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i'm about to start working on the next one.on't want to give away too much but it has to do with around the world race in the same era of 1924. >> we mentioned a lot of your books focus on this turn-of-the-century period. which is fascinating. people accomplished quite a bit. how do they do that many things? they did not have tv or cell phones are not distracted. [laughter] they could go where their curiosity went. when you travel around the world too do research that would be nice. [laughter] >> i will pitch they will give me money to travel around the world. >> you can buy books up that the attend on the plaza and you will be signing books right next to that. we will walk up there. thank you so much for joining us. it has been a pleasure. h h [applause]

it didn't start then. it started when i was a little pup.t started when i was just in high school. i wasn't doing very well. i had this five foot tall, maybe she weighed 100 pounds, but it was a jewish lady who was my english teacher. i was trying to convince her that i deserved to pass her class. i had another teacher named misses greenberg, little jewish lady who was my algebra teacher. i was definitely passing her class. as a poor kid in the deep south, i understood the sting of racism and discrimination and the challenges that had come with that. life had accumulated in the wrong direction for me. how many of you have ever had a bad day? i had a bad seven years. as of freshman i failed four subjects -- geography, i may be the first senator to fail civics, the study of politics. [laughter] but after nine years in the senate, i am not the only one failing civics in washington, d.c. [laughter] [applause] i also failed spanish and english. you know, you failed spanish and english, no one calls you bilingual. they all call you bi-ignant. beca

qatar were chosen by fifa, this is— the start, when qatar were chosen by fifa, this is a — the startworld cup that has been shrouded in controversy and i don't _ been shrouded in controversy and i don't think— been shrouded in controversy and i don't think it is going to go away, i don't think it is going to go away, i don't _ don't think it is going to go away, idon't think— don't think it is going to go away, i don't think like you see with a lot idon't think like you see with a lot of— i don't think like you see with a lot of big — i don't think like you see with a lot of big sporting events once the event _ lot of big sporting events once the event actually starts, of this goes away _ event actually starts, of this goes away but — event actually starts, of this goes away but i — event actually starts, of this goes away but i am not sure that will happen— away but i am not sure that will happen with this one. gk, away but i am not sure that will happen with this one.- happen with this one. 0k, we'll leave the world _ happen with this one. 0k, we'll leave the world cup, _ happen wi

that game auainst considered a good start. that game against wales _ considered a good start. that game against wales is _ considered a good start. that game against wales is in _ considered a good start. that game against wales is in two _ considered a good start. that game against wales is in two days' - considered a good start. that game against wales is in two days' time l against wales is in two days' time under welch know they have to beat england to have any chance of progressing, where as england know a positive result will have them in the last 16 and the knockout stages of the world cup. don't forget more throughout the evening on the news web. now, on bbc one, time for the news whatever you are. newsreel: now what distinguished - visitor is arriving on this train - that so many are waiting for? charlie chaplin was the biggest, most popular icon in the 20th century. newsreel: the man who gives the london bobbies a battle - with the crowds is, yes, charlie chaplin. - he had a level of fame and immediacy to his audience that was completely unprecedented. whatever is ef

morning lows, we start out okay. this is the warmer morning , because we are still in front of a cold front tomorrow. tomorrow morning is going to be in the 50s, but yeah let's use the northbay. 43 would be an average love for us. this is where we always get our culture slows. santa rosa, and this will apply to you guys. look at thursday and friday. got 32 and 33. while the northbay is doing this, the majority of us will be low 40s, which is still cold. it won't be as cold as a peer. these week at the most. we are going to have a pretty active pattern. the storm is coming tomorrow and part of an atmospheric river that delivered a lot of rain to the pacific northwest. here comes the next one by sunday. that is going to do the same thing only looking ahead to next sunday . that might hold together a little bit better. when we get to the seven-day forecast, we will see a chance of rain on sunday. on monday looking out that far, we are not going to get too specific, but we can already see the possibility there towards th

