. >> it is the highest sky deck in the western hemisphere. ♪ away. >> it is the highest sky deck in theestern hemisphere. . ♪ i'm on the edge of glory >>> all right, step aside, lady gaga. you're not the only one taking a trip to the edge this morning. we are all headed to the new observation deck 100 stories above the new york city skyline. >> even you, will reeve. shut down during our pandemic lockdown, it's now reopened for business and our own will ganss checked it out. >> if heights aren't your thing, take a deep breath and get ready, because this morning things are looking up, like way, way, way up. 1,131 feet above new york city, edge will take your breath away. it's the highest outdoor sky deck in the western hemisphere, extending 80 feet out into the sky, offering nearly 360-degree views of the city. and if that doesn't make your jaw drop, the 225 square feet of glass floor might do the trick. >> i guess i don't have a fear of heights, this is the scariest thing i've ever done in my life. everything's fine. i'd be lying if i said i wasn't a little nervous. the elevator ride tak

berlin on appeal for help from europe and germany belarus his opposition leaders felt like an attic on a sky that calls for support and forcing new elections we'll hear what capons are meeting today with german chancellor angela merkel also on the program. prime minister resigns as the opposition lays claim to power sunday's election results i know i'm protesters still the problems. on 3 scientists share the nobel prize in physics for them to be searching to black holes we hear from one of the with is the german astrophysicist trying hard to get so. i'm still gal welcome to the program. we begin in berlin where bella rue says exiled opposition leaders felt not to come of sky has been holding talks with german political leaders including the chancellor angela merkel. she had not mistaken a sky at once european help in forcing new elections in baton rouge for 100 disputed polling ogust since then the country has been gripped by mass opposition protests and a government crackdown to kind of sky one's germany to play a leading role in ending the unrest. this meeting at the german chancellor and

five years later, hejoined them as team sky in 2010.. five years later, hejoined them as a trainee, and team sky in 2010. five years later, he joined them as a trainee, and two yea rs he joined them as a trainee, and two years ago wrote in his first grand tourin years ago wrote in his first grand tour in spain. he was meant to support the welshman, but after he retired the 25—year—old londoner took its time to shine. his greatest strength is climbing, and as the mountains got higher he got better. he came to the front with five miles to go, and timed his attack to perfection. with the finish line in sight, he couldn't be caught. he dedicated the win to team ineos sporting director. after starting the day in 11th, he has now up to fourth. just a couple of seconds away from taking a place on next sunday's final podium. fabio quartararo has lost the lead of the motogp championship afterfailing to finish in the points at the aragon grand prix. alex rins took the chequered flag after starting from tenth to claim his first victory of the seas

it was a monday and for the past few days, the sky had been looking really smoky.out all day watching the sky and by the afternoon, things really started picking up and the skyjust constantly was changing colour and itjust got darker and darker and darker until the fires hit us. oh! 0h! kangaroo! it really seemed to smash us, being on top of the hill, fairly rapidly and it wasn't one single wind direction the whole time. it was like the sky was filled with insects that were flying in every direction and you could be getting burnt on the front of your face and backs of my ears at the same time. father and daughter shaun and india have just three tanks of water to protect the house and outbuildings. the smoke that was being blown directly at me was just the thickest smoke i've ever experienced. it was... yeah, my main issue and fear was the amount of smoke i was breathing in. ugh! oh, no! no, no, no. the hose is gone! i don't know how that would've gone if that hose was actually completely screwed, because the structure that was on fire, our house, that was the close

. >> reporter: millie bailey said she always wanted to go sky diving and recently checked that off of at the age of 102, tell me what it was like to jump out of that plane? >> it was great. at one point, the wind had gotten pretty strong, and i was tumbling and ifelt like i was by myself and i wondered where the paratrooper had gone. >> reporter: she calls it a thrill of a lifetime, a lifetime full of thrills. one of them was meeting president obama who honored her military service. in world war ii she joined the army corp and was one of two african-americans in her class. she retired from government service 45 years ago. did you slow down when you retired? >> not really. >> reporter: and one more thrill, today this park was named for herrer in honor of her decades of charitable good works. having conquered sky diving, she now has her sights set on the next big thrill. >> i still would lake to meet michelle obama, had that would take the last thing off my bucket list. >> and we are guessing she will find a way to make that happen too. columbia, maryland. >> chip and asked millie if sh

