terry: hello. i am terry martin. welcome to the program. pressure is growing on the warring parties in yemen to bring the bitter conflict to an end. the houthi rebels agreed to stop missile attacks in saudi arabia and signaled a willingness for a wider cease-fire, but underlining just how difficult things are, there are reports of fresh fighting this evening in the port city of hodeidah. united nations is looking to get all cents to the negotiating table to end a war that is triggered rules worst humanitarian crisis just the world's worst humanitarian crisis. reporter: for yemenis young and old, cease-fire cannot come soon enough. as many as 18 million people, more than half the country, are close to starvation. four years of conflict has brought yemen t to its kneeees. >>>>e have noo shelter. we h have nothing. we don't even have water. our children are sick. reporter: doctors just can't keep up with the number of malnourished patients. >> we received 2 20 malnutrition cases every single week. our capacity here is very limited. reporter: b

star terry crews. >> hey! >> and you will see he is living proof that dreams really can come true. actor, nfl player, artist. the brooklyn 99 star pursued multiple careers throughout his lifetime all with passion and ambition. >> two years ago terry added yet another somewhat unexpected title to his resume. furniture designer. >> when someone comes up to you and says i love your furniture, what do you think? >> let me tell you, that's probably one of the best compliments i could ever get. when the furniture line came out, it was my version of a $200 million movie. you know what i mean? because it was a release. there were people who viewed it. i sat back, like, do they like it? and the reaction. people are like, this sofa, this chair, these tables and it really hit me. >> terry's passion for art started at a very early age. after graduating high school he received an art scholarship. but soon after that, the world of football lured him in. in 1991, the los angeles rams drafted terry and for the next six years

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us ukraine has imposed martial law on parts of the country following russia's seizure of ukrainian warships on sunday the measures applied to mostly border regions to prevent what ukraine's president called an extremely serious threat of a russian invasion a number of western nations have condemned moscow but the kremlin insists that it was provoked in a moment we'll cross store correspondents in kiev and moscow but first a look back on how this latest escalation began. the question see causing waves of international concern a russian military ship rams into a ukrainian tugboat off the coast of crimea the vessel was later fired at him captured by the russians along with two other ships and dozens of ukrainian seamen several of whom were injured. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting where western countries accused russia of stoking an already deadly war with ukraine. what we witnessed this weekend is yet another reckless russian escalