then, last night, we had a requiem last year in south bend with mark tributes in the community. common for gary. again, there was music, there were attributes, prayers will stop most of all, though, there was a huge coming together and desire that we want to make south bend the city that david would've been proud of. this make south bend the city that david would've been proud of.— would've been proud of. as he came toaether would've been proud of. as he came together today _ would've been proud of. as he came together today to _ would've been proud of. as he came together today to pay _ would've been proud of. as he came together today to pay tribute, i would've been proud of. as he came together today to pay tribute, what l together today to pay tribute, what is sir david's legacy there in the area but it is immense. city status is david's crowning achievements, but knowing david, he wouldn't have wanted to stop there. he would've said rights, we are a city. let's go on and become uk city of culture, and that is one of the focus is that we are all working on because south bend

second boat carrying up to a 100 migrants hit rocks and sank in the south bend and no word on capitals. u. s. president joe biden has toward areas of florida devastated by hurricane in and pledged federal support for recovery efforts. least a 100 people died when the storm hit the coast critic, st. residents were given insufficient warning as no let up an anti government protest sweeping iran. the unrest began when a 22 year old woman died while being held by the morality police for allegedly violating your answer. strict islamic dress code matter. i mean, the staff has drawn international condemnation, power div university students in it on are chanting them in life in freedom. it's a slogan that stretching the hearts of many white, including members of the european parliament. the hands of the redeem of them were lost in iran, is stained with blood. neither history, not a law or god almighty will forgive you for the crimes against humanity that you're committing against your own citizens. until the women of your on off we, we are going to stand with you. d n g m as id. when them lies

as the mayor of south end, here you are getting a giant check for the roads of south bend, $670,000.e the giant novelty check for $19.5 million in new hampshire. ( applause ) i mean, talk to me about the big novelty check. this seems like a pretty small check for $19.5 million. shouldn't the size of the check reflect the size of the amount so if you into billions, you need a flatbed truck to bring the check. >> it would be hard to fit it on a plane, though. i think it is important to not be too subtle about the message. i think sometimes folks forget what government is doing for if we fail to make it clear. of course it's not just about the check. it's about the results. the project we're doing there in new hampshire for example is going to help them in a very blue collar town that hasn't gotten the attention it's needed for its downtown streets, we're going to help them transform the economic opportunities for that community, with funding that will redo its streetscapes and they have a biomass power plant nearby which has to do a lot to-- they have a cooling tower, and there are way

there's also some slow traffic in the south bend direction of 6 80 right around this crash because people are slowing down to look at the scene there. you see all the traffic being diverted if you're going from the south bay up to the dublin,n the reverse from south bend, 6 80 from dublin. pleasant and down to the south bay. take 8 80 instead. because we show you the map here, you can see traffic pretty much in all directions is a mess. so 6 88 84. we don't know when those lanes will reopen, but they're still working on that. also a mess crash that happened. we mentioned a couple hits ago. westbound 80 just east of fremont. so that's coming off of the bay bridge heading into the city at the fremont exit. there is some reports here that there may be a bus involved in one of the vehicles is facing the wrong way. so it there are some lanes blocked, and that means the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up. it's kind of a parking lot here this morning. so a rough friday morning commute seven o'clock, let's check in with steve paulson. hopefully the weather is a little more settled than the traffi

represented the best of -- our thoughts are with his wife and his children and the people of south and -- south bend. >> i knew him and i share his sentiments. increasing the cost of borrowing , it was almost certainly an act of gross incompetence and benevolence. going back on commitments -- is an act of extreme talismans -- callousness. >> thank you mr. speaker and on the recent visit to the children's ward, i was shocked to learn that pediatric waiting time targets are the same as that of adult patients and any delayed treatment for young patients can have a damaging effect on developments and future prospects. i asked parliament to look at this at a -- as a matter of emergency. >> it is unfortunate to hear the situation in -- and i am pleased to say that is what we are focused on and we are making sure people can access people as soon -- treatment as soon as possible. >> does a leader of your position -- >> and i joined with the tribe -- prime minister -- the people there are within all our thoughts. this morning, the business secretary toward the tv studios and arguing the turmoil of the market

