what they didn't realize was i knew david webb. i was and am friends with the david webb and they are saying the worst things about him. i know him to be forthright et cetera. that moment crystallizes for me because here i thought you are the ones calling everyone else racist and yet when a black man says something you don't like you think that gives license to call them all of the worst possible things, sellout, uncle tom et cetera. so that because it was personal and it wasn't just a guy in a tv box that they were saying something about, but my friends, so it made it very obvious how backwards everything had become. >> host: charlie? >> he broke the straw on the camels back for me. everybody knows what happened with several jihadists burst into the offices, which is really the greatest and longest running satire magazine but france has an incredible history and they had made fun of jews and christians and muslims and all the political leaders in france. it had been an equal opportunity offender. they were not happy that they were

with david webb. and they're saying the worst possible things about him, and i know him to be a forthright man whos believes what he says, etc. and that moment crystallized it for me because here i thought, whoa, you guys are the ones calling everyonee else racist, and yet when a black man says something you don't like, you think thatha gives you license o call him all of the worst possible things, you know, the sellout, uncle tom, itself, etc. so that one because it was so perm, it wasn't just a -- personal, it wasn't just a guy on a tv box he was actually my friend, it made it very obvious how backwards everything had become. >> host: "charlie hebdo". >> guest: that was sort of the straw that broke the camel's back for me which, of course, everyone knows what happened with charlie help doe, several -- "charlie hebdo", several jihad diss burst into the longest satire magazine in france's history. "charlie hebdo", the magazine, had made fun of jews, christians, they had made fun of muslims, of all the

webb could only watch as the giants clung to a one-run lead. bases loaded, struck out alfonso reefies and killed a threat. webb loved it. you bet. giants hung on and won it 6-5. their first sweep at wrigley since 1995. san francisco remains 2 1/2 games ahead of the dodgers in the west. chris basset and the a's in a football spirit. a sunday game with the rangers. if i can up fourth inning, rangers up 3-0. tavares lines one to right. pinnedder couldn't quite get there. a run scored to make it 4-0. now 4-1, bottom six. matt olson brought the a's back. got them in the game with that smooth swing. second deck, number two-run blast, his 34th. it's a one-run game. same score, bottom nine. olson at the plate again and flew one to deep right, but not deep enough. the a's lost 4-3 and drop the series to the last place rangers. oakland currently is three games back in the a. l. wild card playoff race. to tennis. could he do it? u.s. open men's final djokovic tried to close out season winning all four grand slams. first last man to do it, rod labor in 196

kate webb, family intellectual, she was born in newwa zealand ad raised in australia. she arrived again on her own with her typewriter, no credential, no job, no leads on a job yet she, too, as an outsider worked a different path for combat reporter burrowing in society of cambodians and vietnamese telling a story that had a human dimension other student. her contributions were recognized enterprise named after her, kate webb award to the agent journalist with greatest determination and courage in journalism. next slide, please. this is the photographer. my book is not filled with a lot of analysis gender this or that, i tell the story saved by the women and they lived to save lives. already and accomplished pianist and parachutist when she arrived in saigon. she was the only journalist who turned out, male or female, photographer or writer or reporter who qualified with the 173rdad brigade and the only aerosol in the world look at her, she is about 87 pounds, her equipment almost overtakes her, she's got three cameras around her neck. my husband, and accomplished para

braves to the bullpen for jacob webb. >> mike: number for webb his 28th game he's come into. 27 strikeouts. 28 and third. he has a fastball in mid-90s. curve ball, a really good change-up. the . >> jon: so brandon crawford is automatic runner at second base. evan longoria who has had 15 rbis in what his last eight games will try and get another one here. >> mike: they're opening up the right side of the infield with just one infielder, freddie freeman there. invitation to longoria. >> jon: nobody playing second base for the braves. albies moved to the shortstop side of second. right on the outside corner. >> mike: the best -- sorry, jon -- the best arms in the braves outfield. center field duvall in left, better than average speed at second base with crawford. >> jon: pick off throw. he throws it wildly. crawford gets up and will head to third. and that changes a lot! as the way the braves will play on the infield and the outfield with nobody out. >> mike: just you talk about risk/reward. it's just not a good play. very difficult play for albies. could not come across crawford to catch tha

