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her british husband, sam, saying it was amazing to see katie wake up and to be able to talk to her and to reassure her that we are there for her. adding that their son, finn, is stable and i hope that in time he will also wake up so that we can all be reunited as a family. sam, a conservationist and katie live with son, finn, on a wildlife reserve in south africa. it's home to free ranging giraffes, including a mother and a two month old calf.

it's just another variable that you wake up with and say how is trump doing?> you that way you can bring an umbrella? >> what i recommend, they start off every day and imagine if this was really happening. use it to breakfast and for breakfast i have a rebel and night will. the problem people are having is that they act like a bunch of babies, but what you need to remember is there are people who disagree with you who are kind, thoughtful, honest people and there are people who agree with you are horrible pieces of garbage and once you can except that, you get through life much happier. the media movement was supposed to bring down donald trump but a lot of these left-leaning people at these dummy dudes in their midst who said all the right things and then harvey weinstein, he said i'm going to spend my time taking on the nra and that's not the right answer to the question but people who disagree with you and the goodpeople. you are not right all the time and they might know something you don't and that would make me a lot happier . >>strong work. why do men w

>> that people better wake up to what's going on. >> people better wake up. let's get insight from the guests. we have a congressional reporter for politico and u.s. world and news report. we have a post of remarkable things. he is a careful guy. careful reporter. for him to say those words, to issue a warning in effect to americans, what does that mean? >> i was having coffee with a republican on the house side. they said the president is so easily dismissed reporters call them fake news and his base listens. this is bob woodward and people are not going to listen. will democrats take the house and impeach the president? this is not something the president should be looking at right now. this is distractioning awaydist the mid-terms. >> i used the italian pronunciation here. the president and the white house do have a point. you have a number of officials issuing public denials with things contained in the books. woodwa woodward's explanation is these are folks who are not telling the truth to save their jobs. you have 20 something or 30 something or senior

up at 3:00 a.m. messing around and waking you up. me because this [ bleep ] won't go to bed at night. [laughter] >> then you have a reason to be mad at trump. nothing pisses us off more than someone who keeps us up at night. that would cause me to be depressed. i don't live at the white house. i can't get a one-day job at the white house. he doesn't affect me. i got my own problems. i got 99 problems in the morning, trump ain't one. greg: that's a song! [ applause ] >> it is. greg: that is a song. i have a theory, joe, that trump is like a new discovered weather pattern that you know you never had. it's like when you wake up, it's like you usually think about how hot it's going to be, but you also have to check for trump. is there an 80% chance of a cold trump or 20% of a windy trump? it's just another variable that you wake up in the morning and go, how's the trump doing? >> do i need to bring an umbrella? >> i need a trump-barela. >> here's how i start every day, i tell myself imagine if this is really happening, for breakfast, i h

call, wake up! >> you're supposed to be more gentle. >> wake up. there is a bay bridge, beautiful shot. thanks for starting your day with us ontoay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. the weather forecast the if you have some outdoor plans today, get it done early, if you're making your way out the door to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station on the way to work. it's going to be cool, grab a jacket, only mid-50s and at 9:00 at 65 degrees, mid-70s. look at our highs today, notice it's going to be warmer today compared to yesterday. you may have to turn on the air conditioning for a little bit in antioch, headed up to 88 degrees. i'll talk more about this and also the increased fire danger as our temperatures heat up, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right, kari. folks are wrapping up their work day. folks working around the clock around the bay area, i saw a big line at starbucks around 4:00 in the morning. in the south bay we see a smooth drive on the pe

so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal.c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. ends sunday. sleep number proven quality sleep >>> we close this morning with a look at what's next this week. as we roll into election season, thursday is primary day in the new york governor's race. interesting outside the empire state because incumbent andrew cuomo is being challenged by former "sex in the city star" cynthia nixon. governor cuomo has a comfortable lead. >> seattle seahawks rookie shaquem griffin kicks off his schedule. he became the first nfl player ever with only one hand. he's going to start today alongside his twin brother. the seahawks will take on the denver broncos. >>> it's cool enough that he's playing. he's playing with his brother. >> and starting. >> we love that story. thank you for spending part of your morgood sunday morning! it is - - - - - here is a live look outside -- san francisco >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:00. here is a live look outside in san francisco. actually quite lo

