>> as robbie says, i just feel it.s happening in my charts during the shift of the planet. i do read my horoscope all the time. i feel like i am much more better versed and when i was younger, when i first started becoming curious about it, now i feel like i am more in sync. it comes to you. >> tamron: you said you are more in sync with right now, this point in your life, things are out of sync because mercury is in retrograde? what's happening? are you feeling down? >> when mercury is in retrograde, what i've been told, or what i read, i am no expert, at the time to reflect. not put things into action. i should have known better because i like to light my candles, i have my candles burning during mercury in retrograde. that's the time when accidents happen. that's the time when things go wrong. also, i have been getting readings all the time by astrologist. i'm coming to see you. they are saying you're going to move. and i just moved, i can't be moving. but it has never failed. yesterday morning, i basically set the h

and a tight schedule for robbie williams — adapting david walliams's bestselling book into a musical.t 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewersjoe twyman and caroline frost. stay with us for that. good evening. with less than three weeks to go to the election, the leaders of the four biggest parties at westminster have been given a grilling by members of the public in a special edition of the bbc‘s question time. jeremy corbyn revealed he would stay neutral in the event of a new brexit referendum, which he says a labour government would deliver, while boris johnson was forced to defend the conservatives' handling of the nhs and explain why voters should trust him. the studio audience in sheffield also asked tough questions of the liberal democrat leader, jo swinson, on her plan to scrap brexit if she becomes prime minister. for the snp, nicola sturgeon was quizzed whether she prioritised scottish independence over brexit. this report from our deputy political editorjohn pienaar in sheffield, contains some flash photography. he's looking confident, it's w

and, a tight schedule for robbie williams, adapting david walliams's bestselling book into a musical. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: drama in madrid as dan evans clinches the victory against germany, as great britain book their place in the semi—finals of the davis cup. good evening. with less than three weeks to go to the election, the leaders of the four biggest parties at westminster have been given a grilling by members of the public in a special edition of the bbc‘s question time. jeremy corbyn revealed he would stay neutral in the event of a new brexit referendum, which he says a labour government would deliver, while boris johnson was forced to defend the conservatives' handling of the nhs and explain why voters should trust him. the studio audience in sheffield also asked tough questions of the liberal democrat leader, jo swinson, on her plan to scrap brexit if she becomes prime minister. for the snp, nicola sturgeon was quizzed whether she prioritised scottish independence over brexit. this report from our deputy poltical editorjohn pienaar in sheffield contains some fla

how robbie williams had to work fast to adapt david walliams‘s bestselling book into a musical.ial wicket of captain kane williamson as the shadows lengthen on day two of the first test between england and new zealand, who are 209 runs behind. back to the election, and throughout the campaign, bbc news is looking closely at the places where the election could be won and lost in the uk and those seats which will be closely contested. today, we're in norwich. reeta chakrabarti is there. we are in the centre of norwich, norfolk‘s main city and although it's the county's biggest urban area, it is politically very different from the surrounding region. norfolk is agricultural and as a whole predominantly conservative. but this city is split into two. norwich south is a safe labour seat. the party's held it since 2015. norwich north is a tory marginal. they've a majority ofjust 507. the city as a whole voted 56% to remain in the european union and the rest of east anglia voted overwhelmingly to leave. people here have been watching the parties make major spending pledges during this c

robby: i think it's a bit of both. target is doing a lot of great things.hey gave a list of initiatives they have this season, they all seem very strong and should have a big impact with consumers. i think what is really driving the target is they are gaining customer share of mind, they are becoming the place as they gain more digital customers, it appears based on the numbers they put out today that even as they drive digital customers, those are turning into store only customers. target store sales were up in the third quarter. but it is very rare to see brick-and-mortar retail put up, especially if the scale target is at. we believe that kind of momentum behind both their digital and their store traffic bodes very well for them into the holiday but also next year. today onnly an outlier a down market. thanks so much for joining us. we will take a quick break. coming up, hong kong's special trading status is on the chopping block. the senate voted unanimously to support the protesters while china threatens to retaliate. plus the latest from a key senator

