clouds on the horizon for southwest. the world's largest low-cost hedrier sees its profits slas amid the 737 max grounding and labor woes. at thelet's take a look major averages. a mixed picture right now. arelit between how we seeing certain sectors very sensitive to the u.s.-china trade dynamic perform. semiconductors, which are very sensitive to that trading up on some optimistic talks from lam research. on the put side, industrials under pressure from the likes of 3m which is warning for the fifth time in second quarter. tech is outperforming, not just semiconductors but also gains in tesla. not participating in the mood, shares of twitter. sales missing expectations, the company also morning that its sales growth will not be as robust as perhaps the market was looking court. fascinating story here. twitter basically says they were collecting data they were not supposed to be and letting advertisers use that. they fixed the bug, but unfortunately that meant a little bit lower in terms of revenue growth. they: no wond

southwest airlines posting a strong beat, despite a hit from the boeing 737 max grounding the flight path ahead for the stock and group. shares of this chip equipment maker soaring today. now up almost 90% this year. the stock just got a huge upgrade. it's our call of the day "halftime report" starts right now. >> welcome good to have you with us our investment committee at the table, joe terranova, the brothers are here, and meghan is here as well, senior investment strategist at the wilmington trust. one of the best performing large cap tech stocks of the year, microsoft. beating on earnings and revenues the shares are moving higher pete najarian, everybody owns it at the desk. you get the first crack because you've been the biggest and longest believer. >> i continue to be a believer this all started with -- it went in the right direction what has he done we talked about how great the focus has been on cloud but the monstrous acquisition they made with linkedin everybody was critical about and that is starting to be another one of those verticals we talk about when we talk about n

. >> when we spoke to jerry is kelly last quarter with southwest.e explained his displeasure with the boeing 737 max. >> we're unhappy it's taken so long we're in the dark like you are on a number of technical matters. our pilots are heavily engaged and working with boeing to understand the changes we were anticipating getting 41 more deliveries of the max this year and so our exposure with our route system grows >> garry kelly will join us after they tack a hit this quarter. we will get to names we have not get yet gotten too, like microsoft, in a moment yeah, that's half the fun of a new house. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. man: how can i deliver superior long-term results? it begins with a distinctive approach to managing money. that for over 85 years has focused on keeping confidence up when

>> that could be one of the biggest challenges southwest would face the degree of overlap between southwest and overblue is relatively modest. beyond that there's a political component to the m&a process and southwest has a fair amount of political capital it could use it has a reputation within the industry and within government, more importantly, of being a low fare, disruptive provider of air travel and i think it could use that if it felt the need like it needed to go forward with the jetblue acquisition. >> and you say buying alaska could be another option here why do you now think an acquisition could be necessary for southwest? what's changed >> yeah, i think if you just look at some of the data points recently related to boeing and the max and what seemed to be kind of a deteriorating relationship between them and the government, we just think there's more risk that the grounding extends for a longer period of time and it just takes them longer to get back to the rate they thought they would be at and if southwest looks at that and sees a multiyear period where their growth is const

still with sunshine but across the southwest later in the week we could see rain and strengthening 1'inroads. that is the latest weather. goodbye for now. 505 sos hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. families in vietnam say they fear their loved ones are among the 39 people who died in the refrigerated lorry in essex. tonight police are asking for help. i would also like to make an appeal to anyone living illegally in this country, who could help our investigation. please come forward and speak to us without fear. it comes as a fourth person was arrested at stansted airport on suspicion of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people. boris johnson tells jeremy corbyn to back an election as the eu agrees to another brexit delay — but won't decide the date until next week. a federaljudge orders redacted parts of the mueller report into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 us presidential election to be released. and a huge weekend at the rugby world cup as england and wales try to make it thr

