they've risen 20 places in the world rankings to 30th under steve clarke.in and norway in european qualifying and they could even qualify for the euros tomorrow night. that's if norway and georgia ends in a draw in oslo. but right now, all that is occupying the mind of steve clarke is that challenge of england. and he says that match will be the perfect barometer for how far his side have progressed. obviously, we played well in cyprus. we had a good, comfortable evening. i know we see what we can do against a team that's nominally a point one team always in the later stages of major tournaments. that's the that's the benchmark i want to judge myself against. we'll find out tomorrow night how close we are. meanwhile, england travel here to glasgow off the back of that 1—1 draw with ukraine and that boisterous atmosphere in poland. now, gareth southgate admitted in the aftermath of that match that his side weren't quite at their best, that they didn't click in attack. so he was asked earlier here what his approach would be to this game against scotland, give

steve clarke does not sa much about that. steve clarke does not say much at _ about that.. steve clarke does not say much at least in public - about that. steve clarke does not say much at least in public but. about that. steve clarke does not| say much at least in public but his words of wisdom inside the dressing room have transformed this team and he thinks the best is yet to come. when we qualify for euro 2020! remember saying we would be a better squad and team coming out of the back of that. i think we have proof that, i think we have continued to improve, i see improvement in the squad and we have improved and i still think there is more improvement in the squad so it's a pretty good place for us to be. that; pretty good place for us to be. as the tartan army roll into cyprus fans are already dreaming of making waves at the euros next year. england's cricketers have set new zealand 292 runs to win their first men's one day international match in cardiff. england picked harry brook to open the batting after he'd initially been a surprise ommission from the one day sq

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the steve clark. in the best shape for a generation-— steve clark.eneration. the longer you can go on a winnin: generation. the longer you can go on a winning run — generation. the longer you can go on a winning run the _ generation. the longer you can go on a winning run the better, _ generation. the longer you can go on a winning run the better, everybody i a winning run the better, everybody feels about themselves when you walk around, i don't do it very often because i don't live here but if you walk around the streets of scotland i think there is a feel—good factor in place. the longer we can keep that going the better.— that going the better. england also to ed that going the better. england also tapped their _ that going the better. england also tapped their groun _ that going the better. england also topped their group and _ that going the better. england also topped their group and yet - that going the better. england also topped their group and yet things l topped their group and yet things feel slightly colder further south. it's a strong

scotland manager steve clarke had said this friendly would be a gauge of how his side have progressednemy. but despite their recent good form, england were far superior. scotland will be hoping for a much better next month against spain when they have a chance to book their place at next summer's european championship. katie gornall, bbc news in glasgow. so a dominant performance from england, but after the match gareth southgate was quick to defend maguire against the recent criticism he's faced. it's a joke. i've never known a player treated the way he is, not by the scottish fans, by our own commentators, pundits, whatever it is. they have created something that is beyond anything i have ever seen. he has been an absolute stalwart for us in the second most successful england team for decades. he has been an absolutely key part of that. i've talked about the importance of our senior players. he has been crucial amongst that. as for scotland, that defeat ends a run of six consecutive victories that has steve clarke's side on the brink of qualification for next summer's european champ

despite the match being a friendly — scotland boss steve clarke knows it'll be competitive given then have such a thing. both teams will want to win. the boys from both sides interact with each other at different clubs. both sides will want bragging rights. i do not think it matters how both teams set up, how both camps set up. hibs have a- ointed up, how both camps set up. hibs have appointed nick— up, how both camps set up. hibs have appointed nick montgomery _ up, how both camps set up. hibs have appointed nick montgomery as - up, how both camps set up. hibs have appointed nick montgomery as new i appointed nick montgomery as new manager. the 41—year—old joins from central coast mariners on a three—year deal, replacing lee johnson, who was sacked last month. hibs are down in tenth. they were beaten heavily in their europa league qualifying match against aston villa. wales victory over fiji completed the opening round of fixtures at the rugby world cup. and it was the most dramatic of the games so far as the welsh held out against a late fightback in bordeaux on sunday night. warre

it could be a momentous night in store for steve clarke and the tartan army.il the party. site will be doing their best to spoilthe party-— wales manager rob page says he is "proud" of the way his players responded to criticism as they beat latvia to earn only a second win in 14 matches. page had been under severe pressure before last night's 2—0 euro 2024 qualifying victory in riga, which keeps them in with a chance of making it to germany next year. honestly, i don't get bogged down with all that. that is noise that i don't need. you know, i... i know that i am doing all right when i look in the mirror. and i have got a group of lads that enjoy working for me, so while we have got that, yes, i get that we have to win games of football, there's no point playing nice football in the cab and not coming away with points, we have got to be ruthless. there are a group of players training with me and i have a group of staff, so we already cannot wait for the next camp. each game one at the time and we have to put ourselves right back in there, three points at secon

