start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start start maria: welcome back. good morning. thanks very much for being here this morning with us i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, november 29, 8:00 on the east coast. house famed to beach alejandro mayorkas voters seem to wish things went differently a rasmussen poll shows 55% likely voters want him out as secretary. the other split on issue 43% say he should be impeached 43% others said no mayorkas planning to visit texas to receive updates about del re-- sector ambushed by foreigners coming in. tiana: talked border a lot i have been there five times i can't believe what i am seeing, drugs coming in human trafficking, he continues to say it is secure >> a beyond catch and release it is -- we're going to release you without a court date honor code you will come back to maybe get a court date two years from now nothing begins a house speaker johnson i think a dealt a difficulty hand i fail to see what with the r

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marked their tenth straight loss to start the season. if they lose to pittsburgh tomorrow night, it will set a new record for the worst start to the season ever. let's hope things get better from here. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you would like. we're on 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, and even repeats of our newscasts. >>> right now at 6:00, the racist text message scandal plaguing the antioch department returns to the spotlight. four criminal defendants are hoping to have their charges dropped. a live report on the testimony the judge is expected to consider. >>> and sam bankman-fried guilty on all counts. he could spend more than 100 years in prison. it took a jury about 200 minutes to figure that out. >>> also, major traffic alert. how to avoid the potential weekend traffic nightmares on interstate 680. the work-arounds you'll need to keep in mind as you make weekend plans. >>> this is "today in the bay." and this is also friday morning. 6:00 right now. than

we're going to watch this system of low pressure start to dip in starting on monday. makes its way into the bay area, we really have to see where it is centered. that could change how much rain we pick up and how much of that moisture comes in, wind ramping up. the main event will be tuesday on into thursday. i see it beginning around the tuesday morning commute. make sure the windshield wipers are good and gutters are cleared out and make sure your home stays nice, cozy and dry. i think it will start to take a little bit of a northern pattern mostly offshore as we go into tuesday evening. wednesday looks like a more widespread event from the north to the south. even into the sierra, some snow will also start to be piling up. the concerns with this right now is that we could see some localized flood possible. but really the main event will be tuesday/thursday. we'll see the rain back off as we go into next weekend. we talked about the snow estimates. the models are pushing back on how much we were expecting. it looks to be about one to two inches of snow. more or so o

we start with some breaking news.he age of 100. he served as america's top diplomat and national security adviser during the nixon and ford administrations. in a statement, kissinger associates, a political consulting firm he founded, said the german—born former diplomat died at his home in connecticut. the statement from kissinger associates did not give a cause

before we get start, there's someone in the >> before we getre started, there's someone in the audience i want to recognize. we have vice pence's daughter charlotte and her beautiful daughter with us today. we talk a lot about the library and legacy of president reagan and since being the first lady of the united states and comes a lot of attention and responsibility. what about the role of second lady? while this position may not always receive as much recognition, itre is no less important. in fact, being a second lady can be an incredible opportunity to inspire change and make a difference in the lives of others. this is the perfect description of the of it tonight. educator and artists say this is pence's work spotting attention to art therapy and sacrifices made to military service members and their families., most peoplepl have placed sharig good and bad and lives of their time and first lady of venothat and the united states. not karen pence. in an interview, she says her book is not a memoir. in a recent interview i said with abc news, she said this book is about encounselorring

. >> americans start the leave gaza. the scramble to get out as the fighting between israel and hamas shows this is far from over. >>> what do we want? >> could you be dealing with even higher power bills? you might if pg&e gets its way. the big pushback over another possible rate hike. >>> all about these young mane that came and sacrificed everything they could. >> they want to just play in a safe place and an east bay outfootball team finally gets a new field. >>> strike. >> the texas rangers win the world series. >> the rangers are on top of the baseball world and bruce bochy is about to add another ring to his collection. >>> left, right, left, right. >> celebrating 50 years of hip hop. we take you back in time with the genre's music, dance and fashion. well, good morning on this thursday, and i love going back in time and talking a little music, i'm gianna franco. >> i'm reed cowan. not the least of which is the fact that you are the traffic master, what would we call ourselves? the traffic tryers? >> you guys did

