this leaves the start of the corner to a weaker -- recorder to a weaker and softer start. whether it can bounce back to canada's one point five annualized percent increase in gdp the huge? . this leaves us tracking below what the bank of the canada last forecasted if not. matt: how long is the transition from monetary policy changes to the effect on the economy? it has been a debate yet -- a debate lately. -- so they don't think long and variable lags are anymore. on the other hand, so many people have fixed 30 year mortgages that moves away from the arm of the great financial crisis. people argue the lags will be even longer. what is it like in canada and what is review on the u.s.? claire: that is a great question that plays a lot into the differences between how indebted households are. it posed a great financial crisis and the u.s. had a larger cycle. in come in the u.s. is generally lower than what we are facing in canada. it comes to not only speed but how monetary policy can start to flow through and mpegs household positions and aggregate demand but also comes down

and this channel starts to hang up, and this guy starts to lower the cannon , which spetsnaz, he sayske this, i'm rolling my heads, which spetsnaz, say everything there there is the fsb there and so on. and at this moment the commander didn’t get his bearings. i think that vytyok is talking to his infantrymen who were supposed to approach us according to the plan. and he briefly raises his head and says , guys, don’t be silly. 10th brigade and in this a moment shorter than he catches a bullet in the chest, vytok turns out to fall on his back, takes down the second one, who was standing in order, i somehow managed to hit him, and this first one, this first one just starts to mow in automatic mode, the belt picked him up. a bit of force majeure turned out like this. we took up the circular defense of these two passengers. well, we continue to hold on to ourselves, sitting in a zinco, somewhere around 5 hours have already passed. we sat there , i already started to run out of cigarettes. when they come, they will finally settle in with us, well, all they have to do is come, and here the

hello, let's start with football. gomel continues to gain points under the leadership of andrey kravtsov today in the twenty-second round of the championship. belarus they already beat minsk at home 2:0 to alekseevich and adeola scored 30 points against gomel. in fact, especially in the first half, it was difficult for us to hide the defense in minsk; it’s good that we scored this standard . but in the second half it was already easier. this was because there was no direct installation that we must not miss today. yes? i'll repeat myself. we play. just like that, well, and special moments. we did not allow minsk to create such people. the dangerous ones were focused on aggression on the home group, the rook file is walking, in the second match on friday at home he coped with belshina is 2:1 and with two games in hand is only two points away and torpedo namely stupid with zhodino today takes intermediate third place, that is, the intersection remains in the race for medals for the championship. the capital's hockey tea

so you started it in 2012, as i mentioned. what were you doing before you started?ou know a lot about cryptocurrencies? where were you working? brian: yeah, so before this, i was a software engineer and product manager at airbnb, the travel home rental company. and you know, i had studied computer science and economics in school. i had tried creating a couple other startups that were not very successful. one of them in the education space. while i was working at airbnb, i kind of got to see -- they were trying to move money to 190 different countries all around the world, both collecting payments and paying out the people renting their homes. i was one of the engineers working on that, seeing how difficult it was to move money globally. both how opaque the fees were, how long the delays were, the chargebacks, all kinds of things like that. so, you know, at that time, this was around december of 2010, i believe i read the bitcoin white , paper which came out. i really -- it captured my attention in a profound way. i remember reading it and thinking this might be one

and so you start this book and i won't spoil the but i know that the book starts in the 1950s sort of pre post brown v board of education as a lot of southern states began resisting the orders the court orders to integrate. why did you decide to start the book there why did you pinpoint that the origin point of the school choice movement. because i imagine that, you know, some people in the school choice movement would not be particularly proud that that's the beginning. their movement. yeah. and i think i think there's you know, there's some awkwardness about that, right. but i think, you know, one of the things i was sort of trying to figure out when i was trying to decide how start the book is sort of for where does this idea begin? and it's actually quite hard to pinpoint where that idea begins because sort of the stylized history of school choice is that it starts with milton friedman, you an economist writing an essay about vouchers in the fifties and then history that's told often is that they're nothing sort of happens friedman keeps idea alive and then 1990 milwaukee starts t