despite the match being a friendly 7 scotland boss steve clarke knows it'll be competitive given thery. it will be a competitive, if you can have such a thing. i think both teams want to win, the boys from both sides from different clubs, they come across each other all season. both teams want the bragging rights. 0nce season. both teams want the bragging rights. once you get here, it will be very competitive. luis rubiales resigned from his role as the president of the spanish football federation 7 saying he hoped his departure would boost spain's joint bid with morocco and portugal to host the 2030 world cup. it comes weeks after he kissed world cup winnerjenni hermoso on the lips after her country had won the women's world cup for the first time in the final against england. rubiales has faced criticism and possible criminal charges. rubiales said he submitted his resignation to federation acting president pedro rocha. he also resigned from his position as vice? president of uefa's executive committee. he believes he has done nothing wrong, he has talked to his family, the pressur

england manager gareth southgate says that tuesday's match will be a good test against steve clarke's. this is a very good scotland team, there is no question about that. i think steve has done a brilliantjob. i really like steve, he's a very understated guy. but he's a real competitor and he is an excellent coach, so he has done a brilliantjob with the team, they have some very good players and they are on a really good run, so full of confidence. i have lived in england more than half my life, i have got english children, english grandchildren. i am comfortable down there. i tend not to read any sort of nonsense about comparing the two levels of football. ijust deal with my own little world. i am a strange person in that way. certainly in my lifetime, england have probably moved a little bit further in front. we will try to close the gap on them. elsewhere, euro 2024 hosts germany play their first game since the sacking of hansi flick. they host france in dortmund. flick was sacked after a run of four losses in five, culminating in a 4—1 defeat to japan on saturday. former germany s

england manager gareth southgate says that this match will be a competitive test, against steve clarke'sa very good scotland team, there is no question about that. i think steve has done a brilliantjob. i really like steve, he's a very understated guy. but here's a real competitor and he is an excellent coach, so he has done a brilliantjob with the team, they have some very good players and they run a really good run, so full of confidence. i have lived in england more than half my life, i have got english children, english grandchildren. i am comfortable down there. i tend not to read any sort of nonsense about comparing the two levels of football. ijust deal with my own little world. i am a strange person in that way. certainly in my lifetime, england have probably moved a little bit further in front. we will try to close the gap on them. meanwhile, premier league side everton are close to being sold to miami—based investment firm 7—7—7 partners. the cash strapped club resumed discussions with the american company after talks with msp sports capital collapsed in august. the takeover wo

scott the manager steve clarke _ reviewed.u a 7:45pm and scotland have won — live for you a 7:45pm and scotland have won all five of their spot in the tournament could be secured is not if— the tournament could be secured is not if norway draw with georgia. paul pogba has been provisionally suspended from playing after he was found _ suspended from playing after he was found elevated levels of testosterone in his system. if found guilty— testosterone in his system. if found guilty of— testosterone in his system. if found guilty of doping he could face a ban of 2-4_ guilty of doping he could face a ban of 2—4 years and his agents as they are waiting — of 2—4 years and his agents as they are waiting a second sample. star quarterback aaron rodgers has suffered — quarterback aaron rodgers has suffered a suspected achilles injury on his— suffered a suspected achilles injury on his new yorkjets debut against the buffalo bills. it was minutes into the — the buffalo bills. it was minutes into the first quarter of the match. coming up

both steve clarke and gareth southgate coming out and saying that, you know, this was either , in steve. and gareth southgate rights. and gareth southgate taking a more reserved form and looking towards us, you know, assessing other teams as the euro 2024 draws ever closer . but euro 2024 draws ever closer. but yes, tonight's match celebrates that amazing game , the first that amazing game, the first ever international of football you'll ever anywhere between scotland and england. and that match ended in a nil nil draw. but certainly fans here at hampden tonight are going to be expecting at least something on the score sheets. and if i may just let me take you back to kind of what that match was like. two posts. there like. there was two posts. there was crossbar. however, was no crossbar. however, there was no crossbar. however, there was line tape . the was just a line of tape. the crossbar the net were added crossbar and the net were added later fans could later so that fans could actually know that when those goals were going in and goals were were going in and certain the referee a