we are in santa rosa, the sky hawk neighborhood. cierra johnson for nbc11 news. >> they i should a weather alert micro climate. look at the golden gate bridge. there is a spare the air alert. in some places you might not swell it as soon as you walk out the door past. >> the fire continues to burn. good they are getting more containment during these critical days when we have more favorable weather. these are the conditions around the glass fire. the temperatures in the low 70s so it's been cooler. we also have some higher humidity and a calm wind. as we go into today, still, once again, that smoke continues to drift over toward the north bay and into the inland parts of the east bay. this is where we will have the most of the unhealthy air quality but we have seen it improving for the bay and the coast down to the south bay and santa clara valley. if you're heading out for a walk during the noon hour, it looks pretty good and our temperatures will be heating up later today so the next couple of hours will be the best time to go whi

sky ranger is going to stay over this.ontinue to bring updates at 6:00. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, record voter turnout for mail-in ballots all across the state. how santa clara county is making sure that your ballot is safe and that it gets counted. we'll have that coming up tonight right here at 6:00. >>> "nightly news" is next. again, we'll see you at 6:00. we'll have an update on that fire as well as the wind damage around the bay area and when the red flag warning will expire. see you then. >>> tonight, just eight days until the election and the white house feeling the impact of another covid outbreak president trump holding three rallies in pennsylvania and joe biden also paying a surprise visit to that key battleground. mike pence on the trail after five of his aides tested positive the president again claiming the u.s. is rounding the turn on coafter his chief of staff said we're not going to control the pandemic and what jared kushner said today about black americans. >>> plus, the tight race here in nevada as

fiber in the sky is a fundamental fiber in a star is definitely an option but it avoids the need to dig up roots everywhere which is what prevents network expansion carol me of are providing the right band with your view of iraq to cables and laying 3 or 4 or 5 kilometers of cables that's extremely expensive in a hilly area with hard ground fiber in this car comes from above the sky come from everyone has their own direct receiver and high speed internet about a. coup in french guiana is the launch pad to the air bus and arianespace satellites they orbit the earth at an altitude of 36000 kilometers and always above the same point they serve primarily to transfer t.v. and radio broadcasts. the geostationary communications satellites are assembled into lose from. they way up to 6 times and have an operating life of 25 years each satellite is highly complex and custom built and can cost up to $250000000.00 euros. and that's why current satellite based internet connections are so expensive demand for this option however is continually on the rise. the wrinkle panama has been part of a revol

ten years later, what was team sky is now the ineos grenadiers and geoghegan hart was starting the 21stinal stage of italy's grand tour in second place. he just needed to beat australia's jai hindley, the man in the leader's pinkjersey, in a final ten—mile time trial. the 25—year—old from east london had stepped up after his team leader geraint thomas crashed out on stage 3, racing his way into contetion, picking up two stage wins and here he was, outpacing the man in the maglia rosa tojoin wiggins, thomas, chris froome and simon yates in the history books — the five british riders who've won cycling's grand tours. so, how does it feel? yeah, not in my wildest dreams did i imagine that this would be possible when we started almost a month ago in sicily. ten years and thousands of miles of hard work have paid off — geoghegan hart has earned his place next to sir dave brailsford. the latest chapter of british cycling success. drew savage, bbc news. tao geoghegan hart has earned his success. and after that success, i spoke to tao geoghegan hart a few moments ago. it's been an incredible th

we could not walk up to another orange sky to our morning. we have so much smoke sitting close to the surface s it would prevent mote of the colors that sun light brings from reaching down near the ground and we could be left again with more of the red, orange, and yellow colors being more vibrant. you heard from christie smith. it's so devastating to see. we are not looking at gusty winds and it's the thing that we are dealing with. at sea level are, we are not seeing a bunch in the surface is. you go up two, 3,000 feet and it's where we see the gusts. some of the highest level wills of 3,000 feet. we are seeing on and off wind gusts. 15-30 miles an hourer in the yellow to red color through the highest levels. but once again, it will be contained to the mountains. the wind event. as we go closer to the fire line, it's now 56,000 acres. at least 5 pefrs contained. it's little to nothing here as the fire still is so great and so hot. tomorrow 96. humidity of 20%. and with that wind change over the mountains, what we are looking at is potential

