i is this the last chance saloon for avanti west coast?— avanti west coast?g is _ avanti west coast? i think final written warning is probably - avanti west coast? i think final| written warning is probably fair. this is a part of the route between london euston and manchester piccadilly. avanti was running about three services an hour but cut it down to just one, blaming three services an hour but cut it down tojust one, blaming in part three services an hour but cut it down to just one, blaming in part a lack of drivers because of overtime, that led to a whole lot of criticism from the mayor of london and of manchester, they describe chaotic scenes, stampedes of passengers at london euston, issues with the pricing and availability of advanced tickets. the contract for avanti west coast is actually up next week and the government had various options, it could have cancelled it altogether, could have extended it by altogether, could have extended it ljy up altogether, could have extended it by up to ten years, but what it has chosen to do is to give this very

part of the agreement calls for installing more e v charging stations along the west coast. newsome recently set a list of ambitious climate goals, including phasing out the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035 to share best practices we seek to compete. think you heard that from jurisdiction to jurisdiction with one another, but in an enlightened sense that competition has brought us to where we are. today we stole best practices and we started right here in california with the low carbon fuel standard pacific coast collaborative aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. greg lee ktvu. box two news. californians overwhelmingly support a new state law that sets up a framework for court ordered treatment for people struggling with severe mental health issues. the berkeley igs poll shows 76% of voters approved the law only 15% say they are opposed. the law has strong bipartisan support with 80% of democrats pulled in favor and 69% of republicans. the governor signed that bill in san jose last month. under the legislation, counties are being asked to set up

that remains largely clear across the west coast of the u. s. in contrast to this, kansas city is gonna see a lot of heats come in friday, clear skies 26 degrees celsius. now that can't be said for the north east on eastern areas of candidates. tony, more wintry with some heavy snow. strong winds as well. the temperature in toronto dipping down to 7 degrees celsius, farther east. this some improvement for that east coast and improving picture as well. for southern states, all the u. s. just florida seen some lively down pools from that trailing weather system. that's gonna bring some heavy rain to the bahamas western areas of cuba, but it's really mexico that's going to be dealing with the worst of that wet weather. exceptionally heavy falls, the bay of can patch at stretching down the yucatan peninsula and further sell some of those storms as well gathering on the west coast. ah, ah, this is very painful. very painful wash for our children and grandchildren. no water or power across ukraine. hundreds of thousands of suffering after russian miss

>>> happening now, a massive west coast drug crackdown. looking at the drugs off the streets. they could've taken thousands of lives. >> it is your friends and your neighbors who are using drugs, and sometimes they know they are taking fentanyl and sometimes they think they're taking something else. >> plus, healthy food and new jobs. a big celebration in san francisco to help transform a so-called food desert. >>> how the basketball legend is staying committed to his community right here in oakland. >>> when he thought the pandemic was over, we are getting warnings of a triple to make. looking at the warnings for young patients and their parents. let's get to the top stories for you. this is video of a hit-and-run crash in castro valley that sent a six-year-old child to the hospital. it happened at the intersection of muniz and castro valley boulevard. they were hit by a white suv that you see on your screen. the driver sped off. the child was injured but released from the hospital late this afternoon. we are hoping for a speedy recovery for that child. >>> of fairfield high

cities are on a mission to creae a low carbon economy for the west coast. the collaborative goal is to reduce greenhouse gas gas emissions, at least 80% by 2050. but it goes beyond transpn and includes infrastructure, clean energy and protecting oceans. > >> meantime, the california stae transportation agency just reled their new climate change action. it leaves 34 key actions, inclug 150 million to a newly establisd highways to boulevards program. > >> more than a billion dollars r the transportation program to expand safe walking and biking options, aligning statewide transportation programs with statewide climate goals and eight new rail projects and one active transportation project, added to the interregional transportation improvement program. > >> and the navy is aware of itst on the environment and also the serious consequences its missis 5's lauren toms on the sweeping new strategy. >> reporter: this is what we tyy imagine when we think of the navy. but the services undersecy for energy sees a different pic. a major opportunity to combat ce change.