after _ that's scotland boss steve clarke after they were beaten 3—1 by england — after they were beatente appearance at club level with manchester united this season. tennis— manchester united this season. tennis coach patrick mouratoglou, who has _ tennis coach patrick mouratoglou, who has worked with simona halep for a number— who has worked with simona halep for a number of— who has worked with simona halep for a number of years has defended the former— a number of years has defended the former world number one, saying a number of years has defended the formerworld number one, saying he hopes— formerworld number one, saying he hopes tennis authorities will do their— hopes tennis authorities will do their best to change a system that is destroying the careers of innocent _ is destroying the careers of innocent players. simona halep has said she _ innocent players. simona halep has said she will appeal her four year suspension handed down yesterday for bein- suspension handed down yesterday for being found guilty of intentional anti—doping violations. great britain — anti—doping violat

and with that, i will turn it over to the clark county district attorney, steve wilson. >> thank you, lieutenant, i appreciate it. good afternoon. i'm the las vegas clark county district attorney steve wolfson. it has also been said justice delayed is justice denied. it is a quote we hear often and for many, many years when talking about our legal system. but not in this case. today justice will be served in the murder of tupac shakur. i'd like to acknowledge the relentless work of the many las vegas metropolitan police department homicide detectives. we've mentioned detective cliff mogg many times and we can't mention his name enough. he is the detective along with hisle colleagues that brought this case here today to you. a clark county grand jury has indicted duane davis with one count of deadly murder with use of a weapon. davis will appear in court in the next few days or so for a hearing to determine his custody status and to set a jury trial date. this grand jury has been receiving evidence for months and has determined there is sufficient evidence to justify the filing of this

that's five straight wins now for steve clarke's side.dvedev won his only grand slam title at flushing meadows two years ago. meanwhile, novak djokovic is one match away from equalling margaret court's all—time record of 2a grand slam titles. the serbian number two seed beat the unseeded young american ben shelton in straight sets. djokovic is aiming to win the tournament for the fourth time. britain's joe salisbury and rajeev ram of the united states won a third consecutive men's doubles title at flushing meadows. congratulations to them. they came from a set down to beat india's rohan bopanna and matthew ebden of australia in the final, 2-6, 6-3, 6-a. they're the first pair to win the title in the open era three time on the trot. and how about this? britons mates alfie hewett and gordon reid will meet in a grand slam final for the first time on sunday. reid beat french veteran stephane houdet in straight sets, and defending champion and second seed hewitt beat argentinian gustavo fernandez 6—0, 6—1. now, england's cricketers have lost t

and with that, i will turn it over to the clark county district attorney, steve wilson. >> thank you,ansson. i appreciate it. good afternoon. i am the las vegas clark county district attorney steve wolfson. it has often been said justice delay second down justice denied. it's a term we hear often and for many, many years when talking about our legal system. but not in this case. today justice will be served in the murder of tupac shakur. i'd like to acknowledge the relentless work of the many las vegas metropolitan police department homicide detectives. we've mentioned detective cliff mog many times, and we can't mention his name enough. he is the detective along with his colleagues that brought this case here today to you. a clark county grand jury indicted dwayne "keefe" davis with one count of open murder with use of a deadly weapon with a gang enhancement. davis will appear in court for the next few days for a hearing to determine his custody status and to set a jury trial date. this jury has been examining the case for months and -- i've assigned two top prosecutors, mark degiaco

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scotland manager steve clarke had said this friendly would be a gauge of how his side have progressedchance to book their place at next summer's european championship. katie gornall, bbc news in glasgow. as katie was saying, scotland will have to wait to qualify for the euros because of erling haaland. his goal helping norway to a 2—1win against georgia. a draw would have seen scotland through. they will have to hang on a bit longer and win against spain next month. that would book their place at the euros. england will be without tom curry for their next two world cup matches. that's after a discplinary hearing upheld his red card against argentina on saturday, meaning he'll now miss the matches against japan and chile. england will also be without captain 0wen farrell for the japan match because of suspension, but number eight billy vunipola is available once again. great britain will begin their davis cup campaign later today, when they take on australia in the opening round of the group stages. do you remember these pictures? this was their last win of the competition back in 2015

with that, i'll turn it over to the clark county district attorney, steve wilson. >> thank you lieutenant justice delayed is justice denied. it's a quote that we hear when talking about our legal system. but not in this case. today justice will be served in the murder of tupac shakur. i'd like to involve the relentless work of the police department homicide detectives. we've mentioned detective cliff maug in times. we can't mention his name enough. he's the detective that brought this case here today to you. a clark county grand jury has indicted duane keith davis with one count of open murder with use of a deadly weapon with a gang enhancement. davis will appear in court in the next few days or so for a hearing to determine his custody status and to set a jury trial date. this grand jury has been receiving evidence for months and has determined there is sufficient evidence to justify the filing of this criminal indictment. i've assigned two top prosecutors, mark dejacamo and manu palal to prosecute this case. a lot of people have been waiting and watching for this days. tupac shakur is a