it's been a mild start. for everyone heading out in the next 15 minutes, on top of grabbing that cough eye, grab that jacket. near half moon bay, pacifica, this slowly creeps in overnight as that cold front gets closer. for now we can see the whole golden gate bridge. this is a beautiful sight to see. we have 70s in the bay with lots of sunshine and 80s into inland areas this afternoon with a light onshore flow. the next ten days, i will use napa as an example. we'll highlight other areas in a bit. today we are around average. here is the cold front tomorrow. temperatures cool down more by tuesday and we are back to average wednesday and then a gradual cool down into the weekend. are there any issues on the roads? >>> we are okay so far this morning if you are ready to head out. a live look at bay area bridges, bay bridge toll plaza, all clear. a nice start there. we are not seeing a lot of trouble on east bay communities. if you are headed maybe on east shore freeway west moving nicely towards the bay bridg

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we started off this morning with a bit of patchy mist and fog, but much of that has starting to clear, and for many of us, we're looking at some warm, sunny spells into the afternoon. that was the scene this morning in gwynedd, a lovely calm start to the day there across the sea. now, this is the satellite image. you can see we've got quite a bank of clouds to the far northwest of the uk, but generally speaking, across the uk, this is where we've got the clearer skies, the finer weather as we go through this weekend. so, still a bit of cloud across some central areas continuing to clear away, and we could catch just the odd shower across the far south of england and across wales. but really, for most of us, it's going to be a dry day with those warm, sunny spells, temperatures getting up to about 21 to 24 degrees celsius quite widely, about 15 to 18 degrees further north and west across scotland where the cloud will thicken later in the day. tonight, there'll be some patches of mist and fog developing mainly across southern areas of england, the midlands, towards east anglia as well,

for sunday we start to see some changes — the air starts to destabilise from the atlantic as these weather another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. live from washington, this is bbc news. president biden heads to the g20 summit in india. leaders will discuss sustainable development and economic issues. state tv in mali announces two attacks by islamic militants on civilians. dozens are feared dead. plus, apologising for a predator injapan. the family and company of a late boy—band promoter acknowledge his crimes. hello, i'm carl nasman. in the coming hours, world leaders will begin arriving in new delhi ahead of this weekend's g20 summit. recent meetings have been dominated by russi

uh, this year we won't have any starts in february.re is no point in reaching peak form in february. let us note that the best shooting skiers in belarus, including the core of the women’s team, can be seen very soon at the end of september in raubichi the belarusian summer biathlon championship will be held. don't miss peter sayonakh took fifth place at the world weightlifting championships in saudi arabia in the weight category up to 89 kg. in the snatch, the belarusian managed to lift a barbell weighing 170 kg. in the clean and jerk , only the first attempt was successful; the declared weight was 201 kg. total amount 371 kg. this is 3 kg more than it was at the june stage of the grand prix in gavan for peter became the winner in riyadh the best world mustafa javadze from iran today at the planetary forum there was a pause day for belarusians on wednesday. we will root for pavlov and before sievich and suzan volodko also on the away list daria kheider irina letoshik sergei shirenkov evgeniy tikhantsov and eduard zizyulin. more than 1

with the event starts very soon. find trial in connection with the event starts very soon.— starts veryased on _ starts very soon. and you know, based on what _ starts very soon. and you know, based on what we've _ starts very soon. and you know, based on what we've seen i starts very soon. and you know, based on what we've seen overl starts very soon. and you know, i based on what we've seen over the last few years, american politics has always been polarised and divisive, but it feels particularly intense and heated right now. yes. intense and heated right now. yes, that's true. — intense and heated right now. yes, that's true, and _ intense and heated right now. yes, that's true, and it's _ intense and heated right now. yes that's true, and it's interesting that's true, and it's interesting that most americans see this sentencing as we are expecting today and the trials of donald trump are not, on legal basis but on political basis. most americans believe that donald trump is guilty or not guilty depending on their party affiliation. as the election campaign heats up in the united st

help is starting to trickle _ are? some good news at last. help is starting to trickle into _ are?e good news at last. help is starting to trickle into those - are? some good news at last. help is starting to trickle into those most - starting to trickle into those most affected communities. the american army has managed to clear some of the landslide, allowing the vital supplies to reach those communities worst affected. also from the international community —— the moroccan army has cleared some of the landslide. the uk is also sending a team, a uk charity due to arrive here on monday. they will all be heading to the atlas mountains to offer help to those whose villages have been flattened by the quake. in the foothills of the atlas mountains, the small town of asni, a community crushed and crumbling. rescue teams are struggling to access these remote villages close to the epicentre, where hundreds of people are still feared to be trapped under the ruins of their fragile clay homes. translation: there are a lot of blocked roads. a lot of people can't find their parents and a lot o

