[upbe] ♪ - chicago, the windy city, is known for jazz, deep dish, the cubs, and "the bean."k, i know it's really called "cloud gate," but everybody just calls it "the bean." but you know what chicago is not known for? latinos. 'cause when you think mexican, you think what? texas or cali? and puerto ricans, you think new york city immediately. but nope, they're right here in chi town. that's right, chicago has the second-largest mexican population of any u.s. city and a very, very large, thriving puerto rican community. latinos have been here longer than wrigley field, and they've brought their amazing culture with them. i'm talking food from michoacán and salsa from san juan. waves of latinos came to america's heartland and they worked in its factories, farms, and service industries and they turned chicagoland into chicagolandia. so i'm here to find out what kind of impact decades of latinx influence have had on the windy city. and i'm gonna have some amazing food, because you know that happens a lot on this show. it's right here in my contract. "feed john." ♪ [tracks clacki

ashley: putting it on the line, what's going on in the windy city which to your point is an amazing city criminals. appreciate it. just after saying the border crisis, thank you, days after saying the border crisis was being ignored, elon musk says i am going to speak to lawmakers and want to see the border crisis, marks that on x he will go to the border town of eagle pass, texas later this week. we will bring you all the coverage when the world's richest man heads there to see for himself the number of migrants pouring over the border, that will get some attention. governor ron desantis getting ready for the second gop debate, looking to diminish donald trump's lead coming up. that's not the only debate he is focused on. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and w

thousands of illegal immigrants stream into the windy city. it's residents are are already reeling from a crime crisis that continues to spiral. take a look. >> my brother had the potential to do well in life but christian will never have the opportunity to go to college. >> sean: our friend gianno caldwell will join us in a moment. first joe biden at the uaw picket line in michigan earlier today at least pretending to show his support behind striking autoworkers. they are demanding a large pay increase to keep up with rampant inflation caused by joe biden. they're asking for a 32 hour workweek, something biden could definitely get behind since he only works a few hours a week. joe reportedly now makes up late, goes to bed early, spends almost all of his weekends resting and relaxing in delaware and he has taken more days off than any president in history. your 80-year-old commander-in-chief doesn't have the energy, the stamina to deal with the rigors of a traditional presidential schedule. it should be the toughest job in the world. is he up

. >> currently austin is a grad student in chicago , even though he likes the windy city he says , there is no place like home. >> in the winter there are days where it is so good to be back home. in san jose and enjoying nice 70 degree winters and my family is there and i try visiting multiple times a year and a usually spend at least a month. >> return to the island of fiji with austin on survivor season 45 which premieres tonight on kpix and streaming on paramount+. >>> that is it for the news a 9:00 . next is the drew barrymore show. serena williams joins the show. for more local headlines including whether join us on our streaming service cbs news bay area . this tiny payment thing- is a giant pain! hi ladieies! alalex from u.u.s. bank! can she e help? how abouout a comprerehensive point of s sale systemem... thatat can trackck inventory, mananage schedulules- and customomize ordersrs? thatat's whatat u.s. banknk busineness essentitials is fo. (oven n explosion)n) what abobout a n new oven, cn u.s. b bank help u us there? we can sererve loans in as fafast as 12 m minutes. that w wou

. >> well, the live tour it was back in action today in the windy city of chicago.he leaderboard is jam packed at the top now 10 players are in second place and one stroke behind the leaders. one of those offices, guy brooks keopka who roles in the long birdie at 17, he shot a 4 under meanwhile, there are 5 players tied at the top. >> including sergio garcia who shoots that one out of the bunker and lays it up onto the green and he would knock that one in for a birdie as well. now he shot 5 66 today for a part of the lead that being said now, remember, you can watch the second round of the live tour chicago right here on kron 4. so you have to go anywhere to see it. >> beginning at 10:00am. aspect to you guys at the all right, erin, thank you so right icon betty reid soskin is celebrating her 100nd birthday. as our conference. reports tonight, students and staff at the middle school named after her in el sobrante showered her with cheers. >> 102 years on this earth, a big deal to celebrate. and betty reid soskin says there is no secret to longevity. i think it may b