clark county district attorney steve wolfson referring to indictment against dwayne casey d davis. jury in las vegas indicting the now 60 year-old man for murder with use of a deadly weapon. the charge carrying a gang enhancement, although he's not believed to be the trigger man. vanessa murphy, channel steve, can you talk about the murder charge if he is not the one believed to have pulled the trigger? >> yes, well, under nevada law and this is the law in most states in this country, you can be charged with a crime. whether you're directly involved or whether you're in 8 are in a better do when now. investigators were there as the indictment was announced in court friday morning. chief deputy district attorney mark giacomo says starting in 2018. >> davis wrote a book and gave interviews saying as the head of the south side, compton crips, he obtained the gun and as the shot caller ordered the killing. >> 2019 due appear least 8 separate times. motion of this book and repeated various versions of these events. all wish you knowledge is that fact, the person that word the death, mis

clark. tuesday morning september 12th. steveit's finally cooling off a little bit . that is true. we're getting a much bigger fog bank and temperatures will cool off today. 50 on the temps here at and there's a lot of low clouds in place. the tropical cloud cover in southern california is about done. it's still kind of filtering through down there into arizona, southern nevada. but for us, after the warm up yesterday, temps coming down 6070s and 80s. salazar here to tell you, i'm getting i have to get out of the house right now. how the heck is it out there? it's not bad, as a matter of fact. right now, i kind of like what i see now. this is the hour when things start changing. but let's go right to the bay bridge. this is the thing that we usually see, the bay bridge starts changing first. and right now, we don't see it yet. this is a look at interstate 880. and that traffic is also looking very good with no major issues. we do see the east bay commute beginning to come alive a little bit on the altamont pass, a little slow tra

clark. welcome to monday september 18th. steve's's a quiet one it sounds like not a lot going on that is true. 50 and 60s on the temps. a city sitting at 62 degrees, which is the warmest here. 50s for some, a little cooler on the peninsula. we're starting to see some low 50s for a few here. fog and low clouds are there. doesn't show up as well on this satellite image. a few clouds up in the mountains. kind of quiet today and not much change until later in the week when we'll have some changes up in the mountains. i'll explain that in about ten minutes or so. 6270s to near 80 degrees for us. september quiet. all right. cells here, almost 430 in the morning on a monday, feet on the desk, taking a nap. what? no northbound 880 right at the maze . we have a crash, steve, that's blocking all the lanes right now because it was reported as a crash. listening to radio traffic. it was first reported as a minor incident, but then it appears the person in the car got out and then was hit by another vehicle and now they've stopped all the lanes.

steve bannon. it is, passed may, clark published a -- that some of the former presidents ally c is a blueprint for bringing the justice department to heal. specifically by trump claiming sweeping authority over the whole federal bureaucracy. it is an approach that many lawyers worry could turn the justice department into an instrument of the presidents personal and political agenda. and they are right to be. we're a trump's biggest 2016 campaign promise lock her up, notably went unfulfilled. joining me now is sara kinzinger, expert on authoritarianism and codes of the podcast -- and author of they, knew how a culture of comparison keeps america complacent. a former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, and jennifer horn, former new hampshire republican party chair. great to have you with. us sarah, start with you and as i was saying this is a page taken out of the authoritarian playbook. when trump says that he intends to lock up his political components, opponents, how seriously should we as a society take that threat? >> you should take it very seriously. haitian know that this is a playbook that

clark. it's a monday morning. it is september 11th. the very special day steve paulson is here.ay in. clear skies. pretty clear. yeah. yes. no fog at all. unless you're down towards monterey bay. there's a little bit there. so i think we start off here clear for just about all 50s on the temps 52 there are a couple of 40s, especially on the coast. when you get that clearing all the activity from over the weekend and the santa clara valley has moved off. most of it now is down in southern california for today will be sunny and warm for all. too hot for some so 70s 80s to near 90 degrees. sal is here and i usually listen but you told me it was quiet last time. right? it is quiet. there is one thing i want to talk about and that would be in vallejo. there's a car fire westbound 80 near magazine street and it's not on the freeway, but it's on the side road. it might cause some visual delays. as people are slowing down in that area. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is looking okay and if you're driving in oakland, for the most part, traffic is light. so we're off

