do you think it is a fair assessment, this rosy picture, as you describe it? well, you might have noticed that in this rosy picture there is really not much room for political legalisation or democratisation. it is very much economically oriented. so obviously if you are looking at the materialistic side of things, you know, it is a fairly rosy picture. but if you want to think about, you know, further liberalisation, democratisation, then there is really not much there. one sentence that stuck out for me was democracy has been advanced. do you think that is going to raise some eyebrows among human rights groups and dissent in china around the world? among human rights groups and dissent in china around the world7|j dissent in china around the world?|j think dissent in china around the world?” think it is likely to raise eyebrows, obviously, because president xijinping is known eyebrows, obviously, because president xi jinping is known for his political conservatism, and if anything, i think he also emphasised, you know, the progress he has made in terms of id

>> jimmy: thank you, rosie perez! >> guillermo: thank you, rosie perez!e. >> dicky: from brooklyn it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, woody harrelson, paul shaffer, and music from tony bennett brought to you by american family insurance, with cleto and the cletones.

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national action, has appeared in court this morning — accused of planning to murder the labour mp, rosiehe 22—year—old man is charged with terrorism offences and threatening to kill a policewoman. he appeared at westminster magistrates along with five other men. they were all remanded into custody. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford reports. arriving at westminster magistrates‘ court this morning in a police convoy from manchester, the two men accused of a neo—nazi terrorist plot to murder a labour mp. in all, six men appeared in the dock. all are charged with being members of the banned neo—nazi group national action. one of them cannot be named for legal reasons. the allegations are that the six had been meeting in this warrington warehouse which they had converted into a gym and in a pub nearby. the charge says that from the day national action was banned in december last year until the day they were arrested in september, all six men had remained members. the prosecution say that christopher lythgoe was their leader and he is also charged with encouraging murder, in fact

rosie, is this worse in entertainment?something in entertainment that makes it particularly vulnerable? i would say the vulnerability is increased in entertainment because it is a secretive industry. it is a glamorous industry which means women have to be young and beautiful. it is quite chauvinistic industry traditionally, as you have just shown with the clips. it is also an industry where jobs are very, very fragile. you only have a job for a short amount of time. you get a newjob every few months. women get half as manyjobs as men because they are always outnumbered three to one on any screen stage or media platform. i am part of a campaign group that wants to change this. and you are wearing the badge. i think there are more opportunities for groping. there are intimate scenes filmed. it is a more vulnerable industry in that way. but it is notjust a a unique hollywood thing. we saw those clips, natasha, and they look a bit out of place now. i think you can see very sexist clips in films today. you can go through what w

rosie stopped in her tracks. she'd apparently found something. chuck gillingham is a deputy district attorney in palo alto. was gasoline there? >> no question at all. it's in her hair. you can smell it when you walked in just with your own nose, and the remnants of the gas can was found next to her right hip. there was still enough remnants of the gas can to identify the type and make and model of the gas can. >> wow. that's like somebody leaving a gun beside the body with their fingerprints all over it, isn't it? >> no fingerprints and no physical evidence beyond that. >> but it was so clear that it was an arson? >> correct. and the arson was not at issue. >> no, it was cold-blooded murder that was at issue because jennifer schipsi did not die in the fire. according to forensic experts, she was dead before the fire started. the method? a particularly intimate form of killing. death by strangulation. >> strangling someone is a very personal killing. it's a very angry killing. it's not like shooting someone from a long way away, i don't imagine. y

also charged with encouraging murder, in fact with giving permission for one of the group to kill rosien behalf of national action. the man he's accused of encouraging, the 22—year—old who can't be named, has been charged with preparing a terrorist act by buying a machete with which to murder rosie cooper mp. he also faces a separate charge of making a threat to kill a detective who was investigating him. all six men said they would plead not guilty and will remain in custody until they appear at the old bailey next friday. before national action was banned last december, it had been most active in northern cities. the home secretary said it was a racist organisation which glorifies violence and which had absolutely no place in britain. two lorry drivers involved in a fatal accident on the mi in august have pleaded not guilty to eight cou nts have pleaded not guilty to eight counts causing death i dangerous driving. both men will stand trial on to be in exterior. the man had also denied causing death by careless driving over the alcohol limit. the other driver who is 53 and from stoke a