ms webbe denies a charge of harrassment.sters defied a court order and blocked a slip road on the m25 motorway at heathrow airport. it is the latest of several protests targeting major roads in the south—east. a high court injunction banning protests around the m25 and dartford crossing was issued last thursday. the volcano on la palma in the canary islands has erupted again this evening, just as it was thought that the worst was over, a significant amount of lava has again started moving down the volcano, destroying everything in its path. hundreds of homes have already been destroyed and thousands of people have been moved out since the first eruption over a week ago. for nearly half a century, satellites have been orbiting earth and providing a unique record of the evolving state of the planet. the latest satellite, called landsat 9, was launched this evening. nasa claims this newest addition to the longest continuous record of the earth�*s surface will enable scientists to separate the human and natural causes of environ

ms webbe denies a charge of harrassment.n group insulate britain. the protesters defied a court order and blocked a slip road on the m25 motorway at heathrow airport. it is the latest of several protests targeting major roads in the south—east. a high court injunction banning protests around the m25 and dartford crossing was issued last thursday. freak winds described as a "mini tornado" have damaged houses and overturned vehicles near cleethorpes and hull. residents said they were hit by the strong winds this morning and decribed walls and fences being blown away and bins flying in the air. chante hoosang was just 19 when she was seriously injured in a crash on an e—scooter — her 20—year—old boyfriend was killed. still struggling with the aftermath of the accident, she�*s calling for helmets to be made compulsory for riders. e—scooters are being officially trialled in more than 30 areas in england. but in recent months they�*ve been involvedin several deaths. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. he was 20 year

webb pulled in the seventh. basis loaded, and the giants win 6-5.ead -- game lead over the dodgers. bring the umbrella to the yard. a basic to right and one-run scores. chad pinder with a great throw but the runner is safe. the a's reviewed this. bottom of the six, a's down. a two run shot off the second deck. he is tied for fifth in the al. bottom of the eighth, type on base for oakland, but a double play right here. oakland falls a 4-3, dropping three games back of the second wildcard. i hope you had fun watching football and your fantasy football selections. i made a couple of mistakes but ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet str

already over 300,000 power outages reported across texas and louisiana >> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking nicholas for us janessa, good morning. >> hi, good morning. yes, hurricane nicholas has been on shore for the last two hours, and it's still a cat 1 hurricane. that's a huge problem, and it's producing a ton of moisture. the problem is that it will continue to slow down, and we are going to be dealing with life-threatening flooding across south central texas. and now it's already making its way into southwest louisiana sustained winds of 75 miles per hour it is now starting to slow down out of the north/northeast to 10 miles per hour, and i expect that to continue to be the case throughout the next 24 to 32 hours. prolonged moisture with rainfall rates up to 2 to 4 inches. that's devastating across southeast to southwest louisiana where they've already dealt with hurricane ida. so you can see the storm track has now made its way into the west of new orleans, the houma area, the bayous and parishes of louisiana where they have already been dealing with flash flooding and we

logan webb picture, logan webb hitter at coors, next in sports.neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. >> good evening. with 24 games left in the regular season, the giants are clinging to a slim one-game lead. every game is critical down the stretch. if you are the giants, you just have to go in and beat up on weak teams. we are in the dog days of summer -- look at the size of this dog. that is a huge mastiff right there. giants got off to a great start. three straight doubles. early on, brandon belt driving home, list all to make it 1-0. buster posey looks like he is coming out of that slump. i lot of orange in colorado. cod starting pitcher logan webb -- he rakes one down the left-field line. that's a double. steven duggar scores 5-0 the giants in a flash, and that is where we are right now. 5-0 giants. v.a.'s are hosting the whi the t and old friend tony larissa -- the a

janessa webb joining us now. good friday morning to you, janessa. >> reporter: hi. good morning, phillip. good morning, everyone we are seeing across the nation fairly quiet conditions. it's a soggy start to your friday if you're in the northeast. rain continues the flash flood watches are starting to expire we are still dealing with a good dose of rain from new york city, now making its way into the boston area. it will continue its track north and east throughout the day. so rainfall totals, they will be light for new england. but you can see for maine, up to four inches possible as this front continues to make its way through. and right now we saw throughout the morning, overnight we continue to watch these flash flood watches expire only 2 million people under that concern. throughout the weekend, things will definitely dry out. we are watching our next tropical storm sam has formed throughout the overnight hours. currently 70-mile-per-hourn for upper midwest. cloudy skies for chicago pretty great looking weekend forecast we'll look at that coming up up. >> than

