: during the pandemic, emma fell into a deep depression. how bad did it get? >> it got to the point where i overdosed, and i was planning on going to bed that night and not waking up in the morning. >> reporter: suicide is the third leading cause of death among people age 15 to 24 in the u.s. since 2019, the number of teenaged girls who have been suicidal has increased 50%. why is it getting wo

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ramy inocencio spoke to one of amini's relatives. >> reporter: women raging against rigid iranian law illegally removing their head coverings and burning them. men joining them to protest a regime they all denounce as oppressive. these are the biggest riots to rock iran since 2019. at least 75 people have been killed says a human rig deort. her father says she was beaten by morality police enforcers of iran's strict dress code, her head covering reportedly too loose. she was tortured, according to eyewitnesses, says erfan mortezaei, masha's cousin li in self-exile in iraq. she was tortured in the van after her arrest then tortured at the police station for half an hour, then hit on her head and she collapsed. this was her burial in western iran. thousands paid respects. protestors have even stoned images of the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. if you could tell the ayatollah one thing, what would it be? >> the old dictator is in his last days, he said. >> o'donnell: iran's government is also accusing the west, especially the united states, of fueling protester fury. the ministry

ramis little. listen to me i tried my best. tell anna the funeral. granddaughter. victoria but i don't remember. to be honest, she just stood by. and now, elvira, are you visiting your granddaughter's grave? i cant. we have a plot. let's see for these six months the road to the cemetery became for victoria murygina and her grandmother olga cherenko painfully familiar, their beloved eva rests here, whose life was cut short in just 2 years. butterfly victoria strokes the photo of the girl now touch the daughter. she can, only in this way olga cries at the explosion and curses the one who took the life of the baby. elvira realizes that your granddaughters are no longer alive. there she is alive, she finds herself running and looking at me olga and what do you think, if your granddaughter is to blame for this tragedy? no, she is with them, like a chicken with chickens. well, if she victoria does not hear you , does not hear her sister, maybe something to connect the male power, only the father. our he went to the showdown many times, when he was there for a century, he

this morning, john ramis kicks off our fleet week coverage with the the rich military past. >> announcer: now, it it is really welcome home. >> reporter: when the admiral made a triumphant return under the golden gate bridge after world war ii, it was perhaps the the most climactic fleet week in in history but the history of the military started long before before that when the spanish accidentally wandered into the bay and instantly realized its value. >> and it was decided to establish a permanent army post in 1776. >>anhistorian says with a milewide golden gate being the only opening to the bay, it made for a perfect military situation. >> you put cannons on both sides sides of the entrances of any bad guys that try to sail in. they would be caught in a crossfire. you control the entrance to the golden gate, you you control the entrance to the. the harbor. >> reporter: in 1849, everything everything changed. gold was di. was discovered. >> an explosion in economics ane and people rocked by gold. that is what led the u.s. government to say, we have got to defend this. >> reporter: so t

so let's go to a nairobi zachary rami international stadium and joint d, w corresponding to felix marine to welcome a phoenix. what's william router has arrived? what's going on now? hi failed. so yes, william brutal has arrived at president looking at are they going president? has also just walked into the stadium, or the national anthem has just been playing. and i any moment from now bill, just be a little bit of entertainment. then we go to the main activity of the day, which is out there sitting in of are william, brutal and his deputy. right. and these were arb contested at elections and fought over the results. but people seem now to be quite happy or with the result. so that seems quite a celebratory atmosphere that well, the general feel it within the stadium and are all over the country is that people are so far satisfied with the outcome of their elections. but they still a group of people who voted for a loading guy and they feel like they a, they missed a chance. so part of the things that william brutal will be expected to do is actually to see how he will bring all their d

john ramis takes a closer look at why critics say there is a hidden agenda. >> reporter: it is something that affects all of us. oppositn 30 is looking at one particularp to pay. >> here is the reality. >> it starts with a wildfire. will make some of the money woud go toward hiring and training f. training firefighters. as well s funding projects to fight pollution. that is why california clean-air and the oakland mayor is supporting a. >> prop 30 is an innovative meae innovative measure -- they must support as if lives depend on i. on it. >> the measure would increase income tax by 1.7%. >> it would raise between $3.4 . $3.4 billion. the vast majorityg to sit court rebate. > >> starts the order, governor newsom, said lyft is bankrolling bankrolling the campaign as a wy to get taxpayers to help the coy the company purchase new electric vehicles. they are required to be electric 2030. ia statement, newsom said prop 30 is a special interest -- , a scheme devised by a single corpn single corporation to funnel state income tax revenue to their company. the average voter average voter would n