let's start with cupertino.the new iphone is coming out, and look at that, lots of sunshine for you to enjoy your new toy at around lunchtime. we're looking at temperatures in the 70s. as far as the rest of the bay area, here is the wind we're keeping an eye on. as we go into this afternoon, we're going to see temperatures -- i mean winds coming in at around 15 to 20 miles an hour around the immediate bay. closer to the coastline, let me get the graphics up, they're still waking up, we're looking at winds close to marin county, close to the rest of the bay, at around 20 miles an hour, 30 miles an hour for bodega bay, and even into parts of the santa cruz mountains. i want to keep an eye on this. hurricane lee still churning, a dangerous storm right now, category 3 over san juan, puerto rico. the good news is, it avoided conditions there, but what it's going to do now is continue and hopefully take this northern turn right there around tomorrow morning. but still, the eastern seaboard is seeing the impacts over t

the start of the work of the national executive offices and agencies located in tehran will start from 7 to 9 in the morning. in the case of the offices of the provincial and city units, the start time will be 7 in the morning. in the military, law enforcement and security units, the starting time for work was subhan. in the industrial units, until now, the governors have the authority to make the necessary decisions according to the heat and cold of the weather and the length of the day. and in the province of imam kand, mr. rafiei, also about the simple start to the work of mothers and fathers who have young children or honeymooners in elementary school, he said that the starting time of the egyptian national executive bodies in tehran is floating from 7 to 9 in the morning. the provinces also emphasized to help employees who have children under 7 years old. may the national computer olympiad team of iran shine in the 35th world olympiad 2023 in hungary and return to the country in seventh place . in this competition , parsa pardali behrouz won the gold medal. the team won the world

, quiet start for many.es developing as we go through the afternoon and into the evening, temperatures on the cool side where the winds are strongest in the north. 0k. the position of that area of low pressure open a bit of question at this stage. but at the moment, it does look like we could see later wednesday into wednesday night worse the winds around some irish sea coast and then later into parts of southern scotland and northeast england, the area of low pressure with it taking that rain northwards. pretty stormy night wednesday night into thursday. and as we start thursday, even though things turn quieter, there could be some residual damage and travel disruption. take care. live from washington, this is bbc news. a space capsule carrying the largest asteroid sample ever collected lands safely in utah, which could shed new light on how planets were formed. the us is one week away from a potential government shutdown, as pressure mounts on lawmakers to strike a budget deal. france will end all military

so that's why decided to start there. moriah: i found the beginning of the book to be one of the most intriguing and compelling parts partially because it's so dramatic, very emotional and it really has to do with one of the biggest cases in u.s. supreme court history. i encouraged reviewers to pick up the book and read it, but can you walk us through how round v board of education and how desegregation came first to a school choice movement. cara: it's interesting. there were sort of education -- implications that brown was coming down the line. there had already been a few court cases at the university level and so it seemed clear that next would be the k-12 system, so it started in georgia, that was one of the first places where there were influential voices where we essentially need to give up public schools weather then desegregate them. in one of the things i found interesting in the research was, this was before google, the internet and widespread availability of news and the way that we understand it now, and yet

to start one.g, if i might say, it's always about the individual, whether they can cut it, whether they can do it -- >> don't get in business if you can't get into business when it's the hard. >> because you'll see bad times no matter when you start your business. 7-year cycles in the economy and people debating version, this brings us back to 2008, 2009 season. everybody was freaking out because rates were high, a recession was upon us, financial crisis, and yet some of the very best deals we ever saw were right then. >> absolutely. liz: so you can't be fearful about that. but looking at how you guys started your businesses, let me take it even earlier than that because with i really want our viewers to understand this. raise your hand if you ever were a waiter -- [laughter] seriously? i knew you two, but i didn't know barbara. >> come on. i was a waitress 20 the different times. >> it's how i learned sales. liz: and what did you learn specifically from being a waiter? >> i learned that you didn't