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when mike and i decided to start talking about this most recent endeavor and we started january 1st reading our read through the bible in a year, those one year bibles and believe it or in 38 years of marriage, we have never done together consistently. but i can tell you that starting january 1st, up until, even today, we have read our bible together, the reading for that day and yesterday's was our favorite verse. yeah. and was it's jeremiah 2911 for i know the plans i have for you says the plans to prosper you and not to harm you. plans to give you hope and a future. and that is just a verse we clung to so win or elections moving, changing jobs through everything in that verse has really carried us through. and i gave mike a, you know, a frame with that when we were heading to washington in 2000. yeah. so i'm the mom of two grown daughters and there's a section in your book that really struck me so. there's a lot of bible verses, but there's another where you actually talk about mom isms. and one of yours was teach your kids how to fight for their dreams by fighting for yours. i just abso

it starts to rise.ity and maybe some thunder shower activity out of this towards wednesday. thursday. but this guy's going to sail to the south, not making a beeline toward direction sale south before it meanders its way off to california. that's going get a couple of days to get its act together here. meantime, we've got sunny skies going on for today. pretty sweet at that. some scattered clouds try to work in here as we get into a sunday a little bit there. but the real action doesn't start happening until we get to really about monday. we do see a line out to sea, but it's not going directly impact us terms of the rain in your morning commute probably until tuesday morning. that looks unavoidable. the models are starting agree on that. that looks like where our first hit starts was. put this together for the weekend. a few scattered clouds, mild. 70 ish covered the bay near mid 70's going on. well inland early in the week. monday's got a variable clouds cool. not too much happening yet tuesday and we

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that was a funky game. >> a slow start to the homestand. it started with the starting unit.draymond green down the stretch tonight against cleveland. why the four-time nba champ had ♪ ♪ everyone needs a place to recharge. how we get there matters. ♪ ♪ we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. >>> welcome back, i'm anthony flores. i've never really even heard of this before, draymond green was ejected tonight against cleveland. but the real story is how he got tossed from the game. the ref was reviewing a foul committed against green but found that green earlier made contact with a cleveland player and then assessed green a technical foul which was his second of the game. so he was gone. it happened in the third quarter. draymond, obviously, not happy about it. and well he didn't go quietly to the locker room. now to the game. down by as many as 17, chris paul gives the warriors the lead with the bucket. steph curry had 30 points and this nice assist to klay thompson. it wasn't enough. no time for the warriors to feel s

morning. >> we start out a little differently outside. it should be dry to begin your day or wake-up weather forecast starting at 06:00am you see a few clouds out there in the morning. it will be a little chilly, too little bite in the air. temperatures holding in the 40's from the coast all the way to the valleys as we head 08:00am. we're looking at temperatures are running in the 50's some low 60's, partly cloudy skies. the sun start to peek through the temperatures slowly warming up. but partly is going to start to see a little bit of a breeze kicking. we'll talk more about that. the chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. a 14 year-old is recovering tonight in a 16 year-old is in custody. >> after a stabbing today at santa rosa high school. in a letter to parents, the school's principal says that it happened during a fight between 2 students before classes this morning near the football and the baseball field. according to the principal, one of the students used a large kitchen knife to stab the other students