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. > >> i am john ramis where the city is employing an unusual piece of equipment to help clean cleanf the dead, rotting fish as a result of the toxic algae bloom. sure leader, the forgotten hero in the fightr fight for rights in the south bay and the man honoring him through art. we begin with vape erik runge facing the state during the file for california is under a flex alert, state regulators are asking people to scale back energy use until 9:0. 9:00 tonight. another flex alert alert was issued for tomorrow, it is the fourth day in a row. max darrow has more on our stressed energy grid and how cutting back could be good for your wallet. >> reporter: as the he ramps up, up, so will the stress on the power grid. for the fourth consecutive day, californians are being asked to conserve power. a flex alert is in place until 9:00 tonight. >> reporter: the energy demand continues to escalate. >> on thursday evening, we have had the highest demand for power power we have seen since september of 2017 and those last last few days are likely to be a a dresser so for what is going to be a muc

ramy inocencio, cbs news. > >> the federal judge in the trump investigation has reviewed a special master to review the documents seized mar-a-lago. the legal team propd team proposed judge deary to bee to become the special master. the former president will have to pay the entire cost for him. the judge will have until november 30 to look through morn 11,000 records. the court orders order says the judge should prioritize classified documents. >> whether or not a document is classified is irrelevant. it is a question of mishandling national security information, even if they have been declassi. been declassified. >> the justice department is still fighting the courts decision to block its access to the documents pending that independent review. their appeal will be at a circuit court where six judges were appointed by trump. > >> president biden met with the family members of two american citizens currently imprisoned in in russia. brittney griner and paul whelan. it is the first tie first time the president spoke in person with wife of brittney griner and the sister of paul whelan. he m

christian bale, margot, robbie, robert deniro, rami malek.e a good movie. oh absolutely. so here's the thing about this film . this is like this most amazing a list struck with with the with this like who done it projects, so it's a little bit murder mystery. it is ultimately, though, about love about friendship about loyalty. i had a chance to speak with the cast and look, they are just magnificent in this movie. i don't think they could have assembled a better company of actors and performers. many of them shared with me how wonderful it was to watch each other work. right because rami malek even shared he goes. you know what? the project like this when you have so much talent on the set, it's hard in between takes just to go sit in your trailer because you want to watch everybody else work. many of them also shared with me what it was like working with robert de niro. i mean, here's a guy robert deniro. but in the business south 53 years he came onto the scene in 1969, right. and here he is. i'm having sustained this this this really glori

ramy inocencio has more from london. >> reporter: there have been protests happening outside of iran'sound the world, including like here in london. you can actually take a look and see the red paint that's splattered on the facade right here. all of this really doesn't matter when it comes to iran's government. they really don't care. they're still cracking down and it was all sparked by the death of one young woman. [ applause ] with defiance and despair, family, friends, and village neighbors in the thousands buried 22-year-old mahsa amini. her family tells cbs news police killed her. he was tortured according to eyewitnesses" says air fawn die. she was tortured in the van after her arrest, then tortured at the police station for half an hour, then hit on her head, and shecollapsed. police claim from a heart attack. an official coroner's report pending. her father says she was beaten to death by morality police, enforcers of iran's strict dress code. her head covering reportedly too loose. mahsa amini's death has since become a rallying cry, sparking protests across dozens of cities

