mathematically, for the rockies in town? still alive for a playoff spot. >> so, you telling me, there is a chance. >> portugal president, marcella rebello the sosa, throwing out the first pitch. nice arm. >>> bottom one, joc pederson, one out of the playing field. his 23rd homer this year tied the game at one. also had an rbi triple. now, 2-1 san francisco. bottom for j.d. davis, 234 feet. logan webb got to 15 wins. giants, 15-4 against the rockies this season. 5-2 final tonight. giants, 7 1/2 games back of a wild-card spot. >>> marcus aponte and the a's, final trip of the season at anaheim. but, if, alan, sometimes it holds. former giant, matt duffy, the baserunner that just beat the throw home. the next batter, soto, watch this catch from tony kemp. a twisting, and diving one that he gloved! we'll take the high road. a 4-3 loss. that's the 98 of the season. >>> nba, the warriors, happy birthday, steve kerr. he spent most of it on a flight for tokyo for exhibition games. in fact, draymond green, steph curry, the nba champs

salute to veterans patriot day terry bradshaw: hi, i'm terry bradshaw rocky bleier: and i'm rocky bleierl. greg gadson: and i'm col. greg gadson. terry bradshaw: on this patriot day, our heartfelt thanks, to all of our military veterans for their service. col. greg gadson: we honor our veterans, and those who are no longer with us. rocky bleier: to all of our military serving around the world, thank you for defending the many freedoms we enjoy. terry bradshaw: tune in to salute to veterans for discussions about the issues our military veterans face daily. salute to veterans presented by sap, navy federal credit union, verizon, visit us online at www.salutetoveterans.org go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. >>> we're here a

salute to veterans patriot day terry bradshaw: hi, i'm terry bradshaw rocky bleier: and i'm rocky bleier. col. greg gadson: and i'm col. greg gadson. terry bradshaw: on this patriot day, our heartfelt thanks, to all of our military veterans for their service. col. greg gadson: we honor our veterans, and those who are no longer with us. rocky bleier: to all of our military serving around the world, thank you for defending the many freedoms we enjoy. terry bradshaw: tune in to salute to veterans for discussions about the issues our military veterans face daily. salute to veterans presented by sap, navy federal credit union, verizon, visit us online at www.salutetoveterans.org as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so bo

there in denver taking on the rockies, a rain delay.early lead and that was really the momentum they need to because they never looked back. they won by final 6 to one. so chalk a wind up for the giants will face off again at noon today was the guy with the hat make you that's who i thought i was making time to look like it. what about all buster posey? all right. back to the giants had not as a player, though, but as a part owner. yeah, he's joining the ownership group. be the first former player to do that buster led the giants as we know the 3 world series championships. he's beloved by fans far and wide across the bay. and now he's looking forward to helping build the team into the future. >> anything here. but you look at our round that we had 10, 12 14 is largely led by homegrown talent. now, you know, obviously you can supplement you can add pieces to that home grown talent. but hopes and dreams is that there's a handful of guys down there in the system right now that that want to come out and really understand the opportunity th

. > >> a chilly day in the rockies, they wrapping up the series versus colorado. sixth inning, the giants. deep shot to right field and nearly put it in the d deck. 14th homer of the season, the giants finish off a four game sweep of the rockies with 0 win. get this, the first pitch t pitch shutout in denver since 2012. when you have the altitude the altitude involved, you score score a lot of runs. what san francisco did is very impressive. unfortunately, it my have come a little too late. they are still on a hunt and there's still a chance. >> they really stepped up in that series. thanks charlie. > >>, the usual drinks, musical and lesson in the sky. the surprise for someone getting some shade online. > >> tomorrow on new york times best selling author, we discuss a movie >> potential violence ahead of january 6 from a twitter client, but they will attend the january 6 committee. it's unclear if she would testify. she said she wasn't comfortable about the content posted by trump and other extremist groups in the month, days and weeks leading up to the siege. >

checking today's high temperatures, 80s for the west coast, cooler in the midwest, hot in the rockies and across the southwest. >>> coming up, the new problem that could drive grocery prices even higher. >>> also ahead, a champ at age 19. the emotional victory at the u.s. open as a star is born. >>> and the nfl gets off to a fiery start to the season at one team's stadium. >>> back now with concerns that a railroad strike could drive grocery prices even higher, 115,000 freight rail workers could hit the picket lines as soon as next week, a walkout could affect 20% of all u.s. grain shipments. a work stoppage could force farmers to hold on to their crops. >>> treasury secretary yellen says gas prices could spike again this winter, saying it's possible because of the war in ukraine and gas prices currently average 3.71 nationwide. >>> we turn now to the emotional and historic moment at the u.s. open last night, a new tennis champion was crowned and he's not even 20 years old. here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning, the serve that clinched the u.s. open. carlos alcaraz f