>> jimmy: thank you, rosie perez! >> guillermo: thank you, rosie perez! >> okay, bye. >> dicky: from brooklyn it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, woody harrelson, paul shaffer, and music from tony bennett brought to you by american family insurance, with cleto and the cletones. and now, cold live kickin' it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. very kind. welcome. hello, brooklyn. that's great. please sit. sit, sit, relax, relax. that's very kind. i miss you already. thank you for leaving the tiny apartments you share with five broom are roommates to be here tonight. [ laughter ] this is closing night for us at the brooklyn academy of music, it's very sad. i want to tell people across the country, this borough of brooklyn is unlike any other place on earth. i'm going to miss everything about it. except alternate side parking. [ laughter ] there's so much character. you can feel it ever-place you go. in l.a. our most historic landmark is the sun glass hut at the sherman oaks galleria. my suit's pulling a little, i've

far—right group national action has appeared in court accused of planning to murder the labour mp rosie machete. the 22—year—old man is charged with terrorism offences and threatening to kill a policewoman. he appeared at westminster magistrates‘ court along with five other men. they were all remanded in custody. daniel sandford reports. arriving at westminster magistrates‘ court this morning in a police convoy from manchester, the two men accused of a neo—nazi terrorist plot to murder a labour mp. in all, six men appeared in the dock. all are charged with being members of the banned neo—nazi group national action. one of them can't be identified for legal reasons. the allegations are that the six had been meeting in this warrington warehouse which they had converted into a gym, and in a pub nearby. the charge says that from the day national action was banned in december last year until the day they were arrested in september, all six men had, in fact, remained members. the prosecution say that christopher lythgoe was their leader, and he is also charged with encouraging murder, in fact

jillian: weight to you hear what rosie o'donnell did here. shimkus here with the latest sob story up next. ♪ so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. so you miss the big city? i don't miss much... definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor... the genomic data came in. thank you. you can do that kind of analysis? yeah, watson. i can quickly analyze millions of clinical and scientific reports to help you tailor treatment options for the patient's genomic profile. you can do that? even way out here? yes. even way out here. >> rosie o'donnell has helped lead the resistance since the beginning of donald trump. now in a brand-new interview she says she doesn't think she can survive the trump presidency. jillian: wasn't

do you think it is a fair assessment, this rosy picture, as you describe it?t much room for political legalisation or democratisation. it is very much economically oriented. so obviously if you are looking at the materialistic side of things, you know, it is a

drama to me mogul rosie is not seeking the spiritual side.lucian but a decidedly political one in his music theory first to the writings of fronts for no a radical critical polonia listen in the one nine hundred sixty s. . there is no way not to be political and there is no way not to be. within the experience of the condition of the world. because we our are. to be part and parcel of this sort of embodiment of the idea of what humanity should be. jazz as a protest against racism segregation and the lack of opportunities for the black population in south africa. to me mother rosie and many others the colonialization has not yet happened in south africa. the idea of deeper and i think she just means means exactly that come to me as you don't come to me as i think you are. and as opposed to the world with a u.s. centric sort of like notion of how the functionality is then you have to be violent in that kind of situation. violence that tomorrow see expresses in his music. and do. uses music as a part of traditional african healing rituals it's a

drama to me mother rosie is not seeking the spiritual side.lucian but a decidedly political one in his music career first to the right in some fronts for know a radical critic of colonialism in the one nine hundred sixty s. . there is no way not to be political and there is no way not to be. within the experience of the condition of the world. because we are. to be part and parcel of this sort of embodiment of the idea of what humanity should be. jazz as a protest against racism segregation and the lack of opportunities for the black population in south africa. to me mother rosie and many others the colonialization has not yet happened in south africa. you know i give to her and i think she just means means exactly that come to me as you are don't come to me as i think you are . and as opposed to the world with a us centric sort of like notion of how the functionality is then you have to be violent in that kind of situation. violence that tomorrow see expresses in his music. can do to a marketing uses music as a part of traditional african hea