anyone leaving the great lakes will see some snow, some accumulations in area one to three, maybe south bendl see a half a foot, but over a foot in the u.p. of michigan where a winter storm warning is posted. the bigger story is the colder air sinking all the way to the deep south. kansas city, 23. 31 in nashville on tuesday and it slides to the east and over a dozen states under watches and warnings for freezes. it will end the growing season and force you to winterize your home. >> it is that time of year after all. rob, thank you. >>> here at home, more potential legal trouble for former president trump. sources tell abc news the s.e.c. and federal prosecutors in new york are investigating claims by a cofounder that trump's media company violated federal securities laws. here's reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, an insider is claiming truth social isn't telling the truth to its investors. federal regulators are poring over a complaint by a former executive at truth social's parent company, alleging trump media and technology group violated securities laws. >> it's serious. it'

so also some crashes to tell you about in the south bay is the newest one north bend 17 just south ofas well. so overall kind of a rough day for 6 80 in the south bay and through the single grade 6 38 let's check in with steve paulson. is that it? ali is that it? you mouthful. thank you, alex. we had some big temperature drops yesterday. san francisco was 90. on wednesday. they were 67 yesterday sfo was 86. they dropped to 68 oakland was 91 yesterday. 72 canfield hit 80 degrees napa and santa rosa 81 san jose 82 livermore still held onto that 90. forecast was 19. they came in 92 , but not today. livermore temperatures are coming down. that's temperatures. i kind of ran that damages temperatures. sandra fell. berkeley menlo park in los cactus down, down down 74 66 75 79 on the forecast highs. finally, a break in the has been a blocking pattern that high has been locked in pacific northwest record heat for them. fire smoke, not anymore. it's finally changing or going into more of a progressive pattern and a cooler, breezy pattern for sure. big fog bank, much bigger than bases are higher

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boy wonder is trying to south bend your thinking on what will be desperately sad time for so many americans who live paycheck to paycheck. none of these people care about your economic pain. none of them. they are fine with you having a lower standard of living because to them it's all collateral damage. it's all collateral damage along the road to the green nirvana. they will not change the policy. this is their policy. but the most loathsome action of all is the fact that they are playing games with our national security. because they are sucking down our oil reserves that are supposed to be for true emergencies. look at this chart. this is where biden has taken us. to the brink. this is beyond dangerous. there is no end in sight to what they are going to try to do to public support. >> use all the tools at our disposal to have adequate supply of energy globally. those actions including our historic piece of strategic petroleum reserve has had an impact, oil prices are down significantly. gas prices are down as well. >> laura: liars. prices are going up. the american people are going to s

the mayor of south bend, pete buttigieg, some how has the expertise to the department with 55,000 employees. biden set the stage with a big executive order that planted these poisonous seeds. highest mitigation trainings at the energy department. they pushed and oppression narrative at the state department. and of course, mayor pete on d.o.t. even called dei critical in advancing the departments mission. my friends, so much as breaking down around us and it's not just because of the supply chain. but it's the biden team we know doesn't care. in the end, they hope to train a new generation to believe that this is the acceptable way of organizing society. we know it's not. the entire point of the civil rights movement was to promote equal opportunity without regard to race or ethnicity come up the democrats instead are returning to old ideas of racial and gender determination but calling it by different name. speak of the immediate feeling you get or the thoughts you have about a person and the assumption -- anything you feel really extend somewhere from an experience you had or your upbringi

number drops down to an average of about 27 million per year, but he likes winning stanford in south bendge football taking on notre dame first drive stanford striking first. it's casey filkins finishing off the drive. touched down an in seven-up in cardinal may lead 13 nothing at one point but here come the fighting irish first play the fourth quarter drew pine to tobias meriwether. what a play 41 yards irish take the lead cardinal field go to take the lead and then last chance for another name pines pass broken up by jonathan mcgill on fourth down cardinal win 16-14 snapping an 11 game losing streak to fps opponents all smiles there cal taking on a windows colorado team in boulder late third quarter down three nothing cow. finally hits peter jack plummer to jay michael sturdivant what a catch this was 14 yard connection so nice. we show it twice seven three golden bears a cow field goal sent the game to overtime tied at 13. here's jt shroud finding montana limonious craig in the corner of the end zone initially ruled out a bounce, but after review it is a touchdown 20 to 13, colorado fo