he said that ramis had been stabbed to death when he was drunk. eve's father. just couldn't talk to him anymore. i have a panic attack. i don’t know there in a reverse state . a few hours later. i called him back, and he told me in more detail the girl died right her father died on the spot and was immediately taken into custody. well, how much do i know? yes, what kind of term initially threatened him, it seems, as the prosecutor asked for 20 years, then 12. and under what articles he should have been punished for murder initially, as i know, he was charged with attempted murder - this is part one step through the thirtieth a and of course the fourth article 111 of the criminal code of the russian federation due to grievous harm, it is directly easier for health to die by negligence. it was originally. and what for it gives a term worth it is a particularly heavy article. uh, of course, up to 15 years. deprivation of liberty. only one composition can be obtained, and later, as i know, already in court there was a retraining for less simple articles of a threat

traditions, but we have to use wood because we are affected by diffusion. electricity crisis, millions like rami awake, can't rely on their savings because banks have locked depositors from their dollar accounts or funds. they can access are worth less. that's while the local currency, the li rossi valued against the dollar by more than 90 percent. fema swing are sorry. she knows. i used to get paid 13 and a half dollars an hour. we had a good life. we'll use that for to eat at restaurants now. my pays birth less than $2.00 an hour. so we can't even attend funerals because we can't afford transportation. the crisis has pushed the middle class into poverty. and as long as politicians are a few steps to make the economy viable, again, it's likely to think even deeper than could their elders. eda dib lean north lebanon, and are monique noise catch up with all the stories recovering or checking out our website address that is our 0 dot com. and you can watch us live by clicking on the black live icon outta 0 dot com. ah.

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blood and treasure to stand up, not only from our own maryland, but for the interest of all our name. rami how much data flashing changes for the late 80 to loose banging. and i say to me, you might ask because it is now right. okay, so nation hedwood law, the racial screening racialism will be right now. you guys play during ensure and was number and meet with i think only attending because you said that when you seeing a democracy, how numbers comes possible. everybody else are barbarians. and actually everybody on our slave the u. s. in iraq and always other countries, bombing and killing and raping and looting, stealing and always other things over throwing government left and right. well, why do they do that? the fundamental driver, what really convinces the average american or west here to support these wars of aggression is ideological. they think that these asians, these muslims, these africans, these lights and americans, they don't know what's go to form, only in the west. know what's good and you resolution and you asked the lady, i believe you trinity christian ever to. so i'm

let's join the w correspondent, phoenix on the ringer, who's outside nairobi. zach castle, rami international stadium where the inauguration is due to take place very shortly . welcome welcome at what's going on there now. good morning. ah kenyans. i know celebratory moods. casanya stadium is parked to the brim, or you can see their pictures on your screen. and people started streaming in at 2 a m. so by, by the time 5 am was through are getting to 5 am in the morning their stadium was already full, but more people older a while also working in right now. so many people have been locked out because the 60000 stadium is full and their number of people who are outside the stadium is almost equal to the number of those who i'd say the stadium. so quite an area of activity, but at the moment, entertainment is going on as a canyons await the president elect william router and his deputy, together with the outgoing president, oral kenyatta to come and chris the occasion where william brutal will be inaugurated. as kenya's. next president, if you can hear from my background, people are celebrating f

but we have to use would because we are affected by the few one electricity crisis. millions like rami awake can't rely on their savings because banks have locked depositors from their dollar accounts or funds they can access are worth less. that's why the local currency, the lire, the valued against the dollar, by more than 90 percent of our seniors. i used to get paid 13 and a half dollars an hour. we had a good life. we used to food to eat at restaurants. now my pays were less than $2.00 an hour. we can't even attend primrose because we can't afford transportation . the crisis has pushed the middle class into poverty, and as long as politicians step to make the economy viable again, it's likely to think even deeper than it could. there was a zita, didn't mean north slipping on around strike in the us has been averted after the white house helped to negotiate attentive agreement between the union and railway companies. the plan shut down could have seriously disrupted the transport of goods across the country and damage the economy. still in the us, in a fast growing wildfire in cali

but we have to use would, because are affected by the fuel electricity crisis. millions like rami awake can't rely on their savings because banks have locked depositors from their dollar accounts or funds they can access are worth less. while the local currency, the lira, the valued against the dollar by more than 1900 percent. when our, our seniors, i used to get paid 13 and a half dollars an hour. we had a good life. we used to food to eat at restaurants. now my pays were less than $2.00 an hour. we can't even attend primrose because we can't afford transportation . the crisis has pushed the middle class into poverty. and as long as politicians step to make the economy viable, again, it's likely to think even deeper than i could, there was a theater. didn't mean north flipping on the cross morning had gathered in the occupied west bang for the funeral of the palestinian teenagers, shot dead by strange forces on thursday. the palestinian health ministry says 17 year old or de sally was killed in violence per account during israeli. on great and while the international committee of the