it is starting to show up. it took a little while but i expect that to build with momentum as we go into 2024. alix: is totally unfair question, the market has been taking the data as confirmation as sort of a soft landing, goldilocks scenario. is the manufacturing data reading back to you? timothy: i would agree with the soft landing. it kind of feels like this is a soft landing and it feels like manufacturing is in the trough and i don't see anything turning at negative period of thing indicates it will be more positive. for the fed, we will see how they take this data and what they do with it. that is a much longer-term game. it feels like we are sitting here and have been sitting for quite some time in a slow contraction which in anybody's definition would be a soft landing. dani: what sort of, to seen on inventories? timothy: the over ordering has cleared out but not ago was nine months ago. customer inventory lists are on the low end of about right. it is not great but it is good. that leaves supplier inv

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starting off with low clouds and drizzle near the coastline. once we get through the early morning hours and the moderate air quality still lingering around, we're going to move everybody into that good category for the afternoon. as we get more of the winds coming in from the changes in the weather pattern to the north. so the smoke tracker here, as we go into your afternoon hours, around the immediate bay, seeing clearing skies. that's a good sigh of relief there. some of the valleys could be stuck with a little bit of haze, but better improvements than what we have seen over the last couple of days. as we take it hour by hour, help peel back that layer of clouds for the early morning hours, into this afternoon, some of the -- our neighbors to the north here are still going to be stuck with some of those high clouds pushing on through as we have an approaching low pressure system from the pacific northwest. we'll get to that in a second. but the temperatures, a little bit like fall that we will see today. low 60s at the beaches. low 70s aroun

the commander started to leave. principle, it was a more adequate solution that we attacked them, we did not wait for them, they did not wait for us, we were lucky that we reacted faster and we did not understand how many of them there were there is something in that trench that we really fought for, in principle it was more adequate to withdraw, i was reloading waste on the way, it just so happened that our machine gunner reacted, he began landing from the side to comb there, it’s good that he didn’t comb us, of course we leave, run along the landing, we laugh briefly there, the slipper was sloppy, there was a total of 4:0, and the machine gunner runs up. such a shorter one sits in shock, says nothing, it’s a crackling, so we say , that’s why we fought shorter, so we didn’t think that they were 50 m from us, they just had a position in short, we have already probed the front edge of the enemy, everything is normal, we started galvanizing here, the guys are just turning back, it doesn’t work, they arrived by car, yo

to sleep, i don't want to get up, my arms and legs hurt , someone's eyes start to swell, the nose startsed, or vice versa, there is a runny nose, that is, it runs, someone has a sore throat. someone is talking, so i immediately feel that my lymph nodes are swollen. on the neck, these are the initial manifestations of the disease, that is, we must remember that we need to look at the temperature and behavior , it depends on whether there is hyperthermia or not, and we remember that a temperature of up to 38.5 is protective, and on the contrary, it is not necessary to reduce because the production of those antibodies that are designed to fight pathogens is going on accordingly, we must remember elementary things that are sufficient for one regimen, but the truth is that they forget about it because the temperature is because we sweat because we have a cold dear, it doesn't matter what severity is stress stress is accordingly, the cost of e-e and e-e with our need for water and electrolytes is increasing , so yes, these are banal grandmother’s favorite recipes, that is , teas. many people h

starting next year 2024. uber says it can be especially helpful for people who have trouble getting to a store. uber says they're also working with certain medicaid and medicare plans to let users pay for products using health care benefits like fsa accounts and flex cards. uber eats is also getting ai assistant to a plan, meals on a budget and also creating sales aisle. so you can easily find the best deals from brands on that platform. and still ahead here at 3, a lot more coming up, including a person. >> who is hit and killed by a chp officer today. what the chp is saying after this person was hit on the peninsula. plus, the authors guild of america is now going after artificial intelligence. why they say ai is a threat to literature. but first, attorney general rob bonta filing a lawsuit in the name of reproductive rights. why he is now accusing anti-abortion group of false advertising. >> the state of california is suing to anti-abortion groups for allegedly falsely advertising how an abortion reversal

google was started by a russian, intel started by a hungarian, ebay started by a frenchman. >> immigrants have such a strong work ethic and drive. they're leaving their countries and starting out with very little. >> the very first entrepreneurial risk you take is packing up your stuff and moving to america. >> leaving everything you know. >> and creating something new. thank you. >> creating a lot of new. >>> we know the temperatures may be cooling down, but the golden arches are spicing things up with a comeback. mcdonald's is bringing back its spicy chicken mcnuggets. when it was first introduced, the chain could not keep up with demand and it briefly made a comeback in february of 2021. since then, fans have been waiting for their return. spicy chicken mcnuggets will only be available for a limited time in sets of 6, 10, 20. go all the way to 40. >> better get a lot of sauce. >>> trending this morning, let's talk about nsync. nsync with the chicken and spice. >> that's right. both key ingredients the latest chapter of their closely-watched comeback. >> i say it's going to be me. he wa

