announcer: good morning, bay area. let s get up and get going. good morning, everyone. it s sunday, october 9. i m chris nguyen in for karen tyler. lisa is tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi, lisa. good morning. you can see live doppler 7 tracking. the winds are calm and it s sunny out there. 65 in oakland, 64 in gilland. 62 by the delta, 62 in concord. numbers in the low 50s and upper 60s right now throughout the noontime area. we ll be in the 70s inland. we won t see much change in the inland bay, but on the coast a few high clouds to speak of. chris? two children are in critical condition this morning after a terrifying scene in the san francisco bay. a yacht capsized with 30 people on board yesterday right after the blue angels finished their show. abc 7 news reporter has more on the investigation underway. reporter: this is gopro video taken just moments after the motorboat called calisi went over. those on board the nearby fishing boat happy days went to help.
sue institutes new rules aimed at cushing the use of tobacco. rules could protect children from tobacco, as well. greg argos live at city hall where the mayor and commissioner discussed those new rules, greg? reporter: good afternoon, there, jim, i can tell you, yesterday our own health reporter stephanie stahl broke this story this morning, this afternoon, we have new details about the mayor s plan to target tobacco retailers, he says, may be targeting children. he s proposing new rules which could limit the number of tobacco resale ers, here, in the city of philadelphia. now the mayor says the goal is to lower philadelphia s addiction to smoking and to prevent what he says is predatory marketing toward underaged children. some shops, lower income neighborhoods, smoking place at children s eye levels, in one case the mayor says the health department found children had to walk by 16 stores selling tobacco products on their way to school. so today the mayor has proposed ne
tonight. amber? reporter: we are at sf general where at least one of the victim is being treated. one girl and three boys were shot. the girl is suffering life threatening injuries and undergone surgery. around 3:20 this afternoon at june jordan high was letting out, police responded to calls asking for help. stand by we are getting more calls from inside, five gunshots heard. reporter: police say they initially found three students who had been shot in the campus parking lot and that the teens managed to make their way into the school. we went in tactically and cleared the school. we deemed it safe and secure. we went classroom by classroom. reporter: witnesses reported seeing four males leaving the scene on foot. the three victims were taken to the hospital. the two boys suffered non-life threatening injuries. i had to lock the door. reporter: she saw and heard the commotion as police arrived at the school. she has lived here for 53 years. i was worried ab
jill biden. he has been empowered to help relieve cancer in the immediate future. at the front of the list is tonight s debate. let s take you out to las vegas. emily riemer. it s a big night for all of the candidates. millions of voters. 20 days until the election. the stakes are high for both of them. first, check out the town of this debate. will this have a cinnamon now similar tone? and how will hillary clinton watch for the moderators. it is an important 90 minute for both of you. quite she needs to convince people she s the best person to be the next president of the united states. anchor: format wise this debate is like the first one. six segments, 15 minutes each. hillary clinton will get the first question. then donald trump. the topics, immigration, the to be president. it remains to be seen how that will go down. we will send it back to you. this is one of those nights where what happened in vegas doesn t just stay in vegas. the first question i asked, was i
castle? dave: if you and laura and vanessa are with me. i think that would be fun. a little good day trip. 71 degrees, our dew point number at 65. these numbers are similar to yesterday and it will be a similar day. high temperatures with lack of rain. wind should get back to the upper 80s, same for tomorrow. transition is friday night and on friday night, a front comes through, really no rain with the front but much drier air i can t wait to tell you about that in a little bit. vanessa: if you re just joining us, we ve been dealing with some slowdowns in the southbound direction of 75 in the area just north of state road 54 due to two separate incidents. good news here, the preef crash that had lanes reduced to one is clear but we still have the disabled vehicle reported here about two miles or so north of state road 54 so the right lane 54. if it s not too out of your way, you could save some time and some headache by taking old pasco road. laura: the sheriff s office
is in stormtracker weather center with where we are waking up to temperatures in the 40s and 50s, shiri. shiri: 40s and 50s, kind of getting back to normal, what i would expect us to wake up to this time of year. sun just coming up right now, official sunrise in boston at 7:04, 57? right now, 41 in bedford, 44 nashua, new hampshire, 56 in plymouth and 59 in chatham. these temperatures, by the way, anywhere ten to 25? cooler than it was yesterday morning. so it rll different season here. 9:00 a.m. temperatures middle 50s will do. we do start out nice and bright this morning. 62? at 11:00 a.m., we got mid-60s coming to town here at 1:00 this afternoon and then we got the clouds. by the time we hit the evening commute we will be talking rain chances going up. before that though let s enjoy partly sunny skies, highs today from 60 to 66. i m timing out the showers for you in about ten minutes. julie grauert now with live drive time traffic and accident update. accident on route
they do believe that the suspect is out of the area. as for the woman. she is at the memorial hospital in critical condition. in venice, kimberly kuizon. donald trump is not backing down he will not commit to accepting the results of the election. he would accept a, quote, clear election result but reserving the right to contest it or file a challenge if he loses. he doubled narrative that it is rigged in favor of hillary clinton. the question of voter fraud came up during the debate, we want fairness in the election. this is having nothing to do with me. and they criticized trump on patrick. what do you think he is thinking? he doesn t not like to map it out and in doing so he loses leverage. that may be part of it he may be thinking by the year 2000. al al gore contested it. we had a difficult court battle. at thatoi asked the question, i think that it may have been in the math but had he couched it that way it may have been received differently than it was receiv
some regions of this country. but unfortunately, we re right across a city that where journalists still openly self-censor themselves. they say there s no guarantee from the government, there is no protection from the government against these drug cartels. there is no real freedom to move. offer times you have convoys leaving from often times you have convoys leaving, people who need military escorts or just themselves to try to travel to the border. so all the issues we talked about, unfortunately, have not been resolved. what mexico is doing in the future. midnight.now if it is maybe it is 12:30. clearly not done yet. host: what led to the darkness? guest: many factors led to darkness. one was inrs when mexico experienced that led to a vacuum, power vacuum, where basically states took over and drug cartels, who not often but they really operated many times one-on-one with the corruption with federal authorities. many of these cartels became basically the not just of
or you have questions for him you are welcome to come. [applause] [inaudible conversations] government abuse is one-sided and i think they re a couple of reasons for that. when i started this, i care about free speech and the first amendment. i m a bit of a libertarian when it comes to this and i have no allegiance to one party or the other and i went into this, i ve written a lot about the abuses on the left in my column in the wall street journal but i think going at it i was going to find a whole bunch of stuff on the right. i didn t. good evening i m the program director here at the westport library and i m pleased to welcome you this evening s program. just a few housekeeping items before we get started. he if you could please take a moment to silence your cell phones. there are cameras in the room and we are pleased to have c-span here to film this evening s program. tonight an onstage conversation in the rupee an opportunity for audience questions at the end and
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