and how about sam burns? the eagle putt? is it that what? >> from about 80 feet on the par 5, 7th 18. this is max homa. max homa. okay. how about some chest bumps from the fellas? yeah. you get the u.s. guys together and it is fun. the u.s. needs only to win 7 and a half of the remaining points to win the president's cup for the 12th time in 14 events. they have a hugely vicki and catherine. so it figures height to be a foregone conclusion that they get it done. now, back to you. thanks for getting that done. grant now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live. >> shot there of sfo oftentimes shrouded in fog, but not so tonight. yeah. and lawrence is back orange. you've got my friday night favorite thing for? yeah. we know we've been taking weather on the road last couple of months here. but back in the studio, the fun continues. we've got for fun things tonight. we've got some ideas for some things taking place this weekend. how about this one? and if you want to check this out, this is going to be a great event. if you love cats, they'r

managed to stop the lot when kim seaward and cameron davis beat world number one scottie scheffler and sam burns putt at the last, many are when for tony finau and max homa, therefore, advantage usa. on the european to there is early in the second run at the french open. the day and it looks to in the fourth european to a total of his career and shot a nine under par 62 to tie the course record. firing in ten birdies, just the one bogey, and a thursday leading ijy bogey, and a thursday leading by two shots overnight from sweden's player. benevolence people on thursday, putting them on the brink of quarter—finals for the european league finals, thejudge reading 2—0. stephen burke in the second half. benevolence are three points clear at the top of the group with one game top of the group with one game to play. france beat austria 2-0. to play. france beat austria 2—0. that's when champion was my first win in the group and keeps their hopes alive, avoiding relegation to the second tier. that's all your sport for me, mark edwards and from the rest of the team, goodbye. see you for meta business in

that was the shot of the day for sam burns, the eagle on the par 5, 7th from i don't know 80 feet thatowed max homa. he gives the u.s. its biggest sleeve with a 15 footer to win the match. the u.s. needs to win only 7 and a half of the remaining points to take the whole presidents cup for the 12th time in 14 of events. you talk about fire in the belly there. when you get these, these u.s. versus the world, this is the world except europe in the presidents cup a little different than the ryder cup, which i know, catherine, we love to watch, i'm sorry of state. you still left me at the jimmy gq. i will. i will always leave you gq >> you know, it's unclear what else he had going on there. but, sir, what we it's awesome shoulders to stay healthy. keep those children to keep those shoulders. that's the big thing. yeah, it's really important grasp coming up, how police officers helped a massachusetts man proposed to his girlfriend. and let's just his girlfriend. and let's just say. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a

winning for the 2nd straight day with partner jordan speith. bought the best pot so far comes from sam burns. with this monster from 80 feet. the 7th whole us only need another 7 winds for 20 matches in order to retain the cup. and finally, dutch cycling legend underneath and floatin has stunned arrivals by winning the women's right road race. the well championships in australia, the 39 year old, fractured her elbow earlier in the week, and she fell during the teen time trial and floatin snatched victory on saturday. with a light attack about 600 meters from the finish. all right, that is all your sport for now. it is back to emily and a fitting farewell to federer. thank you very much, joy. before we go, the indian film industry produces nearly 2000 movies a year in several languages, but most of its recent releases have bombed at the box office. so produces a tanking and novel approach to attract people back to the cinema. as pat me, metal reports from you, danny moviegoers are in for a treat. it's national cinema dane, india, ticket prices have been slashed to less than a dollar. many sho

this is sam burns playing for the u. s. team on day 2. and he managed to think this huge 80 foot pot that was for an ego. he and pon, scottish definite type, there might say, the american still have a big lead over the international take. in major the baseball chicago cubs, rookie hayden was ascii had an evening. hello. remember, the $24.00 wrote it delivered and immaculate ending again to pittsburgh pirate. a stroke camp 3 butters, in the 5th and with the minimum 9 pitches. it was just for the parents in the majors. the clubs went on to win. the reach that paid was nasty. that is all your fault for me. it's back to mary. i'm in london. all right, lovely, thanks very much. jemma will oversee this is the most famous element of the power skyline. now the eiffel towers officially started tiny it flight off early in a bit to save energy twinkling lights on the walls. renowned landmark, turned off for 11 45 pm local time on friday. instead of the usual time, 1 am. as the city prepares for rising energy costs. sneeze allen, a few more years. ah