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so off to a pretty decent start. reed? >>> all right, we like decent starts. thank you g. your community station live in oakland this morning. where we see and hear business owners saying enough is enough. and the face of business killing crime. restaurants struggling to stay open and others shutting down. well, there's a response this morning to report. businesses are banding together to send a message. shawn chitnis has more on a one day business strike. >> reporter: tony tongue owns new tin's market in oakland's chinatown. >> i've been here for 20 years and it's never been like this. never. >> reporter: he can't believe what's happened to his neighborhood. where businesses like his have to start closing earlier in the day 4:30 p.m., scared someone may target his store in the evening. >> sad that i have -- to close the store. >> reporter: businesses like his now choosing to close for one day on their own. to get more attention on the crime in oakland. >> beyond how the respect has gone out the door. >> reporter: this frustration towards city leaders comes soon after oakl

also starting today, b.a.r.t. is adding more runs to its busiest lines and promising shorter wait times. our bob redell will break it all down in a live report coming up in our next half hour. >>> from b.a.r.t. to the commute on the golden gate bridge. you can see folks getting started with their day. how is the forecast? one thing we see, it is not foggy at the golden gate bridge this morning. we're used to seeing fog there. >> unusual, but indicative of what will be a warm day. good morning. how about we start our forecast on this monday in the north bay. san rafael waking up to 52 degrees. we'll see a slight dip at around 7:00 a.m., but then warming up nicely as people head to work or to school. it's one of those days where you can take the lunch outside. it's going to be nice. you can use those sunglasses and sunscreen. around the bay area we'll see temperatures in the 80s, in novato 86, 89 in concord, and low 80s from fremont to san jose. a nice day overall, even along the peninsula. things will turn breezy a

i started and said i started to think this very thing.at this is mine and i should run a restaurant business. well, it so happened that i was meeting with the chairman of the minsk regional executive committee to talk. i really want to study with us. this is the restaurant business. i noticed such a place, i feel very emotional, if possible, please help. well, that is create a cafe there, roadside he. well, the man is a great guy, he didn’t immediately make a concession, he said, “do you want to work?” yes, come here tomorrow and we’ll talk. we met, talked and gave me permission , it’s true, at that time they gave me permission for a mini cafe for the season. to be honest, i didn’t really know belarusian laws. where to start? well, i started the way i imagined, it seemed like the first day, but thank god everything went unexpectedly. then i see the work is going on. why not develop 1 2 there he started something, added something, built something, but i didn’t understand that permission was needed for all this. well, i started building. i

that starts at home? >> it starts at home, starcher, it starts with leaders everywhere. when we have leaders, residents, we have faculty, universities of our uniteder states even better leaving the patient does know anybody's going to listen to you. that's different from you. what is got to do as president is recognized we all share this, we are all americans. we are all americans. what does that mean to us as we begin to heal as a nation? we have never been more divided than we are now in my lifetime. it reminds me of the time i was really john but coming out of vietnam war era when the nixon era, and interest rates were high, inflation was tough and the culture of the country was broken. we are almost in that place now culture wasn't economic wise. it's going to take leadership. it's not the same old thing. i can't go into the college campus today and role of the same republican mantra that we're going to do this the same way when historically we have not shared a message we're going to do something about the port in urban america or handle things different, , the more

first, we want to start with mike. he's been tracking a traffic incident on 880. >> a major crash which for a period of time had traffic stopped getting toward the bay bridge from the nimitz freeway. let's take a look at the camera over in emeryville. we've turned it toward the 880 northbound direction, and you can see traffic is slowly getting by. let me point out exactly what's going on. traffic northbound coming up toward the bay bridge, there's still activity here, at least one larger vehicle, i think it might be a tow truck. some more lights are arriving behind it. there's still activity blocking one of those lanes. one is open. this has been going on for a while. this backup continues to slowly build coming toward grand avenue and northbound 880 toward oakland. if you continue up 580 instead of cutting over, but northbound does get by slowing toward the toll plaza because of a major crash. it sounds like someone has been taken from the scene by an ambulance already. there were reports there was someone unconsciou