trying to sky dive amid the pandemic. >>this pandemic is definitely brought people out for some exciting things especially since everybody's been cooked up for so long it was nice to get out and be able to do something in the south there's not a lot of things that our fun that can you can do just out dozens of first time skydivers get ready to go up to the sky we've had a quite a surge in business operation like we've been doing more jumps in the last few months and we then than ever we have had record weekends as far as people coming out to make in tandem skydive kansas city owner chris hall explains why there's more people out skydiving this year this is something close to home and affordable that >>definitely get your heart gets made people really re evaluate life and priorities. he says there are many myths surrounding the sport of skydiving and the obvious one is that france a fun, everybody is going to die, but skydiving instructors say this is not true skydiving is safer than riding in a car and a lot of times the

fiber in the sky is a fundamental fiber in the sky is definitely an option but it avoids the need to dig up roads everywhere which is what prevents network expansion and cable me of about providing the right bandwidth here view of iraq to cable as a means length 3 out of 4 or 5 kilometers of cables sort of humidity that's extremely expensive in a hilly area with hard ground fiber in the sky comes from above the sky come from everyone has their own direct receiver and high speed internet that is important. in french guiana is the launched. the air bus and arianespace satellites they orbit the earth at an altitude of 36000 kilometers and always above the same point they serve primarily to transfer t.v. and radio broadcasts. the geostationary communications satellites are assembled into loose from. they way up to 6 times and have an operating life of 25 years each satellite is highly complex and custom built and can cost up to $250000000.00 euros. and that's why current satellite based internet connections are so expensive demand for this option however is continually on the rise. the r

sky gazers will have a special treat when mars is the closest to earth until 2025.8.6 million miles. that means mars will appear as a bright red dot in the sky making it easier to see with a telescope or even your naked eye. if the weather isn't great tonight, mars will still look bright throughout this month. so, you still have a chance. mars is rising at 7:18 tonight and you'll be able to see it east of the moon. so, mike, tell us, will it be clear enough for the bay area to see the brighter dot in the sky? >> yeah, i think away from the coast in san francisco, you'll be fine and then you have to get above the marine layer which will be a little bit taller tonight. it will grow up to around 18 to 2,000 feet. so, the sooner you get out with your binoculars or telescope, the better off you will be. let's take a look at what is going on right now. the east bay hills camera. some cloud cover rolling in and another warm one away from the coast. red redwood city at 78 and ten degrees warmer than average. look at this 60s, 70s and 80s. back to average for wednesday and t

the moisture from the sky abruptly stopped.april, national park reported their first fire and drop begin to settle over the area. storm systems would roll through with the promise of bringing needed rain, but they only packed lightning. >> this was part of a vast complex of fires that swept over the northwestern u.s.. there were large fires throughout the u.s.. most of it was in the northwest. especially in the northern rockies and expanding into canada. >> when we go out into the woods, let's be extra careful with fire. (music) >> the 1910 fire season would be so severe, the forest service asked the army to provide assistance. >> most of the standing army in the united states was called out to fight the fire and they were an important presence. >> the forest service would rely on logging and mining crews that had experience working as a team. another makeshift army of temporary laborers had to be deployed as emergency firefighters. >> it was a real cross-section of american frontier life and working-class. large numbers were i

that rain begins to become more showery, then sky is clearfor begins to become more showery, then skylear for the many areas will be dryfora sky is clear for the many areas will be dry for a time overnight before the next low pressure system comes in from the atlantic to bring the strengthening winds and outbreaks of pretty heavy and persistent rain. temperatures will be rising again across the south generally into double figures by around dawn. the new area of low pressure which contains the remnants of what was hurricane zita, will bring another wet and windy day to most areas but again western scotland cluster to that area, which is going to see the strongest of the winds on sunday. we lose the early morning rain, brightening up for a little, but more rain starts to come into parts of northern ireland, northern and western isles and and wales could see some minorflooding western isles and and wales could see some minor flooding as western isles and and wales could see some minorflooding as rainfall totals start to mount up over the course of the day. another windy day, not quite as