robby thank you.re, the war on college journalism, which is because activists, that don't value free speech, they also down value the work that objective or semi objective news organizations are doing, journalists should be activists is their view, if they prevent a story with any sense of fairness, they say you are harming our lives. they think their safety surge is undermine if you tell them you it is agree with them or they are wrong for some way, which is making life miserable for the journalists who are going on, and to respec report on con seql events. kennedy: the dean even criticize the that paper, because. you can't apeace people like this -- am appease people like this, we can't lose sight of objective journalism reporting it, i cannot believe you go out in public, shout someone down, make them feel unsafe, yet you want to remain protected that seems difficult for those two to happen at the same time. what happens in the future? people make the decisions to apologize, for do doing a basic jo

he had contained and make jokes that i didn't then one time i listened in and said that i know robby that's just not true i have any purpose and it's a very difficult balancing act for the relatives of a person with depression how closely should i watch over him and how much freedom do i allow him so that he can still be an individual and still have a little room to breathe so he doesn't feel completely at someone else's mercy complet. the antidepressants he was taking weren't having the same effect they were 6 years previously. the meds weren't working anymore so it was time to try therapy so i told his club little call but has a psychological illness and is now undergoing treatment in the house as we drove home from the clinic a couple of days before he died he said i'm not doing this i couldn't believe it. because i was just about to call you and inform him but what was so afraid he stopped me on the. well but i think the clinic would have saved him his. thank i wanted to keep up the facade and he was soon back in goal for an away game in cologne following 2 months out. in retrosp

we have been talking to robbie williams.e wall... so, now you've mentioned the album, you've done some duets. tell us a bit about the duets. because there are some wonderful people. i've duetted with sir rod stewart. come on, paint the picture. tell me about that. rod and penny came round for dinner at my house. is that normal? no. no, it's not, but it was incredible. i have bumped into rod loads over the years and he's normally in, like, football vibe, so you just like football boots, but when he comes around your house he has his dinnerjacket on and there is a reason why these people have decades worth of success, because he'sjust like a powerhouse charismatic dude. and you're like, i totally get this. i'm in the presence of greatness. then there is jamie cullum. my dad's on the album. tyson fury‘s on the album. one of the things that's unusual about interviewing you, robbie, if you have a reputation for being extremely candid. yes. some people we talk to, it's all about what they won't say. yes. and they are very smart pe

i think dennis does the same in "the boyn the dress." ♪ da i don't know, i think i agree with robbieeks to write all songs for a musical is pretty impressive. remember you can find more of ne, all of the day' on our website. plus, to see what we are working ont any time, check us out on facebook. ada tawfik. thanks for watching "world news weekend.and have a great made possible by... babbel, an online program designed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutionsglor erica's ted needs. and by contrns to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. narrator: be more, pbs. ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, after two weeks of public hearings, irat happens next in the impeachment inquagainst the president? then, the white house weighs what to do on vaping. will they reach a deal, or will it go up in smoke? plus. >it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood, a

the boy in ths" is based on a book by david walliamsnd features new music cowritten and composed by robbiems. it is thstory of dennis, star athlete who wants to wear a dress. will gompertz spoke with the creators abo teaming up with the royal shakespeare company to bring the story to the stage. ♪ though it feels so right to me how do i know that it isn't wrong ♪ >> he gave us two weeks. two weeks to write 24 songs. >> elton john wrote the songs for "billy elliot" in one week. >> yeah, but i can go la la la. i don't know how to do that. words are very different. i bet elton john did. >> lee hall took about two months to think the words. >> ok. >> ♪ have to admit that's a perfect fit i've never dressed up like a girl you wouldn't ever know it ♪ >> it is written beforeou had a child, written before instagram and social media has a becoig thing. if you were writing it today, would you write it differently? nk i hope not, because i t the theme is always relevant. the theme is what it is to be different and celebration of someone who has the courage to be different. the interesting thing is that

robbie gould, questionable for sunday. sharks have been questionable throughout the early going of the season, but they have put together back-to-back victories against the wild here. the teams struggling to figure out who they are, but the sharks with a nice start. 52 seconds and logan could tour from marcus sorensen on the assist. for first three goals for san jose, they have a 5-1 lead in the second. rick burns, evander kane and the sharks hang on, pretty wild and did. 6-5 the final. had to close it out tonight come check this out. this is the video of the year so far. take it to the south pole, that is a rugby ball that the gentleman is throwing into the ocean, only to have a very friendly mobile wild, beluga whale come up with the ball. as amazing video right there. and that is some interspecies communication. >> and the wheel drops it off in the water right by the boat. >> they did it for several minutes, it wasn't just one time. >> napier a band-aid? halley bit me. (laughs) you got beaten up by a girl. hey, that's s