the festival starts sunday morning with the walk starting at 11:30.chance for people across the bay area to come together to raise money for the cause. the susan g. komen foundation advocates for breast cancer patients and their families. the money raised goes to nonprofits for various programs like the patient care center and their financial assistance program. organizers remind people how devastating this disease can be, and the big difference that these fundraisers really make. >> i am involved in this cause because i want to wipe this disease out, because it's affecting way too many women every single day, one in eight will still be diagnosed in their lifetime. >> it is free to register to walk, and you can also donate any time. >> a flamingo is most popular tomorrow. >>> people everywhere seem to be asking, will she or won't she? we can only mean taylor swift, of course. will they attend travis kelce's game sunday night when they travel to the big apple? we do know one thing, swifties are heading there and that is leading to a spike in ticket sal

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i knelt down and started to recharge, he started to walk away immediately . we fought, we didn't wait them, they didn't wait for us, we were lucky that we reacted faster and we didn't understand how many of them were there . there is something in that trench that we tried really hard for, in principle, it was more adequate to really leave, i was reloading waste on the go, just like that it turned out that our machine gunner reacted, he started landing from the side, combing there, it's good that he didn't comb us, of course. so let's say that's why we fought, in short, we didn't think that they were 50 m from us, they just had a position . in short, we already felt the front edge of the enemy, everything is normal, everything started to galvanize here , the guys are just turning back, it's not working we arrived by car, there is no one, we take up a circular defense, we start galvanizing, we just sit, our task is to wait for the infantry there, probably after half an hour, veremiy comes out, the deceased takes him out, he was sitting under a tree, when he saw it, he went over to the l

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and started kind >> are heartbroken. a walker says that he owned the chandelier for 7 years successfully sailing and along the pacific coast. >> he told me that he was heading to seattle when it ran ashore on the northern edge of stinson beach while he was sleeping for weeks, volunteers helped digging up sand surrounding the writer, a private tugboat attempted to pull the boat out during high tide. but nothing worked. walker won a restraining order against him are in county parks department for more time. but the order expired monday. the park's director called the vote an environmental hazard. adding if waves shattered the vote, it would harm beachgoers, surfers and wildlife. in the and walker says he never wanted any of this to happen. so it's gone. a family. >> rob, certainly not the ending. you want. >> as far as what happens next. walker says that he's not sure. but he said that he wants to get a job so that he can go buy a new boat. here. it's tense beach, theresa kron. 4 news. >> developing news tonight. most of t

temperatures start in the mid 60s, and steadily dropped to the low 60s later tonight. temperatures by tomorrow morning end up in the 50s almost everywhere. warmer spots staying around 60 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow after we were a couple of degrees above average today. a couple of degrees below average tuesday afternoon, but pleasant. upper 60s and low 70s in san francisco and oakland. some spots topping out in the 80s tomorrow afternoon. we will warm back up before we cool back down again, riding the roller coaster. the coolest days will be saturday, sunday, and monday. nothing in terms of what you would call chilly, but upper 70s and low 80s for highs inland, that is below normal for the middle of september . you will even see some sunshine breaking through the clouds along the coast over the next several days. temperatures don't change much, you will discover in the mid 60s. >> sounds pretty good. thanks. >>> still ahead, the future of the artificial intelligence industry is in the spotlight in this week's dream forest conference. how one bay area team wants

starting off down in the south bay. this is a live look behind me from our block mountain cam overlooking the santa clara valley. as i show you the temperatures in the santa clara valley, we're off to a mild start. upper 50s and lower 60s from redwood city down along 101 into the heart of the santa clara valley. we are dealing with some cool temperatures but at least we're seeing clear skies there. watch what happens as we head just a little bit more north in pockets near oakland, great example. low 60s right now. just across that bay bridge we're in the upper 50s and grab the jacket and grab the pumpkin spice latte. we are a couple of days away from the first day of fall and this weather is definitely starting to feel like it. take a look at this. areas like santa rosa and petaluma. also in the 0s up in the north bay. here's what we're looking at right now for our weather headlines and clear conditions at the surface level. at treasure island cam. looking just into the bay bridge. here's ariette headlines in a nutshell

