he�*s ten.t like talking about ourselves normally is the hardest thing i�*ve ever done. it has impacted me more than anything i can say, but there is good that�*s come out of it. makes every bit of that pain worth it. because with that, of course, he�*s been your trusted companion. it�*s something that you�*re having to kind of share your feelings about it, vulnerabilities about it, whatever it might be. but we heard just how difficult it was to find a replacement. so you may be making a change with that. eventually. at the moment, i�*m using a long cane. i�*m going to hold it up nice and still for cameras to have a look at. this canes is about two and a half months old and i�*ve been using it full time for a month and already it�*s fairly battered up. i�*ve already had to change the supposed high mileage ball. i was a long cane user before. in fact, when we speak to graham kensit from guide dogs, last time i saw graham was at the national reading centre when we did a blind long cane only walk f

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news: uganda�*s government has imposed overnight curfews as it triesas affected. 19 people have so far died from the disease there have been large protests in the tunisian capital against president kais saied, denouncing him as an autocrat who is reversing the democratic progress in the country. mr saied took on full executive power last year, but protestors say there has been no improvement in living standards one man has died and two others are missing after torrential rain caused flash—flooding on the mediterranean island of crete. emergency workers say the victim had become trapped in his car. seaside villages have been inundated with water. britain�*s new chancellor, jeremy hunt, has indicated there will be major changes to liz truss�*s entire economic strategy. in a round of interviews with broadcasters on saturday, mr hunt said mistakes had been made by the government and warned of what he called very difficult decisions ahead. he suggested taxes could rise to help restore market confidence, and also talked about spending cuts. mr hunt was appoi

yes, it�*s a big responsibility because it�*s someone�*s livelihood, it�*s their career, it�*s theirthe circumstances are right and the finances are part of that, but it�*s not it can�*t be driven by that. there�*s lots of factors that have to come in and i have to keep a cool and steady head. well, in this case, you got the deal done. fi and jane are moving across to times radio. meghan, i�*d like to bring you in here. as i have heard, that long list of big bbc stars i said have left in recent years, do you think that�*s just normal moving and shaking within the media, or is there something else going on here? i think it's normal. i think it's a bit of normal moving, shaking in the media. i think what happens is that when people leave something in the media because they're well known names, that people get really, really excited about it. but actually, it's not unusual for people to change jobs and many people in many industries change jobs. and it's never seen as a big deal. what happens when it's on in the media? because the household names, we create this real excitement around i

that�*s rubbish. on paper, it�*s a living wage but it�*s not.t doesn�*t set pay levels for care workers, and that it�*s a matter for local authorities and other care providers. but it is planning to invest £15 million to recruit more staff from overseas. the care sector wants radical, urgent change. if we get this wrong, there�*ll be hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people who will be in crisis. we�*ll have an nhs that will be absolutely clogged with people and the entire system, both health and social care, will be on its knees. so the stakes here are extremely high. it�*s been a year since the government announced plans to introduce a national insurance levy in part to help improve adult social care. wonderful. that�*s now been scrapped, leaving carers and care providers asking where the money will come from. jeremy cooke, bbc news, newcastle. ukraine�*s emergency services say that 12 people are now known to have died in russian missile strikes on the city of zaporizhzhia on thursday. rescue teams pulled 21 people from the rubble of t

s. department left 325000 afghan rescue program applications and read a mid promises for the vitamin ministration. help those who worked with the u. s. military during the complex ah, from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this our t at wants to drag nato into or direct war with russia by using a so called nuclear dirty bomb. that's according to russia's deputy envoy to the un students. katie xen wants to avoid 1st of all defeats secondly wants to involve need, so for their ex, flesh with russia, which is very dangerous, and, but which we will be profitable for him to remain in power. dmitri pollyanna ski with the, the russian deputy ambassador to the us. he spoke and made clear that russia is not threatening the use of nuclear weapons, but it's simply not accurate. prior to that survey lab, rob the foreign minister of russia, has referred to such claim this frivolous and fiction. now, when fully anthea was speaking to the b

it�*s hotter in the water and it�*s hotter in the air, too.affects weather patterns across the globe. in what is the northernmost settlement in the world, it�*s life on the edge. houses are being moved and rebuilt. new barriers installed to stop avalanches triggered by the thawing ground. wherever i look around us, i see change. and leading polar scientist kim holliman tells us the war in ukraine is now undermining the effort to understand climate change. the official exchange with russian institutions is not possible at this time. half of the arctic is russian coastline and if we are unable to share knowledge and data, it will hamper our ability to understand what is happening. we need each other in order to do good science. svalbard attracts tens of thousands of visitors every year, putting further strain on this fragile environment. but the authorities claim they are moving towards renewable energy. now, we are in one of the two production sites we have here, eight kilometres in the mine. this is svalbard and norway�*s last coalmine which w