>> i think likely yes. >> 110% yes. >> trace: john thomas, robbie sauve, good of you both. thank you. more americans are now dying at younger ages, that's according to a brand-new study and we will talk to a doctor about what is behind this sudden drop after decades. we are talking about 50 some odd years of increasing life span >> trace: fox news reporting ruling on. you can still get a chance to be a toys 'r' us kid despite filing for bankruptcy jeff with the draft opening up shop in new jersey. we go there live. her school told her she couldn't take her school pictures because of her bright red hair. a photographer stepped in with a professional photo shoot. we talked to them both. but first, we have breaking news and live pictures coming from east of houston. we had a live report about this earlier, there have been several last last year and reports of several injuries. we do not know the severity of those injuries but the helicopter we showed you earlier was just going up. these are the first live pictures of this chemical plant. we don't know the cause of the explosio

robbie wheeling joins me now. robbie, good tabby with us. >> thanks very much, good to be here.being one i was fascinated to learn more about the family and these communities. but this is not new? >> that's right. the family, which is the extended clan that the victims of this massacre belong to had been in mexico for nearly about 100 years now since 1924. they were part of a number of offshoot groups from the lds, mainland mormon church that left the u.s. after they banned what they call plural or polygamy. this family has become quite wealthy and prominent in the area of northern mexico with which they live and that has made them a target for extortion, kidnapping and violence by organized crime groups in the area. >> shannon: and i know one of the younger members i think back in 2009 was kidnapped and there was a ransom attempt that was asked for. they went to the government and said, you have to get involved here. this is a mess and our people are are not safe. that person was returned but it wasn't long after that that there was more violence and more members of the communi

tell your god don't come your way no robbie throughout the country anymore. and now . she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. and that's it for today and you can head over to our website www dot com for with the judicial online and other stories from the region also make sure to check us out in facebook and twitter as well thanks for watching what's your next time. performer but q i know you want to keep your own rank you know commitment to. exposing injustice global news that matters to me from mines. and. we move into booking travel now amazing tight ends. the european union and singapore agreed to drop tariffs the long awaited free trade deal comes into effect today linking the world's biggest market was the most successful cities stepped. up not just climate change and all this is to mitigate its full of a serious downward effect of the globe. a new report and emerging economies in asia will bear the brunt of the climate. also on the show there an inescapable science on germany's landscapes as the country reach

louis armstrong ella fitzgerald frank sinatra robbie williams they all sang mack the knife but you know it's german author belts what pushed lived in this house here in berlin and he wrote those lyrics were free opera this shows about a brood of london games to name to make heath and his arch enemy peaches the king of the banker's. last throw of the threepenny novel 5 years later in 1933 the characters are the same but this time gangster mckeith has changed his tune he's become a businessman a model capitalist because why kill people for money and power when there are other ways. in my opinion which is the opinion of a hardworking businessman we haven't got the right men at the head of the country they all belong to some party or other we need men who stand above all parties something like us business men the government of the states has a moral task everything must be so organized that the entrepreneur is a good entrepreneur the worker a good worker in short that the rich are good read. and the poor good poor. look he has all the makings of a populist politician he promises to stick it