the leaders want to create a low carbon economy for the west coast. together cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050. the partnership will invest morn more than previously in clean ey infrastructure and to prevent wildfires. >> they are showing the way for for the rest of the united states and people around the rest of the globe. >> the pacific coast collaborative has been in action action since 2008. today's signed agreement is a renewed and expanded commitment to the regional partnership. > >> the biden administration announcing it's considering tapping into the u.s. strategic petroleum reserve after one company announced it was cutting oil production by 2 million barrels per day in order to boost prices. in an effort to administration is also considering lifting some sanctions against venezuela to allow it to resume oil exports. coming up at 5:30, we look into why california gas prices could be on the verge of a huge drop e drop despite the production cuts. > >> the president will pardon thousands of people convicted for marijuana possessions.

just off of the west coast of africa, there journey -- their journey started yesterday afternoon after lifting off of the kennedy space center in florida, three first time flyers and one veteran astronaut from the japan aerospace expiration agency. the three first time flyers are nasa astronomical man, the first ever female commander of dragon, once she has upon the space station will be the first native american to visit the international space station as was nasa ash not josh, first-time flyer as well, the other first time liar is a cosma -- flyer, is a cosmonaut. >> we have a little bit over five and it's before docking is considered complete. sandra was mentioning the three first time space goers on this mission, i would have to imagine at this point in time, they must feel like children sitting in a car seat 20 to get out -- wanting to get out. they spent a long time on this journey, literally sense launch yesterday afternoon eastern time. they have friends aboard the station and i bet they are so excited to get out of there seats, suits, open up the hatch and get to hang out with

beginning with the west coast making a huge statement further west of the world. doubling down down against climate change. the the leaders of california, oregon, washington, and british columbia got together in san francisco to sign a partnership. partnership. a lot has changed since the last agreement since five years ago. the goal is to create a low carbon economy for the west coast. that means big investments in electric car infrastructure. clean energy and and hardening our defenses against wildfires and heat waves. >> it's not about electric power power but economic power. it's about dominating the next global industry. future proofing proofing not just the states but but showing the way for the rest rest of the united states and for those around the rest of the the globe. >> local winemakers have seen the effects of the drought and extreme heat in action as they harvest this year's crop. no one one understands how the land is changing more than tony who makes wine the old-fashioned way way with literally nothing but grapes. as you could see there. our wilso

part of the agreement calls for installing more e v charging stations along the west coast.some recently set a list of ambitious climate goals, including phasing out the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035 to share best practices we seek to compete. you heard that from jurisdiction to jurisdiction with one another. but in an enlightened sense that competition has brought us to where we are. today we stole best practices and we started right here in california with the low carbon fuel standard pacific coast collaborative aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. greg lee ktvu. box two news. how do you think you could handle a flight with the blue angels coming up to see how a couple of our own employees got through practice flights in the run up to fleet week performances, and it was a nice warm fall day for many inland cities, although that fog was hugging the coast for much of the day, and tonight as you can see, in this live picture out of the golden gate, it remains. we're going to check in with meteorologist roberta gonzalez for the forecast in your

patrick: the past few weeks, an onslaught of refinery issues in on the west coast and great lakes hasprices up tremendously in areas of california. some have risen one dollar to $1.50, because of shutdowns that have brought supply on the west coast to the lowest in 10 years. the great lakes, they are up $.50 to one dollar. ali: we know sometimes refineries have to go off-line for scheduled maintenance but what is happening in these cases? patrick: of a right -- a variety of both of those. with summer behind us, several refiners are going through seasonal maintenance and that's normally not a problem, but in california and the great lakes, it is the unexpected issues that can arise, akin to getting a nail in your tire or a rock on your windshield. these can be minor issues but put together greatly limits the ability for refineries to produce gasoline. it is planned maintenance, but also unexpected outages, four in california alone. ali: you add to that the opec plus news. how will that compound what those parts of the country are feeling in terms of gas prices? patrick: as a result of

governor newsom and other west coast leaders were in san francisco to sign a major climate agreement today. the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premiere and mayor, london breed. we're at the presidio for this signing. they've been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative . they signed a memorandum of agreement on climate approaches for this region. these folks are doing the real work and that's hard. it's a stubborn to reach these goals. no one should you know, sugar coat, the challenges that present themselves. the leader said. the west coast states and british columbia are facing similar climate related issues, including wildfires, weather events and wild salmon declines. we've had fires that have been unprecedented. a community called litton in my town and my province no longer exists because of wildfires. we had atmospheric rivers. we had heat domes terms that we've never heard of before that have had a profound impact on our people on our economy and our way of life. pacific coast collaborative was formed almost 15 years ago with the go