. >> the sky star observation wheel located in san francisco's golden gate park.the park's 158th anniversary. the line's long on the first day. if you want to buy a ticket, make a reservation and follow covid safety protocols. the ride lasts 12 minutes. what a view, quite the experience. >> lester holt is next, see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, barack obama hitting the 2020 campaign trail for the first time 13 days until the election the former president making the case for joe biden. let's geto pete williams with more. >> the threatening emails sent to voters in at least four states and said to be from a far right group called the proud boys were the work of iran. the emails started showing up this week and the inboxes of registered democrats in florida and alaska. th

sky is seeking german support for new elections they are not sky has been meeting with chancellor angela merkel in berlin she says president alexander lukashenko rig the election in august there been widespread protests across veterans since the disputed vote dominic cain has more from berlin. in receiving she had landed sick on off scale here at the chancellery building angle americal and through her the german government are extending to her many of the courtesies that it would extend that she would extend to a head of state or a head of government of course svetlana took on a sky is not the head of state of yellow roast that is the president. and it is his presidency which angler merkel has spoken so much about and indeed the rest of the e.u. has spoken so much about we know that the mrs schuyler has been grateful that sanctions have been imposed and she is hoping that the e.u. will be able to do more to help those in her country who are opposed to the government of president one of the things that the sky has said repeatedly is that she looks to germany she looks to anger the methyl

[applause] ♪ cuz you are a sky full of stars i am going to give you my heart. a sky full of stars.on't care. go on and tear me apart. i don't care if you do. you are a sky full of stars ♪ >> with seven days left until election day, on november 3, when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year, stay with c-span, watch campaign 2020 coverage everyday on c-span. or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. >> here is a look at our live coverage. the heads of facebook, twitter and google testify at a senate commerce hearing for social media and the tech industry. campaign 2020 coverage includes a senate debate. , the national security adviser, robert o'brien speaks with the hudson institute about current threats facing the u.s.. that is followed by a discussion with political law experts on the upcoming election and the legal implications of expanded mail-in voting. looking at the development of the coronavirus vaccine and plans for his distribution. its distribution. be part of this competition. the start of the n

you can see sky ranger overhead. just gridlock below. several people were hurt. luckily all are expected to be okay. >>> two stanford professors awarded the nobel prize for economics today. paul milgrom and robert wilson were awarded the prize for their work improving auctions on unlikely things like electrical power and radio frequencies. they say the struggle to get ppe and respirators early in the covid fight was terrible. >> we had such a chaotic system, and if we think ahead to the next emergency, about how we'd allocate scarce supplies like that, i think we could make major improvements. >> the rules of markets do matter. >> the professors are neighbors. their extraordinary day began when professor milgrom's 2:00 a.m. walk across the street to ring his colleague's doorbell to tell him they won the nobel prize. wilson had turned of his phone. >>> do not call it a ferris wheel. it is much more than that. today workers began attaching gondolas to the 150 foot observation wheel being set up in san francisco's golden gate park. and the fact that it is finally op

[applause] ♪ >> ♪ because your sky full of stars i'm going to give you my heart because your sky fullars you light up i do not care go on and tear me apart doon't care if you in the sky full of stars ♪ with left -- with six days left until election day on november 3 when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year. stay with c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span. listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. >>. a look at our live coverage on wednesday. 10:00 a.m. eastern, the heads of facebook, twitter, and google testify at a senate commerce committee for regulations on the tech industry. p.m., a senate debate from georgia between republican incumbent david perdue and his democratic challenger jon ossoff britton national security -- jon ossoff. the national security advisor robert o'brien speaks with the hudson institute on c-span2. that is followed by a discussion on the legal implications of expanded mail-in voting. p.m., the aspen institute looks at the effects for covid vaccine and plans its dis