in georgia the press reports local small businesses are still facing a rocky road according to othe owner of one power washing business in evans materials are getting more expensive and the potential clients are more hesitant to get any work done right now. and further north in new hampshire he told the local news that subsidies were appreciated but feel like it's a band-aid after the statute. the consequences of democrats inflation. every corner of every state for their own painful story. the ones i just mentioned have something unfortunateid in comm. every resident of arizona, washington, nevada, new hampshire, colorado and georgia represented about the two senators each who casted the deciding vote to sends this in motion. it's if one single senator from georgia, arizona, colorado or washington the working families and small business owners wouldn't be dealing with this much inflation, period. one final matter they've stuck with inflation crisis in the border crisis and energy crisis. the majority of spending time on legislation that tackles none of these things. they are addressing an

showers now having moved up into the great basin and the northern rockies and our trajectory here across the bay area in the state in general is nothing but sunshine in the forecast. 50's and 60's for current temps. alameda right at 60 degrees. berkeley, san francisco in concord hanging out of the cool. 57 right now. >> for right hitting the roads today. if you are traveling into the city right now, 7 minutes maze to that fremont street exit for you to make that drive this morning. san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 7, things are still pretty light out there and across our highways. 101. just a 26 minute ride traveling from 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain 5 o'clock in the east bay, oakland, police are in need of help as the city is dealing now with. >> 4 shootings that killed people in the last 3 days. city leaders are looking for ways to handle a reduced this violent crime that they've been seeing this map shared by the police shows more than 160 possible gunfire i

giants finish off a four-game sweep of the rockies with a 3-0 win. 2012. nba news to get to. the celtics edge coach is facing facing a season-long suspension for having a relationship with a a staff member. an official announcement is expected soon. the defending champion warriors begin training camp next weekend weekend one of the big questions questions for golden state is the health of center james wiseman. he missed all of last n last season with a knee injury. however, played in summer league league and looked good in recen. recent scrimmages. >> we track the pickup games and and he is the only one in the fy the facility that played in everyone, which is nice. one, he he wants to, which shows a work ethic, but also a health component, that he did not miss. miss anything. happy he is healthy. now i can start the work. >> so the big story line, how does he look this season and can can the warriors repeat? training camp starts next week. > >> still ahead at 5:00, we take you to a napa valley winery whee winery where workers get to take take home so

giants giants beat the rockies for the seventh straight time, 6-3 tonight. they are six and half games behind the phillies for that last wild-card spot. > >> 80s in anaheim, and happier times. here's a mood changer. mike trout, home run her. this sparked a three run inning for . for l.a. the 10th big fly of the the month, 4-1 win. the a's look look to avoid a sweep tomorrow. > >> soccer, shea announces he will retire at the end of the season, his 13th was san jose. he is the franchise all-time leader in assists, second only to chris in games played. milestone, wednesday for yankees, aaron judge, the kid from an hour outside of sacrameo of sacramento added a piece of american league history tonight. >> and a 3-2. this could be it! see you! he's done it! number 6. number 61. >> judge, in the seventh inning at toronto, tied fellow yankee, roger marist, for the american league season home run record that is stood for 60 years. now, now, that ball, or some money for whoever could grab it, this blue jays fan can close, couldn't squeeze it in. so, judge got the bal

luis gonzalez comes into score 6 giant pictures shut out the rockies in a bullpen game to completelyme sweep in colorado. big 2 go to oakland before the game. some bittersweet news for the a's catcher and fan favorite stephen vogt announced his retirement over a look from the looks of it today. seems like vote still have few years left in him. he crushes one to right that clears the bases and the a's. tie it up. great play. their vote is going to get a cheer from the crowd and his bullpen after that. but in the 6, the mariners break it open. adam frazier with the blooper to left. 2 runs score. the mariners go on to win. 95. was something i want to do what we are. and oakland i made up my mind couple months ago, late july that. >> you know, this was going to be here. you know, onegof those things that i was i wanted to share it with people in oakland in the now. i have some time end the year and just kind of process. it was just enjoy the last couple weeks knowing that that this whole process is off my chest shoulders and just felt fitting to do it in oakland and then having those las