it�*s given me a balance of what it�*s all about. care for her grandma who had dementia and died in 2015. she wants the government to think more about supporting families. there isn�*t enough funding, there isn�*t enough support. we need more choirs, people need to have access to music therapy, and the choir show, you know, many reasons as to why it�*s so important. singing. now, listen, i�*m not expecting music to replace medicine or anything like that, i understand that there�*s much more needed. however, if we can try and start with that, where gps are aware that they can, you know, send people in a direction to go and get extra support and not just expect them to get on with it, that�*s a start for me. singing. vicky�*s proud of her choir and how far they�*ve come, and she hopes her grandma would have felt the same. she�*d have been extremely proud. i think the fact that this all kind of came because of her dementia is very bittersweet. singing. british scientists have solved the mystery of where eels go to die — by tagging them

he�*s spending, up to 3% of the uk�*s national wealth.tially by next week. ., ., , , , decides to do, potentially by next week. ., ., i, , ., ., week. do we have any sense of what his forei . n week. do we have any sense of what his foreign policy _ week. do we have any sense of what his foreign policy priorities _ his foreign policy priorities will be, who he will be speaking to first? ht be, who he will be speaking to first? ., �* , , , first? it wouldn't surprise me if ou went first? it wouldn't surprise me if you went to _ first? it wouldn't surprise me if you went to kyiv _ first? it wouldn't surprise me if you went to kyiv soon. - first? it wouldn't surprise me if you went to kyiv soon. he - first? it wouldn't surprise me if| you went to kyiv soon. he made clear during the summer when he was campaigning to be a leader that kyiv would be an early visit. clearly the americans are always in the early port of call — unless he�*s counterintuitive and says he wants to see president macron just to restart the relationship, try to get over

it�*s almost a large chunk of a generation that�*s gone.omething else or was it some freak attack which perhaps nobody could have either predicted or stopped? those are the questions this country is going to have to start asking. we�*re already seeing the government react by saying it�*s going to get tough on drugs, it�*s going to get tough on guns. but people have heard this many times before. these are very difficult problems to eradicate. and past thai governments have made very little progress. so i don�*t think most people think that is going to be the answer to this awful tragedy. i think it�*s going to leave this country wondering and deeply disturbed by it for quite a long time. that was jonathan head, that wasjonathan head, our southeast asia correspondent reporting from thailand. the prince and princess of wales have recorded a special edition of radio 0ne�*s newsbeat — speaking about the importance of mental health. the royals took on roles as reporters to hear the experiences of four guests for world mental health day yesterday.

he�*s checking me out, he�*s just checking — he�*s checking i�*m all good.for the afternoon. do you want more food? i need to prove that i�*m your friend. oh, it feels really weird on my hand! you�*ve got a very warm tongue there, patches. come on. patches, you can have more food in a moment. the plan is to follow a trail around the farm with my fluffy companion. he�*s pretty obedient. sometimes he kind of veers to the left or right and i feel like i�*m the one being walked. it turns out to be trickier than it looks. come on, patches. come on. so, nicola, since lockdown, have you seen demand for this experience growing? yeah, so a lot of people want to be outside in the open air. this experience, because we are able to be distanced, there isn�*t so much pressure on that, and people just enjoy being with the sheep and being able to stroke the sheep and actually being able to be physically be around them, whereas normally, theyjust see them in the fields and they run away. when we first opened, it was quite slow. we didn�*t really have that many people. i thin

it is just a stone�*s throw away at st james�*s park.and it in their training _ prepared for that. they understand it in their training schedules i prepared for that. they understand it in their training schedules and i it in their training schedules and through the classroom schedules as well. actually monitoring their opposition, making sure that they are doing video analysis of all of the strengths and weaknesses of their opposition. i wouldn�*t expect anything else but an england win. i can say that from the outside, simply because as all the nations, we expect england to go all the way to the final but they are going to have to play well, no doubt about it. it is not as we played a few months ago, when they played the all stars team and everything, when they have spent a number of opportunities on the paddock. for that 80 minutes, they have to be clinical, and everything they do, and what it does, it prepares them for later down in the competition in terms of making sure that when they get to the semifinals, that they are right on p