white smoke's starting to come, which means the fire is starting to... scary.oint, the whole town is seemingly on fire. after checking his child is ok, another lahaina resident, kekua, decides to drive into town to help people. he sees a woman by the side of the road. and she was pretty badly burnt. her legs were burnt, her heels were burnt. the back side of her body was burnt. and what does front street look like at this point? 0h, crazy. you know, i could hear people kind of yelling, "help! help!" i was terrified. you know, i'm not going to lie. it was scary. yeah, ijust watched it. it sounded like gunshots in the distance. we knew it wasn't, but that's what it sounded like. i think what was worrying for us too is one of the sounds we didn't hear was sirens. that was one of our thoughts is, "we'lljust stay in the water till the fire trucks come and put this out. and we waited and waited and it never...it never happened. noah and his family stayed in the water for six hours until it was safe. by this time, the smoke is starting to clear a little and kekoa is b

that will be the starting point.ome of the eu countries were quite sceptical about ukrainejoining the eu, particularly hungary. the prime minister of hungary, viktor 0rban, was saying he does not believe that ukraine canjoin the european union while it is at war. it is very difficult to predict when it will happen, and also it is not certain, of course, that all 27 members of the european union will agree to start this formal process. we need to wait for the summit in december, even if this report that is coming out next week will be positive and will confirm that ukraine has met all the requirements that they set up for this country. in northern ireland, water pumping has started in the flooded areas of downpatrick. several towns were hit by heavy rain this week. but for many businesses, it could be a while until they are able to assess the damage to their premises. as our northern ireland environment correspondent, louise cullen, reports. unprecedented, apocalyptic, and now the aftermath. after two days of drier we

is that where the writing start? when you started writing your memoir? yes. where did you start. no, that's not where the writing started. it started out on a prolog, which actually it's not there anymore. but there's a reference it where as quite a number of years earlier, jackie kennedy, who had bought a house on martha's vineyard where i lived full time now, had had a last picnic with me on a beach. our families had gone home to take our children to school. and we were packing up our two houses and. we were going to rent the next year. she already had hers. she said to me, i wish you would write a memoir. and i said, i never look back. forget it. i only look forward and she said, well, what are you writing? and i said, well, i'm trying to do a piece about political prisoners that i had met through my amnesty travels and three of them had become presidents, their country. and i was trying write about the moment when they were imprisoned, when they decided what they going to do when they get out. and she said, well, that's sounds interesting. put your in it. in each case. and i

so all 3 boats tied to each other prior to the fire start. so what's the started evolving. hold them together, failed in and there are people living in the votes are sleeping in the boats. and how are they what happened there with the people? >> so we can't confirm if people rushing living on the boat, but there were people on the bus the time of the incident and everyone was successfully rescued out of the and all are medically evaluated by fire department personnel. >> one person wants reporting minor injuries and and that gentleman transported to a local area how many people and where they all were. it was all we're all 3 boats occupied. >> and that's a good question. what we're trying to determine right now to investigations and interviews with the people on what do you do, what of boats on fire like >> looks like they're fully engulfed. and did you have a chance even to put them out urgent? they just burn >> much, we make sure that nobody was on board no one was need rescue when a head start suppression efforts to make sure that the both in a smoky candidates were mini

we do start to warm up. however, you know, we start december tomorrow.s as we get into the midweek timeframe next week. so definitely feels like we've turned the corner and starting to see that winter pattern starting to roll during those storms to the north of us. back to all right, cuyler, thank you. good information there. a former secretary of state henry kissinger has died at the age of 100 newsnation's. evan lambert has a look back at his life and complicated legacy. >> he was the secretary of state and national security adviser, a nobel laureate, a young jewish refugee fleeing the nazis in his native germany, rising to the pinnacle of foreign policy at the height of american power around the world strive for >> which rule of law governance. and fundamental human rights, the president >> henry kissinger came to be both revered as a peacemaker and statesman and reviled by others as a warmonger. and as national security adviser to president nixon, then secretary of state to both nixon and his successor, gerald ford. kissinger was everywhere, a centra