carrying 350 people around the sky, you didn't want to put one in the ground.who say it's not going to fly. and quite literally, that the aeroplane is not going to get off the ground. and going forward to that first flight, bill allen says to our chief test pilot, he says, ‘the company is riding on this, so don't screw it up." and he's like, "gee, thanks mr allen." the brakes were released and the aeroplane started to roll down the runway. lots of spray. we saw it disappear almost into a spray. it was tense for everybody, because you really needed to know, "will this thing fly?" i was involved with the power plant systems and we had a lot of concerns there relative to whether the engine would stay lit. radio: everything looks very normal on the right side. being so big, it looked slow. when it came back to land, we looked at it and i think all of us have the feeling, "my god, what kind of speed is he flying at?" to help allay public fears of flying this giant, test pilots dressed casually, no jumpsuits. radio: that thing is just ridiculously easy to fly. it'sju

well this was a 45 minute meeting between svetlana to her on sky and angular medical and. according to her spokeswoman the same thing made clear that the opposition has one goal in particular and that is that new elections must be held in belarus free and transparent elections for the presidency she also told the chancellor we hear that. the issue about what does make the point of the opposition protests are not directed against europe or russia they are the result of internal an internal critical political crisis in in russia and i think she also repeated that point that the european sanctions against location because circle don't go far enough that she wants to see that list of people affected by sanctions or extended that's a point that she was making now on social media after this meeting this evening so that's what she wants or what sort of answer she going to get from germany what sort of support is burning. well that remains to be seen but i think that the opposition are asking as well for practical support support for civil society organizations for independent med

the positioning means the red planet will be clearly visible as the brightest object in the night skythis arangement takes place every 26 months. at one point on tuesday evening, mars, the earth and the sun will all be in a straight line — a moment astronomers call opposition. now, the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello, sunday has brought most of us some dry, pleasant weather. we have had the sky and sunshine, but the cloud is increasing from the north—west head of a weather front thatis north—west head of a weather front that is moving in this evening and overnight. that will bring rain gci’oss overnight. that will bring rain across scotland and northern ireland, much of england and wales staying dry with the clearest of the sky but the longest down to the south—east. here, the temperatures will fall lowest down into monday morning. for most of us, a mild, cloudy and damp start to the day. a different feel from today. we have the rain across the girl in northern ireland and scotland, pushing into western parts of wales quickly, nudging eastwards into the latter pa rt nudging east

well russia has put the belo receipt in opposition leader svetlana to sky on his wanted list russia's state news agency says she faces charges for making public calls to harm the country's security has been leading protests against authoritarian leader xander go from exile in lithuania this week she was in the german capital. well fellow who see an opposition leader that learned ticking off sky has made the most of her visit to belin calling for new elections and international support we need. help in mediation of all in the decisions with authorities and we think that. that is really just going to be extremely helpful in this situation. since that a reeses disputed elections in august the country has been rocked by protests thousands tanning out demanding the resignation of authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko on tuesday taken off sky i met german chancellor angela merkel and was encouraged he is. aware of the fate of the people that she understands why or what we are fighting for and the she. i'm sure that she will be involved in this situation in for that she's really put the

sky 7 flew over napa with our exclusive sky map 7 technology to show you the devastation. ♪ ♪ >> reportere scope of destruction of the glass fire can be best seen from the air. the world famous ranch resort utterly devastated. not a single structure standing on the property just off silverado trail. a few miles south near deerpark, house after house on crest month drive burned to the ground while some neighboring homes stood untouched using sky map technology, you can see where crest mont drive is and the hill behind the homes scorched. in the down of deerpark, the sports park is untouched and the school burned to the ground. more than a dozen homes on one street flattened by the inferno. zooming in on sunny side road as sky 7 panned, you can see the whole street just devastated. another world famous resort, meadow wood heavily damaged just trees standing around this part of the resort. the restaurant destroyed. over the hill in sonoma county near oakmont, sky map again showing us what we're looking at. near arlean street and up maxwell court torched buildings and blackened ground. a shor

