s. to china and to other countries with a better circumstances in terms of energy, prohibition. and this is what hurts the whole country. so it's not only the citizens that are being heard, it's the economy that is being heard is also the policy options of german policy. foreign policy, which are being limited by our actions that are not in the interest of germany itself. many thanks to joins on the product line. rainer wealth with vice president of the various a party, appreciate it. thank you. and we appreciate you and your time here in our to international thanks for joining us. ah ah with ah hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi there show that explores the methods and patterns of u. s. foreign policy all around the world, and the history that reverberates in our lives. to date. this week we'll delve into asia since the early 20th century, following the korean war, asia has always been the land. the united states has found to be an enigma, the continent steeped in

s. as stated, goals of isolating and weakening the federation both economically and militarily. we'll discuss history's lessons learned by asian leaders and the apparent economic blow back experienced by western states who have joined the u. s. in its so called comprehensive sanctions against moscow. all right, let's get into the m o. i . u. s. president joe biden fresh from what he called a successful trip to the region, signing a dozen asian states to what is tantamount to a re brand of the t p. p. the obama era, trans pacific partnership laid to waste by the trump administration. the new i path indo pacific economic framework brings a dozen asian pacific states. closer to americas orbit australia, new zealand, brunei, india, indonesia, malaysia, the philippines, japan, south korea, singapore, thailand and vietnam. but critics say this brings the u. s. right to china's doorstep. and in many ways creates the pacific encirclement of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i p

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and 30's. afternoon highs struggling to make it to 60 degrees. today up her 60's inland, mid 60's around the bay. a couple degrees of cooling will keep us near average. by the end of the week, we are looking at a system i don't believe yet. this has played over and over. wait and see. liz: thanks. strange world is a new disney animated movie that premiered this week. an all-star cast lends their voices to characters that go on an incredible journey. >> come on. >> the new animated adventure strange world introduces us to the residence of abalonia as the characters come in a wide range of shapes, colors, abilities, living alongside each other and coexisting. >> everyone is going to see it. we wanted to reflect that world and the artists that are making it. our team is very diverse. to be able to celebrate everybody and have characters that resonate with them, everybody deserves heroes. >> we got a world to save. >> to see those things normalized is wonderful. >> to be normalized is awesome. i ho

s. reporter the fans to deploy up to 6 nuclear capable b, $52.00 bombers in northern failure. the relevant us behaviors have increased regional tensions seriously undermined regional peace and stability and may trigger and arms race in the region. investigation while says a b c, television network claims washington, plaza house, the bombers of the tyndall air base south of darwin, the regional capital of the northern territory. it said the project will cost upwards of a $100000000.00. all the work is due to be completed within the next 4 years. now, we are for a comment on the reports about the deployment of the b, $52.00 bombers from the pentagon and the defense messy. and it will bring you any response. now the director of the sense of counter hedge, a monic studies to madison, says people in australia are concerned that emergency conflict between could break out even between us and china. it's really a terrible ha development, which is scaring a lot of people who stride it. no matter

and we have the most dangerous is b s, l 4 followed by b s l 3. i think they put a b s l 3 there in odessa. and you have to understand that the only purpose of b s l 3 and a b s l for is to research, develop a test and stockpile biological weapons. there is no legitimate scientific or medical reason for lance of that nature. and again, remember, these labs in ukraine were set up by the department of war and they were not set up by some humanitarian organization. the pentagon kills people. and the pentagon has been involved openly and publicly in research development, testing of illegal biological warfare weapons. since at least the reagan administration, you could read this in my book of bio warfare and terrorism, where i have a line by line criticism of the pentagon, some original biological defense research program, pointing out line by line, that it was all offensive and clearly illegal. not yet criminal at that time because my statute has not, not kicked in were told that these bio labs are essentially designed so that research can be safely c

s. embassy for causing panic about a potential terrorist attack that never occurred on china for a potential arms race pushed forward by washington. the u. s. reportedly plans to deploy 6 nucular capable b, 52 bombers to australia with heavier catching the program from today across the globe. welcome to moscow on the news roundup on our team. my name is unit oneal. russian president vladimir has clarified that the country is not quitting the black sea grain deal, but only suspending its participation. now the move came about because of security concerns following a ukrainian drone attack on the russian navy tools, the new rules they pose a threat both to our ships, which must ensure the safety of the grain exports and to civilian vessels that are engaged in this, we have pledged to guarantee security if you create attacks, these vessels, we will be to blame. every one is now talking about what russia is doing without thinking about what has led to this, the creation of a threat to this h