weeklong is now well out of the region, offering up its rain to the northern rockies as well as the great basin. that means for us. we are on our dry trend officially nothing but clear skies recently warm weather in the head of us in this forecast. 50's for most of our current temps, although petaluma down at 48 degrees. alameda sitting at 60 degrees right now. so some standouts for the cooler and warmer as we move into the afternoon. a few more of us inland will be in the 80's bayside areas in the 70's coastal spots in the 60's. so for your first day of fall, last moments of summer here, looking at a nice and warm one. lots of sunshine out there to help you miss and the sunshine, at least the rain that we can all imagine that it's still summer, ok? i'll keep that memory. some with me, don. >> all right. heading into the city right now, a 7 minute ride maze to 3 months. gx it. let's check on the san mateo bridge 80 to 101 about 12 minutes for you. the riches center fell tulsa, 1, 1, 8, minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls is going to take in 19 minutes. california is cr

see 2 inches per hour lots of moisture in th atmosphere once e in the northn plains, the northern rockies also portions of the midwest 75 today in minneapolis. all right. it's monday. we're going to look ahead towards that week forecast in just a bit >> talk to you in a minute thank you, michelle. >>> all right. with the weeks left in his major baseball career, albert pujols is still making history. >> here it comes albert sends one out to deep right center it's at the wall, gone he's done it, 697. a two-run homer! >> that go ahead shot to center broke a tie with a-rod for the fourth most home runs in history. history. he has three to go to hit 700. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva: think bigger. ♪ ♪then you take me by the hand.♪ ♪i feel better again.♪ ♪oh!♪ ♪i feel better now.♪ >>> nfl sundays are back and a rally day ended in texas with the bucs and the cowboys battling on sunday night football n

you can see rainfall transitioning into the northern rockies, the great basin well here in the bay area and the rest of california. we're in for a drier trend of weather ahead of us. 50's 60's for current temps. alameda right at 60 degrees. berkeley in conquered at 57 petaluma and santa rosa. you'll easily or coolest spots only in the low 50's right now. later on today, daytime highs will rise into the 80's for more and more of our inland areas. solid 70's along the bay shore. some 60's along the coast back to rain. all right, john, thanks for that update. let's get a look at your bridges heading into the city right now. a 7 minute ride. >> may's to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, one, 12 minutes heading across towards fun insulin. no issues on the eastbound side. we're to sandra felt host a one on one and 8 minute ride at a richmond. and let's go ahead and check on the wall. the golden gate bridge is a 37 to the toll is going to take about 20 minutes to make that commute. the time now for to 08:00am and oakland. police are in dire need of help as the city deals w

will: today in college football the gator thes leave the swamp, a head up to rocky top.ailgate. pete: adam is worst master, whatever you like. he joins us now, which means he's the one that's created all the proprietary hot dogs you see right here. will: these are beautiful looking hot dogs. >> yeah. we specialize in kind of, like, commently made hot dogs, sausages as well as burgers and chicken sandwiches. in honor of this titanic match, we've created some special bills just for today, never been done before, and it's very exciting. in honor of tennessee, have you heard of nashville hot chicken? will: yes. >> very popular, right? we did a chicken fried hot dog, and that is a tennessee hot dog. like a chicken-frieded dog can. pete: chicken-fried dog. >> it's batter, our all-beef dog, it's coated just like you would fried chicken, then treated with hot oil and spice -- >> i like the crust. president really good. >> see, necessary the city is the mother of invention, because we might end up doing this at doghouse. rachel: i like that. will: and for florida? >> for the suns

the rockies loaded the bases against camilla duval scored one, but divall struck out ryan mcmahon in the game five to the final giants have won six straight against colorado. they pulled it within two games of 500. and angels playing out the string in anaheim. nick allen comes this close to hitting a grand slam off the angels patrick sandoval , the ball is played off the wall by joe adele. the a's get a pair of runs, but christian padre, we'll try to come all the way around from first and gets gunned down at the plate. oakland in front three to nothing. the angels tied it with three in their half of the inning. and then it was adele putting them in front. in the eighth. he pulls an aj much pitch. through the left side. matt duffy coming around from second scores, the lead run beating the throat of the slide. angels made that run. stand up for 4 to 3 win. the one was standing and all eyes again on aaron, judge tonight in toronto judge has been stuck on 60 home runs for a week now came up in the first inning line to match chapman at third of jose burials . blue jays, then proceeded to