>>eporter: southwest and american, bo posted betr than expects earnings thanks to strong demand, butoth carriers say they could have flown even more passengers if they had all of the planes in their fleet. not only has the grounding of the 737 max forced southwest and american to cut their flight schedules, they're tired of waiting for the plane to be fixed. >> i have been very clear -- we are not happy about our situation. you know, we put our future in the hands of boeing and thehe m and we are grounded. >> reporter: the grounding of the southwest planes means the airline, which has exclusively flown the 737 since i started in 1967, will now look at potentially buying air bus models in the future. meanwhile, american, which has lost more than $500 million being unable to buy the max says boeing will have to make up for the losses. >> boeing is bearing the cost of boeing's failures, not american airlines. >> reporter: the other challenge for southwest is making sure customers will want to get back on the max when it'sed to fly. yes, the plane will be thoroughly checked out by the fa

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individuals 4900 along the southwest border. aid and inrendered many cases put themselves in harm's way to rescue thousands of people. when families struggle in a river, they answered the call. dying ofte people thirst, they'd answer the call. they don't ask questions about their citizenships or their migration status. they see a human being in need answer the call and have done so 4900 times this year. the stories play out every day along the border and they deserve our attention. that the american people deserve to know through the news media. now we have time for a few questions. colleagues in mexico city are talking to doctors and shelter directors who say mmp, the u.s. government is creating violent and dangerous situations they are trying to escape from the home country. what are you doing to address the violence? mr. morgan: mexico is doing a similar activity that we are doing. our system was overwhelmed. back in may, 144,000. we relied on ngo's and faith-based organizations. that is one example the government of mexico i

, these totals are for the southwest, these totals are for the highest totals of some the highest ground low levels are not going to see as much grain as this, but still it is going to be very wet out there and i'll bring in the risk of some disruption and some flooding as well. check your local radio stations on saturday morning to figure out what is happening overnight rate is still raining and a dry picture in scotland much of northern ireland to start, sunny spells and a few showers, the rain during the saturday will move through the wettest parts of england and wales, gradually into east anglia in southeast england. by discussed elsewhere and shows run again especially scotland with a view of northern ireland on the risk ofa view of northern ireland on the risk of a breeze. corridor isn't moving to the south, disclaiming onto the mile down the far southeast by the end of saturday afternoon. but it is this weather the friend clears arm of the train, on saturday evening in the night, the blues are taken over, so the night, the blues are taken over, so yes it is going be quite corridor

southwest says it will defend itself vigorously against the lawsuit.oth pilots and the flight attendant are still flying for southwest. david? >> david, thank you. >>> when we come back, remembering a famous hollywood producer behind the godfather love story. >>> and the mail truck accident on the highway. thousands of pieces of mail. ca. my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines while taking dovato. you can take dovato anytime of day with food or without. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any of its ingredients or if you take dofetilide. if you have hepatitis b, it can change duri trt th dovat your hepatitis b may get worse or become life-threatening if you stop taking dovato. so do not stop d

here comes the rain from the southwest and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, thengthening winds with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetter for some of us and we still have those big temperature contrast across the uk but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the southwest of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain. these totals you see here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground. lower levels will not see as much as this but with that much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and travel disruptions, there are some met office yellow warnings in force and details at our website. so the possibility of seeing some disruption to travellers to start the weekend. this is how we start saturday, away from the area of rain, clearer skies elsewhere, in scotland, still a few showers, and of course maybe a touch of frost too. the rain does eventually move south on saturday, away from the wettest parts of england and wales, to give a wet afternoon towards east anglia and southeast england. elsewhere brightest skie

we are awaiting quarterly results from 3m and southwest air.things stand right now with futures dow looks like it would open higher s&p 500 looking to open a little above five points and the nasdaq looking to open up about 38 points pg&e looking to cut power to california homes now the second shut off. portions of 15 counties are without power. the expansion will span to more today. thousands will be affected the power company is warning that the forecast for high winds could mean more outages that extend to next week. >> xilinx says full-year outlook is down. including the impact of the u.s. government's restrictions on huawei the second major to impact the trade war. chip making equipment maker lam research are rising. beat estimates saw jim tweeting about this. monster quarterback for lam. >> johnson&johnson cutting profit by $3 billion to account for the deal announced before federal trial was set to start the framework hammered out in north carolina, tennessee and texas. saying j&j would pay a $4 billion fine and other drug companies have