s. back to haiti, let me show you one of the most recent interdictions by the u. s. co. scott. it was just a few hours ago. the u. s. coast guard found a vessel full of haitians, and this is what happened when they pulled them aboard. this is known as an interdiction in the last few weeks, i've been reporting for out his ears documentary say was 4 lines to find out why. so many haitians are not finding a welcome safety asylum, indian nighted states. net scott was a trip i had with the u. s. casket. wondering when was that enough time you remember me trying to be nice. it was probably about a week ago. ah, the have sales that are like, not professionally bated but are sounds together and the patients are usually packed onto the boat. the 1st time you catch them. ah, i had to take a look at myself of the beer and say, this is really difficult, like these people are just trying to have a better lives. ah, we have to remind yourself that these are not always safe vessels and a lot of the tim

not that it�*s showing any sign of slowing down the state�*s momentum. the number of people living in the suburbs around the research triangle is growing at a rapid pace, given how important small businesses are to the us economy, the efforts of this region to support entrepreneurs is helping keep the american dream alive. michelle fleury, bbc news, raleigh, north carolina. as international travel rebounds, companies like travelex�*s fortunes are also recovering. in 2020 it was victim of a cyber—attack and then the impact of the pandemic resulted in it falling into administration with thousands ofjobs lost. but it�*s just announced its third quarter results and they included plans to hire another 1,200 jobs worldwide. the firm also generated revenues of $155 million during the period, boosted by the return to travel. joining me now is richard wazacz, the ceo of travelex. welcome to the programme, you have been in charge since april? i have been in charge since aril? ., g have been in charge since april?_ ltl have been in charge since i april?_ it h

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. the director of the cia has met the head of russia�*s foreign intelligence service in the turkish capital ankara. the white house said william burns spoke about the consequences of using nuclear weapons, and the risk of escalation, adding that it was not conducting negotiations of any kind, and not discussing a settlement to end the war in ukraine. kurdish groups in turkey and syria have denied being behind a bomb attack that killed six people in istanbul on sunday. two organisations, the pkk and the sdf, said they didn�*t play any role in the explosion, which happened on a busy shopping street. the turkish authorities say kurdish miltants were to blame. police have arrested the woman suspected of planting a bomb. the american comedian, jay leno, has said he�*s ok after being burned in a fire. the 72—year—old was taken to hospital on sunday after one of his cars burst into flames inside his garage. the former talk show host said he�*d suffered serious burns but was now in

s. back to haiti, let me show you one of the most recent interdictions by the u. s. coast. got. it was just a few hours ago. the u. s. coast guard found a vessel full of haitians, and this is what happened when they pulled them aboard. this is known as an into diction. in the last few weeks, i've been reporting for out, as they was documentary say, was fort lines to find out why. so many haitians are not finding a welcome safety asylum in via nighted states. let's start with a trip i had with the u. s. coast. wondering when was the last time you remember me trying to be nice. it was probably about a week ago, but i do have sales that are like not professionally made but are so together. and the patients are usually packed onto the boat. the 1st time you had some odd, i had to take a look at myself with the beer and say, this is really difficult, like these people are just trying to have a better lives. ah, we have to remind yourself that these are not always safe vessels and a lot of the

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mid-60's by noon. kumasi: this morning there is new information about the deadly mass shooting at a colorado springs lgbtq nightclub called club q. the men who stop the accused shooter is speaking for the first time and we are learning more about the victims. jobina: the man who stopped the accused gunman and possibly saved thousands of lives says he is no hero. he is an army veteran who says his training kicked in. richard fierro was at club q with his wife, daughter, and friend when the shooting began. that is when he jumped into action, pinning the gunman and grabbing his pistol while instructing others to grab the weapon. he says one drag queen pummeled the shooter with her heels. while he likely saved many lives, her daughters -- his daughter's boyfriend was one of those killed. >> there are five people i cannot help, one of which was family to me. i'm not excited. that guy is still alive and my family is not. jobina: the 22-year-old suspect faces murder and hate crime charges. this video shows hi

this morning we warm into the 40's and 50's and later we max out in the 50's or 60's with a moth of sunshine. -- ate lots of sunshine. next three days, temperatures mainly in the 60's away from the coast. jobina: we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:1. the crash just past the metering lights has cleared. bridge just as busy. no incidents on the bridge. highway four to the maze 28 minutes. the gestalt we were following in hayward on southbound 80 has cleared, but we will face stop and go traffic. you are traveling for the san mateo rate and are coming from the northbound directi you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist. so adding a student title might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your titles. national university. supporting the whole you. postpartum depression but postpartum anxiety affects many new parents. 10-20% of americans experienced it. symptoms include excessive worrying, nausea, muscle tension, difficulty sleeping. >> i would not sleep at night. i was going out, shaking, nonstop thou

s. foreign policy all around the world and the history that reverberates in our lives to date. this week we'll delve into asia since the early 20th century, following the korean war, asia has always been the land. the united states has found to be an enigma, the continent steeped and thousands of years of culture and regional disputes. it's modern politics, influenced by experiences of the past. history is inescapable. in contemporary asia will america's new economic plan for the region create new hostilities among asian neighbors. and biden's moves in the pacific happening with the ukraine conflict in its backdrop, china refusing to join the west in sanctions against russia. the chinese government recently revealing that over the past 5 months in 2022 trade between russia and china have actually spike 20 percent year over year, bucking the u. s. as stated, goals of isolating and weakening the federation both economically and mill. harold will discuss histories lessons learned by asian l

let�*s turn to the us. at least six people have been killed in a shooting at a supermarket in the state of virginia. it�*s the second mass shooting in the us in just four days. the incident took place in the city of chesapeake. the gunman — who has been identified as a walmart employee — opened fire at a walmart store. they said: let�*s hear from the chesapeake police department. our 9/11 dispatch centre received the first call last night. the first officers arrived on scene within two minutes at 10.1a and entered the store approximately two minutes later at 10.16. the first responding officers entered the store and the scene was declared safe by 11.20. here�*s another chesapeake police officer speaking at the scene after the attack. once the initial officers first got here, they quickly realised it was an active threat situation so we switched our tactics to an active threat response. we did a tactical entrance and movement in the building. let�*s listen again to the chesapeake police departmen

s. struck an optimistic tone in what president joe biden called direct and straightforward talks during their meeting ahead of the g. 20 summit in bali, chinese president, she's in ping tote, his us counterpart that the 2 nations share common interests. as china's political and economic power grows. she said beijing is not looking to challenge the u. s. or shake up the existing international order. ah, the current state of china us relations is what we are both concerned about. but the current state does not conform to the fundamental interests of our 2 countries and peoples. nor does it conform to the expectations of the international community . one of the key issues was taiwan and the u. s. pledge to defend the self governing island biden voiced opposition to growing chinese aggression. he reiterated washington's one china policy, which acknowledges beijing's claim to taiwan, but does not recognize its sovereignty over the island. but biden said there was no need to let tension spill

s office. she has a mandate now based on the results we are seeing and will likely win, but that does not mean the scrutiny goes away or that it should. >> what happened with district six? you had matt dorsey versus honey mahogany. matt dorsey once again with the trend was being supported by mayor breed. honey mahogany has spent many years in the office she was trying to lead and it does not appear that it's close now. >> now. that one was actually fairly surprising. we thought matt dorsey might win but it would be much closer. honey mahogany, a trans woman of color in the city who has been a long time social worker, business owner -- she was on rupaul's drag race and got attention from that and had some performances. i would say that honey really suffered from the fact of redistricting this spring taking out the tenderloin from district six. i think if those boundaries had stayed the same, the outcome could have been a lot different, but right now, it looks very clear that matt dorsey is going

lee will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. brooks, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by congress members gonzalez, new mexico and, roybal-allard, cardenas, smith and ryan, these members will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. luria, i inform the house that mrs. luria will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition

s. and took here was signed earlier in july in istanbul with the participation of the ukrainian and russian side as well. and it allowed boats with crops to freely leave the unblocked ukrainian ports. and it was very important . moscow was repeatedly accused of provoking world's food crises by start in a special milt operation in ukraine. but russia repeatedly denied it saying that western sanctions against moscow is the main reason behind global food supply chains. disruption. the idea, the main mission of this important grain deal was to help starving africa and poorest countries that were most hate to survive. but moscow had always had many questions on how it was implemented as and putting the rates rated many times. surprisingly, most of the shapes went to the u instead of african ukrainian investigators have uncovered a helicopter inside the container, repulsively waiting to be smuggled out of the country from the port odessa. the survey comes amid rising concerns about weapons pou

