yes, obviously, the sunday times has cover this, there we re sunday times has cover this, there werethe numbers we re were mornings weeks ago the numbers were increasing at such speed and spreading fast that the nhs, again, would not be able to cope, even though we have got the nightingale hospitals and better preparation, but it's interesting that the express, the right—wing press, is actually a little bit more onside than thought it would be because they kind of have been very understanding of mrjohnson, saying he is trying to save the aitchison —— the -- the nhs —— the nhs and christmas, but actually, he could have done this three weeks ago, so the calculation change, i think the nhs will, under these conditions, the nhs will be under tremendous strain, maybe if this had been done earlier, as keir starmer asked... and i this had been done earlier, as keir starmerasked... and i am this had been done earlier, as keir starmer asked... and i am not making a political point here, the scientists were saying this, the other three nations were saying this, andi other three nations were sa

meanwhile, the sunday times is reporting that local authorities will be given more control over the test—andce system. and the mail on sunday has a story accusing the health secretary, matt hancock of making what's described as a crass joke about test and trace failings, in a commons bar. so let's begin... the sunday times, townhall‘s to take control of work on virus. a u—turn on testing looms before new lockdowns, benedicte, and many public health officials and local politicians in various parts of england have been asking for exactly this sort of extra authority. indeed. of course, this is the story as we await the exact restrictions and which city, liverpool, manchester, others are in a particular tier, one, two, manchester, others are in a particulartier, one, two, orthree. this is interesting because this is a real u—turn. now, the feeling and perception, certainly from the united front of the mayors that we heard from at lunchtime today, including andy burnham of greater manchester, was very much there is that sort of top down, these are the rules, you are going to obey them. and there

the sunday times says the us president is entrusting his recovery from covid—i9 to an experimental drughim as a "human guinea pig". the sunday telegraph reports that mr trump was given oxygen on friday night as his vital signs were said to be "very concerning". the observer says confusion over the true state of his health has raised doubts over transparency from the white house. in other news — the star has a photograph of borisjohnson‘s father sitting in an airport and not covering his face with a mask. the paper claims it's the second time in a week he's been pictured without one. and "hello david attenborough" — the sunday express telegraph shows princes george and louis and princess charlotte, putting questions about their favourite animals to the 94—year—old broadcaster. so, let's begin. we are going to start off with the story of the day and that is president trump and his treatment. the front page of the telegraph, john good to see you there. we will kick off with you. trump given oxygen as vital signs are concerning, a lot of questions around him receiving oxygen. tricky job for

that weather front could linger for a time on sunday. ireland. ound into a north—easterly direction, so the wind swings around into a north—easterly. salary outbreaks of rain slipping its way across england, slipping its way across england, slipping its way across england, clearing the of ten or 13 celsius. away down on weather should be in the middle part of october. if you want something drier and more optimistic, wednesday to thursday, high pressure builds and pointing things down. but still, not particularly warm temperatures again struggling. a maximum on tuesday of ten or 13 celsius. away down on weather should be in the middle part of october. if you want something drier and more optimistic, wednesday to thursday, high pressure builds and pointing things down. but still, not particularly warm with it. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. our top stories. a warning from england's deputy chief medical officer that the country is at a tipping point in the fight against covid—19. a final night out for some ahead of an announcement on new coronaviru

so tells us which, as the sunday times so tells us further down the story, will start being asg, trump, will i die? in hospital, he was, it‘s claimed, was asking if he was, it‘s claimed, was asking if he was going out like stan shearer, a long—time friend who died at the age of 77 from the virus in april. again, the sort of front pages seem a bit out of date when you see him doing a long video message from the hospital. guess. but i echo whatl answered. the crunch point of this infection often only comes after 7-10 infection often only comes after 7—10 days so we are not doctors so i don‘t think we should be leaping to diagnose him from one video but i do think the mirror headline is really good because whatever your political persuasion, it underlines that this isa human persuasion, it underlines that this is a human being in a very frightening situation and it‘s a very human reaction. many people, myself included, even eyes them in the past but we have to remember he isa human the past but we have to remember he is a human being in the midst of a terrifying situation and he h