little pop to left joc pederson out there and it's an adventure for oh he misplays it maybe the windy city that baseball. well, maybe a little bit of misplaying it but the cubs, it's a six spot in the inning capped by this three run blast from christopher morel made it ten six and the giants lose 11 eight. they're now two games outside the final wild card spot. norcal little league champs from san ramon in the house for a's and jays top of the seventh toronto up three nothing two on for david schneider going to go off the wall and left make it four nothing blue jays and mustache mania in the stands former aa chris bassett pitching into the seventh inning hey he's finally get on the board it's jordan diaz rbi single to center the a's fall seven one. a rough way to lose but this dog has a new profile picture for the niners season opens sunday in pittsburgh. nick bosa's holdout continues. both camps have kept negotiations private, but guaranteed money has to be the sticking point here. steelers head coach mike tomlin preparing for every scenario on the 49 ers roster. yes we are preparing for

little pop to left joc pederson out there and it's an adventure for oh he misplays it maybe the windy city hold of that baseball. well, maybe a little bit of misplaying it but the cubs, it's a six spot in the inning capped by this three run blast from christopher morel made it ten six and the giants lose 11 eight. they're now two games outside the final wild card spot. norcal little league champs from san ramon in the house for a's and jays top of the seventh toronto up three nothing two on for david schneider going to go off the wall and left make it four nothing blue jays and mustache mania in the stands former aa chris bassett pitching into the seventh inning hey he's finally get on the board it's jordan diaz rbi single to center the a's fall seven one. a rough way to lose but this dog has a new profile picture for the niners season opens sunday in pittsburgh. nick bosa's holdout continues. both camps have kept negotiations private, but guaranteed money has to be the sticking point here. steelers head coach mike tomlin preparing for every scenario on the 49 ers roster. yes we are prepar

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coming up, the boss of chicago teachers union was touted public schools in the windy city. >> we areothers and we send our children to the chicago public schools. >> okay, so what in the world is she doing sending her son to private school? hypocrisy takes center stage next on the big we can show. ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. in. ♪ welcome back, thanks for watching. chicago teachers union president drawing scrutiny for sending her own son to private school but she went cold school choice supporters fascist and racist but here's a flashback of her defending of explosive. >> we are mothers and send our children to the chicago public schools and live next door to you so w

coming up, the boss of chicago teachers union was touted public schools in the windy city. >> we areothers and we send our children to the chicago public schools. >> okay, so what in the world is she doing sending her son to private school? hypocrisy takes center stage next on the big we can show. ♪ in. ♪ welcome back, thanks for watching. chicago teachers union president drawing scrutiny for sending her own son to private school but she went cold school choice supporters fascist and racist but here's a flashback of her defending of explosive. >> we are mothers and send our children to the chicago public schools and live next door to you so we work, we live next door to you, we are raising our families in the same neighborhoods. think about who we are. >> thinking about who she is and where she sending her own, stacy davis gate not on the controversy was forced to center central credit market calling for her resignation will nicole, this woman will literally hold made the case for school choice. i want to read what she wrote in a letter to her members to try to explain herself. here'

with the city's migrant crisis more than 13000 migrants in the southern border have arrived in the windy cityce last august. many of them busted by the texas governor but a lot of them are now being housed in police stations after city shelters reached maximum capacity. foxbusiness has the story. >> is the tenth district police station in chicago it's one of those that is now home to some of the migrants have been shipped hear from the southern border. it's very difficult not to be sympathetic to folks who are here just trying to make a better life. but a real burden for the police department. the fraternal order of police says this is a problem. police stations were never meant for this purpose. the fact it was such an immediate option shows the respect for men and women of the chicago police department. this is not really their job. now in fairness to the mayor, brandon johnson says he doesn't like this practice either. he feels as of this on a whole lot of options. other than putting out on the street. the former mayor is the one who started this. mayor johnson that he liked to stop it but

coming up, the boss of chicago teachers union was touted public schools in the windy city. >> we areothers and we send our children to the chicago public schools. >> okay, so what in the world is she doing sending her son to private school? hypocrisy takes center stage next on the big we can show. ♪ (horn honks) i'm the team mascot, and boy, am i running late. but i've got lead in my foot and spirit in my fingers. woo! ha ha what a hit! and if you have cut rate car insurance the cost to cover that, might tank your season. so, get allstate and be better protected from mayhem... like me. (laughing) woo! the all-new ergo smart base from tempur-pedic automatically responds to snoring. so, no more hiding under your pillow. because this system actually detects snoring then adjusts to help reduce it. for a limited time, save up to $700 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. in. ♪ welcome back, thanks for watching. chicago teachers union president drawing scrutiny for sending her own son to private school but she went cold school choice supporters fascist and racist but here's a fl

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why is this only getting worse, it seems, in the windy city? >> unfortunately, it's happening all over the city of chicago. it's not just in one particular area, but areas across chicago are experiencing high rates of carjacking, and i believe one, because of fatherlessness. we have so many young boys whose fathers are nowhere to be found, and who are absent in their lives and it's driving them to this type of frustration. secondly, the lack of education. whenever you have 4% reading proficiency of young black males in chicago, that's a serious issue. and add to the fact there is no moral compass, we will see these problems and continue to see these issues throughout chicago. >> sandra: you know, i'm looking at this video and thinking this was posted to a crime blog, a local crime blog, this police video. otherwise there was nobody there to help this guy. he's laying on the road, you can just see him laying there, hands tied behind his back at gunpoint. they drive off, pastor. and you are trying to do something about it. and we want to hear that

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in three separate incidents about 1500 migrants are being housed at police stations across the windy city. and with that let's bring in seattle talk radio host and author of what upcoming book what's killing america jason rantz. jason good to see you. so the migrants attacked cops in chicago but the chicago sun times frames it the following way, quoting here, the people who were arrested are migrants, a law enforcement source said migrants have been forced to live in the cramped confines of police station lobbies across the city due to the lack of available beds for the bus loads of asylum seekers arriving from texas and other states. so the fact that the city doesn't have better accommodations is no wonder why they haven't beaten up more police officers. >> yes, who among us haven't just decided to attack police officers simply because we were unhappy with certain situations that we find ourselves in. it's absolutely ludicrous and i think what people have to understand is you're always going to get this kind of media reaction from folks who simply do not care about the impact that migran

two days ago another five bus loads arrived here in the windy city and our mayor recently assigned a $29 million contract with the same company responsible for bringing these individuals here to now provide them shelter, daycare and transportation in the city of chicago. using outdoor tents in an arctic city, which i don't know if we're prepared for. >> bill: the migrant surge expected to cost $3 hundred million by the end of this year. the problem for chicago is that new york has already set the example. that dollar amount is only going to go higher and perhaps exponentially, sir. >> what we've seen, too, bill. the fact our governor signed a declaration of emergency which allows the mayor to reorganize our budget in the hopes of addressing the crisis before us without any kind of oversight or city council involvement or public conversation. that is really angering many of our residents who are learning about the specifics of these contracts that guarantee the asylum seekers free daycare and transportation seven days a week. things we don't offer our own chicago residents but willing

at a fiery town hall at times screaming at city officials over rampant crime that has turned the windy city into one of the most dangerous parts of america. fears of rising crime may about he more dire after this shocking incident in the upscale bucktown neighborhood, two men were seen on surveillance video following another man down an alley before viciously beating and robbing him in broad daylight. [bleep]>> sandra: just awful, that goes on for quite some time. the victim was able, thankfully, to get up and walk away, but all of this as crime victims are appearing at a house judiciary hearing in chicago today. no democrats showed but it is a warning that the end of cash bail in illinois will only put more residents there at risk of being robbed and beaten by criminals on the loose. chicago democratic alderman raymond lopez is here to discuss all of that, plus a live report from the crime-ridden city coming up. >> john: first, is time running out? resignation calls piling up for embattled new jersey senator robert menendez as now his garden state counterpart and long time friend cory book

the move follows major companies like citadel fleeing the windy city due to the crime.ons to miami last year. a lot of companies leaving the midwest, rachel. rachel: yeah. i know, but it's so warm and nice in miami. pete: it is. a former nfl player with a big heart has been giving back to his community in a big way. warric dunn has turned 218 single parents into new homeowners through his work for has been a at the for humanity. habitat for how manity. on top of hoping -- helping with the mortgage, the former pro bowler gives the family everything they need including new bed sheets and fresh food for the fridge. great football player, seems to be a great human being as well, and those are your headlines. >>> all right, coming up, in case you were wondering -- and you weren't -- there are 100 days until christmas. [laughter] and we are getting a very, very, very, very, very, very early start the to the festivities with the top toys that i guess some people might be considering already? they're probably good toys. stick around. ♪ ♪ age-related macular degeneration may lea

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[upbe] ♪ - chicago, the windy city, is known for jazz, deep dish, the cubs, and "the bean."tinos. 'cause when you think mexican, you think what? texas or cali? and puerto ricans, you think new york city immediately. but nope, they're right here in chi town. that's right, chicago has the second-largest mexican population of any u.s. city and a very, very large, thriving puerto rican community. latinos have been here longer than wrigley field, and they've brought their amazing culture with them. i'm talking food from michoacán and salsa from san juan.