here�*s the bbc�*s north america correspondent peter bowes.decision. ye and adidas had had a fractious relationship forsome time, and in a now—deleted instagram post, he�*d accusing the company of stealing some of his designs, and then earlier this month, he turned up at a paris fashion show, wearing a white lives matterjacket, and it was at that point that adidas said it was putting their relationship under review and then came the anti—semitic comments in social media that saw him banned from a twitter and facebook and instagram as well. and now we hear that they have indeed reached that decision to end what has been quite a long—term relationship with kanye west, now ye, with adidas saying that his comments were unacceptable, hateful and dangerous. and they are indeed not the first company to take this decision. you mentioned gap removing his products, the company in los angeles and other major cities, caa, the talent agency has dropped him. it seems that his many commercial partnerships are imploding. have we heard from ye about this end o

so far this week, wake-up planner shows that from the 50's to the 60's, 70's and 80's will go later on today. pretty pleasant one and just a touch cooler than we have been your full breakdown in this forecast is still to come. so stay with us. keeping you updated as we round out the tail end of this week, reyna, it's still pretty early, but what's it like out there on the roads and backups? yeah. you know what? conditions were great, especially across your bridges on this wednesday morning. middle of the week. 7 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. as you're traveling into the city this morning. >> your san mateo bridge a 80 to 101 about 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. let's check on your richmond. sandra fell bridge 7 minutes tolls to 101. there. and if you are hopping on the golden gate bridge, look at that much clear conditions today. 19 minutes on this wednesday morning. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. right now. >> all right. well, mother now calling for tougher actions after she says her son is repeatedly being targeted and

labour�*s it miliband, he�*s been getting his reaction to that knees.e of leadership on the world today by rishi sunak. we were the hosts of the last climate summit, and now our climate minister will be missing in action. what he understands is attacking the climate crisis is also the way to lower energy bills, createjobs crisis is also the way to lower energy bills, create jobs and crisis is also the way to lower energy bills, createjobs and give us energy security. energy bills, create “obs and give us energy security._ energy bills, create “obs and give us energy security. prime ministers wouldn't traditionally _ us energy security. prime ministers wouldn't traditionally go _ us energy security. prime ministers wouldn't traditionally go to - us energy security. prime ministers wouldn't traditionally go to every i wouldn�*t traditionally go to every one. the premonition or when�*s the last one, why it so important to go to this one?— last one, why it so important to go to this one? you have leaders from around the — to this one? you have leaders from

that�*s great. that�*s what we needed, was the vision. she�*s put the signal out.try needs. i thought that speech was exactly what we want to present the country. clear conservatism. it's been an upbeat - conference full of energy. energy? that�*s what you call it? absolutely. we've got the ideas, we've got the fizz, . we've got the debate here. this is where it's happening. as for the prime minister, she couldn�*t leave quickly enough. she can run away from this conference but not the immense challenges she confronts. chris mason, bbc news, in birmingham. the prime minister was addressing supporters and some critics in the hall in birmingham, but there was a wider message to voters at large. high peak in derbyshire returned a conservative mp in 2019, but with a very small majority. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been talking to voters and business owners there. after a rocky start, an attempt to get back on track and the view of voters is key. in the peak district, this village woolshop is run by karen. people are starting to buy yarn to make blanket

that�*s all from that�*s all from me that�*s all from me for that�*s all from me for now, that�*s allsty winds. as one area of low pressure begins to pull away from the uk, there�*ll be fewer showers around for part two of the weekend. for much of the uk for much of the day, it�*ll stay dry. this is that area of low pressure pulling away. however, this is another one moving in towards the south—west later in the day, so there will be some wetter weather pushing north again by sunday evening. let�*s look at how sunday begins. there�*s still some showers around, especially in scotland — some heavy ones in the west. temperatures a little lower than this in rural parts. a cooler night across southern areas of the uk. the showers in scotland will tend to fade away and will still be around the northern isles in the afternoon. as you can see, though, elsewhere in the afternoon, for most places, it�*ll be dry, there�*ll be some sunny spells. cloud increasing in northern ireland and, indeed, southern england, south wales, so you could see a few showery bursts of rain heading in later in the af