season, but that number drops down to an average of about 27 million per year following stanford in south bendon norder dame. here we go first drive stanford strike in first casey filkins, finishing it off seven nothing. they lead 13 nothing at one point but here comes notre dame first play the fourth quarter drew pine tobias, merryweather 41 yards and the irish take the lead cardinal kick a field goal to take the lead. so last chance for notre dame pines pass broken up by jonathan mcgill on 4th down cardinal wins, 16 14 snapping an 11 game losing streak to fbs opponents cal. taking on winless, colorado in boulder late third quarter three, nothing game cal finally scores jack plummer to jay michael sturdivant. what a catch that was 14-yard connection. 7-3 cal so nice. we show it twice a cow field goal sent the game to overtime tied to 13 then jt shroud finds montana limonious craig in the corner of the end zone initially ruled out a bounce, but take a look again. it is reviewed and it is a touchdown 20 to 13 buffs fourth and goal cal needs a touchdown but plumbers passes incomplete cal falls,

. >> we have a question from jean and south bend, indiana.jeanne asks, at these employees considered that four cars who can receive benefits from the federal government or the white house itself? >> great question, jeanne. ever since the early 20th century, those resident staff positions have morphed into other positions. they solve all the perks of the regular salary, but in the 19th century those roles were paid out of top pocket. it looks like slowly some of those roles became government rules like ushers and doorkeepers, but it looks like the major term of the domestic staff, like housekeepers and made, comes during the taft administration from what we can tell. being paid for by the government. >> excellent. we have another question that asks about some of your other research. what can you tell us about philippe reed? >> thank you for bringing that up. for anyone who is unfamiliar, outside of the white house, there's a statue of interjects and that was created by sculptor clark mills. but over the last year or so, as the jackson statue h

we have a question from jean and south bend, indiana and jean asks, are these resident staff employees considered government workers who can receive health care and other benefits from the federal government or from the white house itself? great question jean so ever since the early 20th century and those resident staff positions have morphed into government positions. so they have all the you know government perks the regular salary but in the 19th century those roles were paid out of pocket, so it looks like about slowly some of those roles started becoming government roles like the ushers and doorkeepers, but it looks like the major turn of the domestic staff like housekeepers and maids comes during the taft administration from what we can tell of being paid for by the government. excellent. we have another question that asks actually about some of your other research. what can you tell us about philip reid? oh, wow. thank you for bringing that up. so for anyone who is unfamiliar outside of the white house, there's a statue of andrew jackson that was created by sculptor clark mills,

stanford is holding off the fighting irish in south bend. david in his 12th 12th season as head coach, he is is looking to get the season back on track. the opening drive drive was all about kc as they took on notre dame. he takes the the handoff and he runs for the middle for the touchdown. stanford leading at that point 10-0. then stanford was up 13-7. 13-7. the quarterback drops it to meriwether for the 41 yard touchdown pass. stanford well, they would not win. joshua carter hits the 43 yard field goal. that gives stanford a 16-14 lead. coach sean loves that. the final chance for notre notre dame with fourth-down and over a minute to go. the past is is broken up by jonathan. stanford got the victory. they went 16-14. ralphie's entrance might've been the only highlight highlight of the first half and boulder. third quarter, the bears finally found the end zone. jack loves it and freshman freshman jay michaels does the . the rest. touchdown and jump ahead to overtime where the game game was tied 13-13. colorado had the first crack at it. jt