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traditions, but we have to use would because we are affected by the fuel electricity crisis. millions like rami awake can't rely on their savings because banks have locked depositors from their dollar accounts or funds they can access are worthless. while the local currency, the lira, the valued against the dollar by more than 90 percent finished swing our sour. she knows, i used to get paid 13 and half dollars an hour. we had a good life who used to foot to eat at rest turns. now my pays birth less than $2.00 an hour. we can't even attend funerals because we can't afford transportation . the crisis has pushed the middle class into poverty and as long as politicians are 2 steps to make the economy viable again, it's likely to think even deeper. seneca there elisha zita did mean north lebanon. he has won 20 grand slam titles and now roger federer is calling it quits. the 41 year old, a sector tar saying he will play his last atp event next week. joining us raska looks back on a career that inspired and entertained at every term which a federal has given us some of the most thrilling moments we'v

so we've spoken to one of the families, a mother of a prison that named rami, she says out of the 10 years he spent in jails for more than 7 years. that army didn't have any charges, didn't know why he is being held. so there has been an increase in that use of this policy, prompting a palestinian prisoners to announce that there will be refusing food and water until their demands are met. anita, we're hearing about the killing of a palestinian man then nobliss. so what more can you tell us? the house minister has confirmed that a sat in county has lost his life after he was shot at by israeli forces fire. now, according to local sources, 3 palestinians wid intending to go and carry out the shooting attack against israelis who usually storm a place in nablus. in the north of the occupied west bank called joseph's tomb. we've been seeing an increase an uptick in the attacks and shooting attacks against israelis. now, according to his radio reports this year alone, there has been more than 60 as shooting attacks. more than 20 have been foiled, or sorry, more than 200 have been foiled a

so we've spoken to one of the families, a mother of a prison that named rami. she says out of the 10 years he spent in jails for more than 7 years, but we didn't have any charges, didn't know why he's being held. so there has been an increase in that use of this policy, prompting a palestinian prisoners to announce that they will be refusing food and water until their demands are met. people in cuba, a voting and a landmark referendum, the could legalize same sex marriages, and adoption for proposed changes will also allow surrogate pregnancies and give more rights to long. biological parents, president miguel diaz canal says the changes are necessary to guarantee the rights of all families. allison populations across the african continent of plummeting that south africa is blocking the trend. 2 thirds of its roughly 30000 elephants are in the kruger. national park and surrounding areas are growing herbs, opposing and economic threat to communities. the board of the reserve. as emily anglin reports, these elephants are being targeted, degrading females attract

traditions, but we have to use wood because we are affected by the fuel electricity crisis. millions like rami awake can't rely on their savings because banks have locked depositors from their dollar accounts, or funds they can access are worthless. that's while the local currency, the lire, the value against the dollar, by more than 90 percent. you know, swing us hours, you know, i used to get paid 13 and half dollars an hour. we had a good life. we used it for to eat at restaurants. now. my pays both less than $2.00 an hour. we can't even attend funerals because we can't afford transportation . the crisis has pushed the middle class into poverty. and as long as politicians regular steps to make the economy viable again, it's likely to think even deeper than could there elisha zita didn't mean north lebanon. it is the end of an era in men's tennis. roger federer has announced his retirement from sport. 20 time grand slam champion says he'll no longer play in majors or on the atp to join the gosh. rosco, looks back on a career spanning 24 years. ah, which of federal has given us some of the mo