we start off cloudy, but now you start to see about 5 o'clock.ew showers roll in in the overnight hours. it really starts to push through. i think that we could pick up some of the bigger rain totals for this whole system. between now and tomorrow, this is what we're looking out for. but by the time we take it down to a saturday night, these are the totals. so still quite a bit of rain to come from this, even though a lot of places haven't gotten much of anything yet. it is on the way. take a look at your standard forecast. you can see those showery conditions that roll through today in the afternoon thursday and then friday, again, as i mentioned, particularly friday night into saturday, we should start to get some clearing later in the day on saturday by sunday. we're done with this low pressure system has moved away and then we're going up to some nicer temperatures and also some partly cloudy skies as we work our way into the beginning of next week. back to you. all right. thank you. a big announcement from apple last year. the company launch

while things turned south here, we'll start to see things start to happen here wednesday., somewhat variable clouds showing the impact up in the sierra is not as great. yeah, it will take a while. maybe latter portion of the things will start to happen. but that's only this is rain is you'll notice not snow. that's because the system is tapping into very mild air coming from the lower latitudes. so therefore, it's not that traditional gulf of alaska cold air. let's go for a vigil. see what i'm talking about. just a little in the way of some snow, as you can see to the period and probably if this were like the latter portion of the snow season, you had all that snow up there on top of something like this. probably they would have some flash flood watches that have been posted, but nothing for those folks either. no winter stuff. no nothing. but we'll see as the storm starts to take. hold back in the home front here again. got the clouds to start. we see some breaks in the afternoon. overnight, some showers pre-dawn to get things started here and then a break. that's the ear

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let's get it started. >>> we see the deal is coming. we hope she will be there. >> reporter: hopes that some hostages would be freed today. families will have to wait at least another day , after israel's deal with hamas is delayed. >>> the police department will be out. >> reporter: law enforcement across california saying enough is enough. a new push to stop thieves as we head into the holiday shopping season. >>> i have been a 49ers fan since the day i was born. >> reporter: the red and gold making their way to seattle for thursday night football. and this fan will be there. her special connection as part of nine or nation. >>> a long-running feud on the court is far from over. chris paul gets an early exit, after another incident with the referee. >>> cannot wait to gobble up the thanksgiving leftovers? what you need to know to safely enjoy your favorite foods. >>> happy turkey day, everybody. >>> good morning to all of you. today is the day to dish up and not feel bad about it. i am nicole zaloumis next to reed cowan. you come in e

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the countdown to the closed starts right now -- to the close starts right now. >> the countdown is on in europe, this is "bloomberg markets: european close" with guy johnson and alix steel. guy: stocks down more broadly, you can see that with the stoxx 600. more specifically, it is retail stocks, consumer stocks, high end consumer stocks taking the hit. over the last decade, as long as i have been covering diageo, this is a company that has pushed up the price points slowly coming from italy. it has been an ongoing story for a long time and that has been the strategy. that is beginning to unwind. consumers pushing back against those high prices. you are saying it in i got and more broadly around the world. that is a look at the impact it had on its stock. down by 14%. richemont, a similar narrative. the consumer is pushing back. whereas asian come this price rises may have finally hit the wall. kailey: in the u.s., it is about the consumer where we got consumer sentiment for november that shows confidence is the huge here -- is deteriorating and inflation educations are moving up. 4.7

you start by building _ dream, i would imagine. you start by building a— dream, i would imagine.huge base of youngsters to get involved in the game was that the game _ to get involved in the game was that the game of golf is a fantastic sport— the game of golf is a fantastic sport both for the mind and body and the more _ sport both for the mind and body and the more youngsters we can get enthused _ the more youngsters we can get enthused about this, the better. this is— enthused about this, the better. this is the — enthused about this, the better. this is the start but certainly not the end — this is the start but certainly not the end. ., , ., ., the end. that is all we have time for. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, you're watching bbc news with me, catherine byaruhanga. the director of gaza's largest hospital says 179 people, including babies, are being buried in a mass grave at the complex, after equipment failed due to powe