this guy was mayor of south bend indiana. what was big travel innovation line bikes into town.rew them into the river there was footage of that mitch landrieu infrastructure czar the man in my home city of new orleans built an airport and now, three years later, we are building a ramp off the interstate to get to it. >> jesse: building heated sidewalks in new hampshire for $20 million. this is all money well-spent. >> this is sad. because we are incentivizing something. taking liberty from people. if you can't move, jesse. you can't be free. lara ingraham said that last week and she w right. quoting laura ingraham she was right. >> jesse: good luck good luck with the book. wise man's christmas. >> i will give one to jesse. the next one wise man who found a charging station. >> jesse: how long that will be one page. >> that's right. >> and then the camel blows up. >> jesse: what's wrong with the ladies at "the view"? we will diagnose the issue next. ♪ active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going. along with clearer skin, skyrizi helps with less jo

said pete buttigieg only political experience before failed presidential bid was serg as mayor of south benddiana, who has become the most requested surrogates on the campaign trail for democratic candidates in the midterm. he is getting more requests and kamala harris. the reason is people say if he is a democrat, but is not biden or harris. so that is what they have going on right now. it's been with the republicans come i am looking at my chops looking at that bench. >> carley: we shall see, more to come. you might not yet heard about this but you should know fox news fox news exclusively obtaining dhs memo with plans to recruit volunteer force to help address bidens border crisis. their jobs will include cleaning and picking up trash, making pharmacy rents for migrants as well. >> todd: will this help solve the crisis? i think you know the answer to that. david webb with documents, he has them into his hands and he is next. ♪ ♪ just in time for... ...more togetherness. just in time to say “oh, you bet we'll be there!” because the updated vaccines can now protect against both the original

south bend six city just north of washington, and elsewhere, northbound 101 is very slow.me slow traffic and to 80 as well in this live picture to 80 past downtown things look okay though. time is 7 50. let's check in with steve paulson a lot of sunshine in these traffic cameras today. i'd like to see there will be a lot of sun today will be a little bit warmer, did not get his cold this morning. that's because there was enough of a breeze to kind of keep the temps up here. or so the frost advisory did not verify. it's always a tough call. i mean, sunday morning was colder for somebody good 10 15 degrees. when that breeze picks up, though, that just keeps things going few high clouds zipping by coming down from the north, little bit of a northerly breeze or i know it's been a north northeast and the oakland berkeley is i mean, it's not that strong. only mount diablo has been over about 35 mph. so today's forecast has more sunshine and a little bit warmer temps here. few high clouds, no biggie, but some cold to cool lows here that have a few thirties but a lot of forties an

east bay back to the east bay south bend to 42 at 6 80.reluctant because of a crash sat down 6 80 right after 2 40 to look at all that slow traffic. that commute had been improving and this in all grade and 8 80 are still pretty slow. 8 31. let's go back to the headlines to people who were shot and injured last night in san francisco's fillmore district are being treated for their injuries happened near jefferson square park last night around 10. o'clock supervisor dean preston says they were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds were working to get more information from san francisco police, including what led to the shootings and the victims conditions to now police in walnut creek investigating a shooting or one person was injured near a house party filled with teenagers. one partygoer tells ktvu that it was hosted by a student at northgate high and quickly he got out of control. we're told that doubled in its intended size up to 80 people after teams began sharing the event on social media. that's when partygoers tell us uninvited

season, but that number drops down to an average of about 27 million per year following stanford in south bendorder dame. here we go first drive stanford strike in first casey filkins, finishing it off seven nothing. they lead 13 nothing at one point but here comes notre dame first play the fourth quarter drew pine tobias, merryweather 41 yards and the irish take the lead cardinal to take the lead. so last chance for notre dame pines pass broken up by jonathan mcgill on 4th down cardinal wins, 16 14 snapping an 11 game streak to fbs opponents. taking on winless, colorado in boulder late third quarter three, nothing game cal finally scores jack plummer to jay michael sturdivant. what a catch that was 14-yard connection. 7-3 cal so nice. twi a cow field goal sent the game to overtime tied to 13 then jt shroud finds montana limonious craig in the corner of the end zone initially ruled out a bounce, but take a look again. it is reviewed and it is a touchdown 20 to 13 buffs fourth and goal cal needs a touchdown but plumbers passes incomplete cow falls 20 to 13. colorado wins their first game of the

the delays happening in the south bend direction north of magdalena avenue in los altos, chp reports severe backups. the fire itself burned a couple of acres and did get close as you can see to at least one home before firefighters got the flames under control. they are still on scene, so drivers are asked to expect delays. alameda county's newly elected sheriff, says the agency's deputies are owed an apology. it follows the shakeup at the sheriff's office that resulted in 47 deputies being relieved of their duties, guns and policing powers after it was discovered that they were hired despite receiving not suitable marks on their psychological exams. three deputies have since been retested and reinstated and an email sent from her campaign account today, sheriff elect acenas sanchez wrote. when i take office, i will be focused on what has recently been brought to light, it is clear that process is flawed. she added that she will make sure the sheriff's office follows all state regulations and laws governing its hiring processes. when she takes over a sheriff in january one update on

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eaton's going toe to toe and south bend today, but anytime you beat notre dame, it's kind of a big deal exactly what stanford did a 16 14 winner take you to indiana irish fans of plenty not loving this, though first quarter, no score. casey filkins will take it home from two yards out. touchdown cardinals stanford let it tends it at the half go to the 4th 13 7. cardinal notre dame takes the lead on this 41 yard strike through pine to buy a smurray weather. the irish were looking good bye. appoint stanford drives the field sets up josh mccarty 43 yards out, and that's your game winner. he got it. stamper of whether it notre dame 16 to 14, the cardinal, now two and four on the season heartbreaker for kell today at winless colorado. the stadium going nuts were in overtime tied 10 10. but jd strauss go upstairs through a beauty into the corner. lemoni a scrape. great catch is the foot in they said no. then they said , yes, it's the go ahead. td cal needs a score to stay alive for them. jack plummer a dart too tight, inject changes right in the numbers. he can't hold on your ball game. the b

terrible south bend two idiots neath. there's a new crash there. so getting to the airport today.t flight also want to bring in the east bay which is very slow on 8 85 80 get into a crowded bay bridge. we had an earlier stall on the span and contra costa and 80 are also very slow marine county getting into the act with super slow traffic, so my message to you is it's very slow . if you have flexibility you may want to either put it off or use transit. something like bart, where you don't have to rely on the transit vehicle being on the very crowded roads 41 let's go back to the desk. student loan debt impact millions of americans and some relief is now on the way coming up on the nine will dig into the application process for relief with an expert to find out what you need to know and have with you before you apply. the amazon is making a move branching out from retail finance where and when, exactly, they'll start offering. home insurance coming up. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well,

here, or i would say moderate backup san mateo bridge is busy heading out to the peninsula and the south bend commuters off to good start, we'll dive a little deeper into that east big commute. in just a few, but now it's 701. let's get right back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal will topping our news at seven o'clock. grief counselors will be on the campus of berkeley high school comes after the violent deaths of two teenage brothers who went to that school. katie was james torrez live now with details on this deadly weekend shooting in oakland. garcia and david. those brothers were just miles away from home over the weekend. saturday evening be exactly were at a birthday party in oakland and the police report, some gunmen walked in at one point and began shooting as a result of that shooting two boys, two brothers to high school teenagers are now dead. it happened saturday night just before 10 o'clock along our street in oakland. the boys are angel and jay z. garcia 15 and 17 years old, who both attended berkeley high school. go fund me. page describes the boys as gentle souls an

fort wayne had a lot of snow this morning south bend into and there were numerous temperatures in theies and thirties. here we get another load of the west southwest of us , that's replacing the other one. that's right there, and it's spinning in a lot of high and mid level clouds over us. it's disrupted the fog bank, though, so high clouds warmer, warmer lows. we saw that sun and clouds. i think we get more sun in the afternoon temps will bump up napa oakland menlo park cupertino arrows are all up 82 76 79 80 on the forecast highs for today. lot of fifties here. everyone's pretty close due to the cloud cover couple of sixties but except for half moon bay and palo alto, everyone else is running warmer napa airport, leading the charge there at plus eight in petaluma, plus seven compared to yesterday at this time, so that high by the time we get to friday night saturday is going to break down so the pattern will be more progressive instead of locked in, so that's a deep, deep system moving into the gulf of alaska. there's been strong wind gusts up throughout alaska's that's a you can se