it didn't start then. it started when i was just a little pop. i was in high school.n't doing very well and i had this five-foot tall, i don't know that she weighed 100 pounds, a little jewish lady named mrs. lynch was my english teacher. and i was trying to convince her that i deserved to pastor class. i had another teacher named mrsh lady who who is my algebra , and i was definitely passing her class. now, as as a poor kid in thep south, i understand the sting of racism and discrimination and the challenges that come with that. life had accumulated in the wrong direction for me. how many of you have had a bad day? i had a bad seven years. as as a freshman i failed four subjects. i failed world geography. i might be the first senator to fail civics, the study of politics. i will say that after nine years and the senate i'm not the only one failing civics in washington, d.c. [applause] also failed spanish and english. when you fail spanish and english, no one calls you bilingual. no. they all call you by ignorant because you can't speak in any language. just trying to

and i will start from the very beginning.came prime minister of the country, the relations with bulgaria have deteriorated to the lowest possible level. we started with the new bulgarian government, now former government, wide communication on many issues. you've been to sofia. you made a point of reaching out to kiril petkov, the former prime minister. and the two of you were seen as reformers, people who wanted to change the dynamic between your two countries. absolutely. but the problem is many of your own people don't want to make that journey with you. if you want to be a leader, then you have to make tough decisions. we, in these negotiations, had several goals in front of us and we achieved them. number one — clear macedonian language in the european union. number two — clear macedonian identity of the macedonians in the european union. and start of the negotiations with the european union, which happened on july 19. and historical questions to be out of the negotiation framework. you mentioned the work of the historic

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states that never would haveve considered are starting to do it. parents are the ones that made that happen. you trust parents over the bureaucracy and i wish more parents did. >> in the middle of the education savings account established after the governor vetoed the legislation we had a citizen led petition back to the state legislature and if they successfully pass it again it will be law without the itsignature and this will provie opportunities for ten tens of thousands of kids in michigan. it has more of a safer a financial reason which is the student loan program. it was granting immunity if you will for thousands and t thousas of followers. it's now grown to over $1.7 trillion. from 2010 supposedly for obamacare which it did not do was the start of the runaway class and tuition increases on the institution and more students taking out the degrees. it has no merit. three out of four americans haven't taken out or attended higher educationat and so the notion that we would ask two out of three of them and of those whos made that decision is s

it started around 11:20 saturday night. hundreds of cars blocked off of virginia and seventh street. it was a chaotic scene with fireworks, laser beams, and four cars spinning donuts all at the same time. after a while, they left this intersection, and eventually made their way to the intersection of monterey highway and brennan lane. >> it was loud. it woke me up, yeah. the cars are braking and turning around, and moving fast. it was kind of squeaky. >> reporter: as they were having their fun, san jose police were coordinating their strategy to block them in. once the police closed off every escape route, they moved in, and the drivers try to move out. they didn't get very far. san jose police say they detained about 500 cars, participants and spectators. they wrote 720 tickets. most of those for spectating. they called the parents for 82 minors. they impounded at least 20 cars for participating. police also recovered this ghost gun. >> this is new. hooray for san jose pd. that seems to be a new course of action, and thank

but i have to say, i really think that we're going to start seeing a lot of the numbers online starting to overshadow what's happening offline. we were looking at another study from data catalyst institute. a lot of the rural small businesses are extremely optimistic. these are the small businesses that have platforms, online platforms, like amazon, etsy, even gold belly, to get their product out. and to just give you a fact, some of these rural small businesses are making gross sales revenue online from their web stores and third party marketplaces to the tune of almost $65,000. this is trumping all the brick and mortar sales and a lot of the wholesale sales as well. >> inflation is still high. we've talked a lot about how inflation is impacting grocery sales. but people are still going out and spending money on black friday on these gifts or things for themselves. explain that. >> inflation is certainly there, and i think there's a lot of fomo that is attached to spending. and we were saying this has become a national pastime. there was a happiness study that came out there oracle and