the seven-day forecast with 60's, 70's, and low 80's.of the week and a nice start. throughout the middle of the week, less and less of the cloud cover into the warm fall weather that takes us through the week. sometimes it is chilly out there. liz: next, the castro street fair is next. liz: here are the winning numbers from the powerball drawing. nobody has come forward with all six numbers. monday's drawing isn't estimated $336 million. dolly parton is helping children in california experience the wonder of reading or the governor's office tweeted a video about the expansion of dolly parton's imagination library. it will provide children under five with free books, one book a month mailed to the child's home. 12.4 million kids in california it will get the chance to enroll . library launched in 1995 in tennessee where she grew up and she was inspired to grade the program by her father, who couldn't read or write. happening san francisco neighborhood the fair kicks off at 11:00 this morning. it lasts six tonight. you'll be able to catch

it�*s certainly not a screaming headline, but there�*s a lot of detail in this article. headline, buteadline, but there's a lot of detail in this article. yes, and i su ose detail in this article. yes, and i sunpose a _ detail in this article. yes, and i sunpose a lot _ detail in this article. yes, and i suppose a lot of _ detail in this article. yes, and i suppose a lot of the _ detail in this article. yes, and i suppose a lot of the fact - detail in this article. yes, and i suppose a lot of the fact is - detail in this article. yes, and i suppose a lot of the fact is the | suppose a lot of the fact is the same across the newspaper. but the interpretation of those in the view along _ interpretation of those in the view along how— interpretation of those in the view along how long liz truss has got left is _ along how long liz truss has got left is very— along how long liz truss has got left is very interesting. you talk about _ left is very interesting. you talk about the — left is very interesting. you talk about the telegraph and its tradition of having the support of liz truss— tr

let�*s return to russia�*s war in ukraine and focus on moscow�*s general who was appointed on the dayed in chechnya and afghanistan. sir.— afghanistan. sir. he has been servin: afghanistan. sir. he has been serving in _ afghanistan. sir. he has been serving in the _ afghanistan. sir. he has been serving in the soviet - afghanistan. sir. he has been serving in the soviet armed i serving in the soviet armed services, so basically from 1983. and he took part in the majority of military and armed conflicts that were waged by the russian federation, including the war in tajikistan, in chechnya and in syria. he is still also known as a ruthless general who basically took part in destroying the protesters in december 1990, august 1991 in moscow, that caused the death of at least three protesters. he was, in addition to that, also appreciated by boris yeltsin, perhaps for his ruthlessness and his decisiveness. and now he was appointed as the single commander of the russian armed forces in ukraine. he also served in ukraine, he was in charge of the southern direction of the russian advancement

only topping out in the 60's and 70's.ou head towards tomorrow and wednesday, warmer weather losing. kumasi: ukraine's capital is once again under attack. russia carried out drone bombings throughout the city. at some strikes in the same city as last week. jobina: russian drones who the city center over four times in the same area where a children's playground was hit. residents were urged to take cover. 18 people were rescued from under a collapsed building. at last check, two people are waiting to be arrested -- rescued. russia plans to hold its annual nuclear weapons exercise at the end of the month. nato plans to hold nuclear drills at the same time. both operations come as tensions are high with vladimir putin running strikes against ukraine. reggie: doctors are warning of new covid variants. kids between five and 11 are now eligible for the booster. boosters could be available as soon as possible. lena: officials in san jose are still waiting on the vaccine supply to arrive, possibly as early as today. at the santa c

bay shore and 60's to 50's at the coast reyna. john, thank you that, right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. a seven-day right into the city may so that fremont street exit. >> the san mateo bridge a 80 to 101 about 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. the richmond fell bridge about a 8 minute ride tolls to 101. there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 19 minute morning, right? stanford university is apologizing after admissions department limited the number of jewish students that accepted in the 1950's kron four's rob nesbitt breaks that story down for us. >> the ugly components of stanford's history came to light because of this 1953 memo sent to then president of the university je wallace, sterling from his assistant, fred glover. glover writes about a conversation he had with head of admissions. rexford snyder ricks is concerned. >> that more than one quarter of the applications for men, jewish boys. stanford professor ari kelman led the task force in charge of investigating the universit