a fierce advocate for women's and children's rights she helped to be freed robbie is muslim herself she says the koran does not justify this practice there is more pacific or any findings or any security that proved those things the administration would be forced marriages are most of this is not done there is an islamic perspective the ad done best prospect if she says education is key to change outdated practices and support women's rights islam is very why does a leader that is not all that. is something that has to do with advancement so are the laws can be amended and can be seeing. that the condition of the. child marriage exists elsewhere in nigeria to here in lagos poverty drives some parents to marry daughters of under 18. is privileged in many ways but that doesn't stop the 17 year old from raising her voice against child marriage his son a story makes her angry a lot of nigerians don't view women as human beings view them as. i did and it is to them susan wants to amend the constitution so that it bars anyone under the age of 18 from. getting married she and 2 friends have st

danielle, robby, mike. time for kennedy's court. in session.'s start case one, oregon dadphaged a home invasion to cover girl scout cookie money he stole from his daughter, told 991 broke into his home. attacked him, he was charged with a -- what is his defense. >> he has an admission, for a duress defense, i have to prove he was in fear of his life. he was up against the girl scouts, they wear the same colors with the hand signs. kennedy: like a -- >> right. >> i think duress applies. >> robby? >> he is guilty, when you read poison halloween candy story, the parent did it. i say guilty. >> how do you raise 740 with girl scout cookies, i am impressed, i am going with guilty. >> lock him up. kennedy: lock him up, you don't mess with snicker doodles and tag alongs or samoas or gluten free cookies they have now, he is geeing t going to gitmo. flog, waterboard and oatmeal. kennedy: days case two, smith allegedly drove to jail on an expired license, they noticed her digging around in her bra and pants, denied her having anything put on on her until

he becomes australia's second foreign coach following compatriot robbie deans. —— deans.port. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. it was a very cold start to tuesday — widespread frost up and down the country, particularly across scotland, far north of england. now, for this morning, it's not going to be quite as cold to start. that's because we've had more of a breeze, and variable amounts of cloud too. there's still a few chilly spots across the north—east of the country, where a few clear spells linger. but further west, we'll have more of a breeze, and these weather fronts bringing thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain affecting parts of south—west england through the day, maybe western wales, along some irish sea coasts, northern ireland, and affecting western scotland at times. there could just be the odd shower, as well, running into the eastern coast of england, perhaps into north—east scotland, but most places will be dry. variable cloud, some spells of sunshine. again, another chilly day to come, maybe not quite as cold across west

say i can see that people still think about robbie or that's what i'm happy is that after 10 years there's still so much interest. it was 10 years ago that robot anchor took his own life before the tragic news came through few people knew that he had battled against depression for many years. actually when he said no michael sometimes i feel sad and think my god you ruined everything as if he did it on purpose and that he was sick of it and back. his illness from the public in september 2009 we did an interview with him and saw no indication that he was suffering a depressive episodes. are we sitting in the go where you can see that yesterday. with with that's right it was the 40th minute it went in the 1st half after we'd had a lot of chances but failed to take them. and as so often in football when you don't take your chances you get punished them. after all that happened to us yesterday i guess and over. over 20 minutes and told us that he felt good at hanover the club where he spent his longest spell as a player 6 weeks later he committed suicide. sports psychologist and of it's helped

this is a big thing in so the off the cuff because robbie is taken as a privileged sport you find it mostly in those expensive schools if it a few blacks can afford to but then if you remember the $9095.00 team during monday last time that won the will cup it was 100 percent white and the government has been primed by all means to force the administrators that to try and introduce more politically has and the good news is that in the present team such as in japan you have what about 5 class that are going to be playing so that the captain is also blake it is also shown that the deficits in bringing that equality between the playoffs and the white blouse this off and on top of blick excited as well that ok for the 1st time to move to captain by black person hoping that they'll bring the cup back home ok no bevan allegations of racism in the springboks compound has this effect that general support yes they start to talk about the recent incidents that have happened to nor one of the best play as it been has been it is alleged that to us part of it group that assaulted some people after