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logan webb cruising along in the fifth, fly ball to right-center, austin slater and kris bryant bothoing for it. they collide and the ball drops. that helped keep the cubs in the game. webb would be pulled in the seventh inning but tyler rogers picks up his guy, bases-loaded and a strikeout. they maintain a 2.5 lead over the dodgers in the nl west. a's and rangers, open try to keep pace for the second wild-card spot. james kaprielian in a jam. one-run scores, chad pinder trying to get the second runner. and he's safe. looks like yan gomes tagged him. the call would stand, 2-0 texas. bottom of the sixth, a's down 4-1, matt olson, to run shot off the second deck. he's tied for fifth in the american league, a's within a run. bottom eight, time run on base for oakland, elvis andrus into a double play. the a's threaten again and they fall, 4-3, dropping three games back of the second wild-card. the u.s. open men's final, brad pitt and bradley cooper, novak djokovic going for a calendar grand slam, but dropped the first set to daniil medvedev. far court, rest net. -- rushed the net. look a

nbc meteorologist janessa webb is with us tracking it all janessa, good morning on this labor day. >> hi, good morning. yes, we do have a major hurricane that's brewing in the atlantic and it's going to continue to really gain steam. it's not a threat to the u.s. right now. it's the rip currents that we're really going to be watching. and bermuda as well. we'll continue to talk about that storm system. and i just checked how many people still without power in southeast louisiana. we're still up to about a 500,000 people and we're talking about heat index of 103 degrees today. also moisture is going to start to make its way into the gulf. we'll see wideaverage, though, r the desert southwest near 107 for phoenix widespread fire danger now really a big threat across the pacific northwest. also heat concerns we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right, janessa, we'll talk to you in a bit >>> team usa closed out the tokyo paralympics on a high note led by steve stereo's 28-point performance the americans took home gold over japan in the wheelchair basketball final. the win was one of 37

webb. so you started getting a whole new ballgame. >> it was very fortunate of course that i was chosen to make the first mission. a very bright young guy was assigned as a copilot and we were already into the mission. we had been in the simulator several different times prior to the problem that i had it's due to elevated fluid pressure in the inner the year and they tell me that it happens to people that are type a hyper driven, whatever. unfortunately what happens is it causes a lack of balance and dizziness in some cases nausea as a result of all of this disorientation going on. it's unilateral something is only happening with me on the left side but it's obvious that nasa grounded me right away. and they assigned another crew for the gemini flight. so there i was. what do i do now? do i go back to the navy. do i stick around with the space program. what do i do? i finally decided that. several years went by and there was medication that alleviated but i still couldn't fly so low. could

webb says the cheers for the other children were much different their teammates werepr teammates wereing let's go. they would insert the child's name and alleges. no adult parent or coach made any attempt to stop the chant or educate the children afterward. it was inappropriate and it was racist. but again, i want to believe in my heart that this was not malicious and you know, we have an opportunity to educate the team on you know how to do better cynthia che one of the founding partners of stop aapi hate who was just named one of time magazine's most influential people of the year has been tracking the attacks on asian americans. this isn't really about blaming the children, but it's about us really rectifying and reconciling you know, why in fact this is of she says this kind of language is detrimental for a number of reasons. it does parallel this idea of the perpetual foreigner for many americans. china is the furthest from america both symbolically as well as distance-wise. there has been an increase in disake disfavorable views of china and therefore chinese people. i reached o

her contributions were recognized and apprised named after her, kate webb award to the asian journalist with the greatest determination and courage in journalism. next slide, please. this is a photographer. my book is not filled with a lot of analysis, i tell the story as lived by the women and they lived big lives. katrina was already an accomplished pianist and parachutist when she arrived at saigon. she was the only journalist it turns out from a male or female, photographer or writer or reporter, who was qualified to jump what they want 73rd brigade only aerosol in the work. she's barely 5 feet tall, 87 pounds, her equipment almost overtakes her. she's got three cameras around her neck. my husband and accomplished parachutist and a veteran said he can't believe she could jump in the cameras didn't fly in her face but she did jump and next slide, please. while she jumped from she took amazing photographs, capturing, taking photographs while she's jumping into a combat zone. she lands and writes in her diary the softest landing she's ever had jumping off the burgundy countryside. need