for more on the latest protests i'm joined now by philip sure well a journalist for the sunday times in bangkok thanks for being with us philip a number a protest leaders have been arrested but that doesn't seem to have had much of an effect on the demonstrations has it. nothing so far has had much of an effect except to galvanize for testers and increase the numbers the government last week issued introduce a state of decree that states of emergency sorry that's what we're supposed to fund all gatherings of 5 people will they went in heavily on friday night with water cannons and run police they've arrested leaders and the process of just been growing one of the things the protests alernative protest as a learning is the sort of hong kong chopsticks of leaderless approach that conducting a lot of their organizational lines today they're actually having a boat on the line as to whether to hold protests or whether to take or take a day off and all this is part of keeping the police on their up on edge and really not giving the many heads up as to what their plans are until just shortl

front pages of the sunday times about the french teacher who was decapitated.ause he showed his class cuttings of the prophet muhammad. absolute ghastly story, what do you think are the indications of the story? —— showed his class cartoons. it is an absolutely dreadful story. we do not know the details around what they describe as a social media campaign of hate against the teacher, but i think the reason why it has touched people in france and abroad so much is that this was a teacher who was trying to teach his students about it and trying to teach his students about itandi trying to teach his students about it and i think reading are to be detailed, he was trying to be quite sensitive about this as well, invited pupils to leave the room if they felt uncomfortable about it, but he wanted to explain the subject to his students and it seems that the father of a 13—year—old girl got wind of this and said some stuff on social media and flagged up the school and the killer, this 18—year—old, travelled an hour to decapitate samuel paty and it is just absolutely dr

yes, this is johnson the front page of the sunday times.am who is a very familiar face on television these days but we have never heard of them a year ago. the deputy chief medical officer gave a briefing to mps on monday and apparently this is a private briefing. but it was a p pa re ntly a private briefing. but it was apparently very bullish about the hopes of a vaccine available in limited form. shortly after christmas. now this is based on research that is going on at oxford university and is manufactured by astrazeneca. jonathan van tam has been very straight, talking to the pandemic. he is not afraid to part company with the politicians on things, so one would actually perhaps take more solace from what he is saying and being positive than perhaps a cabinet minister. the government this week changed the rules to allow a different level of health professional to give the vaccine should it become available so that nurses and paramedics and other health professionals could do it. obviously it's a question of whether it will be available,

the sunday times says elderly people were excluded from hospitals and intensive care during the height wave. the observer reports that thousands of britain's doctors have condemned the government for its refusal to fund free meals for disadvantaged children in england over the school holidays. ministers fear people will not follow covid restrictions over christmas — that story is on the front of the sunday express. it says 80 tory mps are preparing to write to the prime minister demanding a ‘clear road map‘ out of local lockdowns. and the sunday mirror calls for borisjohnson to support front line workers — as an investigation by the paper reveals the nhs is battling a mental health crisis. so, let's begin. critical friend. criticalfriend. starting with critical friend. starting with the sunday telegraph, isolation could be haft. why? is it not working? it is a strange approach. this story, major story says that ministers are thinking about having the 1a days to maybe even seven, for the time spent in isolation if test and trace her to go there. we are scratching our heads, apparently w

latest now what's going on in bangkok i'm joined by philip farewell he's a journalist for the sunday times and he's there so what's the latest going on what's on what's happening now in bangkok well the the main student umbrella body that has been organizing all these protests has said that. despite those scenes last night when the police went in in force with the. right units and watch the congress to disperse protesters they said they're going to take to the streets again today they are planning protests in town in bangkok the capitol hill and several other cities later this afternoon they have been careful not to say where they're planning to meet. and i think we're now into a sort of accounting now scandal and certainly from the hong kong protests last year who were very self fluid in their organization this is remember this would be the 3rd day that they've held protests which are in breach of a new state so they moved the decree that officially back in gatherings of more than 4 people on the roads. dozens of arrests such a $100.00 according to human rights groups last night and the p

bring in philip show well from bangkok he's the edge a correspondent for the british newspaper the sunday times philip protests is said that withdrawing the measures was not enough what are they demanding now. well they're demanding what they were demanding before this decree was put into place you have to remember that they've been on the streets for 4 months and they have a series of demands and those remain those remain from 2 forceful them and those are the resignation of the current government now that's led by general. he staged a coup in 2014 and then kind of came we keep maintaining office last year under a controversial election that the opposition claim was unfairly held there demanding a change to the constitution which includes unelected senators and which and embeds the current higher system and most contentiously like a reform of the role of the family which is a long venerated institution and it's been a complete to even discuss that political and military and financial affairs previously but some of the students are gone now and that is what's on their mind so all those are stil

better news if you are nhs staff on the mail on sunday because they are saying they are set to get a vaccine within weeks, i don't know whether that means in timevaccine will finally come to us. i think it is so interesting that every single weekend when reading the newspapers on a sunday, every story that we read is speculative. it isjust based on intuition and intelligence analysis rather than actual facts or evidence. the story isjust saying that an e—mail was sent by an nhs trust chief to his staff, saying that the nhs is preparing for a national vaccination programme before christmas. all i have been reading about the oxford vaccine and others suggest that is not possible, but who knows? may be is a vanguard ofa but who knows? may be is a vanguard of a kind of vaccine that can be used. it's hopeful, it's interesting but i feel with every target that we read, including vaccines before christmas, it is a bit like the difference between telling a chihuahua that it can run a marathon and a horse. we seem to be led by chihuahuas at the moment. i do not believe this but i'm sure a lot of people well. i hope it may be true. we have just had antho

again that was a philip sure well journalist for the sunday times reporting for us from bangkok. new zealand's prime minister just into our journey has won a landslide victory in the country's general election with 2 thirds of the vote counted or durned center left labor party has secured around 49 percent of the vote giving it an unprecedented outright majority speaking moments ago or durned thank museo wonders for the historic win she has won praise for her handling of the coded 1900 and the christ church mosque shootings last year her main challenger was from the conservative national party. i'm joined now by samantha early a journalist in christ church samantha good to have you with us it's looking like not just a win but a historic victory for dern was she expected to win by such a large margin. well a lot of polls had predicted that juries the sort of outlier majority that would say no to not but most were predicting that you would need to form a coalition government with the grains and. our electoral system here in new zealand coalition government. they say this is what's

for more i'm joined by philip share well he's a journalist for the sunday times in bangkok philip thanks for your time what's happening in the city today we hear some train stations have been shut down. that's right well it's been a very much a protest is about on the streets this is the 3rd day since the that such public gatherings but there's been a very much a cat and mouse game of tactics between the protesters and the authorities today the protest organizers initially put out the word to their supporters to gather at every underground and sky train station in the city at 3 pm in a way we believe instructions on what to converge for their protest trying to keep the police off guard now the authorities have responded by closing the whole underground network most of the nearly all the center subway stations and several major roads so now just as a gathering in some sort of peripheral locations around the city center and they're in about 5 or 6 location it's going to be much harder for the police to deal with this and they are they are marching as we speak but certainly sounds that the

bring in philip show well from bangkok he's the edge a correspondent for the british newspaper the sunday times philip protests is said that withdrawing the measures was not enough what are they demanding now. well they're demanding what they were demanding before this decree was put into place you have to remember that they've been on the streets for 4 months and they have a series of demands and those remain those remain from 2 foremost for them and those are the resignation of the current government now that's led by general. he staged a coup in 2014 and then kind of came with maintaining office last year under a controversial election that the opposition claim was unfairly held there demanding a change to the constitution which includes unelected senators and which and embeds the current higher up top down system and most contentiously like lupul reform with the role of the family which is a long venerated institution it's been a complete to even discuss the political and military financial previously but some of the students are gone now and that is it's on their demand so all those are st

bring in philip sure well from bangkok he's the asia correspondent for the french newspaper the sunday times thanks for being with us philip the protesters say lifting the state of emergency is not enough what sort of concessions are they looking for from the government yeah i mean this is a question significant backed down by the by the prime minister he has repealed this old it just a week after it was introduced to try and and these protests and every government move to try and crackdown is only for the galvanized protests but the basic demands are unchanged and they were that the fullest degree was put in place that demanding the resignation of the prime minister's government which they say was came to power in an unfair and rigged election last year that demanding a major overhaul of the constitution that was drafted under the previous ruling junk. which kind of governs how politics is run in this country and most contentiously that calling for reforms to their own family all those demands that there will be some post last night just as are on the streets again and they held at the john