kron four's maureen kelly joins us now live from the sky hawk neighborhood which saw some of the most heartbreaking destruction worrying of which neghborhood is the sun. >>okay just seen that's right i am in the sky hawk neighborhood right now behind me you can see just one of the many homes that have been completely destroyed here. i was driving around today and i did see a lot of heartbreaking damage. i also saw a lot of work to repair it already under way. >>eugenie workers are out repairing damaged power lines and broken power poles world workers are replacing melted guardrails and tree crews are taking out what's hazardous or already fallen over. the normally scenic landscape now looks like something out of a tim burton film scorched earth great finds shriveled and brown. >>well trees with their leaves burned away loom over them like charcol scarecrows but somebody still remains the gorgeous gothic lead son winery building appears untouched just slightly obscured by the hazy smoke but not far away at least for pilots structures that house homeless residents in the recently constr

is gray ♪ and the sky is gray ♪ ain't it beautiful ♪ ooh hoo ♪ crystal blue persuasion (the cowsillshair ♪ shining, gleaming hi, i'm felix cavaliere from the rascals. if you were like me and grew up in the '60s, you were part of a generation that thought it could change the world by planting the seeds of a better social order and knew that one of the best ways to spread that message was in the music. ♪ all the world over, so easy to see ♪ ♪ people everywhere just want to be free ♪ ♪ hot town, summer in the city ♪ ♪ back of my neck getting dirty and gritty ♪ ♪ tuesday afternoon the '60s was filled with unbridled idealism and a youthful exuberance causing everything around us to change. how we looked, how we thought, and how we felt. ♪ this is the dawning of the age of aquarius ♪ ♪ age of aquarius ♪ call out the instigators ♪ because there's something in the air ♪ ♪ he ain't heavy (mellow music) ♪ he's my brother on today's show we're going back in time to take a musical journey through the '60s. but before we go too far down the road, let me introduce my co-host, heather habura. hi, f

coming up next, she's 102 years old, and just took her first sky dive.d out the one last thing on her bucket list. >> o'donnell: this was a special day in columbia, maryland, which honored one of its own-- a world war ii veteran. for more than a century she has never stopped reaching new heights. here's cbs' chip reid. >> reporter: millie bailey says she always wanted to go sky offing. she recently checked that off her bucket list at the age of 102. tell me what it was like to jump out of that plane. >> it was great. at one point, the wind had gotten pretty strong, and i was tumbling, and i felt like i was by myself, and i wondered where the paratrooper had gone. >> reporter: she calls it "the thrill of a lifetime," a lifetime that's been full of thrills. one of the biggest, she says, was meeting president obama, who honored her military service. in world war ii, she joined the women's army corps, rising to unit commander, and was one of only two african american women in her class at agitant general school. she retired from government service 45 years a

>>kron four's maureen kelly joins us now live in the sky hawk neighborhood neighborhood saw really a lot of the most heartbreaking this destruction marine. >>that's right vicki behind me you can see some of that heart break right here. this here on brigadoon way used to be somebodys home. just we've seen the same scene repeated over and over again here in this neighborhood and throughout santa rosa i went driving around east santa rosa today, i found a lot more damage. although some of that damage especially to the city's infrastructure is already being repaired. >>driving down highway 12 crews and heavy equipment can be seen everywhere pg and e workers are out repairing damaged power lines and broken power poles world workers are replacing melted guardrails and tree crews are taking out what's hazardous or already fallen over. >>the normally scenic landscape now looks like something out of a tim burton film scorched earth great finds shriveled and brown well trees with their leaves burned away loom over them like charcol scarecrows but somebody still remains the gorgeous gothic lead

even in sky has become the most famous female protester fearless long time activist and great grandmothercarries the historic flak of bellows now the opposition symbol to every test rally. so you have been confronting the police and the last couple of weeks i've seen you fighting with the flak in there and really being at the front line of these protests how do you get to your confidence i mean how do you overcome your own fear . in the u.s. now so i thought go. more. recurring there is a mo and he has a resume in a store reaching their bread bat but eyes locked. doors with you door to finish are nor can he what they're getting can your snare do you do not need to you have to do here for we should talk through the memo you wore you for said you are christian yeah there was i should be. rodney in your store the question of what care not to products the british now so i didn't you knew but i knew by then you're free now if you're only doing what there because i thank you much runyan no it's just here actually execute by do in your times mean you with a few things still nothing. if. every sa

planet kind of sky is already forced to leave the country and money or kolesnik over has already been detained but nina by and sky is still on the streets right strong fronting the police how long do you think you can still do that before maybe being detained or how long is your energy going to last. a peacekeeper new. we have been there did you q who came when i think. yeah i knew of you think you see people i knew parker yeah i was just my through it was you know you who do you know who do credit. i thought oh yeah i said who is going to win this battle is it going to be look at shankar or the people who are protesting on the street including you i did you know nicky is sam a question actually this move. says you skimpy which in school or do you. buy any new horse which had been largely their user years mccrary in the particle should integrate see below present its must. have been the best beach in india and that's if they're much corey. for sure siri yes i'd say if you stood up across the aisle or the horsemen that looked i mean she's just but that it's actual you know which regula

planet the kind of sky is already forced to leave the country and money or kolesnik over has already been detained but nina by and sky is still on the streets wrightstown fronting the police how long do you think you can still do that before maybe being detained or how long is your energy going to last. a peacekeeper new. we have been there did you q who came when i think. yeah i knew you think your g.p. pupil i knew parker yeah we sure my 3 was you know you why did you have to do credit. i thought oh yeah i said who is going to win this battle is it going to be look at shankar or the people who are protesting on the street including you i did you know nicky is some aggression actually in those movie. says he's game pity which is cruel or do you. buy any new horse which had been largely their user years mccready in the end it will but it took into grant's a bill that present this must. have been the best speech and it done that in their much corey. siri yes i'd see if you stood up across the aisle or the course and in that look i mean she's just but that eats i should know which regu

sky ranger over the scene. we'll continue follow this. if there's new developments we'll bring it to you in this newscast and online. >>> let's switch to something not quite as serious. the alpha turkey whose aggression over the rose garden can be as wild as you want. the oakland neighbors called his gerald and blame the people who fed him for his escalating habits. wildlife dressed up as an old woman which is his target. he can now safely boss the other turkeys around there. >> wow. >>> sticking to the animal theme. we have an update on the lemur stolen and returned to san francisco zoo. we have new picture, next. in business you have to be able to shift-pivot-adapt. then do it all over again. comcast business gives you fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. and now for a limited time, you can also get fast shipping- with amazon business prime essentials. so no matter what comes next, you'll always be ready to bounce forward. get started with powerful internet and voice for $64.90 a month, and ask how you can

we'll get blue sky tomorrow. it won't look anything like today, tomorrow, where you see these bright colors, this shows you what the north winds look like, when we get into that situation where we have to be concerned about the strong offshore winds, this is a great tool for that. that's tomorrow. it's not all that bad. monday and tuesday, we don't notice as much. but by wednesday, we will. that's the middle of the coming week, those are brighter shades of rain. offshore winds will happen again on thursday, these are the two days we'll watch closely for the next week to see if we have to start talking seriously about another offshore wind event. now, you know we had a great break today, we didn't have any issues with smoke thanks to this one-day pattern, over the next few days, the smoke will drift back our way, because we're getting back into that northerly flow, will there's the official forecast from the bay area quality district. most of us moderate air quality. tomorrow night, sunday night, deeper shades of

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the sky turning orange. one fire exploding in size. authorities now going door-to-door. >>> major news tonight in the jeffrey epstein case. ghislaine maxwell's 2016 deposition now made public. more than 400 pages and what maxwell repeatedly says. >>> and news tonight about the police officers charged in the killing of george floyd. a judge dropping one charge against officer derek chauvin. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and tonight, the final debate. the presidential candidates facing off on the same stage for the last time, with just 12 days now until election day. at least 47 million americans have already cast their votes. that's 99% of the total early vote four years ago. and again, we have 12 days to go. the candidates with another major opportunity to make their case tonight. and after the first debate with constant interruptions and shouting, that new rule. president trump leading the white house for nashville. first lady melania trump with him. the president arriving in tennesse