kate webb left everything to her sister and brother, and her sister was beside her all the way. she had a really tragic childhood and her parents were killed when she was 18 so her sister was her family. this has tried everything in plastic bins in a storage unit. we flew, has been unlikely to sydney and i spent lots of time with rachel, the sister. i found step i said rachel, do you know what this is? she said no. these are -- it was wonderful, and fully cooperating. then anything rachel and her brother jeremy, they were open if they wanted their sisters story told every aspect pics of the hardest up she never talked about, then you kate's story needed to be told so that was wonderful. catherine -- kate died in early 60s, and catherine had died about the same time in the early '60s. she had no family to speak of. her mother died shortly afterwards so it was her friends, and god bless friends like this, of the great photographer, the great head of contact robert pledge and dominique, they collected money to make a foundation, a french foundation and collected everything, photogr

more than 6,000 people have been forced to evacuate >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb joining us now with record temperatures and hurricane sam now a category 4 good morning >> good morning. lo lovely conditions across the plains if you like that summer feel, that is in full place. daytime highs, up eper 80s to lower 90s. you can see not much going on, a few clouds across the midwest. 77 for minneapolis, des moines, 91 many of these spots will be 10 to 20 degrees above average. in the atlantic, a large storm system, a cat 4 right now, hurricane sam. 145 miles an hou degrees cooler weather in greater cleveland area sunny sky, in new york, 79 >> we'll take a look at your week ahead in weather coming up. >> thank you >>> coming up, police seize a drug with the power to kill over pl million peoe. >>> a tragic fall of a mother and toddler at petco park. proven to keep killing bacteria for 24 hours... ...touch after touch. microban 24. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fie

let's check back with japessa webb hi >> good morning, laid, yesterday i showed you this photo of whatwas famed that in 25,01 it was changed and i apologize for that we'll be right back. >> before you go there, ♪ or fist bump there. ♪ or... oh! i can't wait to go there! ♪ or reunite there, ♪ start here. walgreens makes it ey to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free flu shot and covid-19 vaccine today. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. wherever you go. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. . >>> a new jersey state trooper jumps into action to save a boy and his dogs our brian thompson at our fork station has the story. >> reporter: on the state parkway, cars whizzing by, a new jersey patrol car slams it intory verse. >> i was driving in the left lane and i saw a kid chasing two dogs and my first to the was this is about to be a tragedy. >> reporter: the trooper jumps out of his sufb spotting a little boy on the highway. one ste

larry: good evening, logan webb has emerged as the most reliable starting picture the season. continuing his dominance tonight in colorado, get your hotdogs, a real dog dressed as a hotdog, giants with a record-setting start, threet set -- priest freight doubles, but san francisco record. two-zero giants, that had never happened before. three-zero giants, in the second, web with a double of his own. what would goat seven innings, striking out six, resistance is futile, web now at nine and three, the giants for a dozen runs with just one homer, which is really unusual. his 22nd, giants roll 12-3 to stay one game ahead of l.a.. speaking of the dodgers, in st. louis, first time albert pujols had splayed as a dodge or there. here is albert,,,,,, delighting the fans with a homerun. they state right on the heels of the giants. great site at the coliseum, chris back on the field playing catch after facial surgery, that was scary. bases loaded the white sox, 1-0 chicago, that is the only run he allowed. look out, hit mns on the knee, on the ground in pain, -- him and as knee. run thro

logan webb struck out 6 in five innings. this was huge. bases loaded inning ending double-play that preserved the 1-all tie. offense came alive in the 6th, flores, a bases loaded rbi for a go- ahead run. arizona allowed four runs on walks or wild pitches, this one went to the backstop. busty posey came on down and scored. arizona did get the tying run to the plate on the 9th but duvall took care of josh and picked up his first save. giants won their 103rd game. arizona has 107 losses to the clubhouse. >> it makes you proud, really proud of our guys. you know, starting the season we knew we had the pieces to do it. going out there and everyone executing it. it makes you proud. >>> dodgers pitcher wore all of the blues hosting the padres, here is trey turner opening the scoring when he drove in a 1st inning run. they won it 2-1. did not lose the ground to the west. still, 2 games behind san francisco with 5 games to play. meantime, in st. louis, watch the birdie. st. louis cardinals last out against the brewers, harrison, squeeze, final out