he's claim that 5 us supplied high mas rockies were fired at the office of the care. san administration during a meeting between local officials for people were reportedly killed and 12 wounded, an advisor to the cranium, president's office, as far as that it has disquiet. the attacks is quite legitimate and referred to those killed as quote, military targets. anton nothing more. hello to the front line now as parcels continue in ukraine's north east and harcourt region including areas in and around the key city of co piano. ukraine previously announced that it had taken complete control of the city. the report was a fight against on going to and russian troops continue to hold defensive lines along the osco river, which runs through the settlement elsewhere in the same region care. the 4th is a reporter. the on the hunt for those deemed traitors as private day to have people considered to be, quote, collaborators as being post on telegram along with calls for violence against them . artillio patrol co has the details last week, saw dramatic changes on the ukraine. chessboard washing fo

the suspected hi mars rocky to attack on a hotel in the regional capital. the incident was not the only attack as russian backs, officials, se ukrainian, forth. his recent assaults have left the city isolated. ah ah duncan, look what to look right after the armed forces of ukraine destroyed all the bridges connecting the city of harrison with the rest of the region was shelling. residents began to use river crossings to reach the opposite bank of the denise per ukrainian troops. however, continued shelling people and the ferry which transported goods and civilians over the 4 days of voting, the turnout has been remarkably higher. and le ganske and don. yes. artes donald cause it digs deep into why the people at the dorm bass republics may vote in favor of joining russia. like the people's republic send on boss or song. and hark of are mostly inhabited by russian speakers. harker even declared its own independence in 2014, but that was crushed by the ukrainian intelligence services and now and it's recently retaken territories. ukraine is once again in repre

certain looks like in the mountains and through the rockies. but that's a good direction is not the monsoon from the south. it's coming in from the northwest. checking things out for your 4 zone forecast. a step-by-step will get their 73 san francisco today. so improvement there to the coast. we're actually seeing 60's to be had. 81 going on for burlingame. still quite toasty, though. and some 90's hanging out here. 91 for redwood city, 87 for palo alto. let's see the north bay here. lower 90's, but at least double digits here. 101 for morgan hill. do 93 for san jose. 93 also for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, upper 80's and the tri valley. looks like 102 for livermore and pleasanton 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 3. going on for walnut creek 104, for concord. remember these kind of numbers because it will be just a distant memory in 5 or 6 days, 78 per berkeley. so we're seeing a decoupling with those temperatures. when you get near the water. 79 for delay. whoa. 99 for fairfield. 93 for napa and 99 going on for santa rosa. check it out in the lo

a last year got shawna was thought spin that rocky was, in my opinion, there is a lot of speculation on the increase in electricity and even the energy that comes from renewable sources is increasing by 400 percent. it is inexplicable. what is happening going forward? like this citizens retired people, businesses will go towards bankruptcy. there are no alternatives. protests over the consequences of the energy crisis have taken place across other countries as well. hundreds of people in germany have been demonstrating against price hikes, demanding new elections, and a new, and an end to arms deliveries in ukraine. demonstrators organized a motor rally with over $200.00 cars, taking part. electricity prices are soaring, following rushes decision to stop gas supplies through the north stream pipeline. and the move came in to dispute tobar, a turbine repair ahead of the crucial winter heating season. also in athens, demonstrators gathered marching towards the ministry of finance, chanting slogans and carrying banners. they say pensions have been fixed for a long time, and living costs

to attack us from rocky territory and plunder serious natural oil resources. i want to say that syria will hold the americans accountable for every drop of oil they have stolen from us in front of the international community and the american people who should not support an aggressive policy towards another people. according to the syrian foreign ministry, the u. s is sealing around to 80 percent of syria's daily oil production, causing losses of over $100000000000.00 to serious oil and gas sectors. around 900 us soldiers are still based in syria after launching a campaign against the iceland. 2014. with former us president donald trump at missing the mission, was eventually mostly focused on serious oil fields. we're keeping noel, we have the oil, the oil is secure, and we left troops. b, i'd only for the oil theory has raised the issue with the un secretary general urging the u. s. has stopped violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again say that the u. s. presence should end as its presence no longer helps fight terrorism in a country ho