upper 50's and lower 60's.the ocean, north a, a lot of sunshine. 70's and 80's in san rafael, and 80 in calistoga. the east bay morning clouds tour sunny skies, and 68 in oakland. 71 in fremont with moderate air quality. lots of sunshine for this time of year. a marine layer will thicken, and coastal drizzle with areas of dense fog did temperatures in 40's and 50's. here is the seven-day forecast and we will find the weekend brighter. cloud cover to the forecast. below average temperatures. for the back half of the we can, we warm up into next week. >> we have a special spotlight on the south bay high school senior. a 17-year-old escape ukraine just months ago. they are now living in san jose. the reporter introduces us to 18 injured -- bouncing high school back on. >> a high school experience for student athletes. >> senior night at mount pleasant high school. the ceremony marks theast ho game seniors will ever play or cheer. anci>> she saw a lot of movies d rituals in america. she is really happy. she is real

temperatures in the 50's and 60's.erage, barely touching 70 degrees. 65 in oakland. 62 in the city. 71 in santa rosa. the three day forecast, we warm up a bit over the weekend. sunday is the brighter of the two days. next week, rain chances increase tuesday and wednesday. likely tracking showers. a closer look coming up in nine minutes. let's take a look at traffic. sue: here we go with the glowing freeway, making your way towards the toll plaza and you are in good company. no stalls are accidents along the busiest stretches. we had a stall near north main street, right in the middle of where you are looking. slowing out of walnut creek -- or out of concord into walnut creek into the 24 interchange. a few more minutes on your commute this morning. starting off with the normal delay for part, what seems the new norm. 20 minutes come up to delays through 6:15 on certain transbay tube trips. they are retrofitting and doing maintenance. look for about 45 minute drive up and over a windy ultimate -- i see it in my office al

one daytime highs falling out of the 90's into the low 80's at our warmest 70's along the bayshore. your forecast is ahead. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase first banking. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank with tools for both, a

berkeley in the low 80's and we're tracking a mix of 80's and 90's for north bay valleys.caville and fairfield in the mid 90's. santa rosa, though, 92 degrees. but sandra fell hot temperatures as well. 93 degrees for your wednesday afternoon. it is going to be the peak. so we're gradually going to cool down with temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below average saturday, our warmest inland valleys struggling to warm up into the 70's. we're tracking 60's for your afternoon highs. thanks to this week's storm. we are going to see slight chance of ships of showers, mainly for those of you in the south bay, but a 10th of an inch of rain or less dry for everyone else. but it still warm and gusty offshore breezes starting saturday night through sunday, 30 miles per hour. less than just keep that in mind, especially if you have any halloween decorations outside, make sure to bring them indoors or make sure that they're firmly in place. ken and pam, back to you. all right, thank a coming up, pictures tell the tale of family home burglarized while they are out. it cotton candy. pink lemona

you are either in the 60's or 70's later on today.oss the region, partly cloudy. 68 in the city, 73 san jose, 76 santa rosa. here is that warming trend. wednesday feeling almost summer-like. let's get a check on traffic with jobina. jobina: hi, everyone. we have a positive update to the sig alert. you will face residual delays because this backup was seven miles long due to a crash caused by a drunk driver on southbound 680. moving to the bay bridge, we have a crash in the eastbound direction just past treasure island on the lower deck. it is in the counter commute direction. metering lights came on at 5:40 and we wrap up with a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. speeds are under the limit in the westbound direction until the center of the bridge. reggie: this is going to sound wild but it is true. a group of power rangers came to the rescue in the east bay. we are hearing from a woman who saw them help a person being attacked. dion lim has the story will only see on abc 7. dion: as if the site of a 1990's superhero team slinging

. >> we are going to get to the 80's and 90's. some spots getting about 20 degrees higher than normal today. one of the recipes you need for a hot day is fog free skies and that is what we have right now temperature wise in san francisco, 64 degrees this morning. a mild start to parts of the bay area. contrast that with 47 in napa. 57 oakland, 61 antioch. a live look outside from the exploratorium. plenty of stars. we have sunshine from the start today. the sun is up at 7:22 a.m. we are going to warm very quickly today. 70's and 80's already by lunchtime. that extra layer, you may need it for the first hour and then you can get rid of it. we are talking temperatures 10-20 degrees above average october highs. widespread 80's, it does include san francisco even along the coast well into the 70's. a nice beach day later this afternoon. >> the four candidates vying to become district attorney went head-to-head in a public debate. the vision for tackling the job. >> district attorney debate, crime and public safety where the big topics