this is the james webb telescope. what does nasa hope it might find, senator? >> it's going to look back in time to the beginning of the development of the universe. as a result, we're going to find out more about the development. in finding out about that, we're going to find out how did all of these solar systems occur in all of these millions and millions of galaxies. and so we're going to be able to determine what happened that we are so fortunate on planet earth that we had a habitable atmosphere that will sustain life. and by the way, the more and more that we find out about that, we can be better stewards of our own planet and protect the life we have here on this planet. >> one final question. given what we know about the uaps, when is the right time, senator, for us to come up with a plan to handle intelligent life that we're looking for? >> well, we better identify it first. and once we identify it, then we'll know what to do. we don't have any idea if suddenly an alien is going to appear. this is still great speculation. but we're in the search for l

logan webb looks like the best pitcher at this point. seven strong frames who allowed just one run.rada, just called up from aaa. giants up 5-1 in the ninth. adames, you will get nothing and like it! giants back in first place tied with the dodgers who are off today. >> it is a big deal. i think just the was going to be huge. larry: a's in detroit. the hand eye first ending, and the a's are bashing jed lowrie. what a year he is having. canha, oppo taco. taco. taco. tt khris davis, you know he is back. pinch hitter in the fourth smoking this ground ruled double. not olson around a square. and then they hang on for dear life as the tigers scored six runs to come back. acrobatically catching on the track but the a's hang on. alameda county officials have been taken to the terminal to get their support to build a new stadium. oakland needs the county to buy-in. >> it is going to maybe take some time to get the county on board. we are helping the city through that process in educating the key folks. but at the end of the day, it is a public policy decision. larry: boost and cricket charg

on the hill for the braves, the first of three aces, for the giants, they're going to throw logan webb who is 5-0 and has one of the best home eras in all of baseball. it figures to be all about pitching tonight. >> giants and braves, the whole thing for you right after your newscast. >> we will see you shortly. giants and braves. of course you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. they will rejoin us, jon and mike, at 6:30. >>> still to come, she demanded immunity before helping the feds. the new witness testimony in the theranos trial. >>> you've heard of "the wolf of wall street." now meet the wolf of berkley humane. we'll tell you how you can meet this adorable little dog. >> that dog has nice, big, fluffy, floppy ears. we'll check in with melissa soon and with the rainfall chance this weekend in about seven minutes. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gi

the cowboys win their home opener 41-21 >> let's take a look at the day ahead with janessa webb. how are we looking >> you know, we have been dealing with a ton of sunshine across the mid-east, leflg conditions, things are headed for a change now we will see severe weather unfortunately for the northeast today. some of those bands of rain are already impacting southern ohio. that will continue to make its way north and east this afternoon from d.c. to new york city that's why the stomp prediction center has 11 million peopa warg raleigh-durham area. mid-west, the plains, the heat wave continues to build. temperatures in the 90s for certain sections of the country. we'll talk about that coming up. >> it's crazy to see especially in north dakota, thanks. >>> what is driving up oil prices >> first, ford goes electric the auto maker's big plans to hire thousands for a greener future its food-seeking enzymes break down food into particles so small they can flow right down the drain. plus, it's powerful enough for the quick-wash cycle. cascade platinum with 50% more cleaning power! [wh

. >>> let's get a check on your wednesday with nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning, janessa. >> hi, good morning. we do have storms that are headed for the northeast this is the last thing we need storm prediction just has a slight risk, but i really want to watch these storms this afternoon. some torrential rain going to be involved across new jersey to pennsylvania, new york city. we're going to watch this because we've seen a ton of sunshine, and that will be replaced with wet weather for the next 24 hours. 21 million people impacted with that slight risk it's the damaging wind gusts, also a few tornados that are now likely just in the last 30 minutes the national weather service has expanded these flash flood watches because we have a very saturated ground across sections of the northeast 12 million people going to be impacted potentially with flash flood warnings a conditions for cleveland area, 78 and then out to the west we have fire danger and very gusty winds picking up we'll talk about that coming up. okay, janessa, thank you >>> it's finally the day the captain get

