the last writings writings or the electoral districts here in canada in british columbia on the west coast actually bring in the results to finally see who is going to be governing canada for the next 4 years or saying here if it's a weak government according only last 2 years but we'll have to wait and see over the next few hours how things pan out ok pablo foley yes and also a thank you. golf great tiger woods has returned to action after 2 months away because of knee surgery the injury prone athlete proved he's fit at a charity event in japan and his pain free return means tiger is raring to go as he bids for a 16th major title next year and a 1st olympic gold in april this year he's mosses troy rounded off one of the greatest comebacks in sports now off to a 5th reconstructive knee surgery tiger has a long road ahead of him once again. he's got the 2020 olympics in his sights he will need to be on top for the games if he's to take a place on the podium. i did not play well at the beginning i had a lot of bad shots and did not well and. once i got in the flow of competing and feel the t

the last writings writings or the electoral districts here in canada in british columbia on the west coast actually bring in the results to finally see who is going to be governing canada for the next 4 years or saying here if it's a weak government only last 2 years but we'll have to wait and see over the next few hours how things pan out ok pablo foley yes and also a thank you. abortion and same sex marriage have just become legal in our land as of midnight local time a last ditch attempt by conservative politicians to block the legislation failed the changes to northern ireland's laws was set in motion by an intervention from the british government which has been running northern ireland since the posh sharing agreement broke down 3 years ago. opponents of abortion faced off with its supporters in front of the northern ireland parliament the body hasn't met in the 3 years and so the british government passed a law both abortion and same sex marriage for the country bringing it into line with the rest of the u.k. . so i figure like we're happy that it happens maybe not so happy that it d

this week we are exploring turkey's west coast.wn of kusadasi and, before we head off, ijust wanted to go out and see this particular landmark. walking around in kusadasi, you can't help but notice that one of the hilltops is covering a rainbow. these are the rainbow houses and we thought we'd take a look. more than 400 of the homes here in tepe neighbourhood were colourised last year, as part of a project run by a paint company. it looks great from a distance but it's also lots of fun close—up. the aim was that it would make tepe a much more liveable environment. these homes had been earmarked for demolition. welcome to your rundown of some of some of the biggest travel news, stories and events happening online and in the world right now. here is our guide to some of the best. although it's over 52 years since the fab four first sang strawberry fields forever, now the actual strawberry fields are open again, hopefully forever. the liverpool gardens, immortalised in the beatles song, also lain derelict and abandoned for 70 years, b

yes, the polls havejust yes, the polls have just closed yes, the polls havejust closed on the west coastda. that means from coast to coast across six times owns, voting has ended. and the results are starting to come in —— time zones. it will be a while before we know which party has won the most seats in the upcoming parliament, but already we're getting an indication of where the selection is heading. just a reminder that there were some 27.4 million registered voters voting in polling booths right across this country. many voted even before today's voting date in advance polling, i million decided to cast their votes early. let's get a sense of what the mood is from coast to coast. joined by our north american corresponding chris buckler in montreal, in the years, and on the west coast, in vancouver, our reporterjacinda singh, is at the party headquarters ofjug meat seeing who heads the new democratic party. welcome to both of you. first, chris buckler, the result so far in atlantic canada so that while the liberals didn't do as well as they did in 2015, there was a strong showing. wh

really quiet on the west coast so there must be active weather somewhere. it there in the great lakes. that's a low wrapped up there in the front extends from the northeast all the way to the southeast and into the gulf and those cold air coming in behind that. it looks like that's the pattern that will stick and stay going forward. by that i mean the next two weeks. a lot of cold air as the west coast is up and over the ridge of high pressure. 34 in oklahoma city is cold for this time of year. for us, seattle and portland getting a lot of rain but not us. high pressure said no. you know me. when i come in i'm going to stick around. the offshored direction is there. it's not roaring wind but strong enough and will pick up wednesday night into thursday. still in offshore breeze and the oakland hills and also black diamond and blackhawk with gusts up to 25. 80 almost 90 degrees. the city, 80 and 60. the average is 69 and 53. they've hit 90 twice on this day. high temperatures in san francisco since last friday, it has been uphill. 64, 65, 68 yesterday. 77 tod

