[applause] >> thank you, robby. le when the pandemic happened, i want to acknowledge that the downtown partnership immediately knew that there are spots in downtown that are really cool. and that with a little bit of effort, we could take places like clawed lane and light usdafsh alley and build in place and do a little bit of place make anding make them attractive in the reimagining of downtown. this spot right here has a store he'd history. it is where the shore met the waters of san francisco bay. and then, as the area of first settlement in the city is where our barbari coast met china town, met a growing and virjing downtown with the city's first treasurer, captain dwarf. he's the pred ecessor to jose cisneros. it's extraordinary to think that in his day, this part of town had not yet burned down three times to the ground t.had not experienced the 1906 earthquake and fire and each time it reemerged. that's exactly the story of san francisco again today. and by acknowledging our history, and i was thinking this

robbie green, thank you ve much carried out. robbie green, thank you very much for— carried out.ou very much forjoining _ carried out. robbie green, thank you very much forjoining us _ carried out. robbie green, thank you very much forjoining us with - carried out. robbie green, thank you very much forjoining us with those i very much forjoining us with those thoughts today. —— rory green. here in the uk, an independent review commissioned by the bank natwest into its decision to close accounts belonging to the former brexit campaigner nigel farage has identified "serious failings" in the way he was treated. but it's also concluded that the decision was primarily a commercial one, and carried out lawfully. our international business correspondent theo leggett has the details for us. you might remember that this was a story that during june and july really focused attention in the uk on the decisions that banks take over who they do business with. mr farage, a well—known brexit campaigner, announced that he had had his accounts closed and he claimed it was because of his political

i agree with robby, i think that every u.s.no matter where it goes, including to the palestinian territories, should be marked and looked at very closely. but the israelis have a are good track record of using it exactly for what they say they're going to use it for, and right now that is to wipe out hamas. howard: of course, a lot of people do forget that israel voluntarily withdrew from gaza, but also since then there have been no more elections. it's been a dictatorship. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre has taken a lot of media flak for this exchange. let's roll it. >> what is the level of concern right now about the potential rise of anti-semitism in light of everything that's going on in. >> look, we have not seen any credible threats. but, look, muslim and those perceive ised to be muslim have endured a disproportionate number of hate-fueled attacks. howe she answered the question about anti-semitism in terms of islamophobia. was that tone deaf? >> certainly, because -- and that juxtaposition made it sound l

robbie, your tweet remind me how poorly _ questions., your tweet remind i me how poorly represented washington is right now in the region. it speaks more broadly about the way they take in their eye off the middle east in general, doesn't it? how understrength are they and why is that relevant? it how understrength are they and why is that relevant?— is that relevant? it 'ust goes to show that the i is that relevant? itjust goes to show that the united _ is that relevant? itjust goes to show that the united states i is that relevant? it just goes to i show that the united states keeps trying _ show that the united states keeps trying to— show that the united states keeps trying to quit the middle east but that won't let the united states quit _ that won't let the united states quit it — that won't let the united states quit. it comes at a time with the biting _ quit. it comes at a time with the biting administration is trying to extricate — biting administration is trying to extricate itself from the region and focus _ extricate itself

and at least in europe cult robbie, thank you very much for your insights. thank you. of the nicest states is home to an estimation of 1800000 people of guatemalan origin or from the scars by the experience of poverty and crime money left in the hope of securing a brighter future now. and edlio is seeking to give washing mullins, a reason, just stay it's all begin with just a handful of chicken. now. rebecca paris counts 300. 20 year old is raising them for x and meet. she's part of the indigenous group of the maya. many of whom, unpublished, and yet she sees her future in guatemala. and in the us like this. you said you can generate income here, not only in the united states, the paternity here at home to the. but sometimes i just need someone to support the phone ringing in your own stage at the n g o safe, the children is offering such help. they have supported by the government. and so for us in court tomorrow, we have a shared interest in keeping people here. currently, 250 people and 7 villages, a learning how to afford use and market. i recall detroit of goods.

i'm joined by cars are robbie and ron specialist and i r g. see research director as united against nuclear, around 8 non profits cover up based on your research to what extent on how does iran fund hema was important to understand the as letter publishing the wrong. the regime in iran is the primary ministry. financial, logistical and ideological. suppose to all of the i'm us terrorist group. and if we take a step back, i want to unpack the nature of this relationship which really started to flourish in the 19 ninety's we so and promised minutes. and it's being sent to that. and on to on the go training by hezbollah, about oil side of contingent minutes is being sent to turn around. so when the guy missed sol, training by none other than the so called gold fall, the of the uranium ballistic me saw program i r g c come on to to run e mail. if i've done how much the officials are also being on rack holds at underscoring the flat, be sophisticated smuggling, what good is on the ground in gaza was the products of the late i g c. but suppose combi

with robbie we didn't do that. we talked about what the sound was like.g. he knows i like guitars. and so at one point i said these coyotes, these coyotes. he had guitars sound like the howling of the coyote. you hear it throughout the picture. and other things. i said, i want something for this movie that's kind of dangerous and fleshy and sexy. but dangerous. and that was a theme he gave me all the way through with the kind of thump, thump, thump, thump da dump -- almost like "bolero" as the film circles around itself until it finally explodes. and he gave us that. what he did, he just gives it to me and i lay it in. >> jimmy: right. >> i say hey, rob, it's not working in this place, what can you give me here? that guitar piece, cut a keyboard thing in from somewhere else. so he never really, except maybe for the opening sequence with the oil gushes -- i don't want to give it away. but there's a beautiful piece of music that he created for that which i said, i need something really strong there. >> jimmy: was this movie in particular special for him? >>

robbie or berman joins us live. robbie, i'm so sorry for the loss of your friend's son.i've not been this touch with him. and another friend, his son was keyed napped, one of -- kidnapped. so it's a very sad day. kayleigh: wow. and no updates on the location of your other friend whose son was kidnapped? >> no, but i live in tel aviv, is and right now as we're talking, there are military helicopters landing every few minutes unloading the wounded and going back out to pick them up again. this is an ongoing thing. the terrorists have not been cleaned outside of israel. this is a huge, not just an intelligence failure, it's a huge military and political failure. but more military. how is it possible that they were managedded to kill all the people, all the outlook posts, kill the soldiers, kill them in their sleep? and they're still, as we speak now just a few hours ago a woman said that she received a phone call from her niece who's 8 years old and she's hiding, they have killed mommy and daddy, she's hiding with her 4-year-old brother underneath a bed, they've been there

robbie bergman. robbie is going to have to join us. right. does i know you saw you with your own eyes? tell us more about the incident. what really happened? it was an incident, it was incidents isn't going on for years. the 1st report on those really news about you spitting on questions was in 2003, 20 years ago. the government talks about condemning it. the government talks about doing something, but it's all talk. i want to see action. i've see this every day. i'm a tour guide, andrew. i live in tele view, but i guide and drew some 3 times a week in the old city. i see all ultra orthodox jews, regular or orthodox jews. i'm settler jews spitting on christian splitting and courses and spitting on priests in front of the policeman and the policeman do nothing. wow. well, as you have seen this phase, but when you, when you see the time of the time after time after time, what, what's your reaction to all of these though? and every time i see it, i intervene. i yell i question i, i enter up my tour and i start yelling at them as to how barry wha

. >> jimmy: how did you guys -- when did it happen that you met robby?jonathan tapling who produceed "mean streets." we get there at that point. but you know, the band was a very, very special group. that sound that came out of them from the big pink, i don't know, it sound like nothing else in the world, ever. and it's a combination of so many different musical threads throughout american culture. and so i saw them woodstock. on the stage woodstock. i was one of the ads. woodstock, they didn't really want to be part of it. so they didn't allow the cameras to come up on stage. they're quite formidable. kind of looking at us in a way. we couldn't get -- one of the key things about woodstock is the cameramen get on the stage and worked with the performers. we loved them. we were listening to every one of the songs, et cetera. but we always felt that they had felt, who are these people coming up to woodstock? it's their place. why were these 500,000 people here? who are they? what do they want? so they played -- they played more for the audience, and not fo

be crime and there will definitely be love, and there will definitely be ryan gosking and margot robbie, let me remind you, at the beginning of the filming of the barbie film, this union was criticized , they said, well, what kind of guy is gosling in general, well, look at him, but he didn’t show his face, his figure is not the same, and she’s like signed up for barbie and so on, in general they really scolded them, in the end what it turned out to be a great union, and now, for example, they are invited everywhere, well, here they have it right, there will be completely different images, well, who knows, maybe they will really become such a famous union, like, for example, jennifer lawrence and bradley cooper, they made many films together, like ryan goslig. previously, it was believed that he often acts in stone, they have several film works together, but now, apparently, he switched over to marga robbie, or, let’s say, this is how his career is shaping up, at least. well, let's move on to the next news, the director of the films bridget jones's diary and notting hill, richard curtis

robbie. thank you very much. smells so good in the studio. you can scan the qr code on your screen and get these res pass on our website, good morning america.com. you can do that. just work it. ginger, over to you. >> the smell just made it over here across the studio. robin, key west dropped to 70 this morning. coldest they've been since may 2. i say cold and 70 and you're like, okay. you know you're talking key west. that was after a summer of six days at 95 plus. something they've not only never done before, but six times the old record. that chill, serious wind chill, in the 50s, some places even in the 40s in north florida. certainly feels like autumn. it will warm up, of course. let's get a check closer to home. >> now we have a first lock at the season two of the santa clause. this time scott calvin is training his son to take over his duties as santa. season premieres november 8th. take a lock. >> yeeha! love what i do! come on. here we go. the best part of christmas is spending time with your loved ones

same as robbie has worn out from ukraine's southern front line. a computer programmer before the war. now a compact medic, nick named doc based on your rebutting on ukraine southern front. drones showing snipers come with a job, he says, and getting to someone who needs help. can take all day what issues sometimes evacuation vehicle comes on to file. we lost several cause burned and left on the front line. yeah, it happens. but the biggest threat a kamikaze drones because they can travel far distances and a dangerous on open terrain. often completely exposed when rescue cars get hit. no one escapes injury doc says he's seen it firsthand. but the more nipple is it. more your truck describes the sound of rockets flying overhead and he was at a forward position directly across from russian lines. his leg was mangled by shrapnel. ukrainians use the term meat grinder to describe the conditions and high numbers of dead and wounded on the front line. i thought somebody was my guys came out on the fire. they didn't leave me behind. i was losing consciousn

most of them children the same bus robbie, i'll just here are the white house says it's not the time for c saw i but suppose is to the 8 into goes that will probably go high and that is in washington dc for us now. so possibly, how is the white house framing? it's a view on the idea of any kind of see spawn. and they're simply saying that it's not the right time. i think i want to take a step back and just point out something when it comes to striking hospitals. national security advisor james sullivan was on the sunday shows and he was specifically asked about reports that hospitals would be hit. you said i can't get into those reports, but hitting hospitals is against international and humanitarian law. hospitals can never be a legitimate military target. interestingly, no one in the administration talking about that. also interestingly, we know he said that because it was in the official transcript, but that part was cut out and did not actually make it on air in the american media . getting back to what the us to say now. they're really just when it comes to casualties, the civil

about the challenges in a war. mulch is an area of attacks and fear face to face bottles. 10 best robbie reports from ukraine, southern front lie a computer programmer before the war. now a compact medic, nick named doc based on your rebutting on ukraine southern front. drones showing snipers come with a job, he says, and getting to someone who needs help can take all day. what actually sometimes the evacuation vehicle comes on the file. we lost several cause burned and left on the front line. yeah, it happens. but the biggest threat a kamikaze drones because they can travel far distances and a dangerous on open terrain often completely exposed when rescue cars get hit. no one escapes injury doc says you seen it 1st hand. you put the more and it was it more. your truck describes the sound of rockets flying overhead and he was at a forward position directly across from russian lines. his leg was mangled by shrapnel. ukrainians use the term meat grinder to describe the conditions at high numbers of dead and wounded on the front line, pennsylvania because my guys came out on the fire, they