national action, has appeared in court this morning — accused of planning to murder the labour mp, rosieged with terrorism offences and threatening to kill a policewoman. he appeared at westminster magistrates along with five other men. they were all remanded into custody. 0ur five other men. they were all remanded into custody. our home affa i rs remanded into custody. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sa ndford affairs correspondent, daniel sandford reports. arriving at westminster magistrates‘ court this morning in a police convoy from manchester, the two men accused of a neo—nazi terrorist plot to murder a labour mp. in all, six men appeared in the dock. all are charged with being members of the banned neo—nazi group national action. one of them cannot be named for legal reasons. the allegations are that the six had been meeting in this warrington warehouse which they had converted into a gym and in a pub nearby. the charge says that from the day national action was banned in december last year until the day they were arrested in september, all six men had remained members. the

to me mother rosie and many others the colonialization has not yet happened in south africa.you know i give to her and i think she just means means exactly that come to me as you are don't come to me as i think you are . and as opposed to the world with a u.s. centric sort of like notion of how the functionality is then you have to be violent in that kind of situation. violence that to me mother rose he expresses in his music. and do to market uses music as a part of traditional african healing rituals it's a lengthy process south africa continues to battle the burden of a brutal past and the challenges of today. there is an illusion that it bled men is free but we're still very much farther away from the from the freedom that was sick for and there's a need for it and that's what's want to project in our music today. a new generation of jazz musicians it's rediscovering african traditions making itself heard beyond the borders of south africa. that's all from march twenty one for now next week we'll focus on martin luther the monk revolutionary and reformer five hundred year

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into the far—right group, national action, has been charged with preparing to murder the labour mp rosiewho can't be named for legal reasons, is one of six men charged with being members of the organisation, which was banned last year. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at westminster magistrates‘ court now. all six men appeared together in the dock. they were christopher lythgoe from warrington, matthew hankinson, andrew clark, michael trevino inaudible and a 22—year—old man who can't be named for legal reasons. they were told they had been charged with being members of a band neo—nazi group called national action. the charges that they remained members of national action, meeting regularly in a gym and the pub. the leader of that group, the alleged leader christopher lythgoe is also accused of encouraging murder. in fact, is also accused of encouraging murder. infact, giving permission for murder, and the man he is accused of encouraging is that 22—year—old who can't be named for legal reasons. he's been charged with preparing a terrorist act, buying a machete in prepara

have not been seen something like that since two thousand and seven but is the outlook really that rosy let's take a look at the numbers one in five greeks are still lies of work figures released by the country statistic agency on tuesday showed that the economy actually contracted last year and g.d.p. at one hundred seventy six billion euros was down from the year before those figures have come as a surprise to lenders in expecting modest growth despite that the i.m.f. appears ready to support his desire for an imminent exit from its third bailout program i believe that a resolute implementation of this program together with an agreement with the greece's european partners on that relief or essential to support greece return to sustainable growth and a successful exit from any official financing a soon as next year after three bailouts and years of a staring greeks are keen to wave goodbye to their creditors but for that to happen the numbers will have to match the optimism. now an incident involving an air berlin flight to dust off airport on cheers the evening is being investigated b

happy that they're paid in line with western wages but they are aware that the atmosphere is not so rosy everywhere in germany in. london in the new federal provinces the former eastern states the unemployment the lack of work over lower wages although i really think that people have been left behind the english on the simulation m e m fifty laws and but the people who work in this factory don't feel like they've been left behind they're grabbing their fight with both hands just like they did in one thousand nine hundred nine. inflation is again on the rise in turkey the and your last rate rose to eleven point two percent in september that's what state official said today and it could climb further according to analysts rising exports and fiscal stimulus have boosted the turkish economy which has lifted consumer spending that means opposite pressure on the cost of goods president's type and a one said in a speech that high inflation is a problem and that he expected the central bank to act. is that coin poised for a breakthrough while top wall street bank goldman sachs could become the f

happy that they're paid in line with western wages but they're aware that the atmosphere is not so rosy everywhere in germany and in. london in the new federal provinces the former eastern states the unemployment the lack of work lower wages i really think that people have been left behind the english on this image not me i'm fifty losses and but the people who work in this factory don't feel like they've been left behind they're grabbing their fight with both hands just like they did in one thousand nine hundred nine. thousands of tourists have left bali when the hungry have to local authorities issue to highest alert level amount to the islands highest mountain and still active volcano experts warn it might erupt soon spread many people's lives as well as bodies multi-million dollar tourism industry. empty streets in ahmed usually a favorite destination for tourists but these days no one wants to do any sailing fishing diving or snorkelling instead boats are on used restaurants empty local shop owners and others catering to tourists are deeply worried. yeah. and situations like these