but within an hour it�*s cold again. he�*s diabetic and grateful for the government�*s support. trouble is, it doesn�*t go very far, even though he�*s only got one electric heater. i mean, i don�*t know how my, you know — am i going to get depressed? i already sufferfrom a bit of depression. you know, i could get worse. then there may be a time when i�*ll say, well, i can�*t eat, i�*m going to have to put heating on. and i�*m worrying about that, really am worried about that. yeah, it doesn�*t... it doesn�*t seem to be getting any better at the moment. i can�*t see an end to any of this. he says any more government help is better than nothing. but it may be too late. you know, you�*ve got winter to come. you�*re just focused on getting through the winter first? iam, yeah, really. 0bviously, what comes after that? people�*s finances are taking a battering. there�*s relief that help with household energy bills will continue after april for everyone, but the support is going to be less generous, meaning millions are still going to face higher bills. th

brazil�*s president—elect lula da silva called her one of the world�*s best singers. for more on all our stories — go to the bbc news website. you can also reach us on social media. we will have the business news and just a few minutes. hello, there. many areas across the country desperate for rain, including the south—east of england. that has been addressed a little over the last few days — it�*s been the wettest start to november on record in the south—east. some areas have seen a month�*s worth of rain injust the space of a few days. however, mist and fog�*s likely to be a problem across south—east england over the next few days. the rain stays into the far north—west. elsewhere it will be largely dry, and it will be mild for all of us. so, over the next few hours, then, there�*s that rain across the far north of scotland. the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud. mist and drizzle around, as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning — temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. so the cloud thick enough for a spot

benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan�*s general election and she�*s asked pakistan�*s president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest i demonstration so far of the fast—growing _ european anti—nuclear movement. the south african government has announced that it�*s opening the country�*s remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to a black majority government in this country and the destruction of the white civilisation. part of the centuries—old windsor castle, - one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire for much of the day. - 150 firemen have been battling the blaze, - which has caused millions. of pounds' worth of damage. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines — delegates at the cop27 climate summit in egypt are still grappling with a number of sticking points, as the two—week gathering enters its final day. uk ministers have defended their plan to save £55 billion by raising taxes and reducing spending,

that�*s right. the transport secretary mark harper is meeting with the rmt�*s mick lynch in the building behind me. it is not part of the official negotiations in the rail dispute at mark harper also has a meeting set up with the tssa union and the leader of aslef, the train driver union. however, the meeting with mick lynch today has acquired my significance after the rmt announced today that a fresh wave of strikes, a8 hour strikes, in december and january, and mick lynch has accused the transport secretary and the government of blocking an offer, but the government has insisted it is not holding up negotiations at mark harper has said he is not interested in blocking an offer. we don�*t expect this meeting happening right now to solve the dispute or directly lead to strikes being called off, but it will be very interesting to see afterwards what both men think in terms of whether it has actually changed anything from their perspective. katy austin, thank you. net migration to the uk has climb

partly cloudy skies above 30's and 40's. wel keep the dry pattern through the upcoming week, and early next week, likely some rain on tuesday. right now it is a level 1 on the storm impact scale, guys. kumasi: if you were trying to get tickets to taylor swift's new tour yesterday, you are either really happy or really frustrated yesterday morning. yesterday' cau ltdown of ticketmaster's website. some fans were told to log on through a link they got via text message instead of through the main homepage. ticketmaster said they had an unprecedented demand for these tickets. the eras tour kicks off and will be at levi's stadium in the end of july. some tickets have been seen selling for upwards of $30,000. reggie: and if your holiday travel is about to kickoff, whether you are flying or driving, make sure you are prepared for traffic and long lines. according to aaa, more than 50 million people are expected to travel this thanksgiving, almost back to pre-pandemic levels. if you are flying, here are aaa's recommendations. reserve

so, it�*s only when there�*s a positive step that�*s taken will i believe it. the molly rose foundation set up in her memory today said the update to the bill is a significant move, but stressed it�*s important that other harmful but legal content is also in scope. a new offence, then, in a delayed bill, with more parliamentary hurdles to clear. angus crawford, bbc news. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. the week ahead is looking a bit colder and also much drier, but in the short term, we�*ve still got some rain in the forecast. this is where it�*s been falling in the past few hours, this band of rain has been very slow to clear from east anglia and south—east england. we�*ve still got more showers piling into many western areas, still a thundery element, perhaps, across parts of north—west scotland, and we will keep those showers in the west as we go through tonight. that rain eventually clearing away from east anglia and south—east england. in between, some clearer skies, but with lighter winds, that can mean