i was 17 when i first started in country music.and everything is exciting and she's such a baby, to me. and i just loved every minute of it because i felt like i got to teach her. >> that's cool. she's passing it on. check out "the voice" tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. it's followed by a new episode of "the irrational" and stay tuned for bay area news at 11:00. you can watch bay area news whenever you would like, 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, even repeats of our newscasts. >>> breaking right now at 6:00, two separate overnight crashes involving oakland police cruisers. how the officers are doing and the most likely cause behind one of those accidents. >>> new steps ahead of the apec summit, just announced, pivotal meetings coming into place involving janet yellen and the new action being taken to clear the streets of san francisco in the busiest areas. >>> a live look outside this morning. rain is coming down across parts of the bay area. meteorolog

why did they start leaving the hos - ital? , why did they start leaving the hosital?hospital? they forced them, the israelis. them, they _ hospital? they forced them, the israelis. them, they gave - hospital? they forced them, the israelis. them, they gave him i hospital? they forced them, the l israelis. them, they gave him one hour to evacuate. and the only people who stayed whether people who couldn't be moved because they are all seriously injured or in a coma, and five doctors stayed with them. but everybody else was forced out by the israeli order. they told them to leave and they kept bombarding and shooting. and these guys had to work between tanks. and one of them, medical doctor, left the hospital and went home and today he was bombarded and killed, he was the director of the internal department, the internal medicine department in the internal medicine department in the hospital. look, there is no place safe now in gaza. after the pick killing of 12,000 palestinian civilians, including almost 6000 children. . . , , ., children. that was the general secretar

starting today. this applies to >> paid and unpaid. >> personnel and professionals. >> it does not apply. >> to visitors are patients. just the staff in health care centers in this or it comes as the county often sees a spike of covid and the flu and rsv in viral infections. and they want to try to prevent the well, also for your health this morning, the california department of health is once again encouraging people to get vaccinated against m-pox. if you're at risk. >> state officials say they're recording nearly 17 m-pox cases each week back in july and august. they only had maybe 7 cases per week. so this is really jumped. m-pox is mostly spread by skin to skin contact and there's a risk of getting severe symptoms eventually. but doctor peter chin han says if you catch it early enough, you can actually get rid of it. >> there's such a long incubation period of time between when you get exposed and when you get the rosh, more that 7 to 10 days in many people because it's such a slow process expos

all flowcharts start with the start displayed inside bayesian.this project, both teachers and students gain skills in the field of programming and feel empowered. headlines from the ministry of education and it has been determined that the education for him is that we have it in the platform inversely with the student and we are taking it forward so that the children learn to solve problems through technological tools and programming languages ​​such as scratch and python, learn to analyze, and develop their creativity. the project that was implemented with the presence of the deputy minister of communications and information technology in markar and shahid sadouqi schools , yazdam is one of the leading provinces to implement this program . school administrators are doing well and the general directorate of education of yazd, we are improving the skills of at least 10,000 yazdi students . we hope that this work can guide our students' time spent in cyberspace from being a passive, subservient consumer to an active, productive policymaker. by part

oh, well, let's start with the debate, well, in general, actually, they look fun, when we start, thenem, that is, we understand that we need to unify some rules for all of us, so that we understand how we will proceed to interact, and of course, it's a multimedia presentation there. when we are talking about the fifth grade, it would be great to take them outside, for example, but i understand that it is difficult for them, it is difficult for them, they need this pattern of thinking that they are at the desk and they can study then, it is so, because i tried it in a different way, that is, it is also an experience. and accordingly we give everyone a say at the beginning, we don't play by the rules of the structure of some specific debates, we give them more the opportunity to express themselves and show them that the debate is about different positions, it's not about different opinions, that is , they can defend what what they don't like, for example, because it's about getting out of the comfort zone, about understanding another vision, not just their own, and that's why we try to

