joe biden got through all 90 minutes without a gaffe or no senior moment and enough energy to say to the president overshot up man. he called him a racist, a liar and the worst american president ever. mr. trump came on strong, perhaps too strong, he may have brought sympathy after he attacked his son s drug use. key issues were lost in the fight, biden were not answer questions about packing the supreme court, he was wrong about the economy under president trump, he tried to walk away from the green new deal, i would ve liked to heard more about that, the president would not condemn white supremacist and did not fully answer questions about healthcare. my opinion, nobody one, voters who wanted a fight lost. right after the debate stocks sold off, features showed a 300-point loss for the dow but it has come back, perhaps because a lot more talk about a new stimulus plan and a good jobs report from adp, we are looking at a 50-point loss for the dow, minor leagues loss for the
then garry s killer knifed at 27-year-old italian tourist who d arrived in new york days earlier. according to reports, the witness asked, why, help me put the witness said the suspect was howling with glee as he repeatedly plunged the knife in his unsuspecting victim. a few minutes later, the kill or threaten another man with a knife before cops finally arrested him. authorities identified the he was out on parole at the time of last night stabbing spree. he has 11 arrests dating back nearly a decade. in 2015, convicted of gang assault repeatedly slashing a man in the face. none of it was enough behind bars. last night he headed to morningside park, the same park where exactly almost two years ago, three threads ambushed and murdered a first-year barnard college student as she was looking down at her cell phone. after a year and a half of defunding the police and building monuments to george floyd, morningside park hasn t got any safer. think about the implications of that.
far south. it will probably put on the brakes near tahoe, truckee. it s close. and we mentioned this, windy and cooler and the sierra could easily get thunderstorm activity. i ll deal it with on monday. there are a couple of forecast models that drift that back a little bit more to the west, and if that s the case, maybe lake county, napa, solano, contra costa, might get a shower or two. might. probably not. but windy and cooler for sure. fog is there. some will burn off sooner today. the breeze, they call me the breeze, west southwest 13, it was much stronger yesterday. that s a sign it will be a little bit warmer for inland temps. peninsula upper 50s, low 60s. san mateo at 57: fog will give away to sunshine. from the north, the system will drop in but not until monday or tuesday. 60s, 70s, 80s, a couple of 90s. that was any traffic jams for you. i did the jj kale version though. did i hear you say there s a system called an inside slider. that s what we call them. whe
rosemary, great to have you on board. good morning. happy friday. happy friday to you. jock jams, successful would you say. i would say successful. i mean, the raiders and 49er fans are out there. they have been tweeting us this morning, and sending us messages. everyone is ready. raiders on the road, 49ers open at home. we ll talk about that in the newscast. we begin in pleasanton where protesters are gathered at the entrances to the alameda sheriff s office. they are protesterring the urban shield training exercise. ktvu s alex savidge is joining us live to tell us why the protesters, alex, want to disrupt the big event. and a major demonstration, unfolding here in pleasanton this morning. we are outside the front entrance to the alameda county fairgrounds and in demonstration is being organized by the stop shield organization. they believe the exercise promotes the militarization of police. at 7:00 this morning, this group you re looking at here, 15 protesters ch
cannot consent to sex. even if she were an adult, just the mere fact of her being subjected to an authority figure, using their influence, to have sex with her, to engage in sexual acts, is an inappropriate use of power, and should never be a allowed. reporter: russell says like celeste guap, a lot of survivors refer to themselves as a colder, a coping mechanism that victims use. it is normal for a victim to call themselves a prostitute, call themselves a call girl, and escort, because those terms have been normalized in the world that they are in. for whatever about horrific thing is that they are keeping talked deep down inside, they have convinced themselves that what they are doing is normal that perhaps the law enforcement officer was a boyfriend or he was a cute guy nor he was simply that she was flirting with. all of those are just tactics that people use to cope with the abuse that they have endured. reporter: russell says that celeste guap is likely facing a