more than 13,000 have arrived in the windy city since last august. 400 are housed in a section of o'hareport. up from 31 at the beginning of august. residents push back against brandon johnson. >> mayor johnson campaigned as the people's mayor. sadly, the people are telling me that he is the migrant's mayor. >> lawrence jones on this from cross-country. get the numbers again. 13,500 migrants have arrived in chicago since august 2022. sanctuary city. >> this is my favorite crisis. it is one of the few crises that democrats create a big idea and they say give us the keys and we'll help you. and then when it is at their doorstep and they have to deal with the reality of it. me in my state of texas has been dealing with this for years and we manage our money very well. we have dedicated $4 billion to the cause. we've done it with no help from the federal government. now you have these sanctuary cities that are faced to deal with a problem that they created. if you talk with the folks, i've been at the border many times and ask them why they decided to come to america illegally they said the

windy afternoon again, those winds gusting over 40mph at times. temperatures cooler compared to yesterday, mainly in the 60s and in the 70s, 69 in the city today, 71 and windy in oakland, 76 in san jose, about 74. in napa, 78 in concord. here's future weather getting you into saturday. some spotty showers out there in the morning. it's a mostly cloudy start to the weekend even in the afternoon, we include that chance of some wet weather. but sunday is looking a lot better. so the three day forecast, it is windy and cooler today. a spotty shower tomorrow, sunday, the better of the two days. this weekend, we are dry, we are bright and we are warmer. let's get a quick check of traffic with jobina this morning. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi everyone. we're going to start by following a crash we're looking at in pleasanton where we're seeing a minor slowdown in the commute direction. it's westbound 580 before hopyard road. your speeds will be tracking on average around 35mph. in this spot. it's fairly light at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 542, but you can see that the backup is beginning to build in this are

weather is practically without precipitation, but it is windy, there is a powerful flow of the west and this has a plus it cleans the air siberian citiesg and to the south, and there is a chance of light rain; in the north, the temperature will remain around 20-22°. she is european. the territory growing here is established by southern air currents. they are obviously warmer and it is also possible to bake the temperature deviation from the norm in the summer reaches eight to ten degrees ; this maximum in the north-west of the middle zone is five degrees warmer than expected, many are even less, but in absolute terms, the typical velvet season in st. petersburg is tomorrow plus 21:23 and without precipitation in moscow, there is a high probability that it will be plus 24? oh, that’s all i’m 25 for now, look at the weather. you don’t know where maksimov is now. he’s on his way to meet a prostitute named yul kamachalka, who’s talking to me? this is your unknown well-wisher. hello workers. what kind of people are the police 40% discount thank you and where is your dog you ex usually takes the apartment at this time after a divorce. ok goo

the roads windy woke up. so in city limits very good against disappointment, the glad funds the they would win tonight. i'm a very disappointed about bill direct version smart. why i've bills everyone are maybe over. i'll, we're going to make the fridge and the, the well, the way to get in the 2 months taking place in 10 city, the french government, the next year. as far as the linux sports fans is just a moment to enjoy some great rotate the tires. that's it for me down jordan, for now you can find mon, using our website down to c o dot com. the weather's upsets them inside. so is looking at the entrance and also by john and the media disputed to click on a card on which to see if the still active with around to the station and surprise me. this is not particularly active. it looks like it was not there being a bit of rain to harm show that the hawkeye day and humid weather was it. but if you follow the tale it in time to what southern china this has been very read. hong kong has been flooded by something records worth

and i think we are, as you know, we all wheel and it goes a good the roads windy woke up so in city limits very good against disappointment. the glad funds the they would win tonight. i'm a very disappointed about that. will direct vision. smart, why? i've bills everyone are maybe over. i'll, we're going to meet the fridge and the, the well, the way to get in the 2 months taking place in 10 city with the french government the next year. as far as the big sports fan is just a moment to enjoy some great rotate the tires. the type of picture of the headlines here and i'll just say a us president joe biden has met india and 5 minutes. been around for moody in new delhi headed the g 20 summit. the latest pledged corporation on a range of issues buys and also re offend his support for india to become a permanent member of the un security council. united nation says compet emissions must reach that peak by 2025.

city. mohammad malaei fard of the sda news agency , the windy sand dunes of safaiyeh, rafsanjan, the strike of the automobile industry workers in the united states has reached its third day, at the same time as the period a new round of talks was held between the striking workers of bacha kohorazazi and the representatives of the two major car manufacturers in the united states, ford and general motors . in addition to protesting against discrimination in pay, the director said that after years of giving points to these companies during the difficult times of the automobile industry, they want an increase. the salaries and benefits are theirs, but the american automakers say that they cannot increase the salaries and benefits of the workers , the increase in costs will harm the automobile industry. i was in the attacked area in the twin towers and i did not hand it over to the american authorities, and since then , bakhtar was with me throughout my life. more important than being persecuted it's possible that they arrested a beautiful witness, many things can happen, i'm sure the american g

windy right now along the embarcadero, 67 in the city, oakland, 72 degrees. it was a warmer day for just about everyone. san jose, 76. and right now, palo alto is standing at 77 degrees. the sun is shining in san jose right now as we look at those temperatures. upper 70s, napa, santa rosa, low 80s. fairfield, concord, livermore, you're at 77 degrees and on live doppler seven, you will notice some patchy low clouds right near the coastline . we are looking from our east bay hills camera towards mount diablo and just nothing but a sea of blue breezy to gusty this evening. mild to warm tomorrow. we have much cooler weather coming your way for the weekend and even a chance of showers. it's looking better and better as we're getting closer to the event tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. so you might need a light extra layer tomorrow afternoon. we're looking at mild weather in the south bay, 84 in gilroy, 78 degrees in milpitas, 80 in san jose on the peninsula, 76, palo alto, 66 on the coast in pacifica, downtown san francisco, 71 degrees. we'll

windy again for sunday. live from london, this is bbc news. birmingham cityurself bankrupt. it's thought commissioners could be sent in to run the authority. we are expecting a statement in the commons imminently about this. let's go live to the commons now where the minister for veterans affairs is giving an update on afghan resettlement. can i start b -auttin on afghan resettlement. can i start by putting on _ on afghan resettlement. can i start by putting on record _ on afghan resettlement. can i start by putting on record my _ on afghan resettlement. can i start by putting on record my thanks - on afghan resettlement. can i start by putting on record my thanks to l by putting on record my thanks to the immigration minister who after 18 months of begging by me and my team finally was persuaded to help me bring five british children and their mother to safety in the uk in june. that was after the father who had served the previous afghan government was brutally assassinated. his much younger sister has been left behind. she grew up, she is an add to the chi

city of kerman province. the introduction of various cultivars and food industries related to pistachio is one of the goals of the festival. kabir is a great player of windy sagas started with the aim of introducing different varieties of pistachio and marketing the export product from the city of safaieh, creating agricultural tourism, food tourism , handicrafts and environmental tourism along with the introduction of the potentials of rafsanjan city. with this festival, they turned their one-year-old destranj harvest into sweets. it has become much better than the previous years and they held a joy. various products have been displayed , from this delicious food to snacks that are all prepared with pistachio nuts. we have been working hard in the vault for a year, making lavashkam with my mother, making hotum, four others will host the seventh national pistachio festival in rafsanjan city in the coming days. dear viewers of free championship wrestling jahan nakhudi won bronze, amouzad benefited from the classification. in the continuation of the competition hosted by belgrade, serbia, in 79 kg, mohammad nakhudi won the classification match against the w

for today , we expect rain in the northern cities of east azerbaijan and west azerbaijan. let it be windyins are at the level of meteorological warning it has been issued that there is a possibility of runoff in these areas. the probability of 30 is predicted. we request that a full notification be made for this sunday in east azarbaijan. west azarbaijan is not in the northern cities . there is heavy rain. the region should take the necessary measures. from monday, the new rains will start from the northwest of the country. west azerbaijan , east azerbaijan, gilan, mazandaran, golestan and the highlands of qazvin, alborz, tehran and semnan provinces will receive rain alternately from monday to wednesday. we are witnessing rainfall in these areas, sometimes we will have strong winds, considering that there is heavy rain in parts of the north of our country on monday and tuesday, there is a weather warning that there is a possibility of torrential rain and floods in these areas, we request that necessary measures be taken. it should be considered that in other parts of the country, the weat

and our strongest spots along the coast and in the city tomorrow, it's breezy, not as windy as today,but that onshore flow is certainly going to be with us. highs today. we'll go into the 70s and 80s. it is a delightful looking day out there overnight tonight, we'll have mainly clear skies and temperatures in the 50s. a couple of spots dropping into the 40s. let's talk about that chance for a little bit of rain saturday morning. this trough will dip in here. could have some light sprinkles saturday morning. it's a quick moving system. so we're not anticipating a day long event, but we'll keep that chance in there for saturday morning. here's the accuweather 70 forecast sunny and warm the next couple of days cooler weather into the weekend there's that morning chance on saturday the rest of the weekend looking great but temperatures staying below average jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we're going back to san leandro. this is our biggest issue right now. the hit and run reported in the area blocking at least one lane. it's going to be on northbound 238 before the 8-

venues for residents of the capital and guests of the city are not open, one of the most popular centers for the vdnkh celebrations despite in cloudy, windyme there to take part in various competitions, go on rides , learn something at master classes and watch performances by artists. this is the most important holiday of the most important capital of our russia, the most beloved best city in the country. we take part in competitions and go for walks. and it’s not even the weather that prevents such a good event. we really, really like it. yes, guys, right? the celebration will continue and tomorrow hundreds of venues in all districts of the capital will present their programs on trubnaya square. today the official song of the world youth festival, which will take place in march next year, was sung and performed by the car market. today, two-year-old kolya from the leningrad region, suffering from a rare and very complex heart defect, needs our help to save the child’s life. maybe only an urgent operation in a foreign clinic, and this requires an amount that is unaffordable for parents, about 12 million rubles. nikolai bulkin knows how to

windy weather on sunday. now it is time to bring you click. known as diamond cityhe busy streets are full of people peddling these precious gems. but i heard about one company that is looking to innovate by no longer extracting diamonds from the earth but rather growing them in a lab. it started as a company importing diamonds that would then be cut, shaped and polished, but a few years ago it shifted to a process that they say was faster, cheaper and more sustainable, and as with many processes, it all starts with a single seed. butjust how do you grow a single seed. butjust how do you growa diamond? single seed. butjust how do you grow a diamond? what is this room all about? this room is part of a green lab, so, we have seeds which are up to 20mm, or 30mm. 0nce green lab, so, we have seeds which are up to 20mm, or 30mm. once the single crystal diamond plate is placed in the reactors, we start to give it the right temperature, pressure, and the right gases. these plasma reactors essentially mimic the conditions that are needed for natural diamonds to form. a natur

windy at times, particularly out towards the north and the west. so a very active week. westerly winds, fresher feeling air. here's the outlook for our capital citiesep an eye on the forecast. live from washington. this is bbc news. bbc teams witness the devastation left by libya's catastrophic floods — as survivors and crews battle the elements in derna. workers at the three top us carmakers walk off the job — in the first—ever coordinated strike of its kind. a possible end may be in sight for the years—long war between saudi arabia and yemen's houthi rebels. good to have you with us. we begin in eastern libya, where crews are working around the clock to search for thousands of missing people — in the aftermath of catastrophic floods. it's now five days since the disaster that hit derna — which lies to the east of benghazi and the libyan capital tripoli — and there is still little evidence of much international assistance. our correspondent anna foster has seen the extent of the devastation — and reports on the lack of basic supplies and the likelihood of disease spreading. the first thing that you will notice is how incredibly dark it is. there i

city and through the delta. and then we'll have another breezy, if not windy afternoon on the way tomorrow as well. tomorrow is going to be a cooler day behind that cold front. today, though, it is sunny and it is warm. 82 in san rafael, 70 in the city, about 79. in vallejo, looking nice in oakland at 75, 82. in san jose, 88. the high in concord, 92. the high in fairfield overnight tonight will keep that breeze with us and temperatures a bit elevated with that wind upper 50s to lower 60s for a lot of us behind that front will drop temperatures a few degrees. this is pretty close if not a bit below average for this time of the year. temperatures aren't going to move too much this week. we're not tracking any intense heat from time to time. our warmest spots will be in the upper 80s to lower 90s through friday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days for you it's really quiet pattern this week. enjoy it we'll have sunny and warm weather today. cooler and breezier thanks to that cold front moving through and we'll keep little change through the end of the week for rosh hashanah o

city. we'll eventually get quite wet and windy. we'll talk about all of it but let's talk about where it comes onshore. tomorrow, but they likely but you'll be feeling impact far beyond them. it tracks from the south-eastern peninsula and back out of new jersey. here's what you're going to see. you're going to have tropical storm warnings and you are from wilmington up to the state line of turnover. that includes virginia become an author called in to the outer banks. also want to mention the piling of water that comes in, high tide times are going to be a problem. when you got 3 to 5 feet of surge that you've got the sound up through the chesapeake bay, you put that water, plug up the rivers and the new arena. 6 inches on top of it and you could have big-time issue is going to saturday. >> a wet and windy weekend as you say. thank you. we turn now to the latest on the crisis at the border with thousands of migrants entering the country each day. we are learning that a three year old died while his family tried to cross the rio gra

windy as you probably tend to hear very strong winds. and um, the situation in low, low spot in general in central greece doesn't look good, especially in the cities of not assigned a series of data in st. law. whole houses were coverage. if you could just see the rooms, people try to get to rescue by like literally climbing on their roofs and also to all denies the fire forces were operating when we left waltz. and that yesterday night we saw the 5 horses getting ready for taking off the boat to go and rescue. those were trapped in the houses and where the boats um cannot reach the houses. helicopters are uh, operating. oh, so the brig army is joining troops of the greek army is joining in police. oh yes. c right, everything the, the transfer on the board, it's a chance are so the, the authorities still advise people to avoid going around is the streets are full of mot. a car. so we're washed away from the floating. so the rain it's, it's not draining right now, but the damage and what the rain causes it's still ongoing. so now them the residents have to be patient add to to see when they're going to be rescued. there were more. c than 5000 calls

windy for the southern parts of the province. we thanked you for taking the sun from the paths close to the road they were from sistan to tehran, qom, arak, and even other cities, from where the zanganeh institute was, some of them were left behind and missed karbala, the route of arbaeen pilgrimage to imam reza , peace be upon him. ali bin musa al-reza did a lot of work, they were young, and of course there are parents beside them who are always with me. our hope is among them and imam mahdi for a 7-year-old child . i had a blistered foot before him, i hope i can come every year if i can if i get accepted into the university, i will set it up 100% myself and the rest will serve. the servants also provide hospitality. when it's over , i would like to go back to that era. may god give them an account. experience it. come here, i will serve in zara, malekabad, mashhad. and the crowd of imam reza pilgrims on foot is moving, and of course , it is 30 kilometers away from reaching imam reza's shrine, and i see their condition. maleeha pejman of sed and radio news agency. about a week ago , arbaeen pilgrims returned from iraq to the iran border. shalamche nafs means

windy at times, particularly out towards the north and the west. so a very active week. westerly winds, fresher feeling air. here's the outlook for our capital citiesdo keep an eye on the forecast. $z/startfeed. live from washington, this is a bbc news special look at workers, labour unions and strikes. 13,000 us auto workers walked off the job on friday to demand better working conditions. the auto makers have made counter—offers, and say they have to consider the long—term viability of their companies. the strike harkens back to decades of conflict between workerand management, in a nation where the car is king. hello i'm caitrona perry. you're very welcome. $z/startfeed. you're very welcome to this bbc news special focussing on the american labour movement, how its changing and specifically the current strike by thousands of us auto $z/startfeed.

windy at times, particularly out towards the north and the west. so, a very active week. westerly winds. fresher—feeling air. here's the outlook for our capital citiesorning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. our headlines today: the government admits it will "take a while" to ban american xl bully dogs in england and wales, despite a pledge to do so by the end of the year. a bbc news team in eastern libya finds that significant amounts of international aid are yet to arrive, five days after huge flash floods. things like cars that have been picked up and crushed all through these streets, they have been trees ripped from their roots and you can see now the scar on the landscape where buildings once stood, people once lived, and there is nothing left. the family ofjoanna simpson, who was killed by her estranged husband, renew theirappeal for him to stay injail, as his november release date edges closer. good morning. an emotional andy murray dedicates his latest victory to his grandmother, after he revealed he missed her funeral to represent great britain in the davis cup against switzerland. "we want our sand back": campaig

in the city center the rain is just starting, but there will be heavy rain and more than 20 mm will fall, precipitation is blowing, strong, windymaximum temperature will not exceed 18°. in the evening plus 14 at night 10 precipitation will stop tomorrow. partly cloudy. in the daytime plus 16 on saturday plus 17 rain is likely, only in the north and east of the city region on sunday it will warm up to 19°, but there will be rain. this is another atlantic cyclone. there will be more heat and humidity. moscow will spend this day in good weather during the day, plus 20. mostly sunny in the evening, 15°. at night 10. tomorrow it will become cloudy , the maximum temperature will not exceed plus 19 light rain will occur in the evening and saturday night. on saturday it’s cloudy, without precipitation +17; on sunday it looks sunny, but there won’t be much warmth; in the afternoon +18 the scandinavian anticyclone will come to moscow, and with it there is no real indian summer sunny, but not summer. well, that's it, it could have been worse. thank you katya it was catherine who told a story about the weather in the central part of the co