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the season officially starts today.is the first resort to open in the tahoe basin thanks to some early snowfall, higher elevations there, combined with some old-fashioned snowmaking machines. other resorts are slated to open next weekend. >> getting closer. >> a little bit of snow for now. we're looking ahead to next week to see when we'll get some snow, but it is all clear this weekend. as we look at palisades, we can see there at the very tops of the mountains there, there is some snow. but, of course, at the valley floor, there's not as much of that snow. we look at our temperatures that reach into the mid-50s and our morning starting out in the 20s. that's when they're making that snow. all right. we're seeing some temperatures that are about normal or maybe even a little warmer than normal for parts of the south county headed for the low 70s for today. we're also in the upper 60s and low 70s, very much like the weather we've seen throughout much of the week. our highs head for 69 degrees in palo alto and 68 in san

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to bring money to the your country, start to give food your children, start to give education to children بالحيوان بيعملوا جمعيات للكلاب الضاله والقطط الضاله يجوا يشوفوا شو بصير في شعب يجوا يشوف شو بصير في الارض ما يتطلعوا في معيار واحد معنا ومع الاسرائيليه يجوا عندهم ضمير ضمير الانساني الضمير اللي بتمليه عليه كل شرائعه السماويه اللي بيمليه عليه قينونه كبشر كحقي كبشر انا هذا بدعوا المجتمع الدولي اللي عندهم اللي عندهم اللي عندهم رائعه اللي عندهم اللي عندهم ايه بحبوا الحياه بحبوا لغيرهم الحياه يعني انا بقول صراحه الامور وصلت حدها الامور وصلت النهائيه مفروض يكون مفروض يكون سيطره دوليه على الموضوع لانه الامور على حافه يعني الشعوب العربيه قاعده بتغلى ليه من الظلم اللي هي فيه واحنا قاعدين نغلى من الظلم اللي نحن فيها بكفي وين الضمير العالمي بس في محطات التلفزيون الضمير العالمي بس في في نشرات الامم المتحده اللي بيوزونا عليه الضمير العالمي. ليش الضمير العالمي يطبق في جميع انحاء العالم الا عندنا ليه طبقوه في البوسنا والهزك ليه بطبقوا انه الديمقراطين طبقوها في مصر طبقوها في ليبيا طبقوها في تونس هي طبقوها في في سوريا طبقوا في السودان فصلوا جنوب السودان عن سلخوا السودان عملوا دولتين مش لانه بدهم يعطوا

that started again with reagan.ver seen an unhoused person ini my life until the second reagan administration, and i was wow, there somebody who doesn't have a house to go to every night? >> host: what else do you type into that safety net? housing, healthcare? what else? >> caller: higher education, if one wanted, for sure. i mean, the same thing the nordic countries do, daycare. you've got to help your population transcend whatever if they're born into a a lower socioeconomic status. if they are born s poor, if they are born working-class and they have the ambition and want to become an educated person or a professional person, a doctor, lawyer come something, you have to help themhe move there. you can't keep them poor because they weret born four. that's what the wealthy of this country do. the politicians support the wealthy who support the corporations who say you know what, you were born poor, a well, too bad for you, no family well for you, no housing, only housing which is how you build wealth in this count

just as ou day, starting with you, elise. just as you saw _ day, starting with you, elise.rents. this is just the beginning of the rest of dealing what —— with what happened to them. the long—term could be more important, but i think it is a good sign, and i think it is going to show the rest of the israelis who have loved ones in captivity, that more hostages could be released. i would not want anyone to think that the war is over. it is going to continue for a long time. qm. the war is over. it is going to continue for a long time. 0k, paul, closin: continue for a long time. 0k, paul, closing thought? _ continue for a long time. 0k, paul, closing thought? as _ continue for a long time. 0k, paul, closing thought? as we _ continue for a long time. 0k, paul, closing thought? as we discussed l closing thought? as we discussed before, this is about more than just the important release of hostages, as well as palestinian prisoners, and more aid going into gaza as well. , ~ and more aid going into gaza as well. , ,, ., , and more aid going into gaza as well. , ~ ., , ~ , well. y