yes, and we kind of wake up as problems before.d of wake up as consumers problems before. yes, and we kind of wake up as consumers and expect a company that we regularly use, that we do trust, to be a victim of some kind of hack. the british airways one, i think it covers a two week period up to september five, one, i think it covers a two week period up to septemberfive, and british airways claim they are on top of it. but sadly, we are getting very used to it and we are almost putting up with it nowadays. from to quite another. crypto currencies, something people got very excited about at the start of the year, taxi drivers would ask me whether they should be buying bitcoin. a massive drop in the value of cryptocurrencies. why? why have we seen this sudden market collapse? first of all, there are a lot of them around, and we have seen a lot of people illiquid to invest in them coming into the market. —— ill equipped. there is an argument that says it is a massive asset bubble. people who make money out of it are the ones who get

this was the wake—up call.he's been able to learn from the best. jimmy anderson spent a career luring the likes of them to their ends. repeatable but irresistible, caught by alastair cook and his last test. one for the record books but these were book, but in the score book he still loomed large until ben stokes put a line through him. saturday evening in south london and now it is india in the hole. in about 45 minutes time, serena williams will step—out at flushing meadows in the women's final at the us open. the american is aiming to win a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. in her way, the young naomi osaka, the first japanese women to reach a majorfinal. but the 36—year—old williams is the firm favourite, i don't feel like me. i think it ta kes i don't feel like me. i think it takes time, my mum said it takes a full year to get back. i'm a full year now but i'm also playing more professionally. the motions and expectations for the other stuff that you have on top of it, it is a lot. i'm still w

and if you're planning the day today on the peninsula, notice that we're waking up to 50s. and numbers coming up through the 70s around san mateo and belmont. nice afternoon with the sea breeze kicking in throughout the day. >>> and throughout the week, in livermore, notice the changes. they're going to be just subtle each and every day, right through the early part of the week, topping out in the low 90s today for the holiday. even into tuesday. and then the numbers begin to trail off for wednesday, thursday and friday. so looks like our warmth in our inland valleys. >>> daly city, partly cloudy skies. numbers shy of the average in san francisco. 67. but low to mid 80s arrive for you in the north bay from san rafael, napa and santa rosa. east bay, 80s. a little change in the south bay with low 80s in san jose and morgan hill. and you can see the fog pulling back there. so an afternoon perhaps at the beach, but you need the jacket. and tonight with the fog coming back and then retreating again, it's going to be chilly. we'll see partly cloudy skies. so not a whole lot of fog

i wake up and dojobs got. amazing family and friends. i wake up and do jobs that got.that i would really love to do. when i look at my life that way, i am looking. what do i have two be down about? why should i feel i have two be down about? why should ifeel sad? i have two be down about? why should i feel sad? you have an amazing outlet for creative expression. painting. i know you loved painting before. you be discovered it. you describe it very nicely in the book. what is it about painting that has allowed you to do consumer when i was younger i always loved painting and it was always time by myself. lot of the time i need carers of family around me, groups or people. painting is just my time. family around me, groups or people. painting isjust my time. it is something i can do purely by myself. i don't need help. i can sit there and focus and sold out of everything else. that love and joy i had as a child. i want to do that now. anybody would watch this and say it isa anybody would watch this and say it is a remarkable standard, a remarkable ability which has also

. >> so, shower out of commission, they decided to wake up early, put on their bathing suits and rinseff in the outdoor spa before the contractor arrived at 6:45 a.m. it was june 7th, 2007. chris got up first, turned on the spa to warm it up, then called brianna at her college dorm in san diego. >> your wake-up call, baby. get out and go on that run. >> back at the house, courtney dozed through her first wake-up. while chris and cristi made their way outside to the spa. just after 6:30, chris looked in on courtney again. second call. and headed back to the spa. life's last normal moments. 6:37 a.m. >> i got up out of bed. i was putting on my robe. i heard this panicked, panicked scream from my dad yelling for me. i ran down the hallway to the back porch and i saw him just trying to pull out my mom out of the spa. >> emergency. >> it was she who dialled 911 as she and her father struggled to lift her mother out of the spa. >> it was the first moments of the worst day of our lives. >> is it possible for people to understand what it's like to be in that situation? >> i don't think so. to