kraut: mostly along the west coast. along the west coast. some of them are going north and end up in wyoming and a variety of different places. susan: before we get into the details of the chinese exclusion act, i want to learn little more about you. how did you end up having this as your academic specialty? dr. kraut: i started out my academic life as a civil war historian. i was trained in the civil war and the antebellum period. by the time i left graduate school, i realized that i had an increasing interest in how immigrant voters were casting their ballots with respect to issues like slavery and many other issues, as well. i was trained in voting behavior and came at it from that angle. increasingly, i knew that i really wanted to work in immigration. and that would require, since i was done with my phd, it would require retraining on my own. i did a lot of reading and a lot of teaching of a preliminary immigration course and so on, and i published my first book in the early 1980's called "the huddled masses: the immigrant in american s

it will stay there for a while as high pressure is anchored on the west coast. this time of year i start to look for anything but there is nothing out 16 days for us except high pressure. subtle changes but right now doubt it. offshore direction around san jose, santa cruz, hollister and the monterey bay. that is signature offshore. one of the leave for us but offshore around the bay. north wind above the caldecott. north of 14. also above the oakland zoo come almost 70 degrees. humidity at 28%. do eastham black hawk. it's going to be a one-day. 80s to near 90. temperatures close to yesterday. the city, 80 and 60. above average on both. temperatures dip in the temperatures. two or 3 degrees and then they go back up. thursday will have the warmest temperatures and the highest fire danger. right now it's a watch but i would not be surprised if it becomes a warning by thursday. it is a dry pattern for us. low humidity and in offshore wind. 40s, 50s and 60s. berkeley, 65. napa airport, 48. upper 40s on the peninsula. there are some 23 and truckee. 57, monterey and f

this week we are exploring turkey's west coast.holiday town of kusadasi and, before we head off, ijust wanted to go out and see this particular landmark. walking around in kusadasi, you can't help but notice that one of the hilltops is covering a rainbow. these are the rainbow houses and we thought we'd take a look. more than 400 of the homes here in tepe neighbourhood were colourised last year, as part of a project run by a paint company. it looks great from a distance but it's also lots of fun close—up. the aim was that it would make tepe a much more liveable environment. these homes had been earmarked for demolition. welcome to your rundown of some of some of the biggest travel news, stories and events happening online and in the world right now. here is our guide to some of the best. although it's over 52 years since the fab four first sang strawberry fields forever, now the actual strawberry fields are open again, hopefully forever. the liverpool gardens, immortalised in the beatles song, also lain derelict and abandoned for 7

high pressure on the west coast. it will cool off the next few days. as we look toward the golden gate bridge, traffic flowing smoothly. concord is still warm out there. concord is 78. in san francisco, 63. and in san jose, 74. tomorrow morning as we head out, it will be chilly. but it is middle october. temperatures start out in the mid 40s inland. futurecast, what will be happening from this point on? a few high clouds float in. low clouds blossom off the golden gate the shoreline. numbers out by the beach will be on the mild to cool side. so, we can expect as the high pressure begins to deflate a little bit, it will be sunny, but cooler tomorrow. warmer weather returns midweek and we get the high clouds overnight. fleet week continues tomorrow. the blue angels. 67 degrees if you want to show up along san francisco's waterfront. it will be sunny and warm. 79. the italian heritage parade this sunday. north beach, san francisco. sunny and 68. and overnight lows, well, chilly. 40s for the most part. sun up tomorrow. 7:16. daytime highs, a fairly typical

hi, everybody, here's what's ahead, west coast versus east coast. a battle is brewing between silicone valley and wall street as they point the finger at each other for the slumping i know market we will explore where the blame should lie >>> and one company that could be at the center of the larger unraveling of the new york real estate market chxt cities and companies have the most to lose from that. >>> the justice department could get involved with california's move to allow student athletes to get paid. we will look at how that can play out with thformer act of michael jordan >>> but we begin with the deepening sell-off dom chu is here with the rundown. >> it's deepening because when we started off, it was all in the green. triple-digit gains and s&p 500 was actually up by 15 points at its lows down 29. you can see we're just aroun there right now. ness the ois is the one we wanto highlight. the average price of s&p 500, an area where some traders are looking for some support so markets can bounce from are there. we will keep an eye on that. yo

through thursday and by friday not a great deal of changes to say that system just sitting off the west coast it'll push the rain down to the west and gas down into carola and also we'll see that rain further tools the east so a wet few days ahead but warm and dry in new delhi. the patna. pregnancy some. response from the cameras down introducing the family planning into each miracle culture is a challenging task the fire resistant kitchen come from men when a woman can decide for who want to be in how many children she wants to eat it should be in policy but one man's perseverance is to. forming her community women make change on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour lebanon's president. to fire corruption he also says he's open to constructive dialogue with protesters but hundreds of thousands of people across the country are calling on the government to resign the 39 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals of northern irish bad arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody

cover greece's needs for almost a decade but there's a serious downside the waters of greece's west coast are a key feeding in spawning grounds for vulnerable populations of sperm whales dolphins monk seals and other marine animals scientists say drilling could disorient or even kill these animals if greece is here to make sure that oil drilling does not start it's not only an ill conceived experiment for marine environment or are now entering their own it's very dangerous for a climate for our local communities and of course our national economy a single accident could damage greece's $56000000000.00 tourism industry or oil and gas exploration is said to continue for now but it is creating a divide between those who see the potential to monetize hydrocarbons and those who see greece's true treasure in its history and natural beauty jumps out opal us al jazeera in the path of scoff. take a look at the top stories here it out is there are police in hong kong are fired for lifts and demonstrators disrupting china's national day celebrations some demonstrators a building barricades and setti

argue that workplace diversity initiatives have largely failed and then on friday we will be on the west coast at roman bookstore in pasadena, california, debate of baldwin and buckley over the civil rights movement. all of these events are open to the pun lick, if you're in attendance take a picture and tag us at book tv on twitter, facebook or instagram. [inaudible conversations] >> and now live from the texas book festival a look at silicon valley. [inaudible conversations] .. .. very honored to be the moderator today and i'm here with isaac from "the news york times." unfortunately as many of you may have guessed, ben mezrich is not here today the author

they should be a transcontinental row that everyone could travel on from the east coast to the west coast but it wasn't until eisenhower was president that actual education was passed and the interstate highway really lobbied very hard for that to be passed and be considered one of his major accomplishments so the bill passed in 1956 and construction started pretty soon after that. >> i look at these tires they look so thin and i wonder how they were able to sustain the weight of the vehicle in track and also the journey from washington to san francisco. >> well the man by the name frank wrote a very significant in part of this trip along with the convoy and i think you learned a lot and he later wrote that he learned a lot about the need for a better tire so i think better tires came out as a consequence of this trip just like some of the other things became a consequence of this trip. >> now we headed further west past the rockies and the utah and as this film depicts right now they are going very slowly. >> they are, i have been on that road and there is a precipitous vertical drop off

we're all just on the west coast today. is it all right if we are invading your turf? o l.a. >> east or west. you're the west coast local here. let me ask the question that i've gotten the most since being out here which is how much before we get into the details, how much is what's happening in washington penetrating out here? >> i mean, to a large degree, i think a lot of it is. the thing is out here we're concentrating on i think resisting the impulses of the trump administration to interfere with our impulses to just live our lives. i think certainly here in california we're trying to make sure that we don't burn up. we're trying to make sure that we resist the encroachment of climate change, trying to deal with the homelessness crisis for instance here in los angeles without the interference of washington. but i think that what we see here is more crimes every day by thistration. and it's been hard to keep up with it. >> they're still concentrating on resisting it. i want you to try to explain something to me and the viewers. why is it that for folks like ted cruz

she went to school on the west coast in stanford. the two of you are from decidedly different environment, new york city, brooklyn, so forth. and were educated on the east. does that make any difference or would it have made any difference? >> because it makes a difference, everyone brings his or her life experience to bear. but i think sandra's attitude since her childhood was, she can do it. and when she went out for it the roadups, she rode with the cowboys and one of them said she wasn't the rough and rugged type but she worked with us well in the canyons. she held her own, and that's what she did at every stage of her career. she held her own. >> both of you broke many barriers and in many respects each of you were firsts in many parts of your career, including on the supreme court in many different ways. justice sotomayor, describe that. do you feel special obligations to women or to the legal profession or the judiciary because you are breaking every day these barriers? >> i don't think i feel a special obligation to a particu