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he didn't start out to have a cult.t protzman and his followers believe is objectively wacky but it's also dangerous. is there a cabal? >> you can call them cabal, you can call them the mafia, you can call them whatever you want. there is a group of people that run us all. >> and they go back all the way to the very beginning of the bible. and they sacrificed children. >> reporter: when you say people run them all, are you talking about the jews? >> there is a difference. there are traditional jews and there's zionist jews. they work the kazerian mafia. >> reporter: what is being said about the khazerian mafia is not true. but it's a hugely popular anti-semitic theory that emerged after russia invaded ukraine. it is an example how americans who go down the rabbit hole can become submerged in a world of hate and extremism. >> qanon is rooted deeply in anti-semitism which dates back centuries all the way to medieval blood libel, which was the false accusation that jewish people were gathering and kidnapping christian chil

god willing, we will start here. do the approvals of this meeting with the support of environmental institutions of the organization nations will be followed up, which should be done from now on, and we hope that considering that these issues are far from politics and are related to nature and human life, we will get good results. iran is one of the most important countries that are most affected by the storm . sand and dust are placed in the air and enter the sky of iran from 270 million hectares of foreign dust centers. the international organization to deal with sand and dust storms will end its work tomorrow by issuing a statement in the conference hall of tehran. saeed hajizadeh news agency. sali radio is a respectable and capable presenter and all the people sharif of iran, i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect that it is being held in tehran with the presence of more than five international and foreign delegations, why are environmental issues on the agenda of this international meeting, requiring interna

comfortable to start off friday morning. highs are almost exactly normal by friday afternoon. 60s and 70s around the bay. mid-60s along the coast and that assumes a couple hours of sunshine. a mix of 70s and 80s down at the south end of the bay and the peninsula with mid to low 80s for the santa clara valley. right around 90 for the hottest spots east of the diablo range but otherwise we are talking mid-to-upper 80s and 60s and 70s with low 80s in the north bay valleys until you get further north where you find temperatures climbing a little bit closer to 90 degrees. if you are heading down to monterey for the indycar races, temperatures are going to be in the low 70s both saturday and again on sunday. enjoy the perfect mid-september weather. temperatures will warm up a little bit but it is a modest warm-up. sunday and monday are the warmest days , little further into the 70s for san francisco in oakland. you can definitely handle that. inland spots? well, warmer that we will not call it hot. mid 80s and san jose. closer to

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and then as you can see as we start fall, we start warming up towards saturday and sunday.hing too extreme. but looking out for some mid 80's inland. so it looks like a real nice weekend headed our way after a nice mild week. back to you. thank you so much. a real housewife of orange county was arrested over the weekend after allegedly hitting someone else's house. >> with her car, it happened in newport beach over the weekend. tmz reporting that shannon storms, mud or damaged the home before parking in the middle of the street and then got out and allegedly started been walking her dog. she has now been booked on drunk driving charges. we're told that bravo was not filming the reality show during her arrest. a suspect has been arrested in the ambush killing of a los angeles county sheriff's deputy was earlier this morning. the police took into custody. 29 year-old kevin salazar after a standoff that lasted several hours. he suspected of killing 30 year-old la county sheriff's deputy ryan clinkunbroomer. this happened on saturday night. the deputy was found in his patrol ca

so, i started to really explore.possible with this unique ability that i have. but could ai allow something so human to evolve? so, over the last six years, i've moved a lot into direction and creative direction with technology and i was appointed as creative director of fusion, which is a collaboration with leipzig international ballet in germany, 35 international dancers. and the idea was, with mario schroder, who's the ballet director, to introduce a new tech process. but the whole story is really about how do we visualise tech? so, speaking with gpt—3, we were able to talk about this idea of different shapes and what shapes represent technology and eventually, using very simple applications through midjourney and dall—e with paul zoller started to visualise some of the earlier texts that we'd generated. so you started to see these new set pieces — a white tree floating over a stage, a large disk that is black and absolute with water — and these kind of visual hallucinations that came from these ai conversations,