clark. welcome to thursday. it's september 7th. steve's here. and all day is shutting down. what i know it's unfortunate that big happy memories there. steve that's your mike's going in and out a little bit. is it sliding? that's not me. i didn't change anything. is it still there? sound good? sure. it's not sliding around. there we go. all right. thank you. i had to put a quarter in the machine. that helped. all right. we do have 50s and 60s on the temps. bigger fog bank today, especially peninsula, south and otherwise. it'll be a very similar day to yesterday. there's only subtle changes for the next couple of days. so if you liked yesterday, you'll like today. 6070s and 80s. here's a man who never has microphone problems. mr. sal castaneda. sal. sal our sources are intel was good on nick bosa. very good. now i know that you're a bengals fan. they need to sign joe burrow over there in cincinnati. well, here's the deal, sal. they have the same representation, right? and they're good buddies. their best friends. i know. and joe burrow . i don't

that codefendant is jeffrey clark, a former trump-era doj official trying to move his fulton county case to federal court. our reporter in the room telling that you say judge steve jones was visibly frustrated and annoyed with clark's argument. used the word disdain to describe the judge's reaction. and this led trump's lawyer to lean into clark's attorney and whisper those words "this is not good." and this hearing comes as another trump codefendant today filed a claim in the georgia court. kenneth chesebro's attorneys writing, the republican presidential electors were qualified and elected by the republican party. well, chesebro is the attorney accused of being the architect behind the fake elector scheme that. excuse just, quite simply, doesn't add up. it doesn't matter who the republican party wants as electors. when it comes to the electors are for a state, what matters was voters want. only the electors of the winning candidate based on popular support are supposed to show up the certified election, which are the electors. trump lost it by 11,779 votes in georgia. and the fake electors then went and signed a document that falsely. so, to quote trump's lawy

clark. welcome to thursday, september 14th. steve paulson's here. plenty of low clouds outside our studio.t's going to lead to a little cooler pattern. 50 60s on the temps yesterday had a little warm up, not too much, but about 3 to 5 degrees today. i think we'll take that amount off some of the forecast highs we're seeing much larger fog bank. so a sweet little cooler thursday cooling really will be kind of kicking in. more on friday into the weekend. but bigger fog bank, sunny breezy, cooler for most unless you just don't get any fog or low clouds. but temperatures 60s and 70s to 80 near average to slightly below. all right. sal is here. it's still the bay bridge, i take it. yeah you know, whenever there's something on the bay bridge, it usually kind of makes it slower for at least an hour after everything is gone. and here we are, a lot of slow traffic. things are moving better. but we had a motorcycle crash last hour between, let's say i don't know, it started at 515 or so. it was cleared shortly before six. but here we are 30 minutes later and we're still recovering from that. the bay

clark . welcome to wednesday, september 13th. steve paulson is here. e, mr. clark? did we do have some low clouds? that's true. it'll be a little warmer today. not a big fog bank. it was bigger yesterday. but still. make it a little push here. but it'll retreat sooner today. and temperatures starting in the 50s. low to mid with that fog bank in place, it'll burn off sooner. temps jump up a little bit. so we'll warm it up. i mean, one day warmer, next day cooler. today's a warmer one. if you're coast and bay, it probably won't matter that much. but inland some upper 80s to a few possible low 90s temperatures near average to a little above they'll go right back down again. tomorrow's the way it looks sal is here this is about the time he puts a seatbelt on because it gets busy. yeah it does get busy and we do see a lot of slowing out there. i'm going to start with highway four. we do have some slowing there. and you can see it's pretty crowded. it's crowded from just on the outer side of antioch all the way to concord this morning. we're also looking at t

clark county district attorney steve wolfson referring to indictment against dwayne casey d davis. las vegas indicting the now 60 year-old man for murder with use of a deadly weapon. the charge carrying a gang enhancement, although he's not believed to be the trigger man. vanessa murphy, channel steve, can you talk about the murder charge if he is not the the trigger? >> yes, well, under nevada law ani this is the law in most states in this country, you can be charged with a crime. whether you're directly involved or whether you're in 8 are in a better do when now. investigators were there as the indictment was announced in court friday morning. chief deputy district attorney mark di giacomo says starting in 2018. >> davis wrote a book and gave interviews saying as the head of the south side, compton crips, he obtained the gun and killing. >> 2019 due appear least 8 separate times. motion of this book and repeated various versions of these events. all wish you knowledge is that fact, the person that word that death, mister for mister is of mister. not wilson says his office has bee