today's highs 60's for san francisco 50's and 60's at the coast. will be 60's along the bayshore to millbrae and south san francisco at 65 saying carlos and foster city at 69. well, san jose, it only 67 only a few low 70's barely hanging on. we've got those in danville, san ramon as well as up to concord. well open in san leandro at 67 antioch, right at 70 degrees just a few weeks ago, you heard the 90's. well, santa rosa down through mill valley, upper 60's to low 70's temps tomorrow friday, saturday, sunday and monday. not changing much. low 70's for a very warm as highs. lows will be dropping into the 30's and 40's. we're on to our winter seven-day now. so it looks a little difference those highs at the top inland lows that the second row and the side and coastal lows at the very bottom there. temps for halloween next week. low 70's at the warmest staying dry importantly, for all the trick or treaters, john, thanks for that. well, if you're traveling along one, a one about 32 minutes, making it from the maze. >> or of 85 up towards menlo park. i

it�*s not a bribe, it�*s a manifesto. look, he�*s making this statement on behalf of his party.or our party, we will do this after the election." why can�*t they do it now? in fact, why didn�*t they do it earlier in the session? they�*ve been in session this year, they could have done it then, but it�*s just that the democrats are the dreamers, they do all these election promises to the voters. you made the point at a moment ago. i want to go back very briefly to the point you made about the polls and an indication of a swing, is that any different to what we would normally see in mid—terms? the party in power, traditionally, the mid—terms go against them, it�*s part of the ebb and flow of politics, isn�*t it? it would be the same if the republicans were in power, no? i agree, this is part of the checks and balances of the american system, however i think democrats thought they had a shoo—in, they thought they had this in the bag when the supreme court overturned roe vs wade, i think they were banking on the abortion issue, coasting into the election and they clearly made a seri

let�*s have a look at your boiler. it�*s an electric boiler.rgy suppliers whether you can do that. but even if you can�*t, i would suggest you only use this at night because rates tend to be lower at night. so put it on at night. don�*t heat it during the day. let�*s go into this bedroom. it�*s an intrusion, isn�*t it, going into all this? so i�*m very glad to see that you�*re drying your stuff on the rack that�*s much more efficient than a tumble dryer. so keep doing that. these radiators, i mean, these are inefficient anyway. but what i�*m going to say to you is don�*t run the radiator this winter. and i know he�*s already said this is an extension. it gets really cold in winter. but i�*m saying you�*re quite a young man, you can stay warm, get yourself another duvet. i mean, think of the cost of a duvet compared to the heating, the radiator. it�*s going to save you a lot of money. and we�*ll come on to how much in a moment. more bad news for you, rob. i�*m going to say no more baths, only showers, short showers. get yourself clean and get ou

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news.on disqualified him from public office on charges of corrupt practices. in a video message, mr khan denied any wrongdoing and said the decision was biased. the election authorities say he failed to declare gifts he received from foreign leaders during his tenure. the un security council has voted to impose sanctions on armed gangs that have caused widespread disruption in haiti in recent months. the council singled out the island�*s most powerful gang leader, jimmy cherizier, who�*s known as �*barbeque.�* at least 150 people have been killed during two days of ethnic clashes over land disputes in sudan�*s southern blue nile state. sudan has seen political unrest and an economic crisis since a military coup last year. blue nile is one of the 18 states in the republic of the sudan and the region is home to around a0 different ethnic groups. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy has more on this story. fighting first broke out last week and then on wednesday and thursday this week it e

a few 80's. 60's and 70's.sday, even debate begins to warm to the mid- to upper 70's. -- the bay begins to warm to the mid to upper 70's. wednesday in the 90's. highs today, low 70's in oakland, 77 in san jose. shy of average 53 or four degrees north and south end of the bay. numbers through the inland valleys, touching about 81 in concord. it was cooler than that yesterday. more sun on the way today. temperatures coming up slowly monday, tuesday and by wednesday, we should be in the 90's inland. 80 around the bay and touching 70 at the coast. great biking weather. liz: we love to see it. a lot to look forward to. just ahead, and honest conversation about hispanic and latino culture and visibility as we celebrate hispanic heritage month at abc 7. a preview of the one hour special airing this month, our america invisible. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards p

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in the mid 60's. so about 10 degrees warmer than pacifica. but we're seeing a cooler night out there, widespread 50's and 60's and with those calmer winds, it is going to make temperatures feel even cooler because of that com condition that we are expecting out there tonight. and also those clear skies as well, not acting as a blanket of cloud cover like october usually does. but we are going to notice little change on sunday, a lot of sunshine. but then by monday, a nice warm up. the warmest day of the next 7 details that on your full forecast and when our next storm is set to arrive in the bay area in just a few minutes stand. well back to you. recent. thank you. we can now confirm the car unearthed in the backyard of an atherton mansion has been removed. police continuing their investigation tonight. >> into its burial likely 30 years ago. that mystery of tracking people from all over to that home, including. >> a reporter gayle ong who's joining us live from out there done tonight with more. yeah.