has not been seen something like that since two thousand and seven but is the outlook really that rosy let's take a look at the numbers one in five greeks are still lies of work figures released by the country statistic agency on tuesday showed that the economy actually contracted last year and g.d.p. at one hundred seventy six billion euros was down from the year before those figures have come as a surprise demanders had been expecting modest growth despite the i.m.f. appears ready to support greece's desire for an imminent exit from its third bailout program i believe that a resolute implementation of this program together with an agreement with the greece's european partners on debt relief or essential to support greece return to sustainable growth and a successful exit from any official financing as soon as next year. and that got there from the international monetary fund cracking the whip as usual but grace's forecast a little more optimistic nice doing business with him. he regularly makes his friends we. talked with put it on various makers of the netherlands photographs of tea

the bbc understands that the charge relates to the labour mp, rosie cooper.31 and from warrington in cheshire, is one of six men charged with being members of national action. a university student has been cleared of a terrorism offence after a manual called ‘the anarchist cookbook‘ with instructions for making bombs was found under his bed. joshua walker, who's 27, was detained last december , after he returned from helping kurdish forces fighting is in syria. he told birmingham crown court he'd printed the document for a role—playing game. a senior white house official has said president trump has ordered the release of secret documents about the assassination of presidentjfk but he has reportedly held some key papers back. the killing in november 1963 has been the subject of endless conspiracy theories but experts warned not to expect in a dramatic revelations from the thousands of documents which are being made public. lines from the well—known world war 1 poem ‘in flanders fields' have been spelled out in clusters of poppies across the uk and northern fr

happy that they're paid in line with western wages but they're aware that the atmosphere is not so rosy everywhere in germany in. london in the new federal provinces the former eastern states the unemployment the lack of work lower wages i really think that people have been left behind. me i'm fifty losses and but the people who work in this factory don't feel like they've been left behind they're grabbing their fight with both hands just like they did in one thousand nine hundred nine. well a mixed picture there and honest of i'm not in the studio by our. business editor york if you were a young man when the war far you remember well and many east germans had lots of hopes about improving their standard of living back then have these hopes been realized personally for instance yes you know back in east germany only a few percentage of high school students went on to university most got job training apprenticeships back then i must admit i was not among the top ten the top fifteen percent of the class so i could not have gone to university but when the wall came down lots of new opportu

far—right group, national action, has appeared in court accused of planning to murder the labour mp rosiethe 22—year—old man is charged with terrorism offences and threatening to kill a policewoman. he appeared at westminster magistrates court along with five other men. they were all remanded in custody. downing street has said any allegations of sexual harassment and abuse at westminster are deeply concerning. it was responding to a report by the sun newspaper of claims made by researchers and assistants on social media. our political correspondent alex forsyth gave us this update from westminster. no official complaints have been made and no mps have so far been named, but according to this newspaper report a group of parliamentary aides and researchers have been sharing information about supposedly inappropriate and sleazy behaviour by mps on the whatsapp messaging service. now, we don't know that this group exists but when asked about it today the prime minister's officials postman said any reports of sexual harassment we re any reports of sexual harassment were deeply concerning, any

producer and ignored actress rosie mcgowan when she told him she had been raped by . it was in himself is facing a number of sexual assault allegations that emerged this week following an investigative report in the new yorker magazine. that's it you're up to date more at the top of the hour.

preparing a terrorist act by buying a machete in preparation for murdering the lancashire west mp rosiethreats to kill a female detective. all six men were told by the chief magistrate emma arbuthnot that they would remain in custody until their next appearance which would be at the central criminal court, the old bailey, next friday. some of the other stories making bbc news at 5pm: two lorry drivers are to stand trial charged with causing a crash on the m1 that left eight people dead. rizard mazerack, who's 31, and 53—year—old david wagstaff each pleaded not guilty at aylesbury crown court to eight counts of causing death by dangerous driving. scotland's first minister is seeking "urgent clarity" from theresa may on the proposed transition arrangements for brexit. nicola sturgeon has sent a letter to the prime minister saying proposals for a two—year implementation period have been "seriously undermined". the government says it's "confident of agreeing the general terms of the implementation period soon". the uk's most senior civil servant, sirjeremy heywood, has been treated for canc