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: southwest airlines denying disturbing allegations that two pilots hid a camera in an airplane restroom and livestreamed the video. flight attendant renee steinaker filing the lawsuit saying she made the discovery when she went into the cockpit during a 2017 flight from pittsburgh to phoenix. >> she saw an ipad on the windscreen, and on the ipad appeared to be a video feed of the captain using the lavatory. >> reporter: according to court documents the copilot admitted it was livestreaming and that the camera was hidden so that no one would ever find it. >> and it occurred to her that she, having used the lavatory, as had many of the other attendants and passengers, had likely been filmed. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges steinaker alerted the airline and was told to stay silent. southwest airlines telling abc news the company immediately investigated, adding there was never a camera in the lavatory, the incident was an inappropriate attempt at humor which the company did not condone. southwest vows to vigorously defend against the lawsuit in

the strongest of the winds, gusting over 60 mph in the far southwest of england and wales.eeing is easing its way south, as most places become dry in the afternoon with a little bit of sunshine coming through. those temperatures probably a bit higher than we saw on thursday — 14—17 celsius across southern parts of england and wales. any remaining rain clears into the near continent, winds easing down through the evening across the southwest of england and wales. we will find it turning a little chilly across the northeast of scotland, closer to the area of high pressure. but more weather systems will be pushing in through the atlantic this weekend. whilst for many places, especially across eastern areas of the uk will be dry, there may not be an awful lot of sunshine. out west, the cloud thickens with a few spots of rain coming in under the main rain band, which is arriving in northern ireland with the winds picking up a bit as well. ahead of that, temperatures between 14—16 celsius. during the second half of the weekend, that weather continues to ease its way eastwards acr

high clouds are coming in from the west southwest from a system there. the front itself won't come in until late tonight and tomorrow. you could get some pretty good rain but not here. if we get a little, it's a victory. highs today 60s by the coast and mainly low to mid-70s inland. 38 santa rosa, very foggy there, so there are some cool readings. clouds continue to roll in throughout the day and we have patchy fog and clouds. the message is cooler, cooler. we need a little rain. highs tomorrow will be very cool. i mean, mainly 50s and 60s with very low 70s. today it's 60s and 70s after yesterday had a couple low 80s. those are going to disappear probably until next week. >>> coming up, the supreme court weighs in on a legal battle involving the kardashian sisters. ers. >>> new this morning, the census bureau is acknowledging a recent request of driver's license records is a result of president trump's orders. the agency says it expanded the requests after the supreme court blocked the trump administration's efforts to include a citizenship question on t

when we talk about the crisis at the southwest border. the narrative has been taken up with the humanitarian crisis. we have not talked about the national security crisis. drugs are pouring into this country every single day from the southwest border. 68,000 lives last last year to overdose of illicit drugs. if you are talking about cocaine, get anyone nil. those drugs are from the southwest border. every down, every state, every one any this country. more and likely or not, if you have an overdose in ohio, chances are that drug came from the southwest border. >> the democrats just don't give a backm. d don't give a damn. they don't about the deaths that tear families apart it's so tough to watch what is happening in this country and there doesn't seem to be any empathy between the national left-wing media. and what i don't understand is the trump administration continues to do business with china, even as they continue to violate their word. they ship more and more deadly drugs, fentanyl is going up, not down in both production and shipm

." >> one was a landscape scene from the southwest. >> it was a nice mountain scene.idn't have any particular meaning to us, though. >> eh. the other is titled "ruth." >> it's a woman standing by a doorway and a wall, and you can't make out her features very well. and in the foreground is a pillar with a vine running up the side of it. and that's about it. >> you wanted them out. >> i even mentioned throwing them in the dumpster. >> but phyllis figures a charity will take them. >> i said, "well, i guess the salvation army is as good as anyplace. we don't want them." >> don's about to give 'em away, but hesitates. did you think they were valuable? >> had no idea. so i wanted to contact our local auctioneer and get an opinion. >> that local auctioneer is david mapes, in vestal, new york, just west of binghamton. don sticks the paintings in the back of his van and calls david on his cell. >> what were you thinking? >> well, i see a lot of paintings come in on the back of cars, so i wasn't real excited. >> don's not getting his hopes up, either. if this doesn't pan out, h