in from the west, but a relatively quiet start.eek, we could see areas of low pressure bringing yet more rain in and perhaps something a little less cold. so it'll be a cold and frosty start to our weekend. but as you can see, more showers are likely and those temperatures gradually starting to creep up. that's it. stay warm. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. let's get you the headlines. hamas releases ten israeli and four thai hostages. hamas releases ten israeli and fourthai hostages. in hamas releases ten israeli and four thai hostages. in exchange 30 women and children have been freed from israeli prisons. the talks continue over a possible further extension to the truce in gaza — it's due to end in the early hours of thursday. and the cop28 climate change summit set to kick off, we look at the stakes and the solutions. voiceover: live from our studio | in singapore, this is bbc news. | it's newsday. welcome to the programme and we are tracking the latest on the israel gaza conflict.

it's a nice start to the week. we have dry conditions and we'll find that as we head through tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. showers do return to the forecast. live look outside. here's the exploratorium camera showing you we have partly cloudy skies out there. temperatures are a bit warmer than this time yesterday. we're starting out pretty much in the upper 40s to the mid 50s to begin your day. and it will be a day of a mixture of sun and clouds, we'll call it partly sunny this morning, 8 a.m. we'll have clouds moving through. we'll break it down a little bit better for sunshine in the afternoon, but it will feel cooler today. temperatures mainly in the 60s. yesterday we had many spots in the 70s, if not lower 80s. so cooler air is moving in this afternoon. it's a mix of sun and clouds. today we have dry skies, temperatures in the 60s, 65 in the city, 66 in oakland, 70 in san jose, about 65. in vallejo today is dry, but showers do return to the forecast starting tomorrow. i'll take a look at those chances c

well, in the meantime, we are starting to collect information for you, we will start from the south , where, by the way, we told you how many combat clashes there were, or rather, the general staff said, but only in the past day we know that kherson oblast was shelled 71 times. this is the situation on kherson region, it's hot there, we will now learn more from the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council, yuriy sobolevskyi, in connection with our studio, congratulations, glory to ukraine. i congratulate you heroes , glory, tell me how this night passed, because we have a little information for the past day, but nothing for the night. unfortunately, there were shellings that continue , later the military will give statistics on how many, how many shellings on communities and what weapons systems the enemy used, but unfortunately the security situation is still difficult, but the mines say, now already they arrive less often, i mean about the situation on the left bank, that there are less mines being fired, yes, in some communities yes, well , to what extent and i, in fac

it started early and it's continuing.0, the eastshore freeway, all the way down to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. the south bay, a crash at north 680, still having trouble clearing that from the chp report. an early build for highway 87, almost to capitol expressway for north 101. it looks like folks are driving slower. the green highlighting is indicating slicker roads. folks on the rails, b.a.r.t., last day for paper tickets. if you do have paper tickets that you can't use today, you can still get the refund. go to my social media, it's posted there. we will use the clipper card from now on. caltrain has a bus bridge in place. vta will provide that all week, they're working on the electrification project for that section. >> you can transfer them to your phone, also. it's really easy. >>> happening now, federal mediators are rejecting a strike request submitted by flight attendance with american airlines. the national mediation board telling the union they need to continue negotiations on a new contract. that

a cool start to the morning. daytime highs today are actually going to be sitting about nine degrees above average into the santa clara valley. about seven degrees above average later today into san francisco. and about ten degrees above average all the way up into the north bay. if you are curious the reason why we're seeing above average temperatures, despite the fact that it's november here in the bay. high pressure is just offshore and it usually keeps us dry. sunny skies today and also reason why the temperatures are just a little bit warmer. but that's not going to last for too much longer. we have a new system moving its way in it's going to push that one to the south. this is going to bring in more rain as we head into our weekend so rain chances start to increase as early as saturday heading into sunday. with it's not going to be a washout event by any means but with a better chance as we kick off early next week too. so hit or miss showers throughout the bay area that's what we have right now on the mod