rosy john never shy as way from posting her artwork to social media.r three young children rosy takes a different approach. i have a young son old enough to understand his privacy and i ask him are you happy for mommy to share this? >> you should also be concerned about their digital identity. child identity theft is a real theft and our culture of oversharing is partially to blame. >> and seemingly harmless information bike will your child's name and age and what they look like and where they go to school. all of that information could be used to create a profile that a hacker could use down the road for identity theft. follow these digital parenting tips, tighten up the settings on the sites you use and set up your facebook post to go to your friends rather than the entire public. limit your circle of friends by creating a list of close friends and another option a closed facebook group that requires you to approve everyone that requests access and use caution before using a picture of a child's actual location. like hints of your home or school. >>

. >> rosie rivera nos cuenta por quÉ chiquis rivera terminÓ en el quirÓfano. >> debate del dÍa perdonarianÉs de muchos aÑos en pareja, ay! ay! arde el debate. >> gran alivio tenemos las terapias que ayudan a superar los traumas causados por desastres y tragedias. >> moda de otoÑo. >> sorprendan luciendo lindas prendas mexicanas. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> emotivo la banda youtube toca el corazÓn de los mexicanos al ritmo de cielito lindo. >> todo aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> venga, venga, un aplauso!. >> hola ¿quÉ tal amigos? ¿cÓmo estÁn? bienvenidos muy buenos dÍas, gracias por dejarnos entrar a su hogar ¿cÓmo amanecio en el dÍa de hoy? hoy jueves 5 de octubre 2017, bienvenidos a su casa. >> arrancamos aplaudiendo porque nos parece increÍble la gente de u2 cantando cielito lindo y todos los millones de dÓlares que fueron involucrados. >> pero ellos siempre han demostrado un lindo corazÓn >>> asÍ descansar les mandamos un beso y un abrazo, pero hoy el programa estÁ como siempre muy variado yo quiero ampliar en el tema que hay en el

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you know, he calls rosy o'donald big, fat rosy. and then he calls little marco little. he's got a very limited range, corker as well. he's a fellow who doesn't know who his friends are because corker should be his friend. and he goes after everybody. he challenged john stuart on his iq. perry is on now on his cabinet and he said on his cabinet this is a group that's had the highest iq of a cabinet we've ever had. so who are we supposed to believe? i think the only person who believes this is the president. he believes the words coming out of his mouth like an evangelist. >> he has no legislative accomplishments, but does he believe this stuff? he thinks he is family is -- >> i mean it's going to elevate all our iq by 10 or 15 points. this is something disturbing i think for tillerson and mattis. they're now trying to figure out how to keep pakistan from joining china in this one road, one belt project that's going to exclude the west from 77% of world trade. how are they supposed to go there and say this is what our separation proposes, which he may come out and say, wh

but at the same time, rosie, we heard many people saying catalan presence does not represent us all.you're at the point now people are getting somewhat frustrated that leaders are dithering on their positions. a political standoff is still going into its second week. whether that adds another pressure on either to drop the declaration of independence or the prime minister to drop any other form of dialogue, that is going to be a critical week. but clearly, voices have been heard here in spain, rosie. >> and isa, as you point out, there is still this political standoff. but is it possible to quantify how many catalans support and how many reject independence for catalonia? >> it's really hard to tell in all honesty. if we just go with what we saw yesterday we had different numbers of those. if we go with the referendum, those who turned out on october 1, you know about roughly 42% came out to support a call for independence. so we know that's not an overall majority of the more than 5 million people who live in catalonia. so it is very much split. and that is what we have been seeing

the ways and means committee to establish a circuit breaker that will suspend the tax cuts if the rosy projections fail to materialize. if deficits explode and budgets are not cut, according to their plan, then the american people should be spared the economic chaos by calling a time-out, rolling back these stand alone proposals, allow us to catch our breath, and hopefully develop better policy based on bipartisanship and facts not fantacy. america deserves -- fantasy. america deserves a far better vision than the republican budget fantasy and the reckless tax cuts that they are pushing so hard to enact. at a minimum we should have a circuit breaker to stop it if they can't follow through on their promises. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. takano, for five minutes. mr. takano: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the 40th anniversary of fabricating corporation whose riverside manufacturing facility is adjacent to the air reserve base in my district. it is a small busines