further south into the southwest of england and wales this is where we will have the strongest windsrhaps 60 mph and nothing batting usual them for the sound of the year and not a lot of cloud now but winds easing down from many places and still windy across the far southwest of england and the rain that will start the day with will edge its way further south and east off and coming dry in the afternoon and cloud breaking a little bit to some stomach sunshine and temperatures will probably be higher than they were today. it will calm down as the day goes on on friday and as we head into the weekend, chilly start for the northeast in scotland and eastern parts of the uk, dry on saturday but nodded great deal of sunshine. one or two pockets of rain before the main rain band comes and northern ireland and will start to pick up a little bit and temperatures are a 14-16d. the little bit and temperatures are a 14—i6d. the rain band will stagger its way further across and it is grinding toa its way further across and it is grinding to a halt, the mean weight driving down along those friends

. >>> think being a winter getaway, the latest southwest sale may persuade you. we price out some trips from the bay area. >> why was she waving at the lion. >> no. un-huh. >> i'm confused. >> rule number one, you don't climb in the cage because the animals are uprising against us, right, drew? >> i have so many questions. i don't know why that happened. zoos? why is that still a thing. >> oh. >> just saying. good morning, everybody. we have 30s and 40s in the cooler spots. later today the sun will affect our warming up. later this morning, into the late afterno, the warm spots in the7 81 the high in antioch. traveling around the state, really no weather worries. southern california, l.a. looking nice at 80. a lot of sunshine there. hotter in palm springs, 91. northern california, a little cooler and breezier. eureka, 59. 79 in sacramento. tahoe, a few early morning flurries, otherwise expect a lot of sunshine later on today. temperature of 61 degrees. the golden state living up to its name later on today. weather is not an issue. how are we looking with traffic?

this feature in the southwest will continue to bring some outbreaks of rain southwest and southern whalese the temperatures dipping away. it chilly but bright start across scotland in northern england, we could see a touch of frost. risk of one or two showers in the northeast after some early brightness with cloud increasing across northern ireland. for the cloud across wales in the southwest of england, the overnight rain will tend to ease here. to purchase generally between eight and 14 celsius. in milder but more u nsettled 14 celsius. in milder but more unsettled day as we move into friday. the temperatures and a max of around 16 celsius in cardiff and london but there will be spells of rain toa london but there will be spells of rain to a company that and plenty of cloud. goodbye. hello this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines. calls for the head of the london fire brigade to resign over grenfell, as a new report identifies ‘systemic failures‘ that may have prevented them saving more lives. and we will never ever forget the tragedy of that night. the 72 lives lost were just

down into the southwest from it's a different story, milder air the southwest from it's a different story plume of rain waiting out in the wings, that's going to stay with us for quite some time. so a bit of a north—south divide as we move into friday. some of that rain will be heavy as it pushes its way through the southwest across wales into the north of england. to the extreme north of england. to the extreme north under the influence of that low pressure, it's going to be cold, windy at times with a scattering of showers. some of these turning wintry to the tops of higher ground. here, temperatures struggling. underneath the rain into the south of it, that milder source with around 16 degrees, the high. the rain is here to stay through friday night into saturday across england and wales, we are going to see generally around 100 mm four inches of rain and places, that's enough to produce potentially some localised flooding, and it will be slow to drift its way south and east. so if you have outdoor plants across wales and northwest england, please keep tuned into the forecast, turn int

i think that's probably a consideration for southwest.would prefer to not do anything. they would prefer to remain a single fleet type and continue to do what they've been doing. it's resulted in them being the most successful airline in the industry. the point that we're trying to make is, if they look a few years down the road -- they expressed frustration that this year their supply is down year over year, while the rest of the industry is up 4 to 5%. that means they are giving customers to other airlines. and they've accepted that to this point but if they lose confidence in boeing's ability to give them the maxes that they need to grow and do what they want to do, then they don't have many options other than either to try and convince airbus to give them delivery slots which probably don't exist, or to do something inorganic and there aren't many airlines in the u.s. that the doj would allow southwest to buy, i think. jetblue would be one of them. and so i think southwest has to balance the risks that you brought up with the risk tha