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and i started at the end of may. so from the time they reached out to me, that i thought it was a period of approximately 4 months. >> that's great. that's amazing. and then i want today ask my last question actually, are we able to tap you both to reach out for recommended guidelines? or experience for how we, you know, the kind of candidate that we want? >> i'm happy and i get these calls all the time. i think that's part of the job, want all to succeed. and i my colleague richard on the panel, has does. happy to have follow-up discussion with your board members. >> okay, thank you so much. >> basically, just one of the good pieces of news is a lot of cities have been doing what you've done. so it's really a matter of if you can just identify two or three cities with strong programs and asking them to see the job description to find out the processes that were used for the hiring. and one of the things about this type of hirings, there is a lost way to see do it. it's really not necessarily a best practice but a be

already started. i'm in the camp we already started.heryl: we had two quarters of negative growth. call me crazy isn't that a recession? >> yields are inverted six months. twos, fives, tens, already inverted. 10-year just inverted but i think the recession is already here. cheryl: paul, going back to the retail story, we're going into the holiday season. i'm not sure which way anybody needs to look at this point. you're get being two different stories. if you're listening to walmart things are great especially in the grocery business. we're seeing people are not shopping at target. they're downgrading to walmart. looks like people are downgrading from saks fifth avenue and they're going to macy's. kohl's i'm not sure what else we see about kohl's. >> remember kohl's because it has a past with changing ceos. is this kitchen sink quarter? we don't know yet. but certainly may be back-to-back ones. target bought poorly stuck with all merchandise they can't sell. walmart is the cheap of all cheap. if the consumer is weakening, consumer credi

we'll start to see rates come down. and i think we can all look back to the early 80's when rates will not all of us. older guys, but a 17%. and when he had 17% start to come down, we're never going to get that. but we're still in the 70's and that really could you from buying houses. >> hey, george, we've been blathering endlessly about the powerball jackpot is huge alright. if i win, if kerry wins, what we do. >> well, i just talking you to now. you do one of 3. we do all 3 things are the first thing is you go dark. you don't tell anybody you continue on as you would normally you because you have to put together a plan and you want to lawyer up. you want to get the team around you that can help keep you discipline. there are so many examples of people just wasting their lottery moneys just because you fell money and we don't know how to handle it. me if somebody wants on saturday, they're going to get more money. the many small countries actually get and all wow. so go go dark. don't tell anybody. maybe a couple of mo

at the same time the cloud and rain will start to imagine the west. temperatures around 11 to 15 degrees. a degree or so down on recent days. a spell of wet and windy weather to come on tuesday. the rain quite heavy for a time. it will move its way across the whole of the country throughout the day on tuesday. quite a clearance behind two sunny spells and a scattering of showers down into the south—west. top temperatures through the afternoon ii to 13 degrees, down to where we should be for the time of year. that unsettled the mill continuously goes through the week with temperatures no higher than 13. good afternoon. people across the uk have been paying their respects to those who have lost their lives during war. at the cenotaph in london, king charles led his first remembrance sunday ceremony since acceding to the throne. the service was followed by a march—past of 10,000 veterans. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports. a solemn ceremony of national remembrance in its familiarform amid the colours of autumn, but with one

quite a murky start, the low cloud lifting, breaking up. to look out for as the day continues. could be a little bit of fairweather cloud lingering across the east midlands and along that north sea coast, elsewhere, the heavy persistent rain in scotland is retreating to the northern and western isles. still a fair amount of cloud to the north—west of the great glen and into northern ireland. here, we are likely to see highs between 11 and 15 degrees, further south we could see 17 or 18 celsius into the afternoon. that mild theme not only continues by day, but through the night. temperatures not falling very far particularly at the west where we keep the cloud and some clearer skies, we might see single figures and yet again, with lighter winds we could see some stubborn mist and fog forming for the start of remembrance sunday. that's worth bearing in mind, if you are up and off early. it will stay on the mild side but it could be quite a murky start. hopefully that grey theme will slowly brighten as we go through the day, allowing for some

michael sayler starting buying bitcoin at 10,000. i started buying bitcoin at a dollar. high priest of bitcoin. you talk often about you get the price you deserve. new york by bang banning bitcoin they will pay a lot higher. people will buy bitcoin. it is eating the money world the way software ate the industrial world. it is the best form of money we've seen in history. this is why we are anticipating nothing but clear skies going forward. and the mining here in el salvador will be funded by these new volcano bonds. the bill which is a new securities bill, charles, is now going to become law very soon and this opens up the possibility and the, the new reality of these volcano bond that tap into geothermal energy or to mine bitcoin on behalf of the company. i should point out the new securities laws make bitcoin legal tender. they recognize bitcoin as commodity money, superior to gold, superior to the dollar. it also stipulates quite clearly every single thing out there is not bitcoin is security. ethereum is security. xrp is security. all 20,000 scam coins are securitie