robby suave. >> leslie marshall here from the west coast, and daniel -- i just lined on your shoulder, hello. daniel turner. so, how did joe do? he needs a big debate performance. >> he needs something to break out. this is an unscientific measure, audience enthusiasm, applause, he cannot have that, and donations, they are lackluster. i question -- i know he is front runner in the poll but i question in the hearts and minds of democrat voters, they don't applaud they don't give. kennedy: that is a good point. i wonder how purpose it is to be atop national polls, what type of a barometer that is when the early primary states north so kind to joe biden's campaign. >> some people say, national polls don't look. kennedy: polls srmolls. >> right. >> and same could be said about iowa and new hampshir new hamps. iowa and new hampshire are not the typical example of a cross section of america any longer. >> i think it is so annoying when we hyper focus on a few early states every 4 years in it does not make sense. what about wyoming? where is there love? they don't have an interesting group o

came into this one full of confidence after their last group a league win over roma in midweek and robbie benched by evie gave them a lead on 20 minutes the algerian celebrating his 1st win just leave people. had a. dream in keeping your repub lanka's timing was far from ideal but come on took advantage to know it's a bloodbath i have lanka cleaned out but heaven was alive to it and finished calmly. braman coach florian ko felt frustrated not least after davy class and 2nd half penalty was c. but young so much. on 60 minutes come on wrap things up 3 nil herman's 2nd of the much and 4th of the season the perfect way to celebrate becoming a dad. then bence by uni got his marching orders for a 2nd yellow. and braman managed a consolation goal through the roof in court but glad but the spoils $31.00 the final score and they celebrated another week at the top of the league with herman leading the champs. so dave i'll pick up the conversation back with you glad when with these old of it over vedder braman you know was a foles get it know i can catch up that's exactly the case they really can't

robbie hunter paul played alongside williams at the start of his rugby career and chatted to me a littlelier. rugby league is the type of game that will allow him to flourish once again. it is second nature to him as he grew up playing rugby league and made his name in rugby league. as a by made his name in rugby league. as a rugby league boy it would be nice to see him finishing in rugby league where he started. for toronto this isa where he started. for toronto this is a real statement of intent or is it just is a real statement of intent or is itjust someone to boost is a real statement of intent or is it just someone to boost the is a real statement of intent or is itjust someone to boost the profile and maybe get a few more sponsors on board rather than having a massive impact on the pitch? he's very sellable and also a very marketable commodity and he understands the game, he understands both sides of professional sportsmanship, game, he understands both sides of professionalsportsmanship, notjust getting the ball over the line but equally as important to make sure you are on messa

. >> that interception set up the potential game-winner for mcglocklin who was filling in for robbie gold. he missed the 47 yarder badly. kicker jason myers kick the 42 yarder as time expires. they lose the first game of the season. >> nobody expected the 49ers to go undefeated but they certainly have to lament the fact that if not for dropped passes, turnovers that accounted for 21 seattle points and i missed kick in overtime that could have won the game, they would be 9-0. >> it is about execution at the end of the day. nothing crazy, do your job and execute. move on play after play and do that the entire game. we have been good at that. >> i think the guys left it all out there. i know they are exhausted and disappointed. i think they're excited to rest tomorrow and get back at it. >> keep your head up. there are highs and lows and unfortunately today is one of them. >> we just have to capitalize. >> it is a get check. we will bounce back. the 49er defense has carried the team all year and some of the younger players got there first in person look at russell wilson, the quarterbac

he has a neutral rating on the stock with a $115 price target also robbie holmes he has a buy ratinget michael, let's start with you. >> good morning. >> you've got a raise in guiding, beating earnings estimates. is this more of a reflection of what's going on with the strength of the u.s. consumer, or is this more about the strategic initiatives that walmart has in place >> this is a combination of both the u.s. consumer is in a good spot wages are growing. the balance sheets are relatively healthy, but walmart is gaining market share and a lot of its initiatives are paying off they're seeing growth both in store and online their growth margin in the u.s. is starting to stabilize they're leveraging expenses in the u.s. it's all good but a lot of that is priced in and if we were to frame that out, this year walmart is going to earn probably $5. if they were to grow that around 5% each year for the next few years which would be a big number given the size and scale of that business, that means over the next four years they might be able to grow $5 to $6, and if the stock were to trade

robby, thank you. >> thank you.p next, we are joined by the former attorney general of the united states jeff sessions for his first interview since he left the department of justice department of justice.io addressing recent rumors that he may run for the senate starting fairly soon, like tomorrow. we will find out in just a minute. that is straight-ahead. plus, addiction wreaking havoc on this country. nobody talks about it. we will. tonight the first in a series of interviews with people who have gotten sober. how aree they enjoying it? nfl hall of famer joe namath here tonight. stay tuned. ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi adv

he was subbing for the injured robbie gold. about a minute left for the seahawks. wilson avoids the rush, picks up 18 huge yards on third down putting seattle into field goal range. jason myers bangs it home from 32 yards out and 27-24 win for the seahawks. 49ers drop their first game of the season. seattle is now just a half game behind the 49ers in the nfc west. >> guys left it all out there. they are exhausted, disappointed with the loss but they are excited for tomorrow. >> we felt we could have done a much better job. the defense played their frigging tails off. we just want to compliment them. >> i could throw the ball better. we can catch it better. a little bit of everything. not just one specific thing that happened. that's a reality check. >> true amazing moment. most amazing game that i've been a part of this year. >> you want to win the game. give yourself playoff seating. rivalries are not created in the regular season. >> the 49ers try to get back on the winning track next sunday here against arizona. nba, stephen curry spoke with the media yesterday

and robbie gould, the niners kicker is out as well with an injury, a quad i believe. the niners will have a new kicker tonight. we'll talk more than as we continue counting down to kick off here live at levi's stadium at the top of the hour. for now, let's go back to the studio, dan and ama. >> larry, thank you. sky 7 flew over levi's stadium earlier today. you see the espn crews setting up the broadcast booth for tonight's game. we talked to fans of both teams, including one who is a veteran. >> i trust veterans day months and months ago because it had to be seattle. it had to be 49ers. it had to be in san francisco. everyone lined up. it was like the stars aligned. >> it's going to be a great game. i think the seahawks are definitely going to win. it's going to be a close game, but it's going to be good. >> all fans in attendance will be given a salute to service rally towel, and there will be a veterans day tribute before the game. espn's monday night football coverage begins at 5:00 right here on abc7. >> here is a live picture of levi's stadium where it's all goi

and there is a duet with rod stewart and robbie williams has met sir rod over the years.ng amount of money raised for this year's children in need appeal. the one show‘s matt baker spent nine days on the road with his rickshaw challenge team, made up of some extraordinary young people. they alone raised a massive £8.5 million. we'll chat with matt in a moment, first here's a look at team rickshaw's journey. right, team are we ready for this? yeah! start line, rickshaw challenge 2019. shall we do it? good work. we're there. i can feel your energy coming through. adrenaline. all right, all right, all right! team rickshaw! look at him powering up here! i'm so proud of you. 0h! it is an unbelievable achievement, you just keep going. you have done the steepest street in the world, so why not the highest village in the uk? i should have stayed in bed! 0h! you smashed it. thank you. matt bakerjoins us now. a00 miles, eightand a00 miles, eight and a £500,0005. congratulations. thank you. that takes a bit of sinking in really. this is the ninth year i've done the rickshaw challeng

state deserves a trial and we're sitting here again not able to do that i would love the stench of robbie just say that's the dating game that we're going to proceed on that day. but the state has to make its final plea won't her and the fenix then have to make informed decision as to whether they want to try this case of they want to take the lead so we're getting closer to that point but we're not beard and judge if i may i appreciate that and i again just as a practical matter if this trial doesn't go at the very beginning of october at the latest this case will not go to trial in 2016 the earliest we can hope for is the big chill and you are in 2017 trial i agree with you it is just you know we talked about this in chambers just being practical use those more work to do in this case amuck. well after a while that you feel that way you know counsel don't necessarily feel. all right and he also. i think they do want you to look everybody has an interest the prosecutor has an interest in preserving justice the other tourney's have an interest in ensuring that their clients get a fair tri