the first lady's expected to attend and speak at events on the west coast.r the next couple of days. tomorrow morning , she will visit u. c s f as part of her husband's initiative to highlight breast cancer awareness month. she will then travel to seattle and president biden is pardoning thousands of americans convicted of simple possession of marijuana as his administration takes a dramatic step towards decriminalizing the drug. he's also calling on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses, which reflect the majority of marijuana possession cases. in a statement, the president said the move reflects his position that no one should be in jail just for using or possessing marijuana. well. the president is in new york to celebrate a large investment by ibm through legislation passed under his watch as foxes lauren blanchard reports is open to provide a boost to democrats and competitive congressional races. it's great to be here with the hudson valley congressman sean patrick. maloney president biden is hoping he can c

for most of the west coast. below average tempes showing up toward the four corners region. temperatures will peak on friday. talking mid-80s in san jose. then to the to the 70s by next week. also mid to upper 80s in the next fe. few days. inland in the east ba. east bay. for a couple of days it will feel like paul. > >> next, an unusual rescue. a mountain lion trapped in the backyard for days. >> uber's former security chiefs facing eight years in prison for for trying to cover a data brea. in 2016, hacker stole data of 57 of 57 million users, including 0 drivers license numbers. joseph sullivan was convicted for concg the breach from the ftc and paying the hackers to keep quie. keep quiet. > >> scary moments for shoppers ty shoppers today as police locked down and evacuated the sun vally mall. security called police about a man acting strangely, caring a duffel bag and saying e had a gun. he did not have a we. when officers got to him, no one one was hurt. > >> jill biden will arrive in the in the bay area tomorrow. she will speak friday at the cancerr at ucsf. before atte

she'll attend and speak at events on the west coast over the next two days.w morning, she'll be at ucsf as part of the biden administrations initiative to highlight breast cancer awareness month. she'll then travel to seattle. come and get efforts are underway to get more young people to vote in the upcoming november election campaign happening at uc college campuses across the state and how it using a goat to attract some possible voters. adding whether a bit of a warm up today across most ofsically the same r your friday, but that's some changes into the weekend and next week, we'll have more on naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for

they will die back to the west coast later. the winds do start to strengthen, though.t be as chilly here overnight compared with england and wales which, once again, with temperatures in rural areas getting down to within two degrees of freezing. you could have some ground frost around, some grass frost, by morning. a little bit of mist and fog, as well, with the light wind regime, but the winds generally will be picking up through sunday, a windier day on the whole. gales or severe gales right from the word go across the western isles of scotland, along with this heavy rain, 30 to a0 millimetres likely to fall over the higher ground in parts of northern ireland and eventually cumbria. these are the steady wind speeds, but the gusts will be more likely 60 or 70 in northern and western areas and a steady 30 or a0 in more exposed parts of the west coast of england and wales. but where we keep that sunshine the winds won't be quite a feature, 17 or 18 further south and east, still feeling pleasant in the relatively strong 0ctober sunshine. through the evening and overnigh

>> well, first if we look at the west coast as grady pointed out. that had both planned an unscheduled outages. the good news is that by mid of october, 3 of those refineries are going to return to service. in the midwest we actually had a fire at the largest refinery outside of the chicago area and then explosion at a refinery in toledo, ohio that will keep refinery down until new year. supplies are very tight in chicago, resupply can come from the gulf coast except it takes several weeks to get there through the pipeline system and as a result we have seen both in illinois and in ohio prices have been spiking over the last several weeks. maria: and do you expect the spike to continue as the weather gets colder? >> well, i don't think it will and gasoline prices because the demand in the midwest goes down precipitously as we get into december but the issue is that crude oil prices are rising, gasoline and diesel prices are going up as refineries continue with their maintenance season and unfortunately we are not going to see much relief in gasoline

the southend west coasts. some will filterfurther inland. the best southend west coasts. eastern areas. the wind is a feature. 30 to 40 mph, perhaps even stronger. top temperatures in the afternoon 11 to 13 celsius in the north. highest values of 17 degrees somewhere across south and east england. through the evening and overnight some of those showers across england and wales will fade away as the low pressure drift steadily northwards. we will continue to see some showers across scotland and northern ireland. clearer skies, single figures elsewhere. as we move into sunday it will be a dry, settled start for many before we see many —— more persistent rain in the south—west later.