meteorologist kari hall is taking a view from the sky, sky ranger overhead looking for damage from the. >> yes. so we just want sky ranger and it's heading over to the east bay to see what we can see from above, if we have some downed tree limbs or what's going on because we know that those winds have been very high. this is a look at the view we're seeing right now from sky ranger as it is moving over, of course, a very dark bay area. we'll see if we can see some downed tree limbs or power lines and also assess the damage as we're still getting some really high wind gusts this morning. we'll continue to watch that. also if you're heading out the door and you see some tree limbs or any kind of damage, send it to me on social media. i'm at kari hall weather. i've re-tweeted so we can see what's happening around the bay area. let me show you how high the winds were earlier this morning. we had a wind gust on mt. st. helena that topped 89 miles an hour. it has been roaring out there and for our winds around some of our higher elevations it's been up to 71 in middletown. calaveras road 63-

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swiss sky diver going for it. >> swiss sky diver inside! they are nose to nose, all the way to the wire, and it the going to be a photo finish! >> it was the filly swift sky diver winning by a head. she became the 12th female to win a triple crown race. and get this. the jockey, robbie albarado, was a last minute rider. now, fans got another for this one. a 1-1 game with the la galaxy. look at this. andy rios guess what? san jose has won two straight games as they won this california classic, final of 2- 1. >>> and the lady in black is kate courtney of marin. it looked good when this rider fell. but, that rider was evie richards. got up, passed courtney. and won today's short course stage to event in the czech republic. courtney, the world champ, by three-hundredths of a second. she still gets a front row start for sunday's stage three. >>> as that elite level racing is just underway with a long, long season ahead. kate courtney of course, bound for tokyo and the olympic games. absolutely one of the best.

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so let's go ahead and get you outside to our high-def information sky camera network. wanted to show you woodside right now. the trees aren't even blowing around. a beautiful view here. that's because woodside is at an elevation of 347 feet. you really have to go up higher than that to get some of these wind gusts. let's bring you into the microclimate forecast and start off first with our fire warning. again, this is at 2,000 to 3,000 feet for the best chance of 15 to 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts for the north bay and south bay. sustained winds of 5 to 15. the interesting thing is as the dryer wind builds in, we'll actually start to see temperatures cool off. you'll see in my forecast not quite as hot. 82 in livermore. 76, half moon bay. i wanted to show you tonight, look at my ten-day forecast, and that is some good news. 100s right now look to stay away from places like napa in the north bay that have been hit so hard by the fire danger. so that's a little bit of good news. even if we can't get some rain in here, we are looking at, well, 100s stay agway. coming up, w

. -- profits run sky-high. it means a system of national health insurance so that a worker can afford decent health care for himself and his family. [applause] it means real enforcement of the laws so that the drug racketeers are put behind bars and our streets are once again safe for our families. [applause] and above all, above all, honest work must be rewarded by a fair and just tax system. [applause] the tax system today does not reward hard work, it penalizes it. inherited or invested well frequently multiplies itself while paying no taxes at all. but wages on the assembly line oren farming the land, these hard earned dollars are taxed to the very last penny. there is a depletion allowance for oil wells, from the red wood forests to the gulf stream waters, this land was made for you and me. [applause] so let us close upon this note. may god grant each one of us the wisdom to cherish this good land and to meet the great challenge that beckons us home. and now is the time to meet that challenge. goodnight, a

>> the first time the tech crackled to life and we saw something in the sky, that's when we knew -- >> that this was possible. >> the question was could we do it in the air. >> what he's about to show us is something few people y0ud the air force have seen. >> that is amazing. >> ha-ha-ha. >> this is augmented realty. all of it projected on a visor in our helmets. >> that's pretty sinister looking, huh? >> that's a russian plane behaving just the way it would in a real dog fight. >> pretty good. >> and yet all we were chasing was thin air. eliminating the danger of a midair collision, a huge risk when it comes to training pilots to do re midair fueling missions like this. and so was the air force. >> we were familiar with the dream and the concept. we walk in and suddenly realize it's toads. >> the air force hopes to have red six's augmented reality in the cockpit by early next year. >> i'm grateful and stunned when i reflect on what wie achieved. >> as a barber, nothing's gonna beat my shave especially for guys who tend to get razor bumps from ordinary razors at home. so when they ca