s. right to china's doorstep, and in many ways creates the pacific and circlet of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i path the tiny, landlocked country of louse, a nation of just around 7 and a half 1000000 people. and was the victim of an aggressive and secret bombing campaign by the u. s. cia in the 1964, nearly a decade for us presidents and 2 parties, louse was bombarded by a deadly shower of cluster bombs. now banned by the un and a deluge of chemical or besides like agent orange as america sought to route out north vietnamese fighters during the vietnam war. louse though, was never a party to the war. and what some say was misled by the kennedy administration in their intent to day more than half a century later, the u. s. has done very little to clean up the fields still littered by unexploded ordinances that kill and maim mostly children every single day. but russia for decades has sent aid and d mining experts to louse, to help clear uninhabitable yet fertile l

s. s. o. with angela, with the dismemberment of russia, lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia from a report by the polish army general staff intelligence brought that handle. i had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know, as well as in an annoyed diet room. the bay go graphics are now offering damita. want nippers item, the old as was her. that's why the love it there was a spot ah journalist, young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history and also his idea. michelle, just so photography. okay, to what ops at, stab ya. a sport on dish. loud their voice. a jet squeaking uminski represent concerns humans, a chest a go to a month ago. paul, actually been from model phase, wasn't it photography upsets 5? you don't have, it doesn't have to have our, the ski, i mean she, he storage now bit of about of the vision with all that. and you have to pay me thought. not for any he saudi bought back. effective is now ah, but

and 40's. the winds are light. look what happens as we get into friday. we are getting back into the relative humidity, and gustynds. as for today, we will be talking about high clouds, temperatures in the low to mid 60's. a little bit cooler out there and received letter winds -- receive lighter winds. as we get into the weekend, we are looking cooler. clouds increase next week and tuesday looks like our best chance of rain. jobina: we are starting here with in the overall look at our map. green across the board, matching the dress. no traffic. if you need to have the door, walnut creek and 680, those tellabs are traveling southbound, no blocking issues, no problems out there. live on 80, headlights traveling westbound for you. no issues there either. the only think you're going to run into, 43 minutes for the drivetime which isn't that bad. antioch to concord, 14. san rafael to san francisco -- reggie: a san francisco cited that earned -- site that earned a historic landmark title. the starbu

let�*s now speak to elaine povich, the author of nancy pelosi�*s biography. she joins us live from maryland. thank you very much for being with us. what is nancy pelosi like as a political operator? she is very precise, she is probably the best vote counter i have ever seen. nobody lies to her because she will pull out her mother of five voice. she started out, her best skills were not her public once but the once behind—the—scenes. she is really, really good at organising, really, really good at whipping up votes, and that is how she started, as the web, as she is good vote and counting and organising and people together. she is not a great public speaker, actually her speech today was probably the best she has given, but she is dynamite behind—the—scenes and also a prodigious fundraiser. probably the best fundraiser. probably the best fundraiser the democrats right now. ., . , , fundraiser the democrats right now. ., , ., ., ., now. politics can be a dog eat dog world- — now. politics can be a dog eat dog world. talk _ now. politics can be a dog e

looking at highs today, from the low 60's to the mid-60's. this is within a degree or two with an average. we are a little bit above average with upper 60's, maybe 70. few high clouds appear monday and tuesday. we are milder. it will actually be pretty nice. we will be looking for the change coming. not a lot of rain, but much of the west is lkian. liz: hopefully you can get that meal you are excited about. pumpkin bread, that type of thing. lisa:: the party atmosphere. liz: i had come a scam morning. what you should be on the lookout for. and gma is unrevealing -- is revealing new deal. the deal lasts through monday, november 28. for more information, go to hulu.com/gma. hulu.com/gma. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered cali

s. foreign policy all around the world and the history that reverberates in our lives today. this week, back fired alliances, the u. s. with hundreds of military bases all around the world. regularly arms trains and teaches methods for coups and color revolutions. all in an effort to gain alliances with leadership in countries who will be favorable to the us. but sometimes those friendships how fall out. we'll take a look at the ammo behind these so called strategic alliances. then blow back for the ages after the u. s. armed and train the major had dean in afghanistan in the 1980s, helping the rebels expel the country of the soviets. the rag tag band of fighters later evolved into the taliban, which then took their shari'a la ideology across the country, seizing ultimate control now, twice. following the u. s. forever war has the u. s. learned any lessons from their experience in afghanistan. all right, let's get into the m. o. a for com. that's b u. s. african command, which overseas t