and steve, lots of low clouds right now. no doubt about it. mr. clarkank this morning. 50s on the temps are a few 40s in marin county, but most locations are running warmer. the weather is here with us. you are beautiful. yes. tribute to jimmy buffett. bigger fog bank, mild, low. sunny and breezy. nice to mild to warm, but a little cooler than yesterday. low cloud deck really ramping up here. so 60s, 70s and 80s. sal is here still hayward or is that better? well it's a little better, but it's a little slow. we just talked about people having to be back in the office at facebook and i'll show you where it is here, i think. i mean, if you don't work there, you may not know where it is. it's right there, right as you get off the dumbarton bridge, that's their main campus. so we're going to keep an eye on the dumbarton bridge right now. it looks good. steve mentioned hayward. it's a little slow there because of earlier problems. there's also something southbound 880 at maury where there's a broken down car that's some slowing. so we will keep watching for m

clark. it's a friday. it is september 29th. it is a very busy day. steve paulson is busy as well getting you ready.g busy. it's not too bad yet, but it's on its way here to a big cooldown here and possibility of some rain

federal judge steve see jones began a hearing on defendant jeffrey clark's request to move his trial 12, noon defendant kenneth chesebro who is one of the speedy trial defendant scheduled for trial in five weeks, filed a motion to quash some counts of the indictment against him. at 6:45 pm, defended mark meadows filed his appeal brief to the 11th circuit court of appeal, asking the appeals court to reverse judge a jones decision refusing to move mark meadows trial to federal court. jeffrey clark did not show up for the hearing about moving his case to federal court. the defendant was not required to show up. jeffrey clark's criminal defense lawyer, harry mcdougal tried to, in effect, testify for him. the lawyer said, quote, the prosecutors say he was acting outside of his lane. the president put it in his lane. back with us our andrew weissmann, joyce vance and joining our conversation is gewn keyes, former district attorney into kept county georgia. neighboring county. when keys, that line that's a criminal defense lawyer offered or jeffrey clark saying the president put it in his l

clark. it's a friday it's september 8th. little cool outside to steve paulson has your forecast.his morning as we had yesterday. so it'll burn off what's there sooner 50s on the temps to near 60 degrees. hello friday and it's here and it's going to be a little warmer here. some low clouds though slightly cooler lows are running about 2 to 4 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time, it'll be sunny for all and a little bit warmer, maybe a few high clouds to the north. no biggie. no biggie. but temperatures near average to a little above here. 70s, 80s to upper 80s. livermore were going 89. sal is here now. sal i think the firms or firm that represents nick bosa and joe and joe burrow are going to dinner tonight. what do you think? i think so. he is now the second highest paid quarterback . i think it was next to you. remind me who it was next to. the highest, i think. yeah. there's well, anyway, he is doing well. $219 million guaranteed. so that's not too shabby. good morning, everyone. and we're talking about joe burrow of the cincinnati bengals, where steve is a fan. northbound

clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. tuesday morning september fifth. let's check in with steve paulson for a look at our forecast as we get into our first is good, though. quiet is good. there's some fog out there. not much. a little bit. we'll see if it increases over the next couple of hours. 50s on the temp santa rosa is down to 53 at and if you're looking for more rain up in the mountains. nope. all quiet here this week. temperatures trying to bump up a little bit, but it will probably be more towards the end of the week. so 6270s and 80s on those highs. all right. sal is here now and 80 was smooth sailing. sal really? okay. so you drove through and there was no problem. well, the cops chased me for about five miles. no, there was. it was wide open. there you go. well, you know, traffic continues to move along very well through the area. steve's talking about the carquinez bridge. hercules heading out to the macarthur maze. looks pretty good with no major issues. you can see right now traffic is moving along pretty well at the bay. bridge toll plaza and we are off to a good

clark's attorney was making? >> reporter: you know, jake, there was some skepticism today from judge steve jones here in the federalt. he's already ruled against mark meadows bid to move his case out of state court into the federal system. and jeffrey clark, at times was a hearing where he was questioning jeffrey clark's attorney harry mcdougal talking about this draft letter that jeffrey clark wanted justice department officials to sign and send to the state of georgia. and prosecutors say that in that letter, there were falsehoods about the election. that jeffrey clark wanted to have the justice department say false things that he was unauthorized to say. that his superiors didn't want him to say and that trump was telling him to say and had no role to tell him to say. and the judge pushed back and said isn't that opinion. and so that also didn't go particularly great for clark, trump's attorneys in the courtroom did not seem to be too pleased with those arguments and how they went for clark's attorney. >> katelyn polantz, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in michael moore. good to see you. what do you make of j

