Baseball player neil during the national anthem. The 10 00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. Thank you so much for joining us. The warriors held their first practice today but it wasnt basketball. Players and coaches were peppered with questions about attending the white house for their traditional championship visit. We are joint life from the newsroom on the back and forth between President Trump and his comment on professional sports. Reporter it has been back and forth and President Trump has made the decision easy for the warriors by rescinding that invitation to the white house and players say they are glad the conversation is finally behind them. This has also sparked a broader conversation about right and wrong. On the media day steph curry didnt mince words when he said a trip to the white house wasnt in his plans. I dont want to go. That is the nucleus of my belief. Reporter the warriors of the team would decide as a group , less than 24 hours later resident trump possibly
Good morning, everyone. Im carolyn tyler. Thanks for joining us on this sunday, september 24th. Lets start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa arjen. Good morning, caroline. We are warmer this morning thanks to the fog conditions and a dryer air mass. Relative humidity will be decreasing as well, and well still be looking at high fire danger today. On tuesday, a red flag warning in the north bay above 5,000 feet. We could extend this in the east bay valleys. We are dry everywhere. Look at the clear sky. Very dangerous conditions not only today but it looks like through the rest of the month. 63 in the city. It is 61 in san jose. 51 the cool spot in gilroy, but this looks nice. Later on today, low 80s in santa cruz, 59 novato, livermore 58. Your forecast today calling for temperatures to be flirting with 80 by noontime inland. Well see the numbers quickly warm around the bay. 70s at the coast. It will be a beautiful beach day. Really nice around the bay, its jus
this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i m stephanie sy. negotiations on iran s nuclear program are down to the wire this morning. the u.s. and five world powers are in a final push oh to reach a freedom work agreement by tomorrow s deadline. leaders on both sides of the table say a deal is doable, but last minute challenges are coming up. let s go live to james bays who is in lausanne, switzerland where the talks are taking place. james, good morning. what is happening on the eve of this deadline? what are the final sticking points? well, there are final sticking points, but that s to be expected. when you deal with something as complex as this, as controversial as this, something that s been negotiated for literally years, when you come close to the end, you get to the points that are the most difficult. the points they are stuck on is future research and development of iran s nuclear program, what restrictions there should be on that because iran, of course
to you can watch all of this later at our program schedule. we are taking you live now to a hearing getting under way on capitol hill that is ted poe of texas. he chairs one of the subcommittees of house foreign affairs, 1 of the 2 looking into the prisoner exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl which occurred on may 31st, a former commander of special forces in afghanistan will testify, as will an army specialist who served with sergeant bergdahl. let s hope that the bergdahl negotiators are not the same ones currently negotiating with iran over nuclear weapons. be that as it may, releasing five senior taliban commanders may put the lives of our senior service members and americans around the world at risk. 1 of the 5 detainees was deputy chief of the taliban s intelligence service. one detainee fought alongside al qaeda, a taliban military general. another was a senior commander wanted by the united nations for war crimes and worked closely with al qaeda and their a
meeting. words can never adequately believe in due process. the conversation today is not provide comfort to you and to about due process. can wordsy, nor it s about the decision the administration made for the five taliban members in convey the gratitude of our exchange for sergeant bergdahl. we all believe in due process. nation for the service of your son. we re americans. it is important for us to live mr. waltz, i think it was you who indicated that you had a gently and thoroughly and passionately examine the details around the facility at conversation with about your country will never leave i guantanamo bay. behind and i don t know if you we should never lose sight of it was you or specialist the long-held american tradition fuld who thought it was your that we will do everything country will never leave an possible to secure the release honorable man behind. of an american service member. yes, it was the i hope this will highlight ways so was sergeant bergdahl