. >>> southwest of grizzly island the forest fire in parking is built about burned about 50 acres. the fire started yesterday near humber avenue. the fires burn dangerously close to home. it was listed shortly before 6:00 last night. >>> and contra costa county to fires and is driving right past us. the fire burned yesterday afternoon and several homes were damaged the lafayette tennis club was destroyed after firefighters were able to put out the flames people living near pleasant hill road where told to evacuate lifted a couple of hours yesterday. after reports of downed power lines in the area that the area was not included in the power shut off. >>> interstate 80 is open to wildfire in vallejo shut down the carquinez bridge homes in the glen cove area were evacuated yesterday morning more than 150 acres under the fire was threatening the maritime academy the sky firecracker burned at least 150 acres 85% contained. >> much more to talk about the morning. still had, a human rights advocate shot and the philippines, coming up, we were there when he came home for the first time in

a company will work with southwest to safely return the max to service southwest is keeping the max off its schedule until at least early january pending its recertification. >> the owners of the hong kong stock exchange announcing it will drop the $36 billion offer to buy the london stock exchange marking an end to cap and break up the deal for the company refinitiv. shares are up. london down just over 5% turning up the heat on facebook as u.s. regulators look to put the squeeze. no netflix account no problem anybody wanted to see the latest movie "the irishman" now a new way to watch that's ahead to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. in't easy. nature's bounty. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. "um houston, we've had a problem" it's human nature to hate pr

one coming in from the west and southwest with high and mid- level clouds. they will paint themselves over us throughout the morning. and then a rope of a front. not very exciting. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. the cooler pattern today. if you upper 30s in the mix. hope valley is an there. window checking in at 39. sebastopol at 40. kelseyville, 42. the cloud cover be getting to work its way in. we get low clouds and mid-level clouds and eventually the system will sweep through with a little bit of rain late tonight into early tomorrow morning. look for increasing clouds in the morning from that system from the west and southwest and late tonight overnight. pretty good energy in seattle and portland and extreme northern california but not down here. the future cast on the rain, i would not worry about it. a couple 100 here and that will be the end result of it early thursday. cooler temperatures or on the way. tomorrow, 50s and 60s for many. or very low 70s. after that it will be a slow climb into the weekend. 60s and 70s on the temperatures today. out of

the area of low pressure that is in part to the southwest of the uk will start to pull away southwardsalong with it. more rain waiting in the wings though to come our way for friday. today though, we start off with some rain along the south coast and the southwest of england and parts of wales too. but come the afternoon, we are talking about a large, dry picture, perhaps a bit of drizzle with the odd shower and some lingering cloud but much drier. plenty of sunshine for the north and east. still breezy, especially for some of our western coasts. later on in the day, the cloud starts to build towards the west of the skies becoming overcast in northern ireland. temperatures up to 11 though in belfast with some brightness for plymouth, losing that rain up to 14 degrees. if you are heading out through the evening for trick—or—treating for halloween, a fine story across the eastern parts of the uk, the cloud thickening in the west though to bring patchy outbreaks of rain at first and some heavier rain by the time to get to midnight as the next area of low pressure starts to work its way in

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the west, southwest, haiyan mid- level clouds. the phone itself is not much to write home about. it will be here late tonight, early tomorrow morning.