our home has been destroyed or rocky. the children are sick or but the and we have no work. i'm really worried about the you are in the mobility login as of now don't bershana there's no food in the family is having to survive on a few cups of tea a day that will not sustain them for long. and let's bring in asia, the deacon. she's of pakistani climate and human rights activists. and currently a researcher at new york university school of law. i shall good to see you. your hometown and pakistan has been affected by the floods. what are you hearing from people in your community? well, the water is not leaving, it is staying there for it is staying there and it's going to continue stay it, stay there for 2 months. and what that has resulted in, as you were saying, is an abundance of mosquitoes. they are crowding above the sitting water and an abundance of illnesses. i cannot even qualify. how many people are, are going to become sick because of this water that is going to be the reality. also, northern focus on his home to crop such as sugar cane and cotton and sugar cane. and

rocky bleier: and i'm rocky bleier. col. greg gadson: and i'm col. greg gadson.radshaw: on this patriot day, our heartfelt thanks, to all of our military veterans for their service. col. greg gadson: we honor our veterans, and those who are no longer with us. rocky bleier: to all of our military serving around the world, thank you for defending the many freedoms we enjoy. terry bradshaw: tune in to salute to veterans for discussions about the issues our military veterans face daily. salute to veterans presented by sap, navy federal credit union, verizon, visit us online at www.salutetoveterans.org >> 90 minutes left in the trading day and we want to get you caught up on the markets and stocks, bonds, a big move in oil and a look at what the technicals are telling us about the nasdaq let's begin with a check on the markets. stocks are higher today and the dow near 400 points near the highs of the session and the nasdaq up 2% aiming to end a seven-session losing streak, but if you look at the biggest gainers in the nasdaq 100 it's not so much tech, retail and healt

well deer out of the forest to the sea, easy prey rocky bays cut off the way to retreat cut off by themur tiger, one of the most cautious representatives of the cat family , it is almost impossible to meet him on the pacific coast. these are unique shots. the predator is already full, but he understands that with so many uninvited guests, very soon there will be nothing left for the prey. what to do to eat for the future or still leave prey to an insatiable crow? not an easy task for the owner of the taiga, in the end there was not so much meat left. welcome to the table. everyone wants to be the first to grab a piece of varnish and better out of turn. the big-billed crow is one of the smartest birds of the corvidae family, and here is a clear proof for the young steller's sea eagle, it will someday get tired and the crow will get its own. at the end of october, forest rivers freeze and the first snow falls. the main color in the taiga becomes white. frosts come suddenly, stopping life in the taiga for many months. the ussuri summer is beautiful, but very shortly summer exoticism is re

and there went in this war of will series of the rocky capsule. it then come off to weeks of often fight and protests. political rivals have declared trees ahead of a religious ceremony which these millions of pilgrims visit iraq. alhashan has moved from baghdad at the entrance of the green zone and baghdad and new gate has been installed. the piano, the round of political tension, could lead to violence. the government headquarters again went to the government and security forces should be ready for any developments that might be a confrontation, but not like the previous one might be some kind of an escalation on the level of demonstrations or the peaceful expression of the political been several protests in the past few days, a larger than one station is expected after the religious out of bang ceremony. at a simple but or no corners administered, god is no need to be part of the coming struggle. the rival section seek to split the unity of the protest movement and turn it into a violent protest. but the focus of the political parties is elsewh

out a mass shooting in 10 of even april in baghdad, progresses and security forces of fort as the rocky parliament voted on the resignation of its speaker. supporters of iraq's inferential shaneeda tedra center, tried to storm highly fortified green's own government area. as right, pretty sort of dispersed the crowds, some protested through stones that security forces. your rocky state media also said 3 rocket hit, the green zone on wednesday afternoon. 7 people were injured in the attack alley, how she was at the purchase in baghdad. security forces were pushed back from the area to square right now on the entrance off edge. and woody bridge, as you can see, many of those i so forth trying to push their way towards the bridge. good. now right now, clashing good security force is throwing stones on down in an attempt to cross the bridge towards the other side of this list. and i over here, i go over 7 issues. and we over and generally issues with connie forwarded form angry over regional medlink, international meddling. i mainly the situation unfolds you right now, as you can see becaus

it will change the rocky marshes to about an area on the area of a woodland of the garden of eden will changed to a desert. in may, al jazeera shock, this footage of marshes, there was much more water to day. it's decreasing, endangering these creatures and forcing their owners to leave the historic homeland alhashan al jazeera, tobac marsh's iraq. 3 people, including a member of the security forces, have been killed in protests in iran, if living demonstrating against the death of martha armine, who died on friday after being detained by the so called morality police. and he's 7 people have been killed since the protest began last week. sir har at reports, ah, demonstrates as an iran fish back against authorities in mesh had heard to sing the death of master meaning, ah, angry crowds confronted security forces and several cities in the capital to her on protest is of called for an end to discrimination against women a meanie had been visiting to her on with her brother police say she was arrested for dressing in properly. she collapsed in custody and died several days later in hospita