he told the bbc that one of the project�*s aims was to establish if there�*s water on the moon�*s south pole, which could be used to create rocket fuel for deeper space exploration. it was a unbelievable feeling. goosebumps. but certainly, you know, i would say when i saw it lift off, it was a dream. you know, it�*s the first step we�*re taking to long term deep space exploration for not just the united states, but for the world. and i think that this is, you know, it�*s a historic day for nasa, but it�*s also a historic day for all the people that love human space flight and deep space exploration. i mean, we are going back to the moon. we�*re working towards a sustainable program. and this is the vehicle that will carry the people that will land us back on the moon again. and i think this is one of the most important moments, i think, as we think about what the apollo generation has done and now the artemis generation. a massive snowstorm has paralysed large parts of western new york state, prompting officials to restrict travel just ahead of the busy thanksgiving holiday. n

right now we're in the 50's 40's, but we are going to drop down to the 30's santa rosa. 31 san francisco, 40 for your overnight lows. san jose. 38. but take a look at these temperatures for tomorrow. so you got remember last week we are in the 70's. we're going to slowly start to drop down santa rosa, 60 morgan hill. 55 even livermore 50 night. but the story is this again tomorrow. as you wake up for work, it's going to be foggy. take a look at tuesday. your low. we have below freezing temperatures. 28 fast forward to thursday. that model i showed you again. that potential for rain and then saturday and sunday. again, we have the potential for rain. so a roller coaster. we'll stay connected on tv and online for you. britney, thank you. a former nasa astronaut visits a ukrainian children's hospital to pay respects to families who have been victimized. >> by russia's invasion during his visit in ukraine. former astronaut scott kelly showed his support for the ukrainian people. he even gave one patient a nasa pit and that he wore in space. >> you know, i support you there's a lot of people

so we have 40's in place here with some 50's popping up here and there got some lower 50's like an oakland and hayward. 43, meanwhile for san francisco, 45 for a little more. and 49, meanwhile, for any auction for comparison sake, we're actually ahead of what we were this time from yesterday. and it was yesterday that we had all the moisture in place. a bet. so it was actually more mild yesterday than the day previously. and we're a little bit more warmer than we were this time from yesterday. so the winds come in like this kind of variable. but the offshore winds winning the battle up north there. again, they have their day in the sun, no pun intended for about the next 12 hours or so. before we go back to calm winds. so a cold night ahead. 57 at high noon of 3 will do about 60. expect a lot of lower 60's under 4 zone forecast. well, more details with your sunday and early next week. looks like sarah. >> thank you, dave. in the east bay, police are searching for several gunmen who robbed a jewelry store in san pablo. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at the hb jewelry store in th

s. national security. u. s. is angry, a china's tacit support for russia's invasion of ukraine. russian president vladimir putin a close ally of she would be notably absent from the g. 20 meeting to go. biden has raised chinese hackles by saying the u. s. will be ready to defend self rule to taiwan militarily. the u. s. has been briefing its allies on the massive economic fallout. beijing invades taiwan, which it considers part of its territory. the us, china relationship has really rapidly deteriorated and recent years, due to disagreements over trade taiwan policy, human rights that she was just to name a few. and so this really is an opportunity for the 2 leaders to get together in person and to talk about these tasking issues as well as areas or cooperation. growing nuclear tensions in the region will be high on the agenda and bali by he will push china to use it's implements to rein in north korea. after spate of missile tests and fear soaring, the pyongyang is stepping up its nuclear ambitions. all right t