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if you shower is peppering the coast, but breezy with more cloud across the southwest and more cloudcating a frost. a cold start on tuesday for many, plenty of sunshine through central and northern areas, more clout through the south, outbreaks of rain pushing into south wales as well. temperatures, 12—13 in the south—west, but a cold day for all, 9-11 south—west, but a cold day for all, 9—11 further north. rain will push further northwards and eastwards, and by thursday, cloudy skies, but milder. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the ice to the right, 299. the noes to the left, 17. —— the eye back to the right. mps vote against the government's proposal to hold a general election on december 12th. but the prime minister says he'll now present a new short bill tomorrow — for a pre—christmas poll — which wouldn't need a majority of two thirds. the driver of the lorry in which 39 people died appears in court charged with their manslaughter. the head of instagram tells the bbc the suicide of 14—year—old molly russell has changed silicon valley — but has it? campaigners call on t

. >>> southwest airlines pilots union is suing boeing, claiming the grounding of the 737 max has costhem more than $100 million in lost pay. southwest is the largest operator of the max with 34 in its fleet, at the time the jets were grounded worldwide in march. the union says it agreed to fly the max based on boeing's sales pitch that it was safe. boeing says it will defend itself against that lawsuit and it continues to work with southwest to return the max to service. meantime, two major retailers are getting out of the ecigarette business. walgreens and supermarket giant kroger will stop selling those products nationwide amid the mounting health questions surrounding vaping. kroger, which operates kroger, ralph and harris teeter stores will stop sales once its current inventory sells out. walmart will stop selling ecigarettes at all of its stores. a lot of controversy over vaping, a lot of folks worried about it >> exactly. we'll see if any of the changes make a difference as well. thanks, bertha. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," back to the coverage of the fire danger and pos

here comes the rain from the southwest.nd and the southern scotland. uk top intel by strengthening winds with coastal gals as well. it is turning much whiterfor some of us gals as well. it is turning much whiter for some of us come and we still have those big temperature contrast across the uk but a lot of help fog down towards the southwest of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain. these totals you see here are some of the higher totals we may see in the high ground. lower levels when i see as much as this but with how much rain falling for some, the potentialfor some flooding and travel disruptions, the met office yellow warnings in force and details on the website, the possibility of seeing some disruption to travellers going to start the weekend. this is how we start saturday come away from the area of rain it's a saturday, there is guys elsewhere, and scotland, still a few showers, and a course may be a touch of frost too. the rain does eventually move south on saturday away from the wettest parts of engla

here comes the rain from the southwest and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, theening winds with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetter for some of us and we still have those big temperature contrast across the uk but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the southwest of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain. these totals you see here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground. lower levels will not as much as this but with that much lower levels will not see as much as this but with that much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and travel disruptions, there are some met office yellow warnings in force and details on the website. so the possibility of seeing some disruption to travellers to start the weekend. this is how we start saturday, away from the area of rain, clearer skies elsewhere, in scotland, still a few showers, and a course may be a touch of frost too. the rain does eventually move south on saturday, away from the wettest parts of england and wales, to give a wet afternoon towards east a

and the southwest is read and that is the creator. -- on the southwest is red. and the creator shows us his power and we remember him as our father, god. to the north, that is yellow, earth orhis mother grandmother earth. she gives us everything. she gives us air, the water, plants, and gives us dominion over these things. we have to protect these things. that is what we pray about. in northwest is the color black, and that is our ancestors. we always invite our ancestors i am. we feed our ancestors. we get them food and tobacco and ask them to come watch, making sure we do the ceremonies the way we should you read we do not change them. we try to maintain the sacredness of these ceremonies. god gave people languages and ceremonies. those things are extremely important. and then we can enter all the things and the lances have eagle feathers on them and the battle ,ibbon that hangs down the side it's part of the sacred colors. and we have the prayer cloth. you can tie the prayer cloth onto the land is. so, you say a prayer for one of your loved ones overseas or i

that's much later than projects by southwest or boeing.ilots say the grounded planes will take longer because of additional pilot training that's needed. boeing expects to planes to fly again before the end of the year. southwest has a january 5th target date for its return. the jet has been grounded since march after the two crashes killed 346 people. >>> pep boys auto parts chain will pay $3.7 million after violating the environmental protection laws. employees were throwing oil, batteries, aerosol cans and other waste right into the dumpsters. authorities say pep boys disposed of customer records without shredding them. and marriott is testing out vegan options, and the beyond burger and the beyond meat roasted red pepper flatbread will be available. the plant-based options will be available in nearly a thousand locations starting tomorrow. still haven't tried it yet, have you? >> no. >> me either. >> i like impossible burger, which is a local company. personally it's a great option. it's not considered health food but an option over a