so we've spoken to one of the families, a mother of a prison that named rami, she says out of the 10 years he spent in jails for more than 7 years. that army didn't have any charges, didn't know why he's being held. so there has been an increase in that use of this policy, prompting a palestinian prisoners to announce that there will be refusing food and water until their demands are met. south korea and japan at st. north korea has far to short range ballistic missile towards the sea of japan was so earlier said it had detected signs, north korea could be preparing for launch south chris military. it says the missile was fired from the tight she on area becomes 2 days after nuclear. howard u. s. aircraft carrier arrived in a south korean city of the sun to take part in joint drills. japan says north koreas miss south fell outside it's exclusive economic zone routine was uni from rural disuse of actions by north korea, including it's reputed launches of ballistic missiles, are a threat to the peace and took her to japan and region as well as the international community it's also an a

so we've spoken to one of the families out a mother of a prison that named rami, she says out of the 10 years he spent in jails for more than 7 years, that army didn't have any charges, didn't know why he is being held. so there has been an increase in that use of this policy, prompting a palestinian prisoners to announce that there will be refusing food and water until their demands are met. her partial mobilization order announced by president vladimir person has sparked protests across russia rights group. so more than 730 people have been detained. last week, putin announced plans to unless 300000 reserves to reinforce troops fighting a new crime. at least 6 people had been killed in somalia in a suicide bomb attack. the military base and the capital mogadishu, the bomber is believed to have disguised himself as a soldier to enter the bice. bows out the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after al jazeera world up next. ah ah ah, ah. my name is kid through stephanie, and this is my job. it may have begun at the city, university of london, hearing the words apartheid

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in danville, john ramis, kpix 5 news . > >> queen elizabeth has now been laid to rest. a chapel on the grounds of windsor castle, her casket was lowered into a royal vault during an evening ceremont ceremony at st. george's chapel and ian lee has been tracking al of the ceremonies and processions and he joins us now live from london. are things settling down, there? >> looking around, people are getting back to work. those barricades are coming down and even the flags are at full staf. full staff. the loss of queen eh is still waiting on the hearts of millions. >> reporter: generations of queen elizabeth's descendents were front and center during her her emotional state funeral inside of westminster abbey, yesterday. among them, king charles iii, his son, prince william and nine-year-old prince prince george who is second in e in line. a handwritten note read , "in loving and devoted memory ." it was signed charles r for rex or king. the funeral drew heads of state from around the world including president bidenh biden with the first lady and ch prime ministers from can

john ramis, kpix 5 . > >> from 30 has received strong support from the public policy institute of californiathe measure with 40% d 40% opposed. > >> nearly 1 million people are without running water after the hurricane ripped through the dominican republic after the storm rick havoc across puerto rico leaving the island in a was driven by 90 mile an hour ed winds and dumped 25 inches of rn and caused fierce flooding. the national guard had to rescue hu. rescue hundreds. the puerto rico rico community is mobilizing to. >> i talked to my family in poly in policy and they are like, the like, the trees are down and ths a lot of water. >> we have been trying to help them replace it. it is not an easy task to get this generator replaced. >> the civic club in san jose ig to raise money and send generators to the island. there are many organizations in the bay area helping puerto rico and rico and you can find that listn kpix.com under top stories. > >> as we think about hispanic he month, we have to talk about ths about this. there is a serious n affecting the latino community. we are talking about

john ramis. >> how cute! >> it is hard to take advise when they are that cute. > >> we also talked about how the heat affects our pets, dogs and. and cats. it is interesting to see how they also affect squirrs affect squirrels. > stillaheaon beach, a fallen tree strikes a group of hikers on a south bay trail. why rescuers say it could could have been worse. > >> a big cleanup underway in lake tahoe. >> joice e citycol will review th report to complaints filed agait nearly 1/3 of the police force last year. that is a 25% jump from 2020. activists say the res the reports show police performance is not working. > >> jenkins is announcing the res the reforms. she is set to reveal a new justice policy including a new team to review s review cases for fairness to young offenders. > >> in the south bay, three hikers had a dangerously close call on the trail. firefighters say the hikers suffered only minor injuries when a 50 foot oak tree crashed down on them. y were hiking around 10:00 yesterday morning. firefighter