for most of the west coast. below average tempes showing up toward the four corners region. temperatures will peak on friday. talking mid-80s in san jose. then to the to the 70s by next week. also mid to upper 80s in the next fe. few days. inland in the east ba. east bay. for a couple of days it will feel like paul. > >> next, an unusual rescue. a mountain lion trapped in the backyard for days. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u do it all. one dose of ubrelvy, quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. [ sneezing ] are you okay? ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. coricidin is the #1 doctor recommended cold and flu brand. specially designed for people with high blood pressure. be there for life's best moments. trust coricidin. >> uber's former security chiefs facing eight years in prison for for trying to cover a data brea. in 20

so some of those storms as well gathering on the west coast. ah, with this inspiring films from around the world, they so not stop the violin and kill. the poa is witness intimate portraits and epic struggles because leadership is also not just the people witness. the human spirit and vis a reality. men believe women are now people across france have been protesting over the rising cost of living. natasha butler has more from the french capital, played up an angry transport and energy sector workers lead a demonstration in paris to call for higher wages. among them were all refinery staff. you've been on strike for a month to stand off with their bosses a total and now she has caused a fuel shortage in the country. the french governments attempt to end the blockade by forcing staff back to work or face penalties has inflamed tension. oh, it's terrible. and rather than doing that, they should force companies to hand over their large profits to social organizations. i love the i love what is the model? the model you are crohn is like thatcher. it

as part of the pacific coast collaborative to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. we have put together a full library of climate watch coverage. our team give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our climate changing. find it on the streaming of, available for apple tv, android, amazon, fire and roku. do that when you have a moment but stay here with us. coming up a deadly crosswalk crash taking downtown walnut creek. the driver nowhere to be found. >> mav october but it controversial changes coming to a holiday tradition. san jose is split over christmas in the park. >> the swirling rumors over what took place at practice today. >> warm fall weather for fleet week and then big changes will follow. a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> who cares if it is a school night? you dropped out. what characters have they offered you? go ahead. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of d

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. >> that includes the resurgence of rsv at an unusually early time here on the west coast. >> reporter: dr. tamares and support dog posie have a lot of patients to attend to. >> we're seeing a lot of a specific inflammation deeper in the lungs, so we've really had a huge wave. we've had multiple viruses at the same time, so we're seeing a shortage of pediatric beds across the country. >> reporter: pediatric cases of rsv are surging from coast to coast. more than 70% of pediatric beds are occupied nationwide. he says the timing of the infections is different than any other year. >> normally it comes from the east coast to the west coast and marchs across the country, and we usually see it much later in the winter, even into the next year, january and february. >> reporter: he says the timing does make sense though. >> there's something called the immunology gap between two years ago and now. these kids haven't been building up a lot of immunities and common cold viruses in the first and second year of life. now, here they are two, three years old, and they've only had x number of colds

those homes and probably stay there but people want to be in florida who were on the west coast move to the east coast, that is what is happening. in the naples area, in sarasota, some of those hard-hit areas, houses are either washed away or will take a while to rebuild the area and are asking where should i live on the east coast. they are not ready to move back to massachusetts because they can't stay at their house in florida, they want to find a place in florida so the vast majority of those bodies will stay in the economy and all that rebuilding is good for the economy. stuart: you may your point. thanks, now this. the president of the united states begs the saudis to pump more oil, they refuse and pump a lot less. than, national security adviser jake sullivan threatens opec, he will get congress to reduce their power. that' s a toothless threat. it gets worse. the wall street journal reports biden is negotiating a deal with the venezuelan dictator nicholas maduro. we get our dirty high carbon oil. maduro's wife got her two drug dealing nephews back and he promises to hold free

as part of the pacific coast collaborative to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. we have put together a full library of climate watch coverage. our team give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our climate changing. find it on the streaming of, available for apple tv, android, amazon, fire and roku. do that when you have a moment but stay here with us. coming up a deadly crosswalk crash taking downtown walnut creek. the driver nowhere to be found. >> mav october but it controversial cnghaes coming to a hodaliy tritadion. sanos je isps lit overhr cistmas inhe t park. >> the swirlg inrumors or vewhat took pcela at pracceti today. >> wmar fall weatheror f fleet week and then big changes will follow. a look at wh iats comingp uon mmjiy kimmeliv le. >> who cesar if it is a school night? you dropd peout. what characters have tyhe ofrefed you? go aadhe. what's it keli having xfinity internet with surspeonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of de