information i lived i mean it's an illness one that can be treated and that you can come back from as robbie often demonstrated and then he'd be himself again. the general public later belief that anchors slide back into clinical depression had been caused by the death of his daughter lara from a heart defect but he emerged from the tragedy in good health. larose death didn't make him he was stable. until then he might not have understood how important life. but then he became aware of it and it was. robert encouraging a training session 4 months after the loss. one can. just spend all day grieving and was sitting in a corner and saying there's no future life has to go on i have a responsibility towards myself and my wife and the fun. of holding. the anchors spent their beloved daughter's 3rd birthday at her grave. we tried to stay optimistic that we stood there dressed in colorful clothes and basically celebrated our daughter. last. 6 months after laura's passing robert made his debut for germany. just or i'm very proud of my 1st car but it's a shame we feel to get at least a draw for me bu

chase mclaughlin, the backup kicker, came in for robbie gould. the niners had a chance to win it. seattle gets the ball back. drives right down the field and jason myers sneaks it through, 42 yards, as time expires. niners lose their first game of the season, 27-24 in overtime. >> we had a chance to win. we didn't. find a way to correct those things and be better. but it's a good lesson. you have to learn during the season. in order to win championships, you have to learn these lessons. >> i can throw the ball better, we can catch it better. there's not one specific thing that sticks out. a big reality check for us, to go back and respond this week. >> 49ers now prem for the arizona cardinals on a short week. the kickoff set for 1:05 sunday at levi's stadium. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. time now is 4:31. if you're just joining us a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. here's mike. >>> thank you, kumasi. hi, everybody. take a look at the visibility out there if you're just joining us. you can see there's fog along the coast, very thick, half moon bay. le

hopefully robbie gould returns for our next game. >> they will meet seattle again and they're going down. >> it is. >>> 4:36. coming up here, holiday shopping is here but the generation that knows no life without cell phones, laptops and internet will likely not be the top online buyers. why generation z will take their business to the mall. >>> plus amazon giving shoppers a new place to get their groceries. a look at the first location for its newest store and why expansion plans may already be in the works. >>> taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, not too bad but we know that could all change. if you're wondering about it, stick around. mike inouye will help you through the commute this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters and here are today's top business headlines. wall street could see a few more red arrows at the opening bell this morning. stocks were mostly lower although the dow bucked that trend thanks to boeing on news the company expects flights of the 737 max to resume in january. on today's watch list a

pedestrians could force rob fladeboe joins us live from the intersection of the latest hit and run robbie spoke with the victim's family. >>this is an epidemic in it's even worse when you don't know who's responsible. >>o people of course out there still at lge yes i spoke with the family and i learn and that the latest victim of a hit nd run accident is a 41 year-old man who was walking along here at the intersection of foxworthy in rubino just off an expressway. early this morning tonight, his family is calling on the public for help in tracking down the driver who allegedly fled the scene. there's more. >>identified by his family 41 year-old hued in is the 24th pedestrian to die in a traffic accident so far this year in san jose which ties and all time record as they set up a memorial of flowers and ndles here at the corner of foxworthy and rubio word in was struck and killed by a hit and run driver. his father called on the public to help if you sesomething. i have my probably caught a motive is san jose police say been was found on the curve just after 04:00am wednesday. but offered

then, armed robby. what did brinks do? >> i was terminated. >> plus, roar over the coach's wife.every player coming off the bus. inappropriate or innocent. >> is traditn. that doesn't necessarily mean it's right. >> then the sleep walking defense. while sleep walkin wife >> never once saw him sleep walk ev.

hopefully robbie gould returns for the next game. >> we'll get them next month. >> but now we're going to talk about this beautiful weather. something to smile about this morning. and it is nice. >> it has been nice. temperatures in the 70s, year 80 degrees. and then we see it 9 degrees for chicago and parts in the west. >> have a tough go of it there. >> but this time of the year when it is so hazy outside, we think it is okay it is nice to get some rain in here to clear things out and improve our air quality. we could see the haziness as we take a live look outside in san francisco. you head out and it does feel nice out there. but look at thisview from the san jose foothills across the south bay and that is after a while you could barely see anything because we are still seeing drifts of smoke coming in and nearby wildfires over the past several days. looking at our temperatures right now, we have upper 60s as you head out for lunch. livermore at 68 degrees. oakland is at 66. and we're at 69 degrees in santa rosa. we're just a few degrees warmer than yesterday. going into the rest o