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it�*s a complex numbers game. at the midday meeting, julie reviews with colleagues what the latest a&e pressures mean for the rest of the hospital. over in surgery, we have one male bed available, i with three definites i and eight potentials. it�*s at the second highest alert level. there are 7a patients in beds who are fit to leave. a pool three means for us that there�*s a significant blockage in getting people out of hospital. we are very full at the moment. we have a significant number of patients that no longer need to be in hospitalfor their care. one solution is a new same—day emergency care centre, aiming to treat people quickly so they don�*t need a bed. victoria, who is a consultant here, says getting older patients back home if possible is vital. if we can prevent 30% of people coming into hospital at the front door, that's 30% fewer people that need to come into hospital in the beds. as soon as you come into hospital, you start to decondition. so a frail older person will start to lose muscle

daytime highs 50's at the coast 50's and 60's elsewhere and only getting up into the low 60's at our warmest room. the midst of that cooler air mass that pushed through yesterday. so today's daytime highs truly feeling like fall. despite all that sunshine that a lot of us are already tapping into. it's just cooler air in place and that keeps temperatures pretty low. oakland at 59, the also at 59 pittsburgh, right at 60 nevado at 62. getting your lookahead tomorrow's temperatures similar to today's will be a little bit warmer skies. most notably a whole lot clear and staying dry friday stays dry as well with our most mild of temps. then another storm system works its way in late on saturday. that means chances of rainfall later in the day saturday. also, don't forget to adjust your clocks saturday night back an hour sunday morning. a few showers before we clear out during the afternoon and look at that. even more showers likely into monday and tuesday of next week. great job. thank alex. look at your bridges this morning. added to the city right now about 90 minutes to make it. >> fro

's. and unlike the first two that you have, the president as the real leader of the movement, it turns out that in this third wave it is rachel carson, a writer of silent spring which came out in 1962, that really spurred on grassroots wilderness advocates on the new frontiers, people around jack kennedy, public scientists, it was based on not just saving of national parks but warning people of contaminants in the air and water and that we did not have proper sewage treatment. that was poisoning people -- the american eagle's symbol of our country was dying in mass on and on, and it led to such things as the birth of the environmental protection agency, the clean air act of 1970, endangered species act of 73 and much more. that whole earth day generation which exploded in the 1960's. now we don't really use the word conservation, it's all about environment. i have documented in my new book not just rachel carson who she was, about all the amazing writings, but about three u.s. presidents

moon bay in the upper 40's low to mid 50's. so thanks to that cool sea breeze influence extending into the east bay shoreline. oakland is currently at 54 degrees. the mall, the city out there right now in the bay area with overnight lows tonight, we are going to be a few degrees cooler than last night. so widespread 30's, especially for coolest, inland valleys in the north bay and east bay, santa rosa, the coolest at 34 degrees. but about 10 degrees milder for downtown san francisco, oakland and even antioch, cooling down to 44 degrees. so pretty chilly temperatures, but no frost advisories tonight. high temperatures tomorrow we are going to hold steady upper 50's to low 60's for most of our inland valleys. but those of you in santa rosa and avato, you're going to warm up just a touch. thanks to that extra sunshine. 64 degrees for santa rosa with nevado in the mid 60's. so still a few degrees below average for november standards. but i don't mind it. i mean, we got really spoiled this week in the weather department with the rai

s. pulled out of the pair was climate agreement, which aims, of course, to curb global warming. president biden is now when the white house and his message today at the cop 20 southern climate summit. was that the u. s. is now taking its climate leadership role seriously. climate crisis is about human security, economic security, environmental security, national security, and the very life of the planet. we're not ignoring harbingers that are already here. is true so many disasters. climate crisis is sitting hardest, those countries and communities that have the fewest resources to respond and to recover. and that's why last year i committed to work with our congress to quadruple us support to climate finance and provide $11000000000.00 annually by 2024, including $3000000000.00 for adoption. to help more than half a 1000000000 people in developing countries respond to climate change. climate compensation has been a key focus at this comment or this climate summit. it is also a demand of

s. decision to investigate the killing of ours here a journalist sharina abruptly is a grave mistake and insist it won't be cooperating. ah, i'm your internal, this is and is there a lie from london was coming up. u. s. president joe biden promises no new cold war with china after what he described as blunt talks with shooting, paying ahead of the g. 20 plus the beginning, the end of the war, ukraine's president visit's house on the city to celebrate its recapture from russian forces, with troops and residence. now and how camera is supporters are planning to show their true colors and welcome. ah no, israel says the us decided to launch an investigation into the killing of ours. here, a journalist, sharon, ugly. it is really defense minister penny guns says israel will not cooperate with any external investigation. gun says the u. s. justice ministries decision to investigate the unfortunate death of serena berkeley is a serious mistake. sharin was shot dead by his really forces on may.