. >> on the east coast, or the west coast, i will get to the west coast, 53 ° in new york but there is air mass moving on the western portion of the united states. early morning temperatures 31 °, last snow yesterday, a little farther west, california still warm, battling wildfires. a red flag warning, and into southern california and farther south see the red flag warning this. 30-40 miles an hour, spreading wildfires on top of that, it has been bone dry for weeks and weeks. everything in oranges 25% or lower and then you see these browns. and completely dry in that region. our forecasted highs in portions of southern california in the middle 90s and that runs farther north. sacramento not usually getting close to 90 ° but that will be the case, staying warm through the weekend. fire weather has been the story for a couple days. carley: the time is 40 minutes after the hour. rapper eminem targeted by the secret service. was he threatening donald trump? the lyrics that triggered an investigation. todd: the gnats are hoping to continue their amazing play against the astros in game 3. >>

disorderly brags that could lead to the loss of some 10000 jobs in the irish tourism sector ireland's west coast has traditionally been a popular holiday destination for the british many holiday homes here but now that sector is beginning to feel the effects of bragg's that. we are probably this the worst school property what is the loose incidence depression. so this is go. sort of do. those people who were. dismissed because of bruises. we. know what we do have. many people in the west of ireland earn a living from agriculture and fishing and it's these sectors that could be especially affected one group that's been sounding the alarm is oyster farmers up to now their path to mainland europe has been through britain but that could soon change. open far. the best results which we have we have that. well that we have to put up our price sends its exports through it by ear so that when. we put out they want through it if there's a problem. for terry mannion the road ahead is paved with uncertainty the e.u. flag has pride of place on his tran after all when it comes to the e.u. ireland remains ful

ireland's west coast has traditionally been a popular holiday destination for the british many holiday homes here but now that sector's beginning to feel the effects of bragg's of. this. lucy incidence depression to. this is our earth. as people for. whom this move is because of bruce's. how. many people in the west of ireland earn a living from agriculture and fishing and it's these sectors that could be especially affected one group that's been sounding the alarm is oyster farmers up to now their path to man land europe has been through britain but that could soon change. we hope and. the best result we we have we have that. well that we have to put up our price sends its exports through by so that we put out. we put out one sort if there's a problem. for terry mannion the road ahead is paved with uncertainty the e.u. flag has pride of place on his train after all when it comes to the e.u. ireland remains fully on board thanks and that's all from v.w. business here in berlin if you want more from us check out didn't we don't come much business. kidnapped from the streets taken to sec

it's 4:00 in new york, 1:00 on the west coast. >>> we start with u.s. special forces, killing one of the most wanted men indaring and dangerous raid. >> abu bakr al baghdadi is dead. he was the founder and leader of isis, the most ruthless and violent terror organization anywhere in the world. he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the thug who tried so hard to intimidate others, spent his last moments in utter fear, in total panic and dread, terrified of the american forces bearing down on him. >> trump and his team watching as the founder and leader of isis was killed, bringing a long search for a truthle leruthless to a dramatic end. isis spawned copycat groups and lone wolves around the world. >> the raid that killed him was carried out in northern syria, just weeks after president trump pulled u.s. troops out. a source tells cnn the withdrawal had major affect on planning the baghdadi operation. it would have been impossible without troops stationed in syria and their partnership with the kurds. more from barbara starr at the pentagon. >> dave,

but even so it's not quite enough to clinch victory no west coast of eden comes 1st sebastian makes 5thplace. if you like my big. league form dancing with the fire everyone is impressed by sebastian fantastic comeback with the record here is a look at it is we're looking for retirement now he'll need time to recuperate and so will his wife it's been a stressful race for both x. the and tell me you know what. i believe it. was i supposed to do you think. deliberately swam so slowly no that's not what i'm saying good night long long honeymoon. i never get a break right have more. fun rather than the time for you but when they improve and with me yet so if that means giving my need to recover as quickly as possible to get it because the big race in hawaii is coming up soon which i'm happy with 5th place but i could have done better. with this if that's not what i spent the past year training for. i would but i will focus on the good things the info i know i will have forgotten them by tomorrow or by this time the stylist put a clue to her just not. going to hear competing in these races is

if you get east coast and west coast of latest the don't get the impact that has on every day hard-workingrican people, i have no problem with elizabeth warren i hope she continues to talk, people who do kitchen table economic say this doesn't make sense to me at all. rob: let's look at the jump in jobs in the general area since donald trump took office january 2017, 150,000, that went up by 12,000 as of last month. what did the obama era regulations mean to the fracking industry in your region? >> we found something that was going to unleash our position in the world, not being energy dependent on anybody but being an energy exporter and doing things we were never able to do before but it was about jobs, creating jobs, creating higher income, breathing life into the communities that were long ago left for dead. our goldmine started to get shutdown under the obama administration, looking at how to get through the darkest days. we find it in the resurrection of energy in the united states. carley: i am sure his speech will be a lively one as most of them are. thank you for being with us. ro