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they'd be able to go rocky, the honda, not a hot dog. i now go to get property, the hub, the now you home doll up and i look, i'm one of the he bought me but big but big more. he like, excited all me. does anti ali wrote dig morrila awkward on top? the essay, yahoo li, midday, but the guy made them out of bamboo. i don't what, what do you want your tea for nima unable to do it. oh, why don't i oh that one has yet to be like a school workshops are also conducted to teach children about the birth, but more importantly, to start environmental education at an early age. so moscow, iowa, ethnical i may do a month. i mean, i've been housing in the my did my limit for adults. the learning is rooted in cultural references for students. information is passed on through games and aren't i . children are also taught about the interdependence of each species through a game per name calls the web of life around the way down daily, daily at the my, the who, diana, the black. ha ha. alba icon. i do cook windows. i lizette. yeah, gonna buy pick. will yo

he's come all the time that takes us to south africa and washington's rocky relationships. the united states and south africa are coming together again. yet the world views could not be any further upon. this is the 2nd high level meeting between the 2 country, preceded by us secretary of saint anthony, blinking his visit here on the continent last month. harris, you as president joe biden found in south africa leader settled on was a man to do his africa, biddy everyone's up to buy favor. and that africa with 54 countries, massive voting power in the united nations. more or less split where south africa was neutral. a few countries, formerly opposed sanctions and condemnation of russia in the un. some were pro western, it is one of those periods where doubles your politics has a sort of tectonic shifts and the decline of the west european chaos, u. k. out of europe, the desperation of europe to get fossil fuels from africa. at the same time, they pretend that they care about climate change, which will hit africa. hardest pressure that both the west and the bricks block put

salute to veterans patriot day terry bradshaw: hi, i'm terry bradshaw rocky bleier: and i'm rocky bleierdson: and i'm col. greg gadson. terry bradshaw: on this patriot day, our heartfelt thanks, to all of our military veterans for their service. col. greg gadson: we honor our veterans, and those who are no longer with us. rocky bleier: to all of our military serving around the world, heartfelt thanks to our military veterans for their service. >> we honor veterans and those who are no longer with us. for discussions about the issues our military veterans face daily. salute to veterans presented by sap, navy federal credit union, verizon, visit us online at www.salutetoveterans.org and that's meta cutting down its responsible innovation team, a journal reported the team had roughly two dozen engineers, and ethicists who worked together. meta continues to deal with misinformation on the platform, also dealing with a slowdown in ad spend and profits leading to cost cutting a company's spokesperson said meta believed its ethical product design resources were better spent on issue specific te

the details of the rocky world are revealed, but this probe isn't here to study it. control. cheering. fantastic! 0h, fantastic! i definitely think that, as far as we can tell, our first planetary defence test was a success, and i think we can clap to that, everyone. cheering. so... right? so, yeah, well, i... yeah, i think that earthlings should sleep better — definitely i will! the people working here, we're definitely going to sleep better. the target was a twin asteroid system. a larger space rock orbited by a smaller one called dimorphos, about 150 metres — that's about 500 feet — across. the crash gave dimorphos a kick to change its speed and alter its orbit. telescopes on earth tracked the moving asteroid, capturing the moment of impact, revealing the rocky debris being hurled into space. to divert an asteroid, you need to know where it is. the biggest ones, more than a kilometre, about half a mile across, could cause global devastation, like the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. we've spotted most of these, and none are heading for earth. but even the sm

the igneous rocks will tell us a lot about the early history of a rocky planet, mars. in addition one of the key things and igneous rock returned to earth will allow us to do is for the first time put a age on the surface of mars. this is something we infer indirectly at present. it will be important to get quantitative estimates of age on return igneous rocks. after we finished the crater floor campaign, we drove quickly in an arc around where the rover is today at the delta front. the delta front is a scarp cliff about 40 meters high. you can see we have driven back-and-forth studying the place. it's a really interesting place. the reason is the delta is a place where the sedimentary layers deposited in the lake are exposed in cross-section. rather than just driving on top of the sedimentary layers, we can drive up and see them one by one. this is from the area you will hear a lot about called hogwallow flat. you can see two sedimentary layers. the area in the background, the cliff forming layer, that is sandstone. in the material in the foreground that is lighter in