president biden toured the storm damage yesterday along the state's west coast. he met with survivors and local businesses owners while getting an update on search and rescue missions. he also praised governor ron desantis for storm response efforts as both men put politics aside for the day. bradley blackburn is new york with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: hey, anne-marie. the president and the governor had spoken on the phone several times to coordinate recovery efforts following ian, but this was a rare moment when they met face to face. there was plenty to take in on that tour of the damage, and recovery will take time and cooperation from all sides. putting their political differences aside, president joe biden and florida governor ron desantis vowed to help florida in the aftermath of hurricane ian. >> today we have one job and only one job, and that's to make sure the people of florida get everything that they need to fully, thoroughly recover. >> i'm thankful that everyone's banded together. we've got a lot of work to do here. >> reporter

. >> john: and first it was the west coast where the republicans were making gains, now it's the northeast. who knew. john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." good to be with you, sandra. the chances of a majority of the house looking bleak for democrats as we now project republicans to take a 16-seat advantage. four races moving toward the gop since just last week. but the senate is another story. remaining a toss-up, voters in four states will determine which party takes control. >> and we are watching all of it, right here in new york. the race for governor is moving now from solid democrat to likely democrat. the republican candidate, lee zeldin, making crime his final pitch. to frame the race as an referendum on hochul's soft on crime policies. >> john: oklahoma, a sign of hope for democrats as joy hofmeister is giving stitt a race for his money. solid r to likely r. and how the race is impacting other candidates across the country. >> certainly make it challenging, and that's what we are seeing playing out, new york state, last week focused on west coast movement but th

>> reporter: the president just departed the white house to go on this west coast swing. he actually stopped for a few minutes to take a number of questions from reporters. we asked him whether he had a reaction to the herschel walker controversy unfolding in georgia, and if democrats could keep that seat. he also got a number of follow-up questions with jake's interviews on issues relating to ukraine and vladimir putin. take a listen. >> reporter: do you think democrats can hold that seat? >> yes. >> reporter: they're calling for a stopping of armed sale for saudi arabia. will you support that? >> well will take action. [ inaudible question ] >> reporter: -- in ukraine? >> same ago always. beyond the pale. [ inaudible question ] >> reporter: -- to discuss brittney griner? any moment on that front? [ inaudible question ] >> know, of course the interview with jake last night touched on a number of topics. he cyr owed in on the issue of everything unfolding in ukraine, and drawing him out on the question of vladimir putin's mindset. as they attacks continue freshly in udrai

the goal is to build a low carbon economy for the future in major west coast cities. today's regional agreement comes as the state miles to ban the sale of all new gas powered vehicles within the next 12 years and go carbon neutral by the year 2045? >> coming up, an unthinkable tragedy. a mass shooting at a day care center. this happened in thailand and left dozens dead. the latest coming up. >> there is hope for local teachers struggling to pay rent. oakland mayor libby schaff announcing new efforts in affordable housing for educators believe checks for californians now less than 24 hours away. how you can make sure you why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that

election, a huge political issue, states along the west coast, 30, 40, $0.50 jump in a week. latest job openings versus job seekers today, job openings did fall, remember, over 11 million job openings that did shrink, is this a good sign for the economy? >> it's an awful sign for the economy but good for the market, that's why the market is up. federal reserve may back off the notion they have to slow the economy down. we are going to see more and more evidence of this economy cratering. we are going to see big time jolts, not small misses on economic data, they are going to be big misses and happen one after another. two in a row, one yesterday with ism manufacturers, and today the jolts number. here is the thing that's really important, that's really critical. all of this is going to accumulate with the federal reserve tapping the brakes, or slamming the brakes, and all come to a head, and the american public is paying the ultimate price. dealing with inflation now and dealing with the recession for the rest of the year into next year. >> sandra: elon musk news, twitter sha

the real clear politics average but within the margin of error and lastly president biden uses west coastryone how much i love that state but it comes as a gop gubernatorial candidate is poised to win the state for the first time in four decades. christine duration will join us at 8:30 and hope you'll stick around for that. back to you. joe: i've lived in georgia most of my life and i have been back since 2016 and i was there when they had their debates or campaign against each other and that was buck head running against midtown, that was inside highway 285,th of atlanta, that entire campaign. what you saw there, warknock speaks well but speaks to atlantans. herschel walker is speaking to georgians and i love that. i'm not making a prediction who's going to win. there's a lot of money behind warknock but i love seeing a candidate speak the language we speak. when he leads with you got to eat right and transitions that to got to have gas to buy food, this is a great way to put that. >> he said this debate is going to be tough, he's a smooth talking pastor and i'm just a country boy and ye