waking up to low clouds and fog this morning. we go through the afternoon, and we're looking at mostly sunny skies and that's the bay and inland location and it's cloudy and cool. cooler for all of us today and below average temperatures and cooler for the weekend and rain chances next week. i will talk about that coming up. >> we sure do not like to see this for the start of a friday morning commute. we're in the red for the drivers heading to northbound 7880. this is due to caltrans. they have all of the northbound lanes shut down at 23rd. you're taking a live look at theigre ive yf some. it's a 37-minute ride using 238 up to the maize. you will have the follow the detour. they will have that yapped up by 5:30 this morning. >> thank you. >>> the stage is set for a important vote on the capitol hill. >> set to vote on bet kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. this is following a hearing that's going down in history. a defiant and tearful kavanaugh pushed back on the claims of sexual assault. she says she is 100% sure that he kid

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when you wake up in ten years' time, what will be the most outstanding memory you will wake up with?yed as well as possibly india could. and the memory, what a great 12 years india have had. the fact it was hard and tough at times. it isn't easy playing in any international sport because of how hard you have to work but india have had a hell of a time doing it and shared some amazing experiences with some great people. it is said when sir don bradman came out to back here for the last time 70 years ago he said he struggled to see the ball because of the tears in his eyes, will that happen to you? india don't think so, there might be some in the changing room afterwards, but not when india walk out there, india will want to try and score runs. wales play denmark in the nations league on sunday but as it stands they'll be facing a side which won't include any recognised senior internationals. that's because of a dispute between players and danish football association over commercial rights. it means the squad will be made up of third tier, fourth tier and futsal players. denmark's inte

good way to wake up. you're either going to work or coming here. thank you for landing right here with us on "today in the bay." >> i'm here. >> another nice day? >> another nice day. it's going to be one of our last days of seeing these really hot much anticipated change in the form of some rain. before i get to that, let me get to your temperatures right out the door. 53 degrees right now in san francisco. 55 in oakland. 57 in hayward. and 58 in san jose. notice the 40s in the north bay. again today it is going to be mostly clear, especially into the interior valleys. it will be very quick to warm. by 11:00 a.m. we'll be in the 70s. interior valleys will climb to the 90s. i'll break down those rain chances in just a bit. i know there's some slowing going into san francisco. >> a because of the pattern we're seeing into the city from yesterday. here's the bay bridge toll plays. >> with those cash lanes on either side of the fast track lanes. we almost see this at 4:30. it will kick in at 5:30 when the metering lights kick in. just like yesterday a

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every day they need to wake up. hating trump about something and they are also sheep. they all echo each other, it's an echo chamber. i have to be honest, it's a sick obsession. where do they ever talk about the success of the president? gregg jarrett has had the number one selling book in the country, we've exposed, and we are number

and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawk. with your make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes can protect themselves. with the famous merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real new. hello again the israeli defense forces are investigating the killing of two palestinian teenagers during recent protests at the gaza border one of them a sixteen year old boy died of his wounds on saturday after he was shot by israeli forces the video of the incident was shared widely online be aware that what we're about to show you shows the moment he was shot. before he was shot the youngster threw rocks at i.d.f. soldiers the boy's mother told us about his traumatic journey to hospital. medicine has some not so when we were h

>> they're packing his bag and not disturbing him. >> he does wake up and that is what has the internet talking. because as they pack up his backpack, instead of picking up the backpack. >> you adorable little man, that is so cute. >> it's like all right, one arm many, wrap the other, let's go. >> he's not awake yet. she's still asleep. >> the teachers are like get this on camera. >> his grandmother does say normally at the end of the day he's all amped and excited in the particular day he just didn't have it in him. he's getting some extra "z"s. speaking of that, kyle and his mom needed some as well because he and his mom christi were out looking for hot dates. >> i didn't realize these kiddy cars had autopilot. >> he's so cute. most of the time you put a kid in the car and they fall right asleep anyway. towards the end there he lets out a big yell and his mom christi said she did have to carry him home. she said she thinks the sun made him so tired. >>> a hot red car's parked down below, but. >> you see this big heavy crane moving slowly. >> see what happens when things start to speed

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is example like wake up is it me i'm not partial. is it me boy i do what i can do to make like for you cause you not give me paper. from sweden. ok let's break in the. general election in sweden is playing out of a political analyst charles or tell charles good to have you on the show it's very much in flux at the moment i'm sure you're aware of just looking through the latest poll figures here and votes counted as things stand the sweden democrats have seventeen point seven percent of votes that's probably not enough to get them into government but how could they change swedish politics. well yeah i think this so far is a disappointing result for sweden democrats they had thought they'd be up more like twenty four twenty five percent maybe higher and yes the votes are not all counted i think it's only think it's only about eighty eighty five percent of the votes are counted so the results could change but really this is a major league referendum not purely about immigration but i think also about globalization and globalization has

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yours it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. terror of russian headlights. in the age of trump political gridlock has been taken to the next level there's a lot at stake a supreme court seat and presidential prerogatives in the end it's all about the rule of law and equal application of the law we are gazing into the abyss with compromise and like. it's hard to imagine the decades after the war a nazi don't you it was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies cretonne head as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at auschwitz a german company going until it develops into denied a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything but. yeah she said he's just g

against migrants also coming up i went to sleep thinking it was a nightmare i thought i was going to wake up from it so to go to the devastation in brazil as people realize the extent of the damage done to the two hundred year old's national museums in rio de janeiro after it was gutted by fire and how some children in the afghan capital kabul are benefiting from a new global library it's the brainchild of an afghan woman she wants to offer the children a respite from the country's difficult security situation and the opportunity to learn to appreciate. i'm sorry kelly it's great to have you with us it's not about being left wing or right wing it is about doing the decent thing that's how the lead singer of one of germany's best known rock bands to top holes in describes last night's concert against racism in the east german city of camden musicians said that they wanted to send a signal after anti migrant protests erupted in violence in the city last week tens of thousands of people turned out to watch the concert. and. views into me as they removed. us that was the motto of the candidates

oakland waking up at 54 also. san francisco, 55. san carlos, 59. mountain view and san jose, 58. mid-60s in concord, antioch, brent wood. we're flirting with the 40s in the north bay.ta a sign of clouds is the cold front coming in. much cooler temperatures everywhere. it will be breezy on the bay once again. let's look at san francisco. 55 degrees this morning. 58 at 10:00. low 60s throughout the afternoon hours. as we go towards the south bay, temperatures starting off at 57 with sunshine. then we'll add were high clouds the rest of the day. and temperatures going from 67 at noon to low 70s in the afternoon hours. 61 at 8:00. want to bringlexis in here. >> so far we're looking pretty good. off to a fairly quiet start

. >> we are waking up to a fair amount of cloud cover. you can see gray skies overhead at this early morning hour. take a look at your 12-hour day planner today. overcast sky early on. at noon, we willafternoon. the cloud cover will be along today compared to yesterday. the bay into the 70s. warmest spots inland. only near 80. that's weather. now a check of the roads with >> good morning, drew. overall we have had a pretty friday light commute. we did have early delays on westbound highway 4 between pittsburgh and the concord area. crash willow pass. very quickly off to the shoulder. that definitely slowed things down early this morning hopefully it starts to bounce back a little bit. southbound 680, walnut creek as well. the 24 interchange, a crash on the ignacio valley on-ramp. starting to see a few brake lights as well. keeping an eye on that situation. drive times coming up in 10 minutes. >>> the entire nation was watching yesterday after nine hours of emotional testimony from christine blasey ford and judge brett kavanaugh. now all e

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the >>> this is a nice shot to wake up to. that is mt.nd the clouds. you can see the twinkling lights of the east bay below. lisa has more about that later. first, we are going to talk about sports. dolphins. game for the raiders it kicks off at 10:00 this morning. last night, a huge overtime win in eugene over number 20, oregon. we have the highlights in this mornings sports. >> good morning, sports fans. chris alvarez here. what a game you saw here on abc 7. number 7, stanford and number 20, oregon. just when you think it was over, we are going to skip the first half. ducks up 24-7. this was a huge play. gets the reverse. goes into the end zone. they go to review. his foot hit the pile on, he is out of bounds. what do you know? a few plays later, bad snap. he goes 80 yards the other way for a touchdown, so a possible 31-7 game is4-14.mentum the cardinal after three and out. bryce love gets id.ar here. all of a sudden, a three-point game. 24-21. they got it back. fourth in one from the oregon 30. where is bryce love? not on this play. ca

thank you for waking up with us. u to rosemary for a look at how your weekend is shaping up. >>> good morning to you. happy saturday. this is a live look over san francisco. partly cloudy skies to start the day. we have mostly cloudy along the coastline. you can see some inside the bay. but a beautiful start for some with blue skies and sunshine and 57 right now. 47 in santa rosa. it say chilly start over portions of the north bay. napa down by 8 degrees. and oakland down by 4 and up by 2 in concord and livermore. as we get into the afternoon, we'll be mostly sunny away from the coastline and the south facing beaches will have the sunshine right along the coast where west west facing beachs from ocean beach down through pacifica and half moon bay likely to have partly sunny to partly cloudy skies. this say little closer view. we have some cloud cover here. and this will shift a little further. you are expected to clear out as usual with mostly sunny skies and 70s in the afternoon for you there. and the onshore breeze

locals thought they would wake up. they warned us we could wake up to water overflowing from the intercoastal waterway into the streets and docks and boats. that is not the case here where we are in wilmington. we are about eight miles directly east of you on the other side of the intercoastal waterway at wrightsville beach. a barrier island. it is under mandatory evacuation orders. police believe everyone they knew who tried to stay on the island had gotten off. here where we are, we had a family let us spend the night and experience what they were going to experience with the storm barrelling toward them. over the course of the night, it wasn't a different night than any other night for the family. the difference for the home, you cannot see out the windows because they are boarded up in fear of what could come. when i say we wake up surprised not to see something worse and this family recognizes this storm is not over. you made the point with the help of several people up and down the coast the story of the storm is

i don't wake up in the morning and look in the mirror and say, you're cool. no >> a sunday sitdown with lenny kravitz. plus, another life well lived a bit later in show. >>> let's begin this morning with tropical storm florence set toecome a major hurricane, and it is headed right towards the east coast. dylan ising the storm's latest path. dylan, how bad does this look? >> willie, this does nee to be taken very seriously. this is early in the forecast period. by the time we get to thursday things could change but the southeast united states needs to make your plans now as i this major hurricane is heading in that direction. the tropics are very active. that is typical for right at this point in the year, but we have florence that we' keeping our closest eye on because it is currently a tropical storm but it should strengthen into a hurricane as we go through the day because it's running into very warm water and very littl wind sheer. wind sheer would be something that would tear a storm apart and witho it thetorm will maintain if not strengthen. so we are lo

how selective people are about international law and bombing but others seeing this as a warning wake up call the risks of conflict escalation a huge risk of miscalculation a misunderstanding that led to the downing of aggression and catch late on a small scale the match an even more frightening with of a wind miscalculation we call all parties especially when we are getting the positive news regarding what could have been a dramatic military escalation to refrain from military action israel has expressed its condolences and even offered to send the head of its air force to russia to report on the incident putin's urging calm saying this was a tragic fluke. this situation is different from the one when a turkish jet shot down our plane but then turkey intentionally shot down the aircraft but now it looks like a chain of accidental events fortunately it appears a military escalation has been prevented verbal one is in full swing of course but there's a lesson here five nuclear powers fighting in syria on different sides and the tiniest spark there could cause the biggest inferno the world

said well they haven't improved the battery life so let's see if the watch goes to sleep before you wake up but this wearables industry is a big deal well how big is it which is the natural question you teed up for me and how competitive is this marketplace we know about apple and fit big but others are going to die so young corning to the consumer technology association six point four b. billion dollars this year in the usa alone and we tend to think of it as a fitness thing that goes on your wrist but sensors are everywhere now and none of us are getting younger so digital therapeutics is big two billion dollars this year they forecast nine point four bill. by two thousand and twenty five l'oreal has a little sensor that you could mistake for nail polish and it will talk to your smartphone and warn you about u.v. rays and exposure and there's a smart mouth guard athletes wear that tax fatigue by tracking be a lactaid in your saliva so sensors are everywhere and we no longer think of consumer technology as having a keyboard it will become increasingly invisible and before we go we're runni

i left mine, he could not wake up before one o'clock. do we need to change that?hink people 's body clocks are there. if you have to get up clocks are there. if you have to get up early, you have to get up early. they have to do it. i think it is just reacting. i think it is more about sleep habits at the other end. how you go in to sleep. getting rid of tech around your bedroom and having a routine. they are saying you shouldn't have any screen time. that is impossible to achieve. 0k. thank you so much, we are off to bed now. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, rachel and ruth. coming up next, it is the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, is mark kermode. hello, mark. hi. what have you been watching? it is a very good week. we have the the wife, which is a drama sta