those nonsense that putin said before the start of a large-scale invasion, but they start with a cleanare starting to talk about the pace of the occupation , but what kind of de-occupation? yes, the question here seems to me that the chip side is not ready for negotiations right now, because even the withdrawal of troops to the level of eh to the level of february 23, 22 it seems that putin will not accept this now and he is in some parallel reality, it seems that he does not understand that he will lose rapidly and that the stakes are not only about his power and actually about his physical existence, he seems to does not realize if if take er scenarios then er war can end well er er through er negotiations and a truce with reaching the level of february 23, 22nd year it can be with putin's successor rather er or after er the ukrainian army will approach crimea if the ukrainian armed forces will already be on the peninsula, it seems to me that then the level of negotiations on the part of the ukrainian side will be sharply increased and it will be a matter of complete deoccupation now

by the time i called the firemen they started getting bigger and bigger and started to explode .it was pretty scary. firefighters are continuing to investigating. the spike from the fire could've come from lawn equipment in they said . >>> a possible tornado knocks out power to thousands in louisiana. >>> we caught up with the bay area college student as he works to help the homeless. >>> we are taking a life look outside. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. thousands of people in the new orleans area are in the dark following severe weather yesterday. including a possible tornado. customers were without power in st. charles and jefferson. people are clearing out the records up behind by 60 mile-per-hour wind gusts. >>> further to the west, satellite imagery captured another storm . upright snow to the northern parts of new mexico as well as much of colorado. >>> a weather advisory in parts of western texas. the snowfall is causing the visibility. the skies cleared up and the temperature climbed. people driving back home to affected areas should be on the lookout for snow dr

i just started going to the gym for myself. it was just starting to gain momentum.e a client at 19 another sport appeared in my life and my first nomination in was body fitness. this is such an interesting nomination for such a skinny girl who lost weight from sixty- five back to 50. well, it looked like this. well, it was interesting. it's, uh, some kind of character building. as you as a person, you prove to yourself that you can, you can diet. you can work out and do that cardio. i remember mine the first sensations in the transformation of the body due to the fact that i weighed 65. and you don’t have much knowledge, you know at that moment, to put yourself in order and compete. for me, they were some kind of such a guide in becoming myself , bringing myself into shape. i knew that there is a goal, there is competition. and this, in the end, gives me a good figure, but, unfortunately, no one explained that plus 15 kg, then they will stick to you and i, probably, for three years, when i performed, there were always such wave-like weight lifts, when you first lose

well i'm starting boxing.ter of sports, then in model fitness, when i started performing. i was second in europe and at international competitions in vitebsk. i was the first here and, probably, in the eighteenth year. i completed the master of sports in polting. bench press. i like the path itself. when i achieve some goal i have. i'm starting to be proud of myself. no, i've achieved this so much, what's the next one? there is no such thing that i have calmed down. i'm starting to be proud of myself. no, something is always not enough for me, dear has nothing to do with this. it seems to me that they still do not even understand what exactly i do. once my mother and my sister came to the competitions, but they are generally far from this, they have a different lifestyle and i am very different. probably from his family. i have them a little different , they are simpler. they have their own lives, for example, my father is a mechanic there, my mother is already retired. they have their own business there. well

. >> started looking with set, start with a look at the weather will with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a bit cooler this morning. not your imagination is true to form. here's a quick a beauty shot for u.s. east bay shoreline. there got a little bit of haze going on. >> towards the distance. but there's the interference of some clouds aloft a little bit. so we're going to share the skies a little bit with some a few scattered clouds working in here. you can see it coming in from the west temperature. check for you. 33 at the santa rosa. lot of 30's up there in the north bay, even poking out a little bit to the east bay with 39 for fremont livermore. 37 43 san jose. even with some of this cloud cover, we've been able to slip down a little bit below with the reinforcing cold air. we talk about some half a dozen degrees or so behind what we were this time from yesterday of a good chunk of the bay winds there relatively calm at this hour. so the breakdown today graduating up from that point, noting the scattered clouds. tempera