windy. the rains finally reached moscow; in the north of the metropolis, it began to drizzle around noon ; the weather forced residents and guests of the citytheir umbrellas, but the intensity of precipitation was insignificant at the epicenter. bad weather in the northern regions in naryan-mar it is pouring rain, even at the height of the fire the thermometers did not reach plus ten another negative weather factor is the strong wind in the arkhangelsk region and due to the storm the movement of all passenger ships was stopped in the last 24 hours and on ladoga the wind has become stronger and in the south of the country, however , even children rush into the waves with enthusiasm in the crimea, but in gelendzhik in such weather it is quite possible to carry water past your mouth. today, the center of the russian plain is crossed by a cold atmospheric front, due to the distance from the center of the cyclone and the increased atmospheric pressure , the clouds do not develop, and therefore the rain is weak; at the same time, the atlantic mushrooms are forced to go around the anticyclone and move east. along the arctic coast. tomorrow the ant

city wind on your screen. rachel: brandy campbell live in the outer banks with more. so windy, wow. reporter: yeah, yeah, it's an odd mix of things and that landfall happened about 100 miles southwest of us but right now we've got a nice sunrise going on here in cape hatteras and we've got the winds and they're kicking right now on the beach you're getting pounded with sand and that's what i'm going through at this moment and talk about the elements and look at the ocean and the ocean has been angry since thursday night i would say and the wave heights out there between 50 and 15 with 20 feet tall and out with the low tide and they're threatening overwatch where we are and the pull out my anemometer and tell you how high the winds are at this moment. i'm getting between about 25 miles per hour and kind of slowed downright when i pull it had out and even higher throughout this morning. i do want to show you guys what happened and this one video from ocean city, maryland, they had flooding that occurred there and in other cities of north carolina as well did have flood issues and in r

windy at times, particularly out towards the north and the west. so, a very active week. westerly winds. fresher—feeling air. here's the outlook for our capital citieston, this is a bbc news special look at workers, labour unions and strikes. 13,000 us auto workers walked off the job on friday to demand better working conditions. the automakers have made counter—offers, and say they have to consider the long—term viability of their companies. the strike harkens back to decades of conflict between worker and management in a nation where the car is king. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome to this bbc news special focussing on the american labour movement, how its changing and specifically the current strike by thousands of us auto workers. their walkout is steeped in economic history and present—day frustrations. it's part of a long—running battle between titans of industry and those on factory floors. for the next half—hour, we're going to look at what's happening at these three plants, owned by the big three — general motors, ford and stellantis and what it means for american workers and the economy.

windy. the temperature today in the hottest hours in tehran will reach 32 degrees and in the coldest tomorrow it will reach at least 22 degrees. from tehran, qom, arak, and even other cities, zanganeh institute in some places staying and missing karbala, the community of arbaeen 97 is eager to visit imam reza, peace be upon him, or ali bin musa al-reza al-mortaza, peace be upon him, or ali bin musa al-reza , peace be upon him, or ali bin musa al-reza, how many things did they do? those who are always with us first, love, our hope, sickness, what should we eat between them and oman, i am a six-year-old child , i installed it with imam reza every year as long as i can, i have energy , i have strength , i had blistered feet like this before him, god willing, i can be able to every year come on , if i get accepted to the university, i will say that 100% myself let me set up and service my servants. they are also hospitable. for the servant, he took it from me. when i was there , i always like to come back. may god give them a lifetime. experience every year, if possible . they are on the move and of course it is 30 kilometers away from reaching imam reza's shrine. maleeha pej

windy weather, so it certainly is going to feel like autumn through the week ahead. live from washington, this is bbc news. international aid finally reaches libya's flood—ravaged cityan water. the united autoworkers union enters day three of its strike as workers strike at america's big three automakers. and, british actor and comedian russell brand is accused of rape and sexual assaults. he denies the claims. hello i'm helena humphries. fears are growing for the survivors of the catastrophic flood in the libyan city of derna, where there is a lack of medicine and clean water — and worries that a cholera outbreak is looming. some international aid has begun to arrive in the city, including an italian ship with tents and blankets, and the world health organization says it has delivered medical supplies. up to 11,000 people are known to have died after two dams collapsed — inundating the city with water. thousands more are still missing. the head of the libyan search and rescue efforts has said the operation could take months — or even years. our correspondent anna foster is in on the ground in derna and filed this report.