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host: donald in south bend, indiana, democrats line.yes, i just want to say something else about -- we got a guy here running in the second district. he's promoting himself as a business owner so that's why we should vote for him. the fact that he did debate, i won't vote for him. i have nothing against people who own businesses, great, that's fantastic. but i don't necessarily think it translates into politics. politics -- i'm sorry, public service, because business people want to make a profit. there's nothing wrong with that. that's what they do, but when you get into public service, it's a totally different game. sometimes you got to spend money to build a road or bridge or something and it may not look fiscally great on the outside, but eventually in the long run it will help the community as a whole. host: you are not impressed with business leaders becoming politicians? caller: i don't want to say that. i just want to make sure that they understand being a pure businessman -- let me just say, government is not set up to be effici

host: donald in south bend, indiana, democrats line.s, i just want to say something else about -- we got a guy here running in the second district. he's promoting himself as a business owner so that's why we should vote for him. the fact that he did debate, i won't vote for him. i have nothing against people who own businesses, great, that's fantastic. but i don't necessarily think it translates into politics. politics -- i'm sorry, public service, because business people want to make a profit. there's nothing wrong with that. that's what they do, but when you get into public service, it's a totally different game. sometimes you got to spend money to build a road or bridge or something and it may not look fiscally great on the outside, but eventually in the long run it will help the community as a whole. host: you are not impressed with business leaders becoming politicians? caller: i don't want to say that. i just want to make sure that they understand being a pure businessman -- let me just say, government is not set up to be efficien

what we found on streets like valencia or south bend this, or -- south van nass, is a street with oneach direction plus a term pocket can move just as much traffic as a street with two lanes in each direction. left turning vehicles mean the two lanes of traffic are never really available for through traffic. these road diets that we do have been tremendously effective for improving safety outcomes for all road users, without exacerbating traffic. they do make all cars slow down to the speed of the most prudent driver. this week we are getting started in partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back the way tha

okay a little bit sluggish, but no major incidents to tell you about 2 80 in san jose, north and south bend. past downtown looks good and highway 24 in lafayette a little bit busy this morning, but not too bad. a bridge toll plaza meeting light's not on just yet. so traffic still moving smoothly. be advised. if you take bart across the bay. there is a 20 minute delay as you go back and forth through the transbay tube from now until 6 15, and that's because of some regular earthquake retrofit work they're doing time is 5 32. let's go back to the desk. well happening today registered nurses at alta bates medical center in oakland and berkeley began a five day strike the union representing the 800 nurses say nurses are walking off their jobs this week to protest workplace violence and high turnover rates. sutter says it's disappointed that the union called the strike, but the health group says it is committed to providing high quality patient care during this time and into the future. both sides have been negotiating closing arguments are set to begin thursday in the trial of santa clara count

this morning, a speeding car slammed into an apartment building near the south bend lines of murrietan livermore. firefighters found one person and direct car. on the front lawn of this apartment complex. as you can see, the car was badly damaged in the crash even caused some minor damage to the building, including the railing of the stairs. fire department chief den miles says the driver was possibly ejected from that car. the person was rushed to the hospital. we don't know their condition right now. we were dispatched tonight for a single vehicle into a structure it would appear it was traveling at a high rate of speed and left the roadway and i would i would guesstimate 50 to 60 yards of contact with other items before coming to rest. police say the scene is now clear in all lanes have reopened time now 505 and east bay bus driver is recovering after a passenger in oakland attacked him with a hammer and a gun. ktvu has this exclusive video showing a woman with a hammer hitting the transit bus driver. then the woman took out a gun pulled the trigger, but the gun did not. fire 45 ye

around goche in south bend, fortnite. wayne has had some big times now.tives are from elkhart, indiana, baby. my mom and dad were born there. i spent a lot of time in elkhart, indiana, back in my youth and boy, this is early for them to get snow. but it does happen. it's going to change. look at all those tens, twenties and thirties probably is going to turn over the rain here pretty soon because you can see there's no getting out of the freezing level but still be on the backside of that very cold air. i've already seen a couple of record lows being reported. for us. it's a lot of high in mid level clouds coming in associated with another low going south, taking the place of the one that was there on the weekend, which gave rain sun, southern california and arizona sixties seventies eighties. we are bumping up those temps, clouds and sun. it'll be a warmer afternoon. the lows are warmer to napa. oakland, menlo park, cupertino arrows are up. 82 76 79 80 on the forecast size for today. a lot of fifties couple of forties but a lot more fifties on attempts h