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>>> starting off cool, definitely.r everyone heading out the door this morning, even the kids, make sure you pack that jacket. we're still under a frost advisory right now. you're going to feel it the moment you walk out the door. i promise if you live in the north bay, it is chilly right now. this frost advisory stays in effect until 9:00 a.m. the current temperatures right now near santa rosa, sitting at 33 degrees. 36 in napa. 30 over in fairfield. we jump about 10, 20, 30 degrees based on where you live. right now, concord is expected to get up to 60 degrees today. cooler temperatures just along that coastline. a live look from mount diablo, where we see mostly clear skies. mostly clear conditions even at that surface level. the marine layer is nonexistent for us, which means it's going be to a nice, toasty day for us, as we extend into the afternoon hours, at least when it comes to that sunshine beating down on us. we see winds pushing offshore. this is a little bit of a change-up for us. it's nothing too gusty, b

, we expect very much, we understand, maybe you have a point, it's so easy, we see that we need to start some more petitions for example, a petition to prohibit dog trainers from leading the film industry in any form. how is it going for you, you know, right now we have a very urgent problem in our community. i think you have heard about the reorganization of the dovzhenka center and, unfortunately, this petition which we signed and which gained 25,000 votes in just a few days, the president did not support it, but we continue to fight and now is actually a very important period for us, we will formalize it in an appeal to the community because we are against the reorganization of the dovzhenka center i like the changes that are taking place now that the state cinema did not put a person who has nothing to do with cinema as the head of the dovzhenko center and if we talk about my light hand, it's not my fault that at some point we united and started moving together, that's why now we have very important the struggle begins because we want to preserve the dovzhenko center and we really ho

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you feel starting to green up >> you'll see the he'll start to the green color, get new growth to end when the extremely dry vegetation surrounding the county turns green on fires, assistant chief and fire marshal chris bachman says the fire danger will be significantly reduced. the cautions against letting your guard down in the next week or 2. if if with wet weather was followed up. >> but a couple days northern% wind events with low humidity, though the risk is still there, says card fire recently tailed back its initial response to wildfires during the summer cruise staffed up because fires were growing rapidly due to the extremely dry conditions. >> now crews are instructed to head to a call and evaluate the situation before requesting more resources by the end of september. we had already ran more fires and we did all last time. we ran all last year for exterior fires. >> so our numbers definitely up this year and with more rain crews are looking forward to a much needed break. >> in contra costa county police to go from 4 news. >> still ahead here, the warriors using their plat

if you want to start cooperating, at least start there.mmit officially begins tuesday and the world's largest economies will be focused on the war in ukraine. russian president putin will not be in attendance in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. checking back with the weather and just a few minutes ago looking forward that cool overnight. lower the cool overnight low temperatures . we've been saying no frost advisory tonight, but there will be crossed. all have the forecast coming up. let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus, julie, it is certainly a hot spot for californians and tourists alike. but a popular travel guide is telling people now. to avoid going to lake tahoe. we're going to talk about it with the ceo of the lake tahoe visitors authority. and speaking of traveling. if you plan to get out of town this holiday season eight is going to cost you more than ever before. the big reason, leading to higher air fare and hotel rates of those

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an immune response, which means the body can start fighting the disease on its own.iths has been following one cancer patient on his histotripsy journey. peter is a guinness world record—holding skateboarder but he had to retire from competing when he was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer three years ago. it can affect cells in several organs of the body, including the liver. it turns your life into a roller—coaster. you don't know how long you've got whatsoever. peter's liver tumours are so small and widespread they can't be removed through surgery. he had several rounds of radiation therapy and chemotherapy, but these took a heavy toll on him. fatigue, energy levels, really heavily hit. i had my review and they basically said i was not responding to the chemo. but then, peter was offered the chance to undergo a new cancer treatment at stjames�*s hospital in leeds. histotripsy is a type of focused ultrasound which destroys tissue inside the body, completely noninvasively. it's much more precise than treatments which use heat or radiation, meaning it can better tr