in the fall of shareable from bangkok he's the asia correspondent for british newspaper sunday times full of thailand's prime minister has no intention apparently to step down what has the reaction been on the streets today. well the reaction is playing out as we speak only there are there is what could be a decisive showdown taking place right at the stage should rightly some protesters be just as accounted for the 3rd successive day and this is the 2nd day since the state of emergency fund any counting of 4 people or more there in a major intersection the heart of bangkok and the ironically some moving in and they are a body in them with water from water cannons at the moment is tightening. so that they'll be able to identify the protests afterwards and the protesters have set up barricades with railings and are fighting back and it is just this flash is taking place right now right in the heart of bangkok and it really could shape the future of these protests. to activists have been charged under a rarely used law that prohibits violence against the queen they were among activists

in philip show well from bangkok he's the edge of correspondent for the british newspaper the sunday times philip protests is said that withdrawing the measures was not enough what are they demanding now. well they're demanding what they were demanding before this decree was put into place you have to remember that they've been on the streets full for months and they have a series of demands and those remain those remain from 2 foremost for them and those are the resignation of the current government now that's led by general. he staged a coup in 2014 and then kind of came we keep maintaining office last year under a controversial election that the opposition claim was unfairly held there demanding a change to the constitution which includes unelected senators and which and embeds the current hiero system and most contentiously like a reform of the road family which is a long venerated institution it's been a complete to even discuss the political and military financial previously but some of the students are gone now and that is on the demand so all those are still outstanding under the p

staying with that, and on the race for a vaccine, the sunday times of the uk is reporting that england'sional health service is preparing to roll out its oxford university astrazeneca joint covid-19 vaccine right around christmastime. "the times" citing a private meeting when an nhs executive and members of parliament and they said a vaccine rolling out soon after christmas is not a totally unrealistic suggestion adding that the national health service is preparing to train thousands of staffers in vaccine administration before the end of the year now, investors should note this is a vaccine candidate with trials currently on hold here in the states, though those trials have resumed in most parts of the world. still, some pretty optimistic news coming out of the uk around a possible global vaccine. >>> from the uk to d.c. and the continued push to strike a new deal on stimulus house speaker nancy pelosi now giving the trump administration 48 hours to get a deal done, settle any fights, and get an agreement before election day. ylan mui joins us now. the speaker setting a hard deadline do

or more i'm joined by philip share well he's a journalist for the sunday times in bangkok philip thanks for your time what's happening in the city today we hear some train stations have been shut down. that's right well it's been a very much a professor back on the streets this is the 3rd day since the edict that banned all such public gatherings but there's been a very much a cat and mouse game of tactics between the protesters and the authorities today the protest organizers initially put out the word to their supporters to gather at every underground and sky train station in the city at 3 pm and away we believe instructions on what to converge for their protest trying to keep the police officer out now because forces have responded by closing the whole underground network most of the nearly all the center subway stations and several major roads so now just as a gathering in some sort of peripheral locations around the city center and they're in about 5 or 6 locations it's going to be much harder for the police to deal with this and they are they are marching as we speak but certainly

for more on that now i'm joined by philip sure well journalist for the sunday times philip welcome to d.w. again paint a picture for us if you will what's the mood in the city today. sort of the mood is one of defiance amongst these protesters they are turning out several sites across the city they have. and their policy of converging on one particular site really stretching the police by choosing a several sites in in bangkok and they are very angry that angry that so many of their leaders have been arrested they're angry that the riot police and water cannons were sent in on friday night and they are also. around. that defines in the face of these this government decree that is supposed to find any gathering of full and full people but police have said today that they're going to look at video evidence to prosecute people attending these rallies and they've also said they're going to monitor and look at social me your activity even people posting selfies they say they will use that as evidence that you got that illegally under this decree so we have about 30 seconds left i just want

meanwhile the sunday times is reporting that local authorities will be given more control over the test—andystem. and the mail on sunday has a story accusing the health secretary, matt hancock of making what's described as a crass joke about test and trace failings, in a commons bar. let's make, what are you doing, not quite sure. what are you doing?” was looking at some papers. that is research, it is allowed, it is good. let's start with the sunday telegraph, millions will be ordered not to leave local areas, joe and it will be part of the country which are most affected by high infection rates and they are already having a pretty rough time, some people? yes, all of tomorrow's papers are dominated by stories of the next development to come in terms of lockdown. boris johnson development to come in terms of lockdown. borisjohnson has said for some time he is not interested in a national lockdown, return to what we saw in march and april. he will do whatever he can to avoid that. so as the number of cases rises across the country, but particularly in some areas, it is not surprised we see

taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers katherine forster, journalist for the sunday timesrt two of the weekend looks a little more promising with more sunshine around and certainly fewer showers than we had yesterday. there were frequent showers in the far north of scotland. look at argyll and bute at the moment, looks a perfect day for messing about on the water with just some fairweather cloud. yesterday's showers have moved off with that area of low pressure into scandinavia. we are starting to see this influence of high pressure, albeit briefly, as the weather front comes in later, but it basically means today will be a quieter story, a few scattered showers running down the north sea coast slightly, and a few scattered showers across wales and south—west england. lighter winds from a northerly direction, so not a warm source, temperatures may well struggle, but i suspect in sheltered areas where we see the best of the sunshine we might see 15 or 16 degrees, noticeably cooler along the east coast. as we move out of sunday afternoon, we will start to see that cloud and

for more on that now i'm joined by philip sure well journalist for the sunday times philip welcome tog.w. again paint a picture for us if you will what's the mood in the city today. sort of the mood is one of defiance much these protests as they are turning out several sites across the city they have. and their policy of converging on one particular site really stretching the police by choosing a several sites in in bangkok and they are very angry that angry that so many of their leaders have been arrested they're angry that the riot police and water cannons were sent in on friday night and they are also. around. that defines in the face of these this government decree that is supposed to find any government will in full people the police have said today that they're going to look at video evidence to prosecute people attending these rallies and they've also said they're going to monitor and look at social me your activity even people posting selfies they say they will use that as evidence that you got that illegally under this decree so we have about 30 seconds left i just want to as

valve that france will continue holding its end of the bargain while declaring himself humbled by sunday's time result is that it doesn't explain me the voters have expressed their opinion in the majority confirm their wish for new caledonia to remain in france as head of state i welcome the sign of confidence in a republic with the do. sense of gratitude i also welcome the results with humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a foothold new caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver al-jazeera. in california more than 1600000 hectares of land has been lost to deadly wildfires that is a new record and the 5 is the still burning rob reynolds reports from los angeles. wildfires have beseeched california since august when thousands of lightning strikes ignited tinder dry forest and brush scorching hot weather low humidity and high winds turned small blazes into monsters

valve that france will continue holding its end of the bargain while declaring himself humbled by sunday's time results it's addict us on to explain me the voters have expressed their opinion in the majority confirm their wish for new caledonia to remain in france as head of state. i welcome the sign of confidence and republic with a deep sense of gratitude and i also welcome the results with humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a food told you caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver. for the 9th consecutive week tens of thousands of deliberations have marched in the capital to demand the resignation of president alexander lukashenko and the demonstrators want political prisoners freed police in minsk cordoned off streets and use water cannon to disperse protesters anti-government rally started when a declared victory in the disputed election in august which th

as i understand it, and this was reported in the sunday times yesterday as being around the fa ct timesound the fact that the much anticipated james bond film has been pushed to next year and my understanding bond film has been pushed to next yearand my understanding is bond film has been pushed to next year and my understanding is that when the big christopher nolan film came out, they expected loads of people to turn up and they didn't so i think it's an unfortunate commercial decision but cinemas are only one of dozens of arts institutions and sector facing absolute ruin in this crisis. it relates to the previous tory about this three tier lockdown in the most serious of those alert levels, hospitality and leisure businesses would just find themselves close, just blanket. it's terrible news and it all sounds very head on a stick and certainly cinema, people think thatis and certainly cinema, people think that is very low rent as a priority, but it isn't. as with any other industry this is an enormous ego system of mostly freelancers, a hugely creative industry in this country and if

valve that france will continue holding its end of the bargain while declaring himself humbled by sunday's time results it's addictive to some to me the voters have expressed their opinion in the majority confirm their wish for new caledonia to remain in france as head of state i welcome the sign of confidence in. republic with a deep sense of gratitude i also welcome the results with humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a foothold new caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver al-jazeera. the german government says a new deal breaks it would be an irresponsible burden for the u.k. because of the coronavirus pandemic britain and the e.u. have agreed to extend talks trying to reach a deal on trade and security next month the mention of this can't people on both sides of the channel are currently busy enough shouldering the health related and economic challenges and