and simply to remain is to resist the same bus robbie. oh, to 0. who do i pull you? ukraine? southern jeffers are region or have been confrontations between police and hundreds of striking 5 fighters in northern spain, cruise or working national passed across springs. felicia province had been on strikes of 4 months. they demanding better pay and working conditions were turning down to a coverage of the war on guns that are in elgin 0 is corresponding unit l. seed has been documenting her life and gone to susie. after 17 days of his riley strikes the noisy heath, ralph of video diary is from his riley drawings overhead. sounds that now follows guys a residence every with a go. hi, i'm eunice senior. i'm still in garza city with my family yesterday regarding lots of we're new calls and a lot of the flex like these, the trade trusts on us in our neighborhood, in our street here. and uh they basically said that uh, being in gaza that remaining you guys, a city of our lives, the caesar's taking you to are in the streets of goals, which is very close to by street here in my neighb

most of them children the same bus robbie, oh, just here to the by. didn't administration says now is not the time for us these 5, but instead time for pause is to allow aid into garza. how's it go ahead and send this update from washington dc with the us government insists that home us on the only ones who would benefit from any kind of c spy to give you a sense of just how lock step the by the ministration is publicly with israel, it was just on sunday, the national security advisor, jake sold and gave an interview. well, this part didn't error, it was cut. but in the official transcript, he said that no one can target hospitals, but it's against humanitarian and international law. and that hospitals are not legitimate military targets. there has been no criticism of hospitals being hit in ga. so when it comes to civilian casualties, they talk about the numbers in thousands. they never give specifics. they say israel is doing what it can to try to prevent, isn't civilians from being killed and it plays him off for being among the civilians that are

louis robbie has more. it is real, it seems nowhere in gaza is off limits. every bomb dropped every rocket fire it is written says targets from us positions, but many perhaps most are hitting, densely populated civilian air sunday afternoon and other major guys, a hospitalist threatened with the worst case scenario. all quotes is sheltering. 14000 people, some wounded, many displaced after weeks of bombardment, the hospital director says there was nothing here for israel to hit that use of a sub. there's no reason in the hospital, there is no police presence, no military presence, nothing at all. just thousands of palestinians here, many of whom have lost their homes. thousands of others are seeking shelter in underwashed schools. and israel is targeting every single building around all good spots. but all why is that? nobody knows is really messages to patients and hospital administrators with orders to we were accompanied by air strikes, targeting areas close by, it follows a familiar pattern, is real, his hit dozens of other health facilities and guns. th

same best robbie has more from separation and ukraine. the ukranian officials are calling it an act of terror, an evil act by the enemy, against a civilian population in what is now being seen as one of the worst attacks. while if he were single attack so far in this 4th, dozens of people were killed. several wounded when any scanned or a russian guided missile hit the village of a good also. now this village is home to only about 300 people. and the government in chief says, a 6 of the population of that village was killed in this strike. what we know is that around 1 o'clock this afternoon, uh, there was a memorial for a local residence of girls of a village in the car to the region. at that memorial, a missile struck in that stride. many people were killed that was in a cafe and grocery store, a civilian targets with really no military infrastructure in the surrounding area. now what we know from the government is that zalinski has called this an active terror, another senior member of the government, the deputy. busy of the president'

vance robby gave me his wings when i became an air force pilot.he became an air force pilot. thank you. and i at the age rose fortunate enough i could with the vietnam p.o.w. jeff ellis was on mine structures advance and we had a great time in the squadron fred flom. i was able to fly off his wing. and i learned very quickly we had general moseley here with us, chief of the air force eight. chief, i learned when you fly with the former p.o.w. , there are no rules. and i assure you as a young first lieutenant, i wanted to fly with fred flom because did things that the air force told us we couldn't do through the years. we had those great reunions at the ranch. in your memory, those t-38 by and my bird force pilot thunderbird flew the g eight and said hey boss what you want me to do? i said, bird man, these are p.o.w.s. there are no rules. you give them the best possible show you could give them because these deserve that show. and my wife and i were there and we made this all approved is because we're right next to dave's at the airport. faa had co

robbie reisner was my graduation speaker. before robbie passed away, i was able to put those wings on my son when he became an air force pilot. thank you. and i was at the age where i was fortunate enough i could fly with the vietnam p.o.w.s. jeff ellis was one my instructors advanced, and we had a great time. the squadron guam, i was able to fly off his wing, and i learned, very quickly -- we had general moseley, chief of the air force. chief, i learned when you fly with a former p.o.w., there are no rules, and i assure you, as a young first-alert tenant, i want to fry with fred, because we did things the air force told us we couldn't do. through the years, we had those great reunions at the ranch. you remember those t-38 fly-bys? matt byrd air force pilot, thunderbird, flew the t-38, said, boss, what do you want me to do? said, bird man, these are p.o.w.s. there are no rules. you given the best possible so you can give them, as these men deserve that show. my wife and i were there, and right next to the dfw airport, came in