west coast battle and the defending world series champs play. plus, what are the 49ers doing back east? it is already hump day. od i say night? > >> here are tonight's guest on fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on

notably where we have not seen him on the west coast is in nevada and arizona.e talked about a few minutes earlier how those two senate races could determine who controls the senate, of course, controls what the president's able to do in two years unless he runs for re-election. of course, that's reflective of his absence in the two states where his poll numbers are. of course, officials would prefer them to be a bit higher. they're lower, making him a likely unpopular president even though americans like some of the things he passed like the bipartisan infrastructure bill. so the president has told his advisers that he believes he would be making the most contributions if he's on the road in those democratic strongholds making the case against his rivals, those who we have heard him call maga republicans, making the strong contrast between them and, of course, laying out what the stakes are for the midterm election. take a listen. >> this is, i think, the most important off-year election that we've had in -- since roosevelt's time. i mean that sincerely. if we'

scotlands bonnie hills and heather moors are a spectacular sight to behold, but all was not well on the west coast of la craig knish. trouble is brewing under water. sea grass is disappearing at an alarming rate. while the plans are crucial for maintaining water quality and absorbing carbon dioxide, c, grass stores vastly more c o. 2 and tropical forests suit. well, environmental as there are going under to bring nature back into balance. ah, for many the scottish landscape with its loss and coasts is of unique beauty. if you've ever wondered what lies below the surface of the water, besides nessie the loch ness monster, you'll get an answer here at la craig nish. seek ross, for example. the scientists here say there's far too little of it though that way, according to recent estimates, britain's coasts have lost as much as 90 percent of its secrets over the past century. there are several reasons for that. it needs light to survive. so processes that made them water merc here will impact on the sea grass. so some of those could be, am direct processes. so maybe like a building of a pool. other th

they want to go swimming on like a pristine white beach here on the west coast of scotland. these environmentalists want to reverse this trend. to do so, they're plunging down into the cold water. the goal is to have a secret with fresh seeds and then plant more of it. this helps to restore the original ecosystem while simultaneously storing c o 2. in fact, c grass does exactly what plants on land do, absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. at the moment, obviously, do that before the main air, carbon cessation schemes are people grasp ration and entree planting. but we live at a relatively small island here. so those are not only so much space that the can, that can be done and am. so people are starting to look towards the sea now and, and try to find opportunities. so far they've planted about half a hector of sea grass. their goal is to eventually have 80 hector's, more importantly they want to encourage and teach other communities along the scottish coast to do the same. this could have a significant impact on reducing c o. 2 in northern great britain. ah, bosnia

they will die back to the west coast later. the winds do start to strengthen, though.temperatures in rural areas getting down to within two degrees of freezing. you could have some ground frost around, some grass frost, by morning. a little bit of mist and fog, as well, with the light wind regime, but the winds generally will be picking up through sunday, a windier day on the whole. gales or severe gales right from the word go across the western isles of scotland, along with this heavy rain, 30 to a0 millimetres likely to fall over the higher ground in parts of northern ireland and eventually cumbria. these are the steady wind speeds, but the gusts will be more likely 60 or 70 in northern and western areas and a steady 30 or a0 in more exposed parts of the west coast of england and wales. but where we keep that sunshine the winds won't be quite a feature, 17 or 18 further south and east, still feeling pleasant in the relatively strong october sunshine. through the evening and overnight, you can see that weather front does bring some rain across england and wales, albei

on the west coast, residents in and around puerto rico. >> reporting by ardo rather are bracing for hurricane orlene. first responders in the state least co tweeted this video advising people to avoid the beaches because of big waves and dangerous surf. aurelien has strengthened to a category 4 storm yesterday but is now down to a category 2. it has sustained winds over 100 miles an hour with even stronger gust. it's forecasted to make landfall just north of port of ir to some time after a new. >> meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking the storm is here with the latest mug recent. >> yeah, in fact, that hurricane already made landfall. in fact, it is now a tropical depression after making landfall as a hurricane near mas it lawn. so let's take a look at its current track because as you can see, it does have sustained winds now at 35 miles per hour after making landfall earlier today, mainly impacting the western and northern regions of mexico, landslides and also flooding going to be a major concern from now through tuesday, just because they got so much rain in such a little amount of t