we were going south bend all these fire trucks were coming up north bend.the heck is going on back then, of course, you didn't have a phone and things like that, right? right i'm like what the what that is going on, and then we know there was a roaring northeast wind up in the oakland berkeley hills. okay oakland downtown yesterday. 91 i'll buy that sfo 86. i'll buy that redwood city 92. i'll buy that. san francisco 90 is very suspect . why, because they were maintenance crews working there for four hours are observer michael polanski, who keeps meticulous records was 84. what do you think, pam? you buy that 84 4 blocks away yet it, says 90 . i think it's spurious, but we'll see. you know. let me let me look into it a little deeper there. few high clouds coming in and now coming in from the south of fog has come roaring back, so it's going to be noticeably cooler over by the coast. here, as we talked about this looks to be one and done unless you're well inland. but by the time we get to saturday, temperatures will be dropping off the table here. santa rosa

what we found on streets like valencia or south bend this, or -- south van nass, is a street with one lane in each direction plus a term pocket can move just as much traffic as a street with two lanes in each direction. left turning vehicles mean the two lanes of traffic are never really available for through traffic. these road diets that we do have been tremendously effective for improving safety outcomes for all road users, without exacerbating traffic. they do make all cars slow down to the speed of the most prudent driver. this week we are getting started in partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back t

what we found on streets like valencia or south bend this, or -- south van nass, is a street with onein each direction plus a term pocket can move just as much traffic as a street with two lanes in each direction. left turning vehicles mean the two lanes of traffic are never really available for through traffic. these road diets that we do have been tremendously effective for improving safety outcomes for all road users, without exacerbating traffic. they do make all cars slow down to the speed of the most prudent driver. this week we are getting started in partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back the way

south. it is actually bending back on itself.be windy. those are the average wind speeds but the gusts, particularly, say, for parts of west wales, could be stronger than that, maybe up to around 45—50 mph. warm in the south. in fact, 22 for the channel islands, cold in the north. just ten for aberdeen. now, through wednesday night and into thursday, we will see further heavy downpours pushing northwards. there could well be some thunder and lightning. it could be a really wet start to thursday morning across parts of eastern england. there could be a bit of fog around in places as well, some low cloud. some sunshine likely to develop through the day, particularly across the southern half of the uk, which will make it feel rather warm, up to around 19 celsius. so this is our area of low pressure, still with us as we go into friday. it is actually quite a deep feature, potentially, as it passes close to the western side of the uk. that means the potential for some rather blustery conditions. there could even be gales around some e

. >> other american places making the list include milwaukee, wisconsin, big bend national park in texas, charleston, south carolina. winners outside the u.s. include cairo, egypt, switzerland, and alberta, canada. all right. final look at weather. yeah. what check of weather guys? a little chilly around the bay area tonight. temperatures will be dropping off into the 30's and the 40's. >> i think we're looking at some nice weather, though, as we head toward tomorrow afternoon outside the clear skies as we speak tomorrow, the temperatures, yeah, not bad at all will be a mild day. high pressure moving overhead. 71 degrees in livermore about 72 in san jose. you've got 50's and 60's along the coastline. here's where kind of get too trusting the next 10 days here. and this is pretty typical. we start to see a bit of a change clouds roll in slight chance of showers saturday least in the north bay. then look like it's going to be much and halloween. the good news is looks okay. it looks like these are going to stay dry. but then after that, things begin to change on next tuesday and wednesday, a cold system drop