as we go into sunday evening, showers fade for a time into sunday evening, showers fade fora time and and then temperatures drop. they will lift into monday morning. we swap the dry weather for wet and wet and breezy again. brightest in the east and rain spreads its way eastwards erratically during the day and is sunshine develops. a clean breeze across the country and it will be chilly. only 9 degrees in some places. that whether frontal hang around and low pressure will develop around and low pressure will develop around it and it means it will spin areas of cloud and rain around that. a damp start on tuesday. scotland and northern ireland is in the brightest weather on tuesday. england and wales cloudy. any brightness will cloud over and they will be rain and a strong wind will add to the chill. just ten to 13 degrees. it stays cool as we go through wednesday and thursday, but the good news is across western areas it should turn dry and sunny as well. updates throughout the evening. see you later. hythe hello this is bbc news. the headlines: mayors in the north of england say the c

with the uncertainty surrounding the game, the nfl has moved sunday's game from prime time to one time 05. sunday's game will now be seattle at arizona. northbound. five players were added to the covid list for contact with trent brown at practice. the earliest they can be cleared is sunday. the league is investigating brown and the team to see if he or the club violated protocols. >>> this sunday for the first time since he was traded, the 49ers three years ago, jimmy garafolo will face his former team, the patriots. hey did make two starts in 2016 going 2 and 0. >> did you get to see those two starts that he made for brady? >> yeah, he went undefeated right? i'm pretty sure the only thing i summer him getting hurt because he fell on his shoulder. so i'm gonna eliminate those bad vibes. >> you can see sunday's game at 1:25 right here. followed by the fifth quarter, myself. breaking it down. >>> eagles hosting the rival giants. third quarter, philadelphia leading 10-7. daniel jones takes off. he's got nothing but green grass. should be an 88-yard touchdown. jones down inside the ten. w

the right fellow cheryl joining us from bangkok from the sunday times thanks very much for those of years the bonus leader returns this weekend after a series of international matches corona virus infections are on the increase in germany to hoffenheim players are among those infected and will miss their teams classroom door moaned the number of fans being allowed to stadiums has been cut just 300 watts. and be the failed host byron munich meanwhile freiburg vs life sagan burger against bremen we've played behind closed doors. to tie an old master card is renowned for his portraits featuring dramatic biblical imagery now one of his finest creations is on display in the german city of dresden the painting is the focus of an exhibition that showcase his kind of influence on 16th and 17th century art. john the baptist a popular saint portrayed here as a young man smiling for visitors to dressed in his old master's gallery this care of masterpiece is on loan from rome. before the contract had already been signed before the coronavirus crisis began and it's a miracle it was possible despite th

with me are rosamund urwin — senior reporter at the sunday times — and author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brownme minister's "u—turn" puts the country under a tough new lockdown. that's according to tomorrow's observer. the telegraph says the four—week lockdown will save the nhs, as it warns readers to "stay at home." the paper also notes that millions more will be furloughed, as the government extends the scheme until december. the sunday express describes the impending lockdown in england as a "last—ditch plea" to save christmas and to avoid a medical and moral distaster. a strong stance from the daily mirror with "shockdown" as its headline, as it leads with warnings from experts who say the lockdown delay could cost lives. and the star leads with a tribute to former james bond star, sean connery, who died aged 90. the paper describes him as the, "greatestjames bond of all times," adding that the "world is in mourning." so let's begin. we are going to rattle through this review. an express with you, we have got a longer one at 11:30pm. to both of you, lovely to see you. rosamund urwin, i won

the nfl as we know has moved the raiders game from prime time sunday night. ternoon time slot at 1 o'clock in this comes after players on the offensive line. course were sent home this week due to possible exposure to coronavirus now. as of the moment we don't know who will and who won't be allowed to play in the game. we'll have to wait and see about that. but the players say however goes down they're going to be ready for the game. >>and then today we all knew that it was going to see some. some ups and downs and you have to do bit of b s you know way going into the season but you know as far as the game we got a lot of play tomorrow really on a minute that we love our guys trust in the guys we got here. we're all us whether you know. those 5 guys play or not. >>since the raiders are playing at 1 o'clock in the afternoon the seahawks in the cardinals will now play on sunday night. >>all right time now 6.52 we'll take quick break. we'll be right is a live look behind me the cc home here i'm gonna back back. we want send us >>welcome back 6.54 on this friday m