you know world of big part of the new lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. of russian airlines. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront ation let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very chaotic at a time time to sit down and talk. of a bag of volunteer gigs continuing this question is sure to be in the press and. into the democratic party the c.e.o. of the now and strategies consulting firm he's in las vegas and in the you want his name homes coersion the p.b.s. show in principle a former staffer to senate majority leader bill frist who gives good design other topics to amy this week president drone border classificati

the wake up beforehand it's with. me. i read the bible and i pray and then i try to be through and listen for his voice his guidance. my name is billy burley. living here and poke. and i used to work for nasa. and let me show you all around the house a little bit. of the weather over here and if we don't have air conditioning over here and so we keep the doors and windows open for good bit throughout the year. i was. skinny little introverted kid had a speech impediment and tried to talk a lot of people didn't understand me and my body tomie i belong to the boy but my thoughts not mine with me and that i belong with the girl. and i didn't know which way to go and wanted to be like my sisters i thought. i should be like my festers and where my older sister started wearing makeup. and with some of her makeup in the bathroom. and then in the sixth grade when i was. on the farm early teen and we had a new. he would do when. he wouldn't play with me he would. try to get me to have interaction and just continue to play with me.

i mean this woman must be going through a very emotional process is not the one day you know she wakes up and she says let me go do this i mean it's not hard it's not easy going before e a committee hearing in the senate you know as i'm sure she's been going back and forth whether she wants to do this or not some people have told her maybe to do it some people have done it tough told her not to do it so then of the date it's her experience and what happened or what didn't happen all i can tell you is we have to get the facts straight before we before the senate votes that's for sure and if i could add another thing. that again for me just raises questions that needed to need to be answered that she did hire an attorney i understand that because she knows that this could become as it has you know a big national story a national crisis but when she hired the attorney and said you know this is what is my experience why didn't her attorney say let's get some depositions on the record to back you up you know that as her attorney could have when she was hired in august say let's talk to some of

what this should be is a wake—up call to drivers that it is is up to the legal standard. think it is right that from a road safety point of view that this sort of thing is done on a more regular basis. it should be a wake—up call to people and we urge drivers that if they think there's any problem with their eyesight that they take an eye test immediately. also, in the instance whereby a medical professional might say that their eyesight isn't up to standard, that they need to report that the dvla immediately. and have their eyesight checked. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomas. well, many of us had a fine weekend with lots of sunshine, very warm too, up to 26 degrees in one location. but over the next few days, it is going to turn a bit cooler. there is a chance of rain as well. not every day but some of us will need our brollies from time to time but for the time being, it's still beautiful. looking across the channel there in guernsey, clear blue skies, stunning picture there. but much more cloud across other parts of the uk as i speak, you can see it ar

i think about it every morning when i wake up.s a lot of mind space you get into that. but it does seem like i finally found something in common with senator sasse, a vision for its future before going to washington come as fast as president berlin university in nebraska credited with nearly doubling the university body. by the way all the way up to 1400. [laughter] often they will tell you most of the students came from a school that had to close nearby. the school now boasts a graduating of less than half of them. joining us tonight, michael goodwin, pulitzer prize-winning columnist, fox news contributor. great to have you with us. let's start with you. ben sasse, why does a really good stuff of the anxiety of being a democrat he is. >> is very interesting. he ran as a republican but he doesn't want to be a republican. he should at least go back to the people of nebraska and say do you mind if i leave the party would you want to do with leave the senate and get somebody else. that would be the honorable thing to do. lou: onerous

be a wake up call. because it's no longer the equifax of the facebook breaches. it's now your local dentist or your local doctor. and again, as i said, it's not just that they'll get to rip you off with these fake refunds, it's that they may start using your personal data as well.">( james ) the gangs are accused of stealing more than one million dollars. investigators are also still searching for seven fugitives... 25 alleged gang memberes have already been arrested. ( darya ) also in the east bay.. several high school students got sick after eating rice krispy treats that were laced with pot. paramedics were called after five students went to the office complaining of nausea. one teen went home.. and students say they saw others placed in wheelchairs in a parking lot near ambulances. guardians say although they're not suprised they are dissappointed.