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let me start with you.me what happened to you on october the seventh. >> at six :00 i the morning we woke up. there were many alarms. we heard many rockets. we know what to do in this situation and we went to the safe room. we had a problem with the door. we could not close it was set inside trying to be very quiet. it was difficult to do because i have a small baby. she is one years and eight months. two other children. we set like this for two hours. very fast, something else happening. something we don't know. we started to hear gunshots. gunshots from outside on the windows, on the walls from outside. we started to hear sounds. people talking outside. we smelled things burning. weeard things breaking. we were terrified. after two hours, my husband decided to go outside the safe room and to shut the door on us. this was the only way to close the door. so went outside and waited. he told us from outside he loves us. we told him we love him. at about 10:00, the terrorists entered our house. they shot him.

in from the west, but a relatively quiet start.inging yet more rain in and perhaps something a little less cold. so it'll be a cold and frosty start to our weekend. but as you can see, more showers are likely and those temperatures gradually starting to creep up. that's it. stay warm. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in recent years, israel has sought to establish diplomatic and economic relationships with gulf arab nations. so—called normalisation was agreed with the uae and bahrain, talks were progressing with saudi arabia and that, of course, was before the current israel—hamas war. so what kind of fallout has that had in the gulf? well, my guest is jasem albudaiwi, secretary general of the gulf cooperation council. could the largely family—run gulf states be destabilised by the conflict in gaza?

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south africa's chase started very, very poorly. tournament's top scorer, quinton de kock, departing forjust five. the wickets continued to tumble in kolkata. ravindra jadeja took five of them, just days after bowling sri lanka out for 55, they knocked south africa over forjust 83. both teams have already qualified for the semifinals but india maintained that 100% record, eight out of eight and they are guaranteed to finish top of the table. in the lead up to the game, as well as just before the game, i didn't have a sense of the guys being overawed or nervous by the situation. i mean, the whole thing we spoke about this week was actually being excited by the occasion. i mean, it's not very often you get to play a full eden gardens against india in a world cup so from that point of view, it was exciting for me more than anything else and i genuinely felt the players were excited by the occasion, so, imean, i can't speak for them individually, but i did get not get a sense of a huge amount of nerves prior to the game. that said, our

but it will be a chilly start. widely we'll see low single figures, particularly in sheltered central and eastern areas. this weather front will start to push in by the end of the day. but before it, we've got this brief ridge of high pressure which will keep things quite quiet and with light winds as well. so a few isolated showers on exposed coast, not amounting to much. frost and fog will lift away. sunny spells come through by the middle part of the afternoon and temperatures, well they will recover after that chilly start, we're expecting to see highs of 7 to 11 degrees. maybe 12 down to the southwest, but you can see that rain gathering perhaps into the isles of scilly by the end of the afternoon. so that weather front is going to start to push its way into cornwall and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front and ahead of it it will push in a little more moisture. so we're expecting more fog around for the start of sunday. remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair with some wides

start out with a look at the forecast. what are we in store for? >> we're going to be talking a lot about the weather this week. there will be many changes coming our way. we're in for fairly decent weather today. you want to take time to prepare for rain that's going to be coming in starting tomorrow. the rain chances will be from tomorrow through friday. may linger into saturday as well. we're looking at the bulk of the rain in the north bay tomorrow through midday, and we'll see higher rainfall totals farther south between wednesday and friday. so once again, we do have a little bit more time to prepare as we are seeing the center of this storm system remaining farther off the shore, and that's going to take back some of the rain chances and how much we could see over the next couple of days. we're starting out with our hour by hour outlook. once again, not showing much activity for today, but rain chances increase late tonight into tomorrow. i'll have more on that in the fuel micro climate forecast coming up in a few m