robbie burman joins us now. robbie, first off, are you safe?for having me back. just a small correction. the capital of israel is jerusalem. i think you made a mistake there. >> brian: i said was tel aviv. >> okay. >> brian: go ahead. >> in any case i live in tel aviv and just like an hour ago i had to run into the safe room. the will alarms missiles were launched. i got word one of the alarms arab village i called up a friend is he okay a fear raining upon us. it is unconceivable this is going on. you said i don't have any work i had to give back thousands of dollars of deposits because everyone has canceled trips. seeing what hamas, these animals have done there are legitimate problems and issues. what have they done to solve this? they have just killed thousands of people. now thousands of them will be killed. the they are wasting trillions of dollars of the economy. the g.d.p. is going to plummet. this is really bad for everyone. it doesn't give them closer to their goal. doesn't bring us closer to our goal. i have quote to tell you somethi

. >> trey, yesterday morning i spoke with robby burrman, he told me the tragic story of two children in a home underneath a bed sitting by the dead body of their parents. they could not get out or contact anyone. they were barricaded in their home and when they try to call police, so many police had been killed, no one was picking up the phone. confirm if that is what you are seeing, they are going house to house and finding children and victims of attacks today, nearly 48 hours later. >> trey: yeah, absolutely. we were here as infiltration was taking place. our team in southern israel next to this community and we watched as they were bringing wounded relatives taking patients to local hospitals. it was chaos. no one knew what was taking place. during the initial hours, it was just absolutely difficult to get a full grasp of what was going on. you had civilians with handguns drawn into the woods next to us, they could worry about hamas militants inside israel. dragging bodies and wounded out of jeeps and are cas and taking them to hospitals. it was chaos and today the scene is activ

rob page handed a debut to charlie savage, the son of former wales international robbie, and he assistedal for kieffer moore after ben davies' opener. nathan broadhead then added a third with this great finish before moore got his second to wrap up the win. wales face croatia in a euro 2024 qualifiers on sunday. scotland are within touching distance of qualifying for euro 24. avoiding defeat against spain in seville on thursday will do it for them, or if norway fail to beat cyprus, the tartan army can start booking their flights to germany. jane dougall has more. it would be nice for a scotland win. scotland fans are in an unusual position and they are enjoying the moment. with five wins from five theyjust need to avoid defeat to spain and they are no longer sightseeing, they are going to next year's euros. making it six out of six, can we qualify? i think we can. it seems surreal because you would never expect scotland to be top of the field against spain and so close to qualifying. when they played in march two goals gave scotland a famous victory. but the vice captain is not complacen

i did notice you called him robby card. do you know him? >> i actually graduated high school with his brother. robby was a grade below us, and according to one of my friends -- my memory's not that great -- we played baseball together as kids. >> oh, my god. really? >> yes. >> that must be adding a different layer of the horror what you've had to experience and just thinking about having known or known of this person in this community of lewiston. i want people to understand, though, what has been a focus tonight on finding this man. i want to focus on your brother, on your nephew and those who lost their lives. when you heard about this, you actually were near baltimore. you didn't even know what happened to your brother, and you traveled hours tuesday maine just to get information at the reunification center. can you tell us about that and what happened? >> yeah. we -- i flew up to maine. my sister drove up from massachusetts on wednesday night or early thursday morning and was at the reunification center and really couldn't get any answe

sign pest robbie has moved from separation. then you tried. ukrainian officials are calling it an act of terror, an evil act by the enemy, against a civilian population in what is now being seen as one of the worst attacks. one of the were single attack. so far in this war, dozens of people were killed. several wounded when any scanned or a russian guided missile hit the village of google's. now this village is home to only about 300 people. and the government in chief says, a 6 of the population of that village was killed in the strike. you as president joe biden has approve the construction of a new section of board of roland, southern texas. the announcement comes the secretary of state anthony blinking visits, mexico. he is expected to discuss migrants and the drug crisis in missouri and city of homes. this being the drone attack on the graduation ceremony at the military college, the defense minister was reportedly at the event. the government says 67 people were killed and nearly 200 injured. the 10 people are reported to