how much are you burning through? sam: it's a good question. we were profitable last year. likely be profitable this year as well. and, we have raised a couple billion dollars last year. we have done a number of acquisitions. we generated some free cash flow with revenue. when you combine all of those things together at the end of the day, i think you are left with upwards of a billion dollars. and there's some issues here, around regulatory capital. we are talking about what the right number is, but we still have some drive power. kailey: you said regulatory. i want to talk about regulation, especially as we had a number of stories of circulating in the last 48 hours or so, including the new york attorney general, he is accusing a license broker-deal. you have prosecutors freezing assets tied, who they are seeking to arrest. you have ethereum's update which could be triggering tax confusion in the u.k.. we are from the chairman of the federal reserve talking about the need for more crypto oversight. take a listen to what he said. jerome: there's a real need for more approp

fire is 38 percent contained in making some headway. 76,000 acres burned and that's an area larger than sam cisco and oakland combined with thousands were able to return to homes sunday and that's both at gloucester county and el dorado county and downgraded evacuation orders. today 49ers lead quarterback trey lance getting season-ending surgery on ankle and injury was during first quarter of yesterday's game against the seahawks at levi stadium. he was hit by two defenders when right ankle fractured fracture on the plate. the entire team crowd around him as he was carted off the field. this was the fourth career start for the third overall draft by sam cisco in 2021. >> it is tough. you feel for someone so bad. it's a sad moment. >> our heart aches for him and for his parents and family. he was due for a hell of a year. >> anne ckup jimmy garoppolo entered the game after his injuries and 49ers beat the seahawks 27 Ãseven. >>> governor newsom signing off on new cannabis related laws under one with california workers can no longer be fired for smoking pot as they are off the clock. another l

burning buildings as they fled in shorter westerly morning. there were russians this morning, all ready of ukrainians. it's not enough to sam happy. i just don't have enough words to express myself. the woolen will flume fulton, and mama says he has them in the house us. we met them with tears in our eyes. we've been waiting for them. we couldn't imagine that they would have come so unexpectedly, but we've been waiting for them for almost half a year, which and we're so happy over the clean up has just begun. ukrainian de mining units say they're clearing explosives from towns near the russian border, a task which could take weeks or months than it was at these positions. we found what you see here, anti tank mines. are you an anti personnel mines that are forbidden by the international convention live? we'll then see those minds were found and cleared by our unit channel releases so smoothly as ukrainian forces drive deeper, rushes losses, litter the landscape. and the scale of the counter offensive becomes clear. and d, w 's emmanuel shawn says she is in the eastern ukrainian city of harkey forest to night. the men will talk to

roadside memorial still growing by the day and the candles are burning, but that is not enough for people in the campbell union school district mayor sam liccardo. well, he received a letter from them yesterday asking more be done, not just at this particular location, but just at locations throughout san jose. so take a look at your screen. i want to show you what they are asking the mayor to do. they're asking for a budget support for more crosswalk guards. not exactly sure if there was a crosswalk guard here at the time last friday, but they want somebody there to help the kids cross the street, not just at the school, as i mentioned, but i schools throughout their school district as well, which san jose covers and throughout san jose proper. also, they won increase enforcement of traffic laws near a crosswalk sores near school zones and definitely in school zones. they also want a public campaign focused on safe driving to educate people that once you hit a school zone miles per hour, it drops significantly for everybody's safety. and they also want consistent maintenance of crosswalk. so in other words, this crosswalk is great. th