rosy chen was among them. >.>> it was so moving.ry powerful. >> reporter: chen's ex-boyfriend committed suicide two years ago, and she struggled with thoughts of taking her own life. >> so many people are suffering, but people don't talk about it. >> i just wanted them to know that they really weren't alone >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, los angeles. ♪ i finally wannabe alive >> morgan: you are not alone. that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." i'm north new york. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 at news. >>> a fierce firefight on two fronts in sonoma county. overnight winds whip up the nuns fire forcing more people to flee their homes. >>> here's the view from chopper five is the wine country wildfires rage tonight. altogether they have burned nearly 222 square miles across sonoma, celano, and napa valley. the size of tucson arizona. biggest area of concern is the nuns fire burning in eastern sonoma county. >> it blew up on two fronts overnight as winds pushed toward t

in northeast philadelphia, henery rosi cbs3 eyewitness news. >> our weather finally started feeling like fall. will it stay that way. let's check in with friend meteorologist lauren casey keeping an eye on testimony turz for us. i guess it will be a warm-up, right, lauren. >> warm up in store after a warm september and closing out the weekend. cool in the 60s for high temperature today in philadelphia and september our temperatures were running 2 1/2 above arm and we were right around arm as far as rainfall totals for the month our highest temperature 9 2. >> we had a late 90 degree day later than arm afternoon lo lowest temperature 53. cool today. high temperature 69. middle 60s yesterday. running below average over the last couple days and now our offer low temperature has fallen back to 40s. fall is settling in with a nice quiet evening as we get a live look at neighborhood network rehoboth beach. no one on the boards. clear sky conditions and chilly night for everyone across the delaware valley including down the shore as well. dropping back to 40s in a.c. and low autos in wildwood.

for everything's looking rosy and then the. top of that. they might already be on their way out of the champions league. defeat against real madrid but again the black and yellow can at least keep their domestic dreams alive but hausberg who are that i have these footballing minnows made it to fifth in the table last season they only just avoided the drop now they're undefeated in five and dreaming of a giant kid. from the first whistle manuel bounds out of worthy adversary to dortmund but they in turn were frustrated after madrid. the by peter boss knew how to channel that frustration. after just four minutes when the boss somehow landed at yama lanka's hero the champions league ghosts were exercised and dormant could get back to dreaming that tied to what they call the fifty percent elegant football fifty percent ruthless crowd by the but among our strengths in recent weeks was a determination not to be over run even if they ended up behind against a bigger opponent that was the case against glad back and now against him and. just seven m

tim bow dell is from ardmore, they left the santa rosy california home with just minutes to spare. >> my neighbors's house completely engulfed in flames, it was burning so hot. and the smoke you couldn't see three feet in front of your house. it was just rage raining fire. >>> sort of fire claimed at least 41 lives and hundreds of people were being missing. estimated 6,000 homes have been destroyed. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news." philadelphia's big push. >> i believe that's known around the country. hard workers. >> the fight in the city of philadelphia in the battle for tech giant amazon, the latest pitch to land the company's new headquarters >>> talk about getting your head in the game, the pedal that could pay big benefits for your brain. we'll explain how sitting on the couch and playing video games could actually be good. >>> well, we've got a clear cool night. no problems outside. quiet in center city. but we are going to warm up again, i'll tell when you we head back to 70 and even into the mid 70's as we head toward the weekend. >>> camping for a cause, the reason a

san jose 49 and santa rosi where the fires are burning. it is cold up there this morning. that does help subside some of the flames of those fires. a look at those winds between 3- 4 miles per hour. oak land east, northeast, 5. that's the strongest winds on our map at the moment. fairfield a little bit of a wind. it sticks but that's it. it going the stay calm throughout the next few hours, throughout most of the day today. here we go tonight, later on tonight. we are going to see this high pressure coming through town. we are going to get more of the north wind, more of the offshore flow and it's going to drop our humidity levels and temperatures will go up. not only higher winds and low humidity but hotter because of the high pressure. this is the future cast. between 2-10 miles per hour winds today. 7:00 tonight, starting to pick up. santa rosa. midnight when things are going to start to get intepees for napa, fairfield, 20-30 miles per hour sustained winds. gusts as high as 50 tonight. by saturday dug the day, call -- during the day, calm saturday night. things will su