they still need one more permit for the drive to start.rides will be available for pickup 24 hours a day once the pilot program launches. are we ready for that? kumasi: i prepared myself. reggie: mentally? physically active spiritually active what would you do if you came face-to-face with a kangaroo? kumasi: this woman has gone viral for how she responded. reggie: what is happening? kumasi: she was apparently holding the animal away. this is on tiktok and it went viral. reggie: why? kumasi: i thought i was going to see a fight. i thought she was going to be like, oh you want some? you rolled up on the wrong one today. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: but. that did not happen. she said the animal was trying to get her to play because she had on socks and crocs. she decided to keep the animal at arms length instead. ok, friend. reggie: the kangaroo was trying to fight. right? kumasi: i would have at least gave it a little something. i would've backed up. but then it would've liked popped me right in the face. [laughter] reggie: we are not taking

started capping people up in there. started shooting them. >> more detail from chesapeake, virginia. the. >> reporter: whitney, we have new information from the chesapeake police on how this unfolded and the suspect themselves. they identify him as 31-year-old andre bing. walmart says he was the suspect and he was an overnight team l leader on the overnight shift and he had been with them since 2010. they're saying bing did not wear any body armor or ballistic vest at the time of the shooting. 50 people were believed to be inside the walmart at the time of the shooting. police and law enforcement sources tell us that bing went into a break room and fired on the people who were gathered in there. one witness, brianna tyler told us there were maybe 10 or 15 people inside that room at the time that this shooting occurred, including her. she's an employee there. the brianna tyler told us she had been previously warned by other employees to, quote, look out for andre bing, that he is the kind of person that would write up pe

my mind started to shift and i started to wake up just a little bit. so you were also abused by the police during the ferguson protests in the year that there were many black lives matter protests that spread across the country after what happened, mike brown and what unfolded in ferguson, if could just talk a little bit about how that personally impacted you, but also talk about it within the context of saint louis. its history of saint louis often racist history. yeah, against any type of protests. you know, i often tell people that growing up, i never saw anything like what happened in ferguson the entire time i lived in saint louis as a young woman. right. and my parents before me had never seen anything like that before. if you could kind of put all that into some context. yeah. so it was by the time that incident happened when i was brutalized by the police, so we had been protesting. michael brown was killed august the ninth, 2014. this was no vember 24th when this happened we were we had been waiting to find out if. if the ferguson police offic

the winds started to pick visibility started to drop down the road started to ice up.f you're thinking that come to lake tahoe here in the next 48 hours, just get just chill out for a letter that let this system come through. let mother nature delivered the ci what it needs to get them out. operations teams fired up the very sorts open up and running. but but it is going to be fairly treacherous over the next 24 to 48 hours, 2 to 4 feet on the roads. i-80 highway 50 state route. 88 even around the lake. that's a lot of snow for district. 3 caltrans district caltrans the killer app. so let's give those guys a little bit of time. let's slow down. but i'll tell you what the season is here. we're getting ready to open in late all about rose's opening this wow. >> i i have plans to go in a couple of weeks for thanksgiving. so i'm hoping that we continue to get this kind of manageable amount of snow. i know last year we had a really big dumping of snow and rain kind of late october and we really didn't get time. how nice is it to get these doses of snow? the way we are getti

starting in january. they will need to start working through that.versight of that, their real scrutiny if the v.a. is executing the new authority right, if they're getting claims done in a timely manner, that will be the focus of lawmakers when they get back. host: leo shane follows these issues for the military times. militarytimes.com. you can follow on twitter. announcer: here is a look at what is coming up on c-span this veterans day. vice president kamala harris attended a ceremony at arlington national ceremony -- cemetery to honor fallen surges -- fallen soldiers. secretary lloyd austin joins chuck hagel to mark the 40th anniversary of the vietnam veterans memorial. later resident biden on climate change -- president biden on climate change as he addressed world leaders in egypt. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including midco. ♪ announcer: midco supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers , giving you a front row seat to democ

they're walking around just getting this vigil started. now, this was posted by senator scott wiener on twitter earlier this afternoon that the vigil is happening. it's in response to the mass shooting saturday night at the nightclub club. que in colorado springs that left 5 people dead and at least 18 other people wounded. senator wiener said the vigil will be to, quote, show solidarity with everyone impacted by the massacre. it was supposed to start around 6. it looks like it is underway right now. there's no schedule for just how long this is going to be going on. is that the harvey milk plaza right now? make sure you stay with kron. 4 news for the latest will be here all afternoon and we will have more for you on kron news at 8 live in tipp, cisco, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> all right, dana, thank you. president biden issuing a statement on the shooting today saying, quote, jill and i are praying for the families of the 5 people killed in colorado springs. and for those injured in this senseless attack. we know that gun violence has