. >> let's turn to the weather on this final day of december, here's meteorologist janessa webb what do you have in store for us >> good morning, we're noticing a cooler weather pattern across the east coast into parts of the pacific northwest. it's in the center we see the heat continuing to build that starts to break down finally by tomorrow. so that's sparking up a little severe weather and what conditions persist into your friday so unfortunately, soggy conditions for the weekend as well for texas, that's the primary threat this front will slice through that area, causing minor flooding for dallas. right now accumulation of one-to-two inches. somed some rain for seattle, all the way down to oregon >>> bust out the hoodies >> all coming out. >> thanks, janessa >>> coming up, how one company is honoring the late breonna taylor >>> an unexpected kwligs happened in one fell swoop - hi sabrina! - hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here. i just have to ask. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? - it's true jen. - really?! this nourishing prebi

logan webb looks like the best pitcher at this point. seven strong frames who allowed just one run. in the ninth. adames, you will get nothing and like it! giants back in first place tied with the dodgers who are off today. >> it is a big deal. i think just the w w w w w w w w was going to be huge. larry: a's in detroit. the hand eye first ending, and the a's are bashing jed lowrie. what a year he is having. canha, oppo tac tac tac tac tact khris davis, you know he is back. pinch hitter in the fourth smoking this ground ruled double. not olson around a square. and then they hang on for dear life as the tigers scored six runs to come back. acrobatically catching on the track but the a's hang on. alameda county officials have been taken to the terminal to get their support to build a new stadium. oakland needs the county to buy-in. >> it is going to maybe take some time to get the county on board. we are helping the city through that process in educating the key folks. but at the end of the day, it is a public policy decision. larry: man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat

it's posing a major weather threat for texas and janessa webb is tracking it all. >> i'm slightly concerned about this one because right now it's a very small storm but it's going to continue to really gain strength and you can see the moisture content that's what you're looking at right now about to flow into coastal areas of texas into portions of louisiana. right now 70 miles southeast of the mountains of the rio grande, 60 mile per hour winds it will be catastrophic across this area. now the national hurricane center has it making landfall later on tonight potentially overnight then slowing down and then it continues to really stay -- gain its force as it makes its way into louisiana so it turns into an area of low pressure as we go into wednesday. that's why hurricane watches and tropical storm warnings are in place across this area that's a look at the weather start today. here's a look at your day ahead. so our temperatures across the deep south and this area were in the mid 80s. stormy conditions even for florida today. also watching severe weather threat for new york city all the w

. >>> back from a well-deserved break at msnbc, meteorologist janessa webb welcome back >> hi, it's good to see you both i wanted to share this cool photo found on social media, webcam of mount mckinley we're sting into fall today. the mini spots dealing with their first official snowfall. we're going into fall at 3:23 p.m. this afternoon. it comes with below average temperatures this is sweater weather nashville, upper 60s today, a cold front makes its way through the mid-atlantic to the northeast tomorrow we will be dropping humidity sunshine, severe weather this afternoon, torrential rain across the keeflcleveland area even though we're going into fall, the tropics are heating up. >> i love how your outfit matches the maps by the way. >>> actor willie garrison, the beloved actor for is role on "sex in the city," he has died >> well, i have been saving for this day since i was 19. >> you always knew you were going to get married >> yes, i just thought it would be to a chubby patient jewish girl >> he was best known as stanford blanche and worked on the reboot while sick tributes poured

pitcher logan webb did not hold anything back. a career-high 10 strikeouts helps him walk in a 1 run over 7 innings. bottom of the thntll had walks, and then there was darren rough, and he was clutch. a 2 run head against a guy, devin williams, who had not given up and earned run in over 2 months. next batter, thairo estrada, with a knockout blow. a 3 run shot. good morning, good day, good night. the giants snapped their format game losing streak, won 5-1. they have the incoming dodgers now. big deal? >> we had a little skid here, but you know, it was so much fun watching those guys at the end of the game get it. i know we were all screaming in here. it was a good game for us. i think we needed that. >>> reset, giants and dodgers, the meat for the final time in the regular season this weekend . the season series is tied 8-8. the a's, they are keeping their eyes on the ball and postseason. at detroit today, every a's run scored with 2 outs, including the first inning 3 run big fly, the team scored 4 in the first inning, and the fir

. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking this storm. janessa, good morning. >> hi, good morning. yes, this storm has only moved about a hundred miles in 24 hours. it's going to be a slow go and we're going to be talking about this storm system until next tuesday. it's the widespread rain across louisiana, mississippi, alabama, to the florida panhandle i'm really concerned about it's making its way east/northwest at a snail's pace, 6 miles per hour, sustained winds 35 miles per hour that's not the issue it's the tropical moisture that's really going to be staying in place the latest track from the national hurricane center has it veering more to the north, but that widespread rain is still going to be intact all the way into the weekend the flash flood concerns for 6 million people i do expect this to really expand throughout the afternoon into your evening hours today. now, look at some of these totals we are talking about galveston up to 13 to 14 inches in some spots. right now baton rouge to new orleans only 1 to 2 inches but that's r

parts of the nation, while a category 4 hurricane is churning in the atlantic meteorologist janessa webb, hope you rested up this weekend sounds like a big week ahead for you. good morning >> yeah, good morning. definitely as that cat 4 continues to spin, the models are not in agreement, so we'll watch that closely you were showing those football scenes i was looking at the weather clear skies throughout the weekend, and high pressure is going to continue to dominate across the plains into the east coast. this is a wonderful week but if you need some more of that summer feel for the upper midwest to the plains for today, we are talking about temperatures, 92 degrees for kansas city. most othesf s definitely down for the northeast. daytime highs, philadelphia 80 new york 79. we'll talk about that cat 4 hurricane coming up. >> janessa, we'll check in with you in a bit >>> there is an peed friendship going viral right now. a little girl, 4 years old check out the surprise visit from michael myers himself we're not talking about wayne's world either the girl ran into his arms you got the mus

if not, who will manage the pop star's life >>> let's turn to your wednesday weather with janessa webb. how's the weather this morning >> hey, guys good morning you know i perk up when i see snow on the radar. that's what we are currently seeing right now, a few flakes falling for salt lake city into the wyoming area this is little to no accumulation it's going to be predominantly rain we are watching this is a slow-moving cold front. it will cause a weak moisture in this area. we are talking accumulation to . then the front will set into the southern plains as we go into your thursday. so some more soggy conditions through the rest of the week then they hat cooler air make its ways in overnight lows, talking the upper 40s. things are starting to change. another front makes its way into the west as we go into tomorrow. that nice crisp air, we're talking up you are 40s in some spots, feeling like fall. >> we haven't heard those in quite a while. >>> october is right around the corner, the good folks at the candy store have stored up the list of america's favorite candy. let's sink our t

from over >>> let's turn now to the weekend, talk about the weather with nbc meteorologist janessa webbhi, janessa, good morning. >> hi, good morning. happy friday, everyone we're seeing some isolated showers right now for the deep south to the southeast and they're on the light side. that's the good news the bad news things will continue to pick up on the weekend. this is post-tropical system nicholas, and it just has not moved. and it's going to stay stationary for at least the next three days we do still have flash flood watches. they are currently in place across sections of the deep south. they have expired for florida. i do expect them to pick up once again later on this afternoon. so today into your saturday, 1 to 3 inches across this area and it spreads into the tennessee valley as well these rainfall totals really start to pick up sunday all the way into tuesday afternoon because this storm system just won't budge too much so the latest track, it moves into the tennessee valley all the way inill in place this afternoon for the pacific northwest. dakotas quite chilly weekend for

nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with our labor day forecast h hi, janessa. good morning. >> dealing with major heat concerns but also a major hurricane that's brewing across the atlantic no threat to the u.s., but bermuda, we're going to be watching you as we start to see a shift in the storm system. it's in a good part of the atlantic where it continues to intensify. we will see rough surf for the next couple of days. beach erosion going to be a big-time issue our friends in southeast louisiana still an issue with the feelisories in place sert southwest, palm springs, 111 degrees. yet again, record-breaking temperatures about to enter the pacific northwest. we'll talk about that coming up. >> we'll hear from you then. so tough >> been the theme. >>> why general motors is putting vehicle production in > ho today. >>scols going to extreme measures to make sure no child is left behind amid the pandemic do you mean surprisingly great rates from state farm? i don't believe in accepting help. but i'll make an exception. here's the deal russell, there's no special