nfl has since moved the raiders game from prime time to sunday prime time on sunday night to an afternoon slot. that's presumably because just in case the game does get moved. nfl will still have a game in their prime time slot. but regardless of when the raiders play the players are say they'll be ready for it all. >>and then today we all knew that it was going to be some ups and downs and you have to do bit of b s you know way going into the season but you know as far as the game we got a lot of play tomorrow really on a minute that we love our guys trust in the guys we got here. we're all us whether you know. those 5 guys play or not. >>so you >>we don't know who is and who isn't playing for the raiders a sticky situation. we don't know the game is going to postpone or not the nfl and pretty tight just one of those situations where you got to do hope everyone remains healthy and safe and hope for the best a real quick when you think about former aide or antonio brown saying he might sign now with i think i'm happy i'm not covering him and him anymore because made my life very hectic an

the one moving in on sunday for the sunday night/monday time period, that will be extreme.e wind, but also bringing an extremely dry air, even for the nighttime hours. so that will be a concern. as we take a look at the maps right now, we show you this, the ratified fire warning in place. and red flag warning for the entire bay area. not only for the northbay hills in the east hills, but also for the valleys and even san francisco. here is kind of the break down. valleys, we can have winds gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour. then for the higher elevations, up above 4000 feet and even above 2000 feet we could have wind around 16 to 70 miles an hour. so that is our primary concern heading into the latter half of sunday and monday and even into tuesday. with the strongest wind is expected sunday night and monday morning. tomorrow, not too bad for your saturday with areas of fog to start the day saturday and partly sunny skies. thin clearing skies and we begin to bring in the wind throughout the day. here is satellite with high clouds moving into southern california and then patchy

. >> bill: will we see that before sunday? >> time will tell. >> neil: okay. we're on stand by then. mark meadows, thanks nor the time. hope you come back soon. 13 days to go. thank you. in a moment, taking on beck tech. we'll talk to the sec talking about accusations of censorship joe biden bringing out the big guns with barack obama. and joe biden weighing in on the mute button earlier martha maccallum is in nashville in the sunshine of tennessee coming up. three thousand dollars. three thousand dollars!! that's how much veteran homeowners can save every year by using their va benefits to refinance at newday. record low rates have dropped to new all time lows. with the va streamline refi there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no money out of pocket. one call can save you $3000 a year. i can't. there's never been more divisiveness in this country. it's frightening and sad. that was trump's whole thing, you know, take the politics out of it and run it like one of his businesses. i know people were looking for that kind of change, but it's not working

sunday at foxboro. >>all right let's talk about the raiders the nfl has since moved the raiders game from prime time on sunday night to an afternoon slot. at 1 o'clock in this comes of course after players on the offensive line were sent home this week due to possible exposure to coronavirus as of now we don't even know who will and who won't be allowed to play in sunday's game. but the players say they'll be ready one way or another. >>and then today we all knew that it was going to see some. some ups and downs you have to do bit of b s you know way going into the season but you know as far as the game we got a lot of play tomorrow really that we love our guys trust in the guys we are here we're all us whether you know. those 5 guys play or not. >>yes, since the raiders are playing at one in the afternoon. the seahawks and the cardinals will now play on sunday night. time now 5.53. to show you quick live look here at sfo eventually prevailed by enjoy watching the airport this morning all is well so far no major fog will get a check of the forecast. >>5.56 is the time coming up in the next hour, the sco