clark. it's a thursday. it's a friday eve. it's friday eve september 28th. steve is here.atest on your forecast today and what's coming. well what's coming is pretty interesting for us. i'll be on saturday, but today looks okay. a little bit of fog out there and some cool lows. low 50s again, fog is on the san mateo coast down towards santa cruz a little bit over the bay, but most of it so far seems to be south. temperatures are in the 50s here and we'll get a couple of 40s here today. is that that okay day yesterday was clear today we have some fog to deal with but if you're inland it'll be in the 80s coast and bay 60s and 70s. right. sal is here. i think you said eastbound 80, somewhere around emeryville. or did i hear things? that's right. no, eastbound 80 at the universe avenue off there was a car that had an issue. it's there on the off ramp. it is not affecting 80 westbound as a matter of fact 80 westbound looks pretty good getting to the bay bridge and beyond with no major issues. we've also been looking at other east bay commutes and we're off to a good start. high

clark county district attorney — thank you, lieutenantjohansen. i appreciate it. good afternoon, i empty lots vegas district attorney steve wilson.metropolitan police department homicide detectives was that we've mentioned detective cliff mogg many times and we can't mention his name and a he is the detective along with his colleagues that brought this case here to day to you. it clark county grand jury has indicted duane keefe d davis with open murder with use of a deadly weapon with gang enhancement. davis will appear in court in the next few days or show for hearing two did term in his custody status and to set a jury trial date. this grand jury has been receiving evidence for months and has determined there is sufficient evidence to justify the filing of this criminal indictment. i've assigned two of my top prosecutors to prosecute this case. i know a lot of people have been watching and waiting for this day. tupac shakur is a music legend and for a long time this community and world wide have been wanting justice for tupac shakur. today we're taking that first step. tupac shakur was actually quoted as saying, that is not the

clark. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, september 7th. typically this time of year, steve paulson. you know we could be sweating it out. not the case right now. a year ago we were i know. i remember we were blazing hot a year ago, but not this september . we had the low drop in on the weekend and that brought unseasonably cool temps, a lot of rain, thunderstorms in the mountains north and east of us. now the fog has settled in and there's some hints that we'll get some inland temps jumping up by the time we get to the weekend, but nothing we probably can't handle. it's cloudy. i mean, there's a bigger fog bank today by far. eventually though, it will burn off and sunshine will shine on you over by the coast. it may take a while, but low overcast fog, sunny for most. eventually we'll get there, but temperatures pretty close to where they should be 60s, 70s and 80s. on the highs. all right. sal is here. are we going south where the where the now busy south bay has joined the party. boy, you're paying attention, steve. the south bay is getting busy and we're going to start there in th

clark. welcome to tuesday, september 12th. welcome to tuesday to you, too. let's do it . yeah. steve paulson is a lot to tell you and he's a lot to show you, too. dave gasia walked in, didn't even say hi or throw something at me or anything. can i just tell you i early this morning, my oldest son had a nosebleed. can i tell you, just. just the five minutes that i spent on that has derailed my entire morning. i get that. yeah all right. well, welcome, gasia . all right. dave is right. we do have a cooler pattern on the way. fog and low clouds making a big push here compared to yesterday when there was none 50s on the temps here. 51 to 58. and we have also not only the fog here, the tropical clouds are about ready to make the move and get out of southern california. but 60s, 70s and 80s on those temps all right. sal is here. and this is like before the pandemic. it's getting crowded out there. it is getting crowded. and, you know what? five minutes in a morning can really derail anyone because we're usually cutting it right down to the last minute. so let me tell you that if you're dri

you mean dave clark did not notice? dave? steve. sal derek, our director did. after the newscast. gasia already did. well, hers looks great, too. and so does alex. hi, everybody. good morning to you. as you're getting ready to rise and shine and get up and get ready and head out the door. autumn has arrived. temperature wise, 64 to 79. that's the spread we are waking up in the clouds. oh, come on. stop it. look at that. someone's just really spoiling me this morning . i know, right? that is glorious. i've got to find out who the engineers providing that for. so, official sun up at 659 this morning. clouds high here locally. rain to the north of us. check that out. that's bonafide copious amounts of precipitation nicking the northwestern section of the state of california. we are the recipient of the mostly cloudy skies today. temperatures now 52 tri-valley going up to 78. we do have rain in our forecast. i'll track those rain drops with you together shortly, but right now, sal castaneda, you've been off to a mighty busy start this morning. yeah, there's a lot t