this video was taken by robbie, a chief photographer.e's what the eclipse look like in san jose, a growing crescent, this was taken by scott, an astronomer in his own right. and look at this thing. this is a satellite view of moon's shadow passing over earth. above the clouds, it's a great view. we were watching things closely along the east bay. there is the cloud cover, i know we are trying the pinhole projector. chris and johnny are enjoying themselves. a reminder, you don't need fancy glasses. the gaps between the tree leaves create that shadow effect on the ground. right now, speaking of the clouds, speak preview of tomorrow morning's forecast, low clouds inland, 50s and 60s, there is a look at the cloud cover. by mid day, we break back out to sunshine and a pretty nice forecast. we have 50s to start, by lunchtime, 60s and 70s, more sunshine than we saw today, the high is near 80 and in san jose, upper 60s, maybe some low 70s around downtown, 75 in oakland and low 80s toward the east bay. for monday, we will see more clouds and a co

kicker missed the game winning field goal. 49er fans were thinking this is why they should resign robbie gold but moody's teammates have their back. >> i would not put that on him. i always look to myself first to see what i could have done better and defensively as a group. >> it's going to sting for the next few days. jake has done a good job all year. we will continue to believe in him. it is what it is. >> i am vern glenn. >>> it might only be october but the icon cher announces her first >>> cher is releasing her first christmas album. it features 13 songs including michael buble, cindy lauper and ot [ relaxing music ] >> brooke: this is what we needed. >> ridge: it is. why did we leave the house? >> brooke: i don't know.

rob page handed a debut to charlie savage, the son of former wales international robbie, and he assisted for kieffer moore after ben davies' opener. nathan broadhead then added a third with this great finish before moore got his second to wrap up the win. wales face croatia in a euro 2024 qualifiers on sunday. scotland are within touching distance of qualifying for euro 24. avoiding defeat against spain in seville on thursday will do it for them, or if norway fail to beat cyprus, the tartan army can start booking their flights to germany. jane dougall has more. it would be nice for a scotland win~ _ it would be nice for a scotland win. ., . it would be nice for a scotland win, ., ., ., , it would be nice for a scotland win. ., ., ., , ., ., win. scotland fans are in an unusual— win. scotland fans are in an unusual position _ win. scotland fans are in an unusual position and - win. scotland fans are in an unusual position and they l win. scotland fans are in an l unusual position and they are enjoying the moment. with five wins from five they just enjoying the moment. with five wins from

his name is robbie has more on his story from east to new crime. ukrainian officials are calling it an act of terror, an evil act by the enemy, against a civilian population in what is now being seen as one of the worst attacks. one of the were single attack. so far in this war, dozens of people were killed. several wounded when any scanned or a russian guided missile. hit the village of good rosa. now this village is home to only about 300 people. and the government in chief says, a 6 of the population of that village was killed in the strike. it's to syria now, where officials say easy people have been killed in a drawing attack and a military graduation ceremony within 240 others have been injured. shortly after that attack, government forces launched as strikes and rebel held areas in easily provence. several villages with tigris asian at least 10 people have been killed. so it gives a strikes of targeted area is controlled by syrian code. each forces in house of care programs h people have reported or are reported to have been killed then taking. busy use the syrian democratic for

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moody missed the game-winning field goal. 49ers fans thinking this is why they should have re-signed robbie gould. his teammates have his back. >> i would never put that on him to say that we lost this game because of him. i always look to myself first to see what i could have did better in defensively as a group. >> it is going to sting right now but if we had to do it again, we will trust in jake again. jake has done a great job all year and we will continue to believe in him. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> coming up, remember these? find ou >>> coming up tonight, it is definitely true in the bay area and across the country. if someone steals your car, they are likely to get away with it. we are asking law enforcement why most auto theft cases are never solved. >>> before we go, here is something that may take you back to your childhood. this was fun for us to see. you can now vote for one of the next finalists for the national toy hall of fame. you would recognize some of these. four inductees will be chosen by a special board but one will be chosen by the public. i

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