temperatures creeping up slowly across the southwest, another chilly one across the north and east.milder start friday, then what we've had the last few nights, you will see temperatures in double figures, particularly across central and southern areas. now, storm lorenzo continues to work south eastwards on friday, but weakens rapidly. although it will start off fairly wet and windy, the rain it will ease down through the day, although it will stay pretty windy with scales across south wales and southwest england. as that system pushes off into the near continent, skies will tend to brighten up from it will become drier across the country to end friday. and a much milder afternoon as well, 17—18d in the south. 15 degrees or so in the central belt of scotland. into the start of the weekend, then we are in this brief ridge of high pressure, where we look to the west, the next frontal system, which will arrive around the middle part of the weekend, not looking too bad in fact, it should be a dry starts, wins coming up from the south or southeast, we should see variable clouds, sunny s

southwest airlines closed down more than 2%.king of delta, delta airlines, the airlines is warning that the wto ruling could, quote, inflict serious harm on u.s. airlines. again, many u.s. airlines fly the airbus. delta has ordered more than 250 planes right now from airbus, that's the order. we'll see if the order sticks. lauren: and staying with boeing, some disturbing revelations from one of their engineers who helped develop the 737 max. according to published reports, the engineer filed an internal complaint after the two crashes, saying the company's culture had an effect. boeing said quality and integ integrity are at the core of the values. cheryl: the ceo discussed why pilots were unable to prevent the two 737 max planes from crashing. he was in new york yesterday. here's what he said. >> the early information established that in both flights a software function activated in response to incorrect information from an external airplane sensor, as part of a broader chain of events. this cree oughte korea ated mord for -- c

if you're anywhere downstreet to the southwest in those evacuation zones. it's best to get out of the way. keep in mind it's going to take a while to evacuate because of the roads. even as we go throughout the day, we're looking at strong winds. we're taking the timeline. look at these wind gusts that continue over 50 miles an hour. this is not for the hills. it's for the valleys as well with the high wind gusts that will continue throughout the day and the high wind warnings to 11:00 this morning. let's switch over to the maps. from santa rosa that was cleared this morning. now it's open, but we do have a lot of people coming down from see baft poll and coming down through rohnert park. we're seeing them back up and go through petaluma. this is about a 20-mile backup that i'mg on the traffic map this morning. it's moving very slowly. if sew if y so if you're thinking about whether or not to evacuate, go out there. we're trying to get to areas in northern sonoma county but has been stuck on the roads. how is it looking out there? >> reporter: well, kari, we

southwest is adding on with deals today and tomorrow.e researched what their fares may look like. $100 from the bay area to anywhere in california and vegas, and portland. $300 for cross country trips to atlanta, nashville and baltimore. flights have to be between mid-november and february, and they can't be during the thanksgiving or christmas holidays. i have a plan. what is your plan? >> my birthday is january, we should take a trip. >> we. i like that >>rm i wonder -- southwest goes to mexico. maybe we could go to mexico? >> i always mexico. drew, can it be puerta vallarta? >> absolutely. how about vegas? >> i could do vegas. >> could we see the christina aguilera show? >> there we go. we planned your birthday. >> her face. we may have to pick another show. >> live doppler 7, we are clear. it's a really cool morning and a lot of spots have clear skies. the forecast is clear and chilly this morning. the afternoon, lots of sunshine. nice later on today. and warmer weather this weekend. 39 in novato. 42 in napa. 50 in oakland. good morn

here comes the rain from the southwest and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, the it is turning much wetter for some of us and we still have those big temperature contrast across the uk but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the southwest of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain. these totals you see here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground. lower levels will not as much as this but with that much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and travel disruptions, there are some met office yellow warnings in force and details at our website. so the possibility of seeing some disruption to travellers to start the weekend. this is how we start saturday, away from the area of rain, clearer skies elsewhere, in scotland, still a few showers, and of course maybe a touch of frost too. the rain does eventually move south on saturday, away from the wettest parts of england and wales, to give a wet afternoon towards east anglia and southeast england. elsewhere brightest skies developing for many with a few showers around, a