just let us start with you. i didn't this and have fun with that. just get ready to start play. practice. your stops. practice, getting on the it up. really slow down the beginning of the season because once it's game you're going to need your body back in shape. you can expect your core is. that's what skiing and snowboarding really is a core strength. >> what are you seeing out there this holiday weekend? a lot of people end up coming out and trying their hand at that hard snow. absolutely. i busy coming into the basin today as i was driving up to the north shore, exporting highway 50 had a backup already coming days as i left the north shore as coming out of 2.67 that highway 89 traffic toward swat valley. it was pretty packed. so it's a really good start, but it's just nice to see how people want to get back into it again. every season, resorts and local businesses are all concerned. did the bay area completely forget about us? but actually not they're here and they're having a great time. yeah, a lot of folks from bay area go up there. so a reminder since we apparently have

we are off to a cold start. despite that sunshine. a lot of us are in the 30 still redwood city in dublin. among those spots in the upper 30's. well, oakland and san francisco comparatively really mild in the low 50's timber on at 40 nine's nevado 36 degrees and then petaluma at 34 right now. as for what we can expect later today, daytime highs rise into the upper 60's to low to even mid 70's. really nice afternoon to be venturing back out there after the meal. now, as far as our bridges go, no surprise. here it is thanksgiving morning. so there's no commute whatsoever. our busier travel times are going to be later this morning, especially after 11:00am as people are trying to get to those holiday destinations. i think the only spot you're going to see a backup this morning is getting to the grocery store has so many people are doing their last-minute preps for the thanksgiving meals. certainly nothing holding you up on our bridges. james, ok, thank you very much, john 801, is the time today. as we said thanksgiving, you well know tha

i want to be just the start of it. it's a famous start. start, the very first essay of the white helmet, which is a collection of essay that didion wrote in the late 1960s and early 1970s. this is what she said at the start. we tell ourselves stories in order to live. we live entirely by the imposition of a narrative line on disparate images, by the ideas with which we have learned to freeze the shifting phantasmagoria, which is our actual experience. or at least, we do for a while. >> such a beautiful, elegant way of describing what historians actually do. what we do, as historians, is we take all the fragments, a complicated pieces of the past, and we try to shape them into a coherent story. and then, overtime, we start to wonder whether the story that we shape is really the best way of telling the events of the past. and so, we start to think the way didion did, whether we need a new story. and that's what the shattering is. it's my attempt to take the phantasmagoria of the 1960s, this extraordinary sprawl of events. and to reshape them

the start really looking at your budget and saying, can i can i really start doing that to maybe starttting that money aside now? >> so you can live that way and not wait until january or february when they restart and then trying to live that way. the biden administration has filed an appeal in an attempt to revive the student loan forgiveness program. but it's on a very difficult path either. the 5th circuit court of appeals or the u.s. supreme court would need to overturn the texas judge's ruling. and both of those bodies, our majority conservative, steve brown. >> all right. in the north bank, sonoma county authorities in the giving spirit today as they delivered 160 turkeys to residents ahead of the holiday season. the sheriff's office saying they are thankful have all the things that they have and be sure to take time to reach out to one another. with them helping hand. all right. we want to take a look at our 4 zone forecast now a live look at i-80 in soda springs. looks like some snow is out filled up there on the side of the roads. not many people seem to be out there right no

nervous match started weakly with two goals.l, in fact , two unnecessary removals of two goals are not needed, so i won’t say what happened. i think m-m. well, it did. it's like we already have such a certain experience in international matches, but nevertheless there was such nervous tension and the guys did not immediately enter the game quite difficult. there were questions with the game task, but i was pleased that, of course, we managed to make this comeback. ah, the second period. good spent. well, the third one is already, in principle, quite good. although the stands are free to show all the games live on the tv channel belarus 5. let's continue with hockey stolichnaya dynamo continues to win in the khl, craig's squad duck held the fourth victoria in the last five games the day before and the third in a row white blue on a flash drive of the third period turned out to be stronger than their direct competitor for the playoff place of spartak moscow a place in the playoffs, probably from here it turned out to be such a stu