clark. welcome to friday, september the 8th. and in parts of the bay area it's really turning into a beautiful morning. steve has your forecast. i believe there's sun outside the window here. there is, yes. and it's kind of a rarity for us here in the oakland alameda estuary. a little bit of fog. there's not that much there. santa rosa, sonoma county airports reporting some reduced visibility. san jose is clear. they always put partly cloudy. i don't get me started anyway, hello friday. and what we're looking for is some low clouds, but far less than yesterday. it'll be sunny for all and a little bit warmer . a couple of high clouds kind of skirting up the mendocino county. could be a few towards monterey south as we go into saturday, but more on that in about 15 minutes or so. 70s, 80s to upper 80s near normal to a little above for the next couple of days. sal is here a bridge a freeway. we're starting with we're starting with the bay bridge. i want to show people that it is a little lighter than usual. there's a little bit of a backup when you get there, but we can't see it on camera. it's between the toll plaza and the mete

tierney's, at one point leading trump attorney, steve sadow, who was in the courtroom to whisper, this is not good. it does seem this stuff is not going to work for clark, and he is going to end up being charred in georgia. it's still a question about the timeline looks like. >> >> yeah, i mean right now we have a splinter trial at least into -- >> he's not going to the first one. >> he's not going to the first one which isn't any minute now -- possibly a delay tactic, amongst other strategic reasons, but a lot of these defendants seem to want to kick the can down the road, mr. trump included, and, so it could be anytime from october into whenever. today also told me, chris, that we're not looking at potentially two groups, we're looking at three. why? one of the factors on removal is antagonistic defenses. jeff clark raised the process of a defense that is anti-cases of trump, saying, >> donald trump ratified my conduct. >> trump, we understand, have been weighing in advice account of the fence, who will point the finger at all his lawyer saying, these guys like me to do it. if everybody going like this >> tridents a. gather >> he can only see ratifie

clark. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday, september 5th. let's get outside another cool gray start to the day here. steve absolutely.ly september, i'm usually talking about heat or something that's not the case here. fog is returned. it kind of took a little bit of a break for a couple of days. that low kind of stirred things up, but now it's back. it was a bigger fog bank yesterday, but the lows are cool. there's a lot of upper 40s, low 50s, including palo alto, menlo park, atherton, all at 51 a couple of upper 40s in marin county. but once that fog retreats, it'll be a nice day. it will be walking on the sun patchy low clouds, cooler lows, sunny for all though nice to mild to warm and there's just not a lot going on. if anything, maybe even a little cooler tomorrow before we see some weekend temps begin to bump up. but 60s, 70s and 80s. all right, sal. is here. you can get crazy about this time. are we seeing that or is it okay? yeah, it's okay. although there are some spots that are a little bit dicey here. i want to let you know that the bay bridge is backed up this morning as you might expect it to be all the w

clark. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, september 14th. we're heading for a bit of a cool down. let's bring in steveek is kind of playing out exactly as you said it would. one day warmer, one day cooler. yesterday was warmer. today is cooler. and this time the cooler will win out as we go forward here. a lot of low clouds and fog, much bigger fog bank than we saw the last couple of mornings. it's warmer on the lows, 55 to 60, especially on the peninsula there. plenty of low clouds. otherwise, we are looking for a sweet thursday, but a little cooler for many 60s and 70s anywhere near the water , some mid 80s for most locations after some upper 80s in the low 90s yesterday. temps are on their way down next few days 6070s 80s here. all right sal bay bridge is that any better worst it probably gets worse right yeah you know actually the bay bridge itself steve is okay it's getting to it. that's slow. let me let me fill you in. what steve and i are talking about earlier this morning, you may have not been watching. there was a motorcycle accident in the 5:00 hour on the bay bridge. it's been gone now for

clark. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is wednesday, september 13th. and that cooling trend continues. steve it's one day warmer.ay cooler yesterday had the big cooldown, as you know, and there's still plenty of low clouds and fog out there. we're stuck in a pattern that's pretty good for us for september. that's for sure. 50s on the temps couple of 40s but mainly 50s. we'll warm it up a little bit today, mainly away from the coast. there's just too much fog over by the coast. but again, the days are getting a little shorter though so it's getting tougher here. but 60s for a few 70s on the panel here 80s to a few pushing the upper 80s. all right. sounds here. i saw a little red in that south bay cell. there is and the south bay commute is busy on 85, 87, 101 to 80. i can put the grid up here and you can see for yourself. but the good thing is we don't have a lot of crashes. it's just kind of that normal slowing. yesterday we had a bunch of incidents there and today i like it better. you can at least know what you're going to expect. same with the bay bridge that is backed up a little bit here all the way out to