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speaking with the southwest winds we had today give the firefighters a little bit of a. although as the winds begin to shift. i did increase in this cause them some dramatic. we didn't respond. the winds continue to change and get into that red flag warning northeast flow. it is going increase heartf verge levels that we saw when this fire again. relative humidities dropping we're still seeing that very respectable feel that. be able to hold those spot fires was to increase the rates spread to a critical and dangerous great. operational manner. vision all area. and we focused our attention with the >>fairly successful today going direct. sure we population we are going on. 3 feet into the area without people should be prepared. there may be debris on the roads we want stay vigilant. conditions change every to see increase in weather. deputies and police officers. we understand that people really want to get back. thank you for cooperation, your patients. i've been told. whatever they need for evacuation. coming from all over the bay area overall certain actions gap it's

it will be a windy day towards the far southwest of england and wales, gusts of over 60 miles an hour extent and the storm is weakening all the while. so the winds are becoming later, later, most places will be dry in the afternoon and a little bit of sunshine and those temperatures higher than we had today. into the start of the weekend, many eastern areas will have a dry day on saturday, not a great deal of sunshine, out to the west, a few pockets ahead of the rain band easing its way into northern ireland, the wind is picking up as well and those temperatures are ahead of that 1a to 16 celsius. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the prime minister tells mps he's made a genuine attempt we have made a genuine attempt to bridge the chasm to try to repair the reconcilable and go the extra mile. in brussels —— the european council president said he was still unconvinced by the uk plans —— and his doubts were echoed by irish government. we now have written proposals that we can engage on but they do fall short in a number of aspects. a man with a knife is shot dead after killing four

the southwest is read and that is creative, storms come out of the southwest and the creator shows you his power in that way. we are remembering him as our father, god. the northwest is the color yellow and that his mother earth, our grandmother earth. she gives us everything. she gives us air, the water, plants, animals, and gives us dominion over these things. we have to protect these things. that is what we pray about. northwest is the color black, and that is our ancestors. we always invite our ancestors i -- in before ceremonies. we feed our ancestors. we give them food and tobacco and we ask them to come watch, to make sure we are doing the ceremonies the way we should. we don't change, we try to maintain the sacredness of those old ceremonies. god gave us, gave people written languages and he gave indians ceremonies. that is what we try to protect, is our ceremonies. those things are extremely important. that we consider all those things, and the lances have eagle feathers on them and the battle ribbon that hangs down the side where the eagle feathers are attached are part the s

ukraine yum mines across the southwest pollute our water, endanger our communities and our health, and despite assurances, hundreds of these sites are still waiting to cleaned up, particularly those mines that impact tribal communities. madam chair, for arizonans and countless others across the southwest the minimumial withdrawal made permanent by h.r. 1373 is not theoretical or trivial. i rise today to ask this house to support for protecting clean water, protecting the health of our communities, and protecting the public lands and environment on which we all rely. the bill before us today permanently extends an existing temporary moratorium on new mining claims on public lands surrounding the grand canyon national park. to prevent another canyon or pine nut mine from threatening our communities and livelihoods. this house needs to act on this proposal because these critical protections are under threat from the trump administration. under the guise of energy dominance and fabricated arguments about national security, they have continually pushed for these mines to be opened to exploi

and the southwest is red, and that's the creator. storms and things coming out of the southwest, and the creator shows you his power in that way. we remember him as our father, god. and then the northwest is the color yellow. that's mother earth or grandmother earth. she gives us everything. she gives us water, air, animals and plants and gives us dominion over those things. we have to protect those things and that's what we pray about. and northwest is the color black and that's our ancestors. and so we always invite our ancestors in. before ceremonies, we feed our ancestors. we give them food and some tobacco and ask them to come watch, to make sure we're doing these ceremonies the way we should and are supposed to be doing them. we don't change them. we try to maintain the sacredness of those old ceremonies. you know, god gave people written languages and he gave indians ceremonies. that's what we try to protect is our ceremonies. so, you know, those things to me were extremely important and that we consider all those things. and