s. army official has claimed to the media that american military personnel are not on the ground in you frame. the reason given to keep track of the billions of dollars worth of weapons and other equipment that western powers have supplied to key if, when the report comes says the u. s. government issued its 1st ever detailed plan on countering weapons smuggling from ukraine. it's mainly aimed at stopping supplies of javelin, on stinger missiles ending up on the block market on into the hands of criminals. but washington has admitted it's difficult to conduct sufficient monitoring all of that because of quote, the nature of combat. former c, i a analyst, laurie johnson, speaking to r, t suspects altieri or motives could be a play with those u. s. weapons inspections in maybe in the next week or so we'll learn that there have been us casualties on the ground in ukraine. and that can be attributed they will say to they were doing weapons inspections. when you read some of the news reports

30's. some of us are seeing temps climbing now and we can thank the sunshine for that. alameda. you're our first spot back in the low 50's oakland and san francisco still hanging on to the 40's. now i will be talking this afternoon and what we can expect for veterans day tomorrow. still ahead, your forecast so that will traffic is moving out there. pretty busy as you can see, the red across the map. so crockett down towards the maze about 34 minutes if you're hopping on 6.80, drive into walnut creek. you got a little delay there. and when you finally do it, the maze here along 5 81, 80 things are starting to pick up and get busy. >> heading into the city. 23 minutes may so that fremont street exit. >> we had earlier accident along the san mateo bridge. now that that's clear, we still consistently been around. 24 minutes to make it across towards the peninsula. if you're hopping on 1, of the south bay, 64 minutes. certainly busy. you might want to hop on to 80 to navigate around those delays

and we have the most dangerous is b s, l 4 followed by b s l 3. i think they put a, b s, l 3 there in odessa. and you have to understand that the only purpose of a b s, l 3 and a b s l for is to research, develop a test and stockpile biological weapons. there is no judgement, scientific, or medical reason for lamps of that nature. and again, remember, these labs in ukraine were set up by the department of war. they were not set up by somebody humanitarian organization. the pentagon kills people. and the pentagon has been involved openly and publicly in research development cast of illegal biological warfare weapons, since at least the reagan administration. you could read this in my book of bio warfare and terrorism, where i have a line by line criticisms of the pentagons original biological defense research program, pointing out line by line that it was offensive and clearly illegal. not yet criminal at that time because my, my statute has not, not kicked in were told that these bio labs are essentially designed so that research can be safely con

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temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we take a closer look at the highs and track the rain over the weekend. reggie: developing news in the effect -- attack on paul pelosi. the event has taken center stage ahead of tuesday's midterm elections. president biden with strong words about the attack. lena howland has more on the president's latest speech addressing lyrical violence. lena: president biden is urging voters to use their ballots next tuesday in order to preserve democracy. he says this comes especially after the attack on paul pelosi and his pacific heights home. warning the future of american democracy is at stake in next week's midterm elections, now just five days away. by indirectly condemning former president trump or encouraging of the republicans and supporters to reject the 2020 election results, an act that has led to a web of conspiracies and searching political violence, making direct references to what he calls a small group of extreme maga republicans. as threats to elected officials surge, president

s. media have been echoing biden's claims that us democracy is at risk prompting phase. and republicans could take control of congress and drawing parallels with a possible red wave masses u. s. citizens that seem not to share such concerns when asked what motivates their vote? as most americans say domestic problems are their top concern in the election possible . always the guy drives everything. i think that that is probably the factor that most directly influences people's day to day lives. so definitely a prominent decision in voting. i think the economy is an issue, but i think abortion is a huge issue, especially in this city. i think the economy is definitely a big issue right now. i think a lot of people will be motivate, motivated by it, but i don't think the economy is like the biggest issue that happening in our society right now. well, one you could take a look at the condition of everything, the jobs, the unemployment, people are struggling. i can't even get so security and

s. as of as previously posted, but now deleted tweets. the ukranian, as of soldier, was seen openly brandishing nazi symbols even going so far as to bake a swastika themed pizza. in this tree, you can see another ukrainian soldier displaying a swastika on his rucksack. the b, b c, for example, has also featured a soldier wearing a notorious as, as nazi logo. while western media has now change its tune towards the as all battalion they didn't manage to hide their proud display of neo nazi tattoos. that comes as, despite the rise of far right groups across the world, $52.00 countries, including the u. s. voted against russia's un general assembly resolution condemning naziism, the chief editor of the finish. and the ruddy news outlet says that the numbers reflect the willingness of the west to tolerate the glorification of far right. ideology. i think the general problem here is that the western, oh, holy to call system doesn't want to recognize the difference between the battery. it's ant