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this morning we wake up with a fire. the temperature is comfortable. 55 degrees. t the relative humidity did not respond. it's only 30%. up in the hills, winds are gusting from the west-northwest to 17 miles per hour. they will remain pretty fast during the morning hours. they will taper as we head into the evening and overnight hours. they will pick up again tomorrow. look at the temperature. 92 today. edsd a thursda. some low 80s for friday, saturday, and sunday. that's good news for the firefighters. back at home, the breezes will cool the bay a little bit. inland, still warm. everybody starts off in the mid to upper stpeuf50s is the 7:00. 69 at noon in the bay. almost air-conditioning weather at 88. hi, alexis. >>> good morning, mike. we are starting to rump up here. a live look at our walnut creek camera. southbound 680. a lot of brake lights starting to fill in. north of the 24 split. so right around north main street. i don't have any incidents along this route. just starting to have a lot of company. drive times looking good. southbound, golden gate, 6 minu

so tomorrow morning we could be waking up to more cloud cover out there.e expected to drop between 10 degrees for inland areas, no major changes for the coastline. 65 degrees into the start of your work week and we keep the mid-60s for the next seven days. inland temperatures by monday, by tomorrow we'll still be at 87 degrees and the temperatures only start to decrease more as we head toward tuesday as that trough begins to take over that ridge of high pressure and that's going to leave us with some 70s on the map and to our daytime highs as we head in towards wednesday also some breezier conditions and as that marine layer deepens it's going to keep temperatures cool overnight as well and our temperatures will remain into the low 80s through next weekend, so this has been one of the hotter weekends. next weekend it's looking like low 80s to top us out. cooling off a bit. >> just a bit, still quite lovely next weekend. >> definitely. at least we're tracking plenty of sunshine. that sticks around for the next several days. >> looks like this next week will

waking up to trees on the ground. >> just as i got the kid to sleep, boom, that lightning and thunder was intense. >> i know. we were talking about it this morning. i can't believe the kids slept it.ough it was so cloud last night. a and we had storms wel into the evening. three inches of rain for the most part around our now we've got some nice conditions out there, but as angie said, we have plenty of debris around the area and lots of ponding on side roads. please be careful. a couple roadsere shut down this morning because of high standing water. the rain is gone. a few light showers. now we're a looking a little bit of mist and drizzle. look to the midwest. yeah. that's remnants of gordon that's going to continue to push north and east. if you're looking for sunshine this weekend, pbably not going to see it this weekend. however, we do have rain for the next several days and we do have flor out there in the atlantic. we'll talk about both of those and let you know the impacts here. that's coming up in about 15 >> okay. and friday night lights. i this timewas in the sky. >> it was

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belgian capital brussels the incident happened this morning when two officers reportedly tried to wake up a man sleeping in the street a suspect refused to talk to them then injured one of the policeman with a knife in his colleague shot him several times injuring him in the chest and leg he's been seriously injured and taken to hospital and investigation has been launched although police have ruled out a terror motive. thanks for joining us on r.t. international day with the latest at the top of the allan donald hawkins will be here. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race is often scary dramatic development only going to exist i don't see how that strategy. will be successful ready to kill time time to sit down and talk. if they're listening. i'm just not up i said come on i definitely agree with. him. so there was a build up. in the him mission but. it was on the phone with up you guys we. don't want out of the money i don't want to worry about. something that's really not yet one of the our. mr needs. phone company went

. >> reporter: a talks experience and why it's a wake-up call for first are responders everywhere. >>> fog in san francisco right now but i'll let you know when we could get rain in the area. >>> plus it's one of the first of its kind. the universal locker room and what sets it apart from so many others. proof vests. but more ane bay area police officers are adding another critical tool to their arsenal: narcan. >>> well, they carry guns and wear bullet proof vests but many are angtd another critical tool to their arsenal, narcan. >> it's intended to save members of the public but liz wagner spoke to a local officer who owes his life to a fellow deputy who had his back and narcan. >> this is what one dose looks like. easy to use, works like nasal spray and can cost as little as 35 bucks and without it an alameda county narcotics detective wouldn't be here today. just three months after he nearly died in a hayward motel room from an accidental over dose. >> taskforce 3 -- >> it started out like any other day for the members of the alameda narcotics task force. wrong. day i will never f