bending, immediately stationed to hawaii. he did some different training in thailand -- was south korea or north korea where they had the olympicsere for that. >> -- >> yes, as they were preparing for the olympics. he loved every bit of it. he loved everything except being told what to do, and except duty station time. but he loved the infantry, he loved to fight, and he was apparently very good at it. >> his fellow fighters in ukraine, as you heard in clarissa's piece, often referred to him as tactical jesus. jesus because of the beard, and long hair. but also because of his devout faith. some soldiers have even taken to wearing a patch with josh was image on it. when you hear how beloved he was by his comrades, and how he is seen by ukrainians as a hero, just as much as any ukrainian soldier, what goes through your mind? >> i'm just proud. they have shared the stencils and the patches. there are stencil-ing everything but they take over from russian territory with the stencil for my kid. and his faith was amazing. and he preached without preaching, you know? a lot of times they say that, you know, it is not what you do in publ

given how important this is to south dakota and they wanted to put work requirements for food stamps and that's in the outlets. you really worked over leadership hard not to bend on thisis and you are here on poliy and pragmatic decide to how you govern and talk about. >> it's good to understand it's a national security issue when another country grows our food for us. that's when they control us. america has always embraced a safe food policy and also a affordable. one, it's important to us that every family in this country can afford to go to a grocery storehe and buy what thy need to feed their families. that's one of the reasons there's a farm bill. we make these policy discussions and i wish there was but you're never going to make everybody happy, and this farm bill was incredibly important and we keep enough votes to push the blanket and health to keep the safety net in someplace we didn't have other countries growing it for and yous having us reliant on then imparts and it could have been a bill on the house and lamenting on the farm bill and knowing it would kill the farm bill and members with priorities and you lead that team by doing that, he led a

south of the capital. i would like to say this rain is coming to an end and temporarily might to this particular batch is moving on westwards towards togo, bending and gonna. but i can't say that's the end there is more developing. and again, it's quite a long way north. ah ah ah ah no ah, i'll come back and look at the main stories we are following now, and traffic has resumed on a crucial bridge connecting crimea to russia that was damaged by lodge explosion. part of that bridge collapse after a blast early on saturday, moscow's vowed a strong response on president putin has ordered additional security. a funeral has been how for a 17 year old palestinian boy kil buys writing forces during a raid in the janine refugee camp policy and official says ready soldiers have killed at least 3 teenagers in the occupied by bank in just 24 hours. grieving relatives of attended ceremonies for some of the 37 victims of a gun, a knife attack in thailand, which began at a day care center. most were children aged between 2 and 5 years old. i just took a quick bit of news then about north korea. japan's defense ministry is saying that north korea has fired at

south of the capital. i would like to say this rain is coming to an end and temporarily might do this particular batch is moving on westwards towards toko bending and gonna. but i can't say that's the end there is more developing. and again, it's quite a long way north. ah frank assessments, if a program was there to build a nuclear weapon replied to deal by informed opinions, i believe that armenia a judge should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times . critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king chose will take in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah ah. hello there, i missed all of your pain dawn. that's remind you about top stories here at the salad. at least 17 people have been killed in a russian attack and the ukranian city of parisha, ukrainian officials, a russian forces shelled the cities residential areas overnight. meanwhile, the battle and eastern ukraine is intensifying as its forces tried to advance and to the loo hunt. screech and thousands of russian troops have retreated in recent days, leaving behind a major destruction marches up and hel

south decided no, all men were not created equal. and lincoln, i think, to the benefit of humankind, decided that, in fact, if we could not bend the arcn could not be made real, then we're in a hobbsian state of nature. >> and lincoln was saying this in a global context which democracy was weakened. he talked famously about the last best hope, and people focus on the "best" part, but he's signaling look, if we go down, things look bad, and we have been living through a decade of democratic backsliding and decay almost everywhere in the world. stlz is no question that lincoln saw democracy and liberty and the american experiment as entwined. that if popular government failed here, then the divine right of kings would reassert itself. or the divine right of aristocracies. in this case, it was an aristocracy of race and property. and had that crisis not been resolved the way it was, then yes, he believed that the revolutions of 1776, 1789, of 1848, the of, for and by the people was a phrase he got from parker, and he also got it from the hungarian, who was a vital figure toward here, sort of like lafayette did late in life. >> you can fi