i hesitate to use that, but i i right that you and i observe that it really doesn t move over to the markets, that this is a separate discussion? lisa: people are shrugging off the potential for impeachment. i find interesting is the markets are shrugging off a ultgestion of ongoing tum as we head towards inauguration. we are about potential taxes on state governments potential attacks on state governments, the national bard being the national guard being called in, so these are real risks. lisa: i talked to jon ferro tom: i talked to jon ferro. he is loving capri. he said we could do a five hour simulcast and still not run out of the themes. there are so many stories we are not covering as we are fixated on washington, and the pandemic as well. the one story and the markets we are covering that is the here and now is the cover of the weak dollar trade. lisa: basically, people are yes us and whether or not they want to go all in, but it seems like perhaps yesterday with
prevent a double vote. jeffrey says he doesn t think every registered voter should automatically get a ballot in the mail. the system we have now where you can ask for a mail-in ballot makes sense because you ask for it. they send it to you. but to just send out ballots to everyone, especially in the middle of a pandemic where people have moved, people have lost their houses, people are in different locations. reporter: another issue we re hearing, voters receiving a ballot in the mail that belongs to someone else, usually someone who s moved the secretary of state s office says you should mark the ballot envelope as return to sender, voter no longer lives there and put it back in the mail to the county elections office. this will notify the official to deactivate the previous registration. that was anoushah rasta reporting. also tonight there are a lot of back room discussions and changing being made with the presidential debates. next thursday s town hall is now can
population. the millions put aside to fight coronavirus. and free covid testing in inside statuary hall. one of the hardest hit bay area cities. the new ambitious testing program. good morning everyone, it is friday, september 25th. i m michelle griego. and i m len kiese. good morning. glad to have you with us. it s about to heat up this weekend. so today is the day to enjoy some slightly cooler temperatures. mary? oh, yeah. today is the day for sure, len and michelle. definitely take advantage of our seasonal temperatures that great weather today. because it s going to turn hot and we are looking at a high fire danger and even some more smoke pushed back into the bay area for the weekend. so in the meantime, we re looking at some patchy fog this morning but definitely not as foggy as yesterday morning and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. pleasantly warm this afternoon with daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year. but record heat, a high fire
are you feeling lucky? those stories plus the new report card on the airlines that will surprise you. the man accused of groping taylor swift takes the stand. and remembering the rhinestone cowboy. like a rhinestone cowboy the tributes pouring in for music legend, glen campbell, today, wednesday, august 9th, 2017. from nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, mpb. welcome to today on this wednesday morning. we re happy you re joining us. let s get to the rapidly developing north korea crisis. the ominous threats being exchanged by the u.s. and the north korean regime. the latest salvo, north korea saying it is seriously reviewing plans to launch missile strikes on guam. that s a u.s. territory and home to a key air force base. what was the timing of this? it followed a harsh warning from president trump, that any threats from kim jong-un would be met with, quote, fire and fury
saturday december 6th. i m claudine wong. i m mike me back. this is the rain gauge in the last 24 hours. do you have a rain gauge at your house? i do. and mine has collected quite abet as well. you have competition. it s raining a lot and it woke me up. it was heavy overnight. it is still falling this morning. it won t last the entire day. we re having dry weather as we get into the afternoon. let s look at storm tracker too. we ll look at where the showers are falling. let s start in the south bay. overin the santa cruz mountains as well. you can see a few scattered showers stretching into the south bay a few light showers in your neighborhood, areas like freemont and union city, this will continue through the early-morning hours. we have fog out there as well. visibility is down to a quarter mile in some areas. take it easy if you have an early morning drive. over in the east bay hills. we have it falling overhead for you. we re mainly dry, areas like santa