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i'm joined now by philip show well he's a journalist for the sunday times based in bangkok. a number of protest leaders have been arrested but that doesn't seem to have had much of an effect on the demonstrations has it. if far from it we've had and the emergency decree that was passed last week that was supposed to finally governs a 5 or more there's been the arrests of leaders there was the right police sent in on friday night but this is only so kind of galvanizing support there being more and more people on the street each night they are spreading the word via social media apps everybody that one of the catchphrases now is we are all a leader we're all leaders. and that kind of taking some leave from what's been happening in hong kong where you've had so protest movement so been quite a few said one of their goals has been not to be decapitated in terms of leadership and untile and sometimes protest challenge but just as our own i talk to those sorts of techniques to. fed away looking a same life because lots of people they crowd out in the straight so obviously not a 10

fall back, sunday morning time changes and we will have the november warmth with us, 70s and 80s comingour way and increasing clouds for election day. >> all right. thank you. >> all right. as we continue, this wasn't the trick or treater that a south bay >> san francisco's golden gate park is set to transform into a winter wonderland for the 150th anniversary. the display full of light trees and illuminated meadows was designed by a san francisco-based artist and will run from the 1st through the 28th. >> mountain lions are active right now in the bay area. this was take then morgan hill and this curious cat seems to be interested in the halloween decorations checking out the pumpkin and skeleton decorations before glancing at the survei surveillance camera and moving along. >> there is no meat left on the skeleton. >> good. >> yeah. ...less is more. so, here's humira with a thinner needle. it's the same humira, with the same effectiveness you know and trust. ...but a thinner needle-... ...for a better injection experience. ask your doctor about transitioning to humira with a thinner n

with the uncertainty surrounded the game the nfl has moved sunday's game from prime time to 105, the sunday night game will be seattle and arizona. five players were added to the covid-19 list . the earliest they can be cleared to return his sunday. for the first time since he was training four years ago, jimmy will face his former team the patriots. he spent three seasons in new england as the backup, but he did make two starts in 2016 going to-0. unfortunately that's not the most memorable moment. >> did you get to see those two starts that he made for brady? >> he went undefeated, right? i'm not going to lie the only thing i remember is him getting hurt. because he fell on his shoulder. i will eliminate those bad vibes. >> sunday's game can be seen at 1:25 followed by the fifth quarter with myself and lorenzo o'neill breaking it down. the eagles host their giants the third quarter. he's got nothing but green grass, should be an 80 yard touchdown. is down inside the 10. they lead 21-16. they dropped a perfect pass. that's the game winning 18 yard touchdown and the eagles went 22-21.

fall back, sunday morning time changes and we will have the november warmth with us, 70s and 80s coming your way and increasing clouds for election day. >> all right. thank you. >> all right. as we continue, this wasn't the trick or treater that a south bay >> san francisco's golden gate park is set to transform into a winter wonderland for the 150th anniversary. the display full of light trees and illuminated meadows was designed by a san francisco-based artist and will run from the 1st through the 28th. >> mountain lions are active right now in the bay area. this was take then morgan hill and this curious cat seems to be interested in the halloween decorations checking out the pumpkin and skeleton decorations before glancing at the survei surveillance camera and moving along. >> there is no meat left on the skeleton. >> good. >> yeah. it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is eas

for more on that now i'm joined by philip sure well journalist for the sunday times philip ball committee again paint a picture for us if you will what's the mood in this city today. sort of the mood is when it defines these protests as they are turning out several sites across the city they have. and is there a policy of converging on one particular sites that really stretching the police by choosing a several sites in in bangkok and they are very angry that angry that so many of their leaders have being arrested they're angry that the riot police and water cannons were sent in on friday night and they are also. defines in the face of they used this government decree that is supposed to find any government will in full people but lisa said today that they're going to look at video evidence to prosecute people attending these rallies on labels to said they're going to monitor and look at social media activity even people posting selfies they say they will use that as evidence that you got that illegally under this decree so we have about 30 seconds left i just want to ask you again so aga

perfect timing for 49ers football here on nbc bay area. of course "sunday night football" here as our 49ers take on the philadelphia eagles. kickoff temperatures in the mid-80s. we've bumped up our temperatures a little bit more today. still cooler than the numbers yesterday but we should begin in the 80s. cooling through the 70s. and for your 49ers tailgating from home plans around the bay area today warm temperatures across the valleys for another day. 90s inland. and bay side temperatures actually pretty warm as well. more of afog to san francisco t morning. i still think we'll get through the afternoon. one of the biggest changes we're seeing this morning is that air quality and you can see how things have switched back to green to yellow which is good to moderate. san francisco over to the east bay. and look at san jose and santa clara. things look better this morning. areas near the glass fire we'll continue to see locally unhealthy air at times as we go through probably midday. the fire activity picks up, we may briefly see a little more smoke especi

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