s. accuses china of spreading propaganda in the solomon islands. and can yes, box fish in tons of near old, genetically modified produce entering the country. that's after the african states lifts the band on such a producer to help tackle a growing crew crisis. with a very good morning to you, welcome to our t international. my name is peter scott taken over from rachel blevins and i'll be bringing you all the latest for my headquarters. every massacre go says the ukrainian president is calling for the start of a world war that's off the volume is zalinski appeared to urge nato to carry out a preemptive strike against russia. shovel. when little booth it, what should nato do in eliminate the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons? i once again appeal to the international community as it was before february 24th. we need preemptive strikes so that russia would know what awaits them if they use nuclear weapons, not the other way around him to wait for rushes nuclear strikes and then

"this is nato�*s fault."e's been no reaction yet to what happened here. no hint as to how he will respond. steve rosenberg, bbc news, st petersburg. the head of the un watchdog says the zapper is a nuclear plant in south—eastern ukraine must be protected urgently after shelling again cut or that external power. rafael grossi said that diesel generators were having to be used to provide powerfor generators were having to be used to provide power for the vital cooling functions at the plant which is controlled by russian forces, but occupied —— operated by ukrainian star. the six reactors at the plant are currently shutdown. ten people, including a young child and two teenagers, are now confirmed to have died, after an explosion at a petrol station in county donegal in ireland. it happened at the applegreen service station in the village of creeslough yesterday afternoon. police say they believe it was a tragic accident. from the scene, the village of creeslough — our ireland correspondent chris page reports. t

sunshine, upper 60's and low 70's 70's for the afternoon.obina: if your commute takes you through the trends to you may see a 20 minute delay. that is because of the earthquake. kumasi: number seven, get your lottery tickets because the mega millions jackpot is estimated to be 410 million dollars. the last time the jackpot was that high was back reggie: in reggie: july. here's your gma first look, phone scammers claiming your phone will be shut down if they are not paid right away. >> a warning about a scam costing consumers. denise banks says she always pays her water bill that just a few weeks ago's someone pretended to be from her water company and threatened to cut off the water if she didn't pay right away. she said they demanded she pay 220 dollars through cell that you can use through your banking app. she was so frightened she gave them her bank information and in a matter of seconds they took every dollar in her account. this morning, zell is trying to help customers avoid pouring money down the drain saying your utility company wil

the campaign�*s popular with the public, but it�*s also bred fear. a few enemies behind the scenes. china watchers will be looking to see if he begins to delegate any responsibilities, sharing the power and also the blame. celia hatton, bbc news. the united nations says hunger in one of haiti�*s biggest slums has reached catastrophic levels. the un�*s world food pr20,000 twenty—thousand residents in cite solei in the capital, port—au—prince, have dangerously little access to food and could face starvation. it says across the island almost five million people are struggling with malnutrition, gang violence, inflation, and a cholera outbreak. stephanie prentice reports. gunfire. chaos in the capital and a situation being described as horrific. this is port—au—prince, a major city running on empty. food is scarce, water is scarce, gasoline is scarce. what resources there are primarily controlled by violent gangs who�*ve also cut off supply lines from the food—producing south. haiti is facing a humanitarian catastrophe, 4.7 million people are facing food

upper 70's to the mid 80's san jose. you'll be 81 today. fremont union city and hayward in the mid 70's. well, pleasanton and livermore at 87 walnut creek out of the 90's like yesterday down to 86 today. well, richmond in oakland at 70 degrees, antioch, among our warmer spots. 87 in vacaville are only spot getting up to 90 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures little bit like today's. we start to see some of our inland highs dropping even further. and we'll continue to see that into the upcoming weekend by early next week. most of our daytime highs even inland are down into the upper 70's with partly cloudy conditions, but still remaining dry despite the cooler and slightly cloudier weather right now. john, thank you for that. all right. let's go ahead and check on those bridges this morning. traveling into the city a 7 minute ryan mays. >> to that fremont street exit mateo bridge, a 80 to 101 about 12 minutes there heading across towards the peninsula. our richmond center fell bridge tolls to want to want a 9 it right. and l