he said pain is coming very like mister t said in rocky 3. and would predict he thinks unemployment secure from 3.7, 4.4%. it's now better to buy bonds like a 10 year treasury. you're getting almost 4% in stocks a 2 year. treasury is to about 4% to 10 years around. 3.6% barring koster crazy higher. it's great that you're saving cash but not you not beating inflation. it's horrible. if you're borrowing money to buy a home, even though 6.3%, i got a mortgage 12 years ago 6.3%. and then as rates went lower, i financed refinanced at lower. so that's going to be an option. the fed has a lot of action for when they do cause a recession, the lower interest rates and get us out of saturday's session this time next year. all right. and when it comes to movies, i don't keep up with this clearly because i only saw the first avatar. >> and now there's no water with that 5 or something. yeah, well, that second hasn't come out. the next 4 coming out of the next 10 years. wow. this was a kind of cool thing that disney got would required. fox. they got the r

the rainfall has made its way to the northern rockies and the great basin. so we're set for a dry forecast really, from this point forward, at least for the foreseeable future 40's and 50's for current temps, redwood city and santa rosa. the coolest of spots at 49 while oakland and concord sitting at 55 right now, i've got your first weekend of fall forecast. still to come, right, tom, thank you for that little a busy morning. no major accidents on our bridges. so that's the good news. 21 minutes for you to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. >> the san mateo bridge, have major issues yesterday. a different picture today. 19 minutes, 8.80, heading across to 101 and the eastbound side of the bridge. also moving at the limit. 13 minutes, richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101 there and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, a 20 minute ride during a james. back to you. thank you. reyna 71 in the east bay, oakland. police are in dire need of help. they are dealing with a wave of violence. there were 4 people shot and killed just the last 3 da

they live on the rocky slopes of the main caucasian ridge between alpine meadows and eternal snows at two to four thousand meters above sea level. mountain goats are clearly worried about something and it is not surprising that in the spring the danger of avalanches increases. thousands of tons of snow fall into the valleys instantly, turning the serene slopes into a zone of mortal danger. it is not known whether animals living in the mountains can anticipate avalanches, if this is the case in the caucasus the sixth sense doesn't always help. many perish without having time to escape from the huge masses of snow rapidly rushing along the slopes of the mountains. with lares, nothing can unbalance. in contrast , mountain goats are nervous about how the snow will behave. from the surface of the grassy slopes of the mountains. it descends much faster than from stony specimens. mountain goats living in the caucasus are called rounds; females form small herds separately from adult males. in the spring they bring their young with them, they have to be very careful bears, wolves rarely climb

the details of the rocky world are revealed, but this probe isn�*t here to study it.and i think we can clap to that, everyone. cheering. so... right? so, yeah, well, i... yeah, i think that earthlings should sleep better — definitely i will! the people working here, we�*re definitely going to sleep better. the target was a twin asteroid system. a larger space rock orbited by a smaller one called dimorphos, about 150 metres — that�*s about 500 feet — across. the crash gave dimorphos a kick to change its speed and alter its orbit. telescopes on earth tracked the moving asteroid, capturing the moment of impact, revealing the rocky debris being hurled into space. to divert an asteroid, you need to know where it is. the biggest ones, more than a kilometrem about half a mile across, could clause global devastation like the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. we�*ve spotted most of these, and none are heading for earth. but even the small ones pose some risk. a 20—metre wide space rock, about 65 feet, exploded over russia over russia in 2013, injuring hundreds, but very f

the details of the rocky world are revealed, but this probe isn't here to study it.t. ..two...one! oh, wow. and this was the reaction from mission control. cheering. fantastic! 0h, fantastic! this space rock poses no threat. this is a test to see how we could deal with one on a collision course with the earth. i definitely think that, as far as we can tell, our first planetary defence test was a success, and i think we can clap to that, everyone. cheering. so... right? so, yeah, well, i... yeah, i think that earthlings should sleep better — definitely i will! the people working here, we're definitely going to sleep better. and lift—off of the falcon 9... the mission, called dart, began last year, with the spacecraft starting its epicjourney to its destination. the target, a twin asteroid system. a larger space rock called didymos is orbited by a smaller space rock called dimorphos, that's about 150 meters — that's about 500 feet — across. the spacecraft, travelling at 14,000 miles an hour, crashes into dimorphos, giving the asteroid a kick. this changes its speed byj