webb says the cheers for the other children were much different their teammates were cheering them onmmates were saying let's go and then they would insert the child's name and alleges. no adult parent or coach made any attempt to stop the chant or educate the children afterward. it was inappropriate and it was racist. but again, i want to believe in my heart that this was not malicious and we have an opportunity to educate the team on you know how to do better cynthia che one of the founding partners of stop aapi hate who was just named one of time magazine's most influential people of the year has been tracking the attacks on asian americans. this isn't really about blaming the children, but it's about us leave rectifying and reconciling you know, why in fact this is offensive. she says this kind of language is detrimental for a number of reasons. it does parallel this idea of the perpetual foreigner for many americans. china is the furthest from america both symbolically as well as distance-wise. there has been an increase in disake disfavorable views of china and therefore chinese

let's get a look now at what's ahead on this first day of september with nbc meteorologist janessa webb hi, janessa, good morning, what are you watching >> i'm still watching ida, unfortunately. this storm system has not died it's causing flood watches across the northeast to the mid-atlantic today some of that weather is going to get severe this afternoon. we have strong wording coming from the storm prediction center several tornados possible from d.c. all the way into new york city today 43 million people going to be impacted by this severe weather as ida continues to make its trek into the northeast today and tomorrow afternoon look at all these flood watches. 64 million people going to be impacted all the way from the higher elevations of north carolina to the boston area. our rivers are definitely overstreamed right now, and we're going to continue to deal with major flooding across the area from pittsburgh all the way to the hartford areain temperatures actually cooling off for chicago. upper 70s. pacific northwest completely different story. the heat's building, and low humidity

. >> labor and civil rights leader, delores webb was also in fresno. yesterday kamala harris was in san leandro asking for voters to vote no on the recall and allow the governor to keep his job. >>> governor newsom's biggest contender is larry elder. today he kicked off his bus tour called recall express. elder plans on traveling up and down the state to make his final pitch to voters. he was in fresno this morning where he started hiss by tour, then met with police officers in bakersfield where he said officers are in a difficult position. he even called out san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. >> officers are in a bad position because of a false narrative pushed by governor newsom. we have too soft on crime d.a.s and governor newsom's fingerprints are on both, the company in san francisco named chesa boudin and the one in los angeles named gascon. before l.a., gascon was the district attorney in san francisco. on twitter the republican candidate said he would always stand with law enforcement and criticized governor newsom saying the governo

. >>> let's turn now to the weather for your thursday with nbc meteorologist janessa webb hi, janessa. good morning >> hi, good morning. you know, we're still watching the tropics very closely and nothing tropical about nicolas any more it's an area of low pressure the problem is that it's stationary across south central louisiana. and it's going to stay that way through friday and moves more to the north going into the weekend. so you can see we have flash flood watches there in place an abundance of moisture is going to be lasting across the deep south to the southeast for at least the next seven days that's a huge problem. they've already seen a ton of rain for the season, and we're going to at another 10 inches in some spots across this area. so, 5 million people under flash flood watches. yes, i do think they expand into georgia and florida this afternoon. and we're going to continue to watch this moisture as we head into the weekend all the way tucson, the desert southwest, 100 degrees. >>> and this is a surprise we have snow it's back in the forecast. i'll show you where coming

. >>> back to our top story, nbc meteorologist janesa webb has the details. good morning, janessa. >> good morning, frances this is a tropical system like no other we've not seen anything like this before. now an historic and deadly situation continues to unfold for sections of the northeast. we saw land fall on sunday that was five days ago and ida has really maintained its integrity as it continues to touch about 20 states in the last five days so, right now, we are dealing with a tornado watch that's currently in place for martha's vineyard i do expect a tornado warning to go into place in the next 10 to 15 minutes you can see the stronger bands making their way through we'll continue to watch ida for the next three to four hours before finally it pushes off to shore. behind that is really great weather, but it has caused a ton of damage across the northeast and in sections of the tennessee valley and the deep south. so, flood warnings are in place from new york city all the way into maine i expect those to expire later on this afternoon. so, this came in