without power during this intense heat wave what mayor sam liccardo plans to do in response and now p g knee may be connected to a massive fire burninga nevada what the utility says happened to its power lines as a mosquito fire explodes in size overnight. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto it is eight o'clock walk in the mornings onto i'm andre senior, and i'm gasia mikaelian. it's friday, september 9th, and we are getting some relief from that intense record heat we've had for more than a week. now rosemary oroczo joins us now live with the good news on weather. rosemary yeah. underscore the good news. good morning to you. we are looking at temperatures falling off 5 to 10 degrees today. an additional 5 to 10. frow, we will finally is back into seasonal temperatures for this time of year. we do have other items that we need to talk about. we have an air quality advisory in place due to smoke that is drifting our way from the fires burning north and east of us. you may actually see it out there this morning. i can see it in some of our live cameras. we also have extra cloud cover as well as humidity coming our way due to tr

without power during this week's intense heatwave what mayor sam liccardo plans to do in response, and now pg may be connected to a massive fire burningda, with the utility says happened to its power lines as the mosquito fire exploded in size overnight. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto. morning is we are thank you for joining us on mornings onto i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. september 9th definitely much cooler along the coast and hopefully that cool weather is making its way inland. let's check in with rosemary oroczo with our forecast. yes better sleeping weather. right ladies. we get into the afternoon temperatures are expected to fall off. 5 10 degrees from yesterday. so we begin a decent cool down today with that said, our inland cities will still reach triple digit heat, especially the inner east bay. in addition to the cool down today, we do have an advisory for smoke that is drifting our way from fires in areas east of us as well as north of us getting into your bay area saturday. additional cooling with seasonal temperatures in store for the rest of the weekend. however we are add

sam brock has the latest. >> reporter: nearly 48 hours after hurricane ian ripped through large swaths of florida, the scenes still surreal. >> five units that are burnedr storm reshaping not only the landscape but the lives of millions who call southwest florida home. fort myers, beachfront property obliterated into rubble. charming port charlotte, now under water. hard-hit sanibel island, approachable only by boat. and venice beach shredded by winds topping 150 miles per hour. this cluster of homes burned by a knocked down power line. some neighbors stunned. >> it's a manufactured home, but it's brand-new. i don't think it's six weeks old. >> reporter: others heartbroken. >> it's too sad for me to talk about. thank you. >> reporter: the reality of a lifetime of retirement planning for this couple suddenly came crashing down. >> we were across the street. we saw the roofs blowing off. we thought possibly we were one of the lucky ones. unfortunately, we're not. >> reporter: the death toll now in the double digits, though that figure is expected to rise substantially. >> this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. >> reporter: in orlando

equipment burned out all night in the city, an alarm was heard and ammunition exploded for understanding in dnepropetrovsk there are air defense installations delivered from the west to samsreason they didn't work. the same situation in nikolaev, as if mudar of geranium, an electrical substation was destroyed in the city, there are interruptions in electricity bloomberg agency is indignant at iranian drones, they are cheap and there are many of them and they help russia in ukraine, the american edition notes that after several months of strikes by american kamikaze and hammer drones, russia strikes back almost daily, attacking apu targets, barrage of geranium 2 ammunition can be used in large quantities, that force ukraine to defend against them with anti-aircraft missiles, each of which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. dnepr hit a transport enterprise tonight, the force of the explosions was so powerful that they were heard in all parts of the city tonight by the russians, in which once they launched a missile attack near the dnieper, they flew in and improved dramatically in the transport company. more than 100 buses x22 burned down, the enemy sent a blast wav

sam emilia to the english or others is useless. this is how americans do what they do. they come there to scare their russia they are their china they burnthing to offer to kazakhstan specifically? there will be something to offer kazakhstan in the eyes of kazakhstan. it will be more profitable than what they can get from the british from the americans, they will go no. well no? there was no such conversation. they received everything, absolutely everything. and now they receive it, uzbekistan. what interests can there be? indeed, when there are 5 million emigrants working here, there is no interest. russia has nothing to offer russia feeds these spaces. for all 30 years, it has been a different question that russia cannot take advantage of this, that we have nothing to offer, they are so tied to ours that if it weren’t for us, they would go there, that’s all. and we just can’t do anything about it, and now we are telling. we don't have an offer. we have a proposal above the roof confirming your words 25% of the economy is formed by deductions of labor migrants from russia a. if we don’t do something, or don’t reach something, this, well