our home has been destroyed or rocky, the children are sick and our but, and we have no work. i'm really worried about the way no money to login as our now don't finish on it. there's no food and the family is having to survive on a few cups of tea a day that will not sustain them for long bristles . president shire ball snarl has told his supporters to make his stand as the nation marks the 200 anniversary of its independence with political rallies planned across the country. critics say he has transformed what should be a day of unity to a campaign event that they fear he will use to undermine next month's election approvals indicate he's lagging behind his laughing rival, lula da silva. it was supposed to be a celebration of 2 centuries of independence from portugal. but president shire bull, so narrow, made every attempt to turn it into a political event. less than a month before brazilians vote on their next president. he knew through all the feeling it, oh, poor, by the other courses, the brazilian people are taking to the streets to day to celebrate 200 years of indepen

and so there will be some rocky. i think there'll be some rocky time between rome and brussels. and i think the by the white house will be watching nervously in terms of her political skills. to what extent is shavelle to be pragmatic as well as ideological will. pragmatism be a problem in keeping her own coalition together. should it gain enough votes to form a government? it's a big challenge for georgia malone, and she's never held really any major off those. she doesn't have experience. she has a very inexperienced team of ideologues. and she has silvio berlusconi. 86 year old former prime minister, mr. buena banga as one of her team members. and he wants to change the constitution . and you know, maybe get himself elected president some day. so there's all sorts of nonsense going on, rhetoric that won't become reality. so vini, her partner, once is jealous of her, and he's falling in the polls, if she gains so, a lot of potential for internal conflict in the maloney government inexperience and a lack of really competent people to run the economy. that's what europe is worri

our home has been destroyed or rocky, the children are sick. i say no, but yeah, and we have no work. i'm really worried about you. i know my unity login as our now don't bershana. there's no food and the family is having to survive on a few cups of tea a day that will not sustain them for long joining us. today's koran gondo pakistan country director for say the children. we've seen the horrific pictures and heard about the the, the scale of this disaster. but how bad is the situation for kids in pakistan right now? oh, thank you for having me. it's, it's, we see the devastation only as you know, 33000000 people have been affected by these regular rains. it's $72.00, it's spelled offering and still maureen's are predicted in the month of september. and out of these 3x3w1x6w are, is the number of children which we are getting. it's a huge, huge number. it's a overwhelming situation on ground. so, so we see complete devastation. so we are making sure that the children under 5, they have the special need in terms of the rex nations and other medi

>> historical context. >> how rocky road? boulders. boulders are ahead. it will not be easy. because, we want free and open society. in that society one of the risks is we will have some issues that people carla in this case, freedom of information that is unprecedented and we will have to learn how to come to terms with that. i see a road ahead where we struggle to come to terms with this and i don't think we are anywhere near the end of that road now. >> >> one saying that it's important to note, and brandon's book puts this well, in reading his book i was reassured that we have these spasms in our history and this is not wholly unprecedented. the parallel of the plot to assassinate and kidnap the leadership of north carolina versus gretchen whitmer in michigan, that tells you something. that in itself is a little hopeful. you can see this is a feature of our society, our country, our development and these spasms can be gotten over. >> thank you for coming today. do you feel that harmful conspiracy series will lessen or continue to grow after the alex jones trials? >> i thi

our home has been destroyed or rocky, the children are sick and we have no work. i'm really worried about doing my unity . logan as of now don't british on it. there's no food in the family is having to survive on a few cups of tea a day that will not sustain them. for long. earlier i spoke to i as the deca, a pakistani climate activist who joined us from new york. and i asked her about her biggest concerns for the coming weeks and months and pakistan. what looks like a natural disaster right now and is slowly becoming a humanitarian crisis is about to multiply tenfold. and we as a country are now prepared for it. and globally, we are not prepared for it. flooding in this part of the world is not new. neither are monsoons. in fact, if the climate crisis, and because the climate crisis is going to continue to get worse, he's flood, you're going to become the normal. the country right now is just in it's responding in an emergency, it does not have a plan for next month to come and the illnesses that will come out of this in addition to that hungry people get angry.