>> unfortunately, firefighters here on the west coast have become pretty regular, just like the seasonsme thing on the east coast, we are having regular hurricanes that are increasing in power, and we have to learn how to deal with these. how can we have a more flexible, adaptable great -- grid? trying to figure out ways to essentially have new tools and solutions in our toolbox, like ai, machine learning that can absorb and recover from these events. taylor: walk me through some of the solutions you have found so far. >> basically, we look at wildfires, ice storms in vermont, wildfires in the west coast, and we are looking at things like predictive analytics. how can we look at actually figuring out where crews should be placed in advance of a wind event? in our absorption use case, we are using a method that uses machine learning to figure out, how can we balance -- the power balancing with water heaters, electric vehicles, that actually allow us to have a more flexible grid to observe these events? taylor: i love that you talk about solar inverters, because when you shut off the powe

and machines of war they had the harbor to keep the convoy offshore, this fleet assembled on the west coast was made ready for the fight ahead, on board one of the cruisers the general, vice admirable humid and the naval commission met for a conference, on the dex of the ships a man who tended to last-minute details. many prayed, a few were alone with their thoughts, on the night of august 14 the first special forces team, to destroy enemy forces, simultaneously french commandoes landed north on these islands. heavy bombers attacked vital enemy installations, dawn was breaking when the huge armada of ships came into the vessels and they took their position. gunners and signal men were alert and every man had a job to do. the germans must be routed from our strong old, the fight was about to begin on, huge allied bombers made their way and on route to their objective no opposition was encountered test. 30 mile. and for 30 lappos the air armada patrol the seas, protecting the convoy, they continue to attack north, throughout the entire operation the anti aircraft was negligible, the 509th bat

the west coast of the u.s. now with battling huge blazes in northern and southern california strong winds are fanning the flames and a statewide emergency has been declared california's governor says firefighters a using every resource available that can fire which has been burning for the last 5 days has destroyed more than 90 built buildings rather and threatens 80000 more meanwhile north of san francisco in sonoma county evacuation orders have been issued for nearly 200000 people. the curse of sonoma county just 2 years ago this area of northern california was in flames now it's again the region worst hit by the state's blazes fear of the fire has returned to communities that are just begun to recover from their previous trauma. if you see this big. smoke in big bowl in the sky back there probably within a half hour we're. closer than it was here already. then i walked outside my deck was on fire it's about. time lapse footage shows the sonoma plays darkening the sky on sunday firefighting conditions worsene

steak in aramco and the uae company will hold a joint steak in the mega refinery being built on the west coastich could refine 1.2 million barrels per day and given that india imports around about 80% of its oil, with 18% of that coming from saudi, it's a massive deal, given indian's supplies were hit after international sanctions against iran which india was reliant on in terms of importing oil. saudi arabia did announce that it would be investing $100 billion into a variety of projects across india including agriculture and textiles, at cetera. this is a big development between the two trading partners. thank you. netflix is one of the world's largest media companies, streaming content largest media companies, streaming co nte nt to largest media companies, streaming content to over 150 million subscribers worldwide. mark randolph was its first ceo when it put dvds through the post butjust as netflix was taking off, its co—founder insisted he stepped down the boss, saying he wasn't cut out to run a giant corporation and since then he has devoted himself to launching new tech businesses. reco

cover greece's needs for almost a decade but there's a serious downside the waters of greece's west coast are a key feeding and spawning grounds for vulnerable populations of sperm whales dolphins monk seals and other marine animals scientists say drilling could disorient or even kill these animals that greece is here to make sure that oil drilling does not start it's not only an ill conceived experiment for marine environment or are now entering their own it's also very dangerous for a climate for our local communities and of course our national economy a single accident could damage greece's $56000000000.00 tourism industry or oil and gas exploration is to continue for now but it is creating a divide between those who see the potential to monetise hydrocarbons and those who see greece's true treasure in its history and natural beauty. john psaropoulos as live where there's no john greece is still facing significant financial difficulties i mean how strong is the case for environmental protection that a country faced with these financial challenges. well the case in greece is very strong

to the west coast of the u.s. now with battling huge places in northern and southern california strong winds are fanning the flames and a statewide emergency has been declared california's governesses fire fight as they using every resource available in the los angeles area thousands of residents have been forced to flee their homes meanwhile the blaze burning in northern california is one country has doubled in size with nearly 200000 people and evacuation orders . the curse of sonoma county just 2 years ago this area of northern california was in flames now it's again the region worst hit by the state's blazes fear of the fire has returned to communities that had just begun to recover from their previous trauma. you can see this big. smoke in big bold in the sky back there probably within a half hour or. less and that it was here already. dinner walked outside my deck was on fire. time lapse footage shows the sonoma plays darkening the sky on sunday firefighting conditions worsened further the blaze is huge with

. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show.yed the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the c

some people are dubbing chase center, the madison square garden of the west coast. there have already been a few concerts here. several more are scheduled. this is the first game for the warriors at their new home stadium. so there's going to be plenty of opportunities to check out this new venue. reporting live in information, nbc bay area news. >> interesting, sergio. maybe it's better than that at the square. chase center has only been open for a few weeks. we've been covering it from the chart. our own jessica iz gerry has been reporting on it. head to nbc.com to find out more about her records. >> elizabeth warren has unveiled her plan for taxing the ultra rich. it's a 2% tax on every dollar that a household makes above 50 million. for those earning a a a year, to up to cted would childcare, frec college and eliminating all student debt. taxes she ha in mind for corporations earned nor than a hundred a million. >> bernie sanders returned home to vermont today after suffering a heart attack. the video posted yesterday he said he's feeling a lot better. expected

to hitjapan for 60 years has made landfall, bringing powerful winds and torrential rain to the west coast to leave their homes, ahead of the arrival of typhoon hagibis. from tokyo, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. this is the hii river near mount fuji. usually it is a clear mountain stream. today, it was turned into a raging, boiling torrent. across central japan, typhoon hagibis has dumped record amounts of rain. 0n the southern side of tokyo, the tama river is now close to bursting point. tens of thousands of people who live along its banks have been ordered to leave their homes. the big dangerfrom these sorts of events is water. water is the thing that can do real damage, both if this river bursts its banks, if it causes landslides in the mountains or, of course, when it reaches the sea. as night fell over tokyo, the eye of the storm approached, bringing winds gusting to over 140 kilometres per hour. this is the centre of shibuya, one of the busiest places normally in tokyo on a saturday night. only i have never seen it as deserted as it is tonight. in fact, the whole of tokyo is incred

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the west coast is a second thought if considered at all. have spoken to enough california legislators and candidates to know, particularly if they are republican, what their day is like on election day. they kind of stop after >> 5:00. it is a huge way to incentivize the voters into re-engaging the system in a way we have not, ever. >> all now every vote is everunning and i every vote is am going to add that vote to the votes i am getting on the east coast, the south and the midwest and i am going to cobble together my majority vote by tapping into every precinct and every voter in the country. >> that also affects congressional elections. i need that voter who is going to dinner who might have voted for me. >> just to follow-up up on your question, donald trump is the first president, probably ever, who has o'ly focused on a base and reinforcing a base and not caring about the nation as a whole, or trying to even make a pretense to broaden that out. believing that the distortions of the electoral college give him leverage, and three or fou

you about that in a minute but high pressure is building in keeping warm temperatures over the west coast. the winds died down today so that eased the fire danger but it will pick up again late tuesday. the fire concerns will return yet again. warm too, san francisco all the way up to 83 degrees. santa rosa 89 degrees. livermore it was 85 degrees. things will be warm tomorrow and then there are changes ahead which we will cov in the forecast coming up, but a spare the air day alert has been issued for tomorrow. >>> google just made an unusual purchase. it bought a 40- reac and getti the tree farming trade. google confirmed it will be a private nursery. no word on how many trees or >> is good for gilroy. eate. definitely helps. >> county records indicates the purchase price was vi.1 $2they increasing the foot print of the google headquarters. >>> well, there are signs about the retailer fry's that are sparking concerns about the giant's future. there is less merchandise in stock. they opened in e bay area in 1985. it now has 33 locations in nine states but the palo alto store is closing in

that is the extent of his west coast voter outreach for the week.e is not courting voters as planned. his events and appearances remain canceled until further notice. he does not have something on his calendar. he will be on the debate stage 12 nights from now. there is a president for major campaign. they reviewed almost three decades worth of schedules and found that the two examples most similar to what he's dealing with our hillary clinton in 2016 who needed three days off the trail to recover from pneumonia. bill bradley in 1999 was on his way to event. he had to divert to the e.r. for what turned out to be an irregular heartbeat. he has insisted within the last month that they has been very healthy throughout his life without the exception of some acid reflux. he is dismissive of concerns that he might be too old to run for president. he has still got the cash to compete in a campaign even if it goes for several months after the primaries and caucuses begin. which means that questions about the almost 17% support that he is pulling in the aver