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. >> reporter: john ramis, kpix 5. 5. >> and you have to plan ahead. it appears to be on the way. wasn't santa rosa up to 115? >> san jose, i think it was 109. the hottest temperature san joe ever recorded. not just that day, not just september, ever. >> and september is a warm mont. month anyway. >> extraordinary. >> this is a pretty striking image. it is a view of lake tahoe today. i'm going to hit play in a second. i had to bring bring this back four hours ago. you could still kind of see the lake. this is the view looking h looking south. can you see the shoreline? everything else, thas all smoke. smoke coming from the the mosquito fire which we have been talking about over the last last few days. the air-quality sensors on the northern edge of the tahoe basin are all reading in the hazardous casualty. that is about as bad as i can get. we we should all see that. all youd is a shift in the wind. it wouldn't be as bad as to hold but that smoke is going to try to come our way. let me show you you a couple things. first off, the context. which is the fire? the mosquito fire. ever

thank you, ramy. tse that are e there along the river, some watching on their phones.s this moment in history. >>> tina, i'm struck by the applause. it's almost like a thank you. >> it is an enormous thank you because i think the queen sort of so epitomized steadfastness and that is what people so appreciate in a world that so splintered and volatile and c clamorous at the moment. she stood above that and stood for the eternal sort of british values of stoiciscm. her faith was enormously important to her. people also just related to the fact that aside from these great history epochs she lived through, and let's remember she's really our last thread to world war ii. her adve that d hiory boo for her was very personal. she remembered her friends at that time. how they went off and she dt

. >> ramy here is an abortion. >> we are calling her jane to protect her privacy. almost killed her. >> breathing machines union paperwork to sign. two and a half months ago she and her partner's birth control had failed. >> i'm nine weeks right now. >> what if i do, i keep this baby and i lose my life? >> jane will be among the last moment to receive a safe and legal abortions in arizona. the supreme court decision turned state laws in the chaos. days after we mention, in arizona judge ruled that a 1901 law banning abortion with no exception for rape or incest. but does concern the life of a mother. if the law of the state. >> it's constant fear, constant fear. it feels like you are a. like you are being given only one option. by a man who does not know half the struggles that us women go through. or the women that want to have babies in cannot, when the traumas that we have experienced in our life. it is very frightening. >> the doctor in this clinic, planned parenthood's director. >> of politicians who have had no form of medical training. for them to come into

it sure did it sure does it is now we have the same situation going toe to toe with him is rami malekl sharpens the other and that was the case with this with this cast day in and day out and every day no matter who showed up they brought their a game and delivered. that was sandy kenyon reporting amsterdam is out on october 7th from 20th century studios owned by disney the parent company of abc 7. well, finally tonight happening now another live look from london where it is about eight o'clock in the morning. they are local time united kingdom coming together and paying respects to queen elizabeth this entire week now just hours away from her funeral service. and one last reminder that abc news will have live coverage of queen elizabeth's funeral proceedings that will start in just a few hours from now starting at 2:15. am you of course can watch it right here on abc 7 news abc 7 news.com or wherever you happen to stream abc 7 news. and you can find much more coverage on queen elizabeth and her legacy anytime by downloading the abc 7 bay area streaming app. it includes a 15 minute do

wacky things, so is please call your local wildlife center for information peas incentives to john ramisas, all right, christian farr first alert weather darren: in your meetin logical training did you have any book anywhere that had falling squirrels? peas you know pvc, we are blazing trails in the bay area. we had falling squirrels early and had falling anchovies. when there's a fish we have had a lot of things falling from th sky peas a news-making market. there's rain coming. for hilltoppers shows you the rain. one thing that maybe you shouldn't necessarily trust too much if using online that looks good, but that is not actual rain that will hold together an each the ground. not yet that is the radar reading too far offshore, and most of that stuff is elevated. if you want to see their curing to use the forecast model at this point because that's bette accurately depict without menta rain in the ground is. it's still not here and you can see the leading edge of the system. if we bring that on shortly that's about 23 in the morning before sonny start to connect with the northbay. look