low 70's along the embarcadero today for some fleet week activities. 60's at the coast, 70's 80's alongre south san francisco at 73 degrees, foster city at 79 saying carlos, through mountain view in the low 80's and looking at some low 80's as well across the south bay with santa clara, 82 upper 80's further inland union city and fremont in the low 80's for you. while oakland, a nice 76. while the tree danville in vacaville in the low 90's, your close in antioch at 89. well, santa rosa through center fell in the mid 80's. here's a look ahead of next 7 days tomorrow and saturday will be the low 90's that are very warmest. well, bayshore cities remain pretty consistently in the 70's today. it's the fog this morning, but we will see have sunshine later today. increased sunshine for friday and saturday, john, thank you for that. we'll be tracking some accidents and delays northbound north of old bayshore highway in san jose. got an accident there. >> and it's also pretty sluggish along 2.80. if you're traveling along, 85. so those are offer residual delays, an uptick in traffic down there.

's and 70's right along the coast, it will be some 70's to 80's along the bay shore. again, really nice weather starting to get kind of warm for inland spots, though. san jose, you'll be at 80 degrees. where is the tri valley? well into the mid 80's fremont on up to hayward opened up to richmond, all upper 70's. well, danville are very warm spot today. 86 degrees, pittsburgh benicia, antioch, 83. well, santa rosa through center fell in the low 80's. here's a look ahead. temperatures will rise at their very warm us near 90 degrees tomorrow. and then a cooling trend after that. that takes us into the low to mid 70's. our warmest by next saturday right now. john, thanks for that will if you are hopping on 24 westbound walnut creek down to 5.80. >> about 11 minutes in this early morning hour. no major issues across most of our highways. seven-minute drive into the city may so that fremont street exit, if you take in the richmond, sandra fell bridge about a 7 minute drive. that's tolls to 101. checking on highway for 17 minutes, antioch, into conquers. and let's get a quic

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's and 90's heading in linz. the three day forecast showing you a cooling trend does get underway through the weekend, sunday is a cooler of the two days, but looking nice with a lot of sunshine. tomorrow, levi's, elton john is in town, looking nice. 72, a lot of sunshine as the doors open. falling through the 60's as the concert lets out. let's get a check of traffic. jobina: good morning. hi, everyone. we have a couple sig alert's to get to starting in san jose, he large backup from a crash north 101 past mckee. your speeds there around six miles per hour, moving to livermore. our second sigler of the morning west on 580 before greenville road, speeds around seven miles per hour, so we have slow spots and also through union city, northbound 880 at whipple road, your speed is around 27 miles per hour because of a brush fire along the side of the freeway. in oakland, good news. 880 at the coliseum camera, those headlights are traveling southbound. everything is clear there. metering lights are on at the bay bridg

right now, waking up to 50's and 60's.40's on the board like yesterday morning. 60 right now in the city, 53 in palo alto, 58 in concord, 50 in santa rosa. a live look outside golden gate bridge camera. not a cloud to be seen from this vantage point. we will have partly cloudy skies throughout the day. a very similar sky compared to yesterday. we will call it filtered sunshine on your tuesday. we are warming up into the 70's and 80's. feel that warmer afternoon today. up or 70's around the bay. without that fog, low 70's along the coast. even warmer weather tomorrow. we'll talk about that in eight minutes. reggie: developing news, the death toll is rising in ukraine's capital city. overnight, new drone attacks crippled the country's infrastructure, knocking up to 30% of ukraine's power off-line. jobina, there are growing concerns that those drone attacks are revealing a russian alliance with iran. jobina: at least seven people are now dead after russian bombings over the past two days. many of the attacks are being carried

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30's.for those of you in livermore. and even along the coast out of the 50's and in the 40's downtown san francisco. 49 degrees with oakland in the mid 40's. we could actually break record overnight lows just because of how chilly it's going to be. even by late october standards. so taking a look at temperatures tomorrow are going to thought very nicely. check out santa rosa nevado. 76 to 77 degrees. mid 70's for livermore. so seasonal temperatures there and even around the bay area, shoreline downtown san francisco out of the mid 60's in the upper 60's at 68 degrees with oakland holding steady in the low 70's and temperatures, though, not really going to change all that much cooling down. slight chance of showers next weekend. very hit or miss in nature. but we are going to see, though pattern drying out just in time for halloween monday. so that's the good news there. but nice warm up to start your work week monday. funny that will have of freezing temperatures tonight. but then actually