they will die back to the west coast later. the winds do start to strengthen, though.les which, once again, with temperatures in rural areas getting down to within two degrees of freezing. you could have some ground frost around, some grass frost, by morning. a little bit of mist and fog, as well, with the light wind regime, but the winds generally will be picking up through sunday, a windier day on the whole. gales or severe gales right from the word go across the western isles of scotland, along with this heavy rain, 30 to a0 millimetres likely to fall over the higher ground in parts of northern ireland and eventually cumbria. these are the steady wind speeds, but the gusts will be more likely 60 or 70 in northern and western areas and a steady 30 or a0 in more exposed parts of the west coast of england and wales. but where we keep that sunshine the winds won't be quite a feature, 17 or 18 further south and east, still feeling pleasant in the relatively strong 0ctober sunshine. through the evening and overnight, you can see that weather front does bring some rain acr

north west was gonna see it intensify across that eastern coast. touching into carola sri lanka, seeing the worst of that on thursday that she weather update to with sponsored by catch all day with frank assessments, different united states. she, we both that you're running, the program was peer to peer with opinions. i believe that our media agenda should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times. critical debate is that homo students, something that can rotate in depth analysis of the days, global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the sour north korea has fired the ballistic missile over japan. for the 1st time since 2017, it flew for 4000 kilometers before falling into the pacific ocean. the u. s. and south korea have responded with what they call a precision bombing drill. there have been 2 bank holdups and live, and on as frustrated customers try to access this savings. living owns facing a financial crisis, and banks have limited withdrawals. and the upper house of russia's parliament has

back to the west coast for us up north. get. maybe the thursday might happen overnight. a bit where it really gets interesting as we get into the weekend and following next week, we have a system dropping south. it looks to be dry, just scattered clouds and cooler. but later, systems later in the season will provide us with some rain. 67, let's hope san francisco with some variable clouds today got 60's at the coast again, that cloud cover is going to be tough. the fog clouds, 71 burlingame, 76 foster city. 76 for palo alto in the south bay readings are holding sub 80 for the most part. we got to be one for morgan hill. 75 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. lower 70's tri valley. scratching your about 80, 80 for pleasanton dublin. 77 also walnut creek and concord. 65 for berkeley. the it's 68 71 for napa and will do about a 69 for santa rosa. all i knew this summer you say don't worry. it's coming back. middle of the week, 90 or so some lower 90's will play within the will back off a little bit into the weekend following we

high pressure ridge across the west coast has left the western united states with temperatures. age wildfire season. as i mentioned for the pacific northwest has been really rough the east coast. on the other hand, seeing an early-season cool down. some frost out there. we're about to flip-flop this weekend at the east coast, warming up and cooling down here, not just for the bay, but the entire western part of the united states, 70's for your highs in sf today, a nice and comfortable one, especially with all the sunshine will get 60's and 70's at the coastline and then 70's and 80's along the bay shore areas like foster city still warm 80 degrees. but that is cooler than yesterday's near 90's. for you, san jose at 85 big cooler than yesterday as well. freeman through hayward in the low 80's. well, pleasanton and livermore in the upper 80's, oakland, berkeley, richmond, you're in the 70's today. nice change of pace. well, danville and walnut creek are only 2 spots onto highs at 90 degrees today. tomorrow, temperatures tumble and falling even further into saturday and sunday. that

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now as we move to south asia, the monsoon rain, the still clinging on to the south and the west coast, but they've dashed away from the northeast leading, leaving lots of clear skies here for places like a some, as well as much of bangladesh. still a shower to over here, before the worst of that, whether we have to look to the west coast corolla, seems very heavy, falls in the days ahead. it's a similar story for thomas now. do some fear thunderstorms as well. breaking off in colombo for sri lanka, but up in that northwest corner new delhi, see some misty mornings, but plenty of sunshine. 31 degrees on wednesday. i do with sponsored by categories on counseling, the cost ok plus has agreed to major oil production cups, u. s. is not happy, we explore the relevance of the i m f as the outlook for the global economy. gall could off we bought our house on african countries on making the ship for green energy counseling, the cost on al jazeera. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get the plate that others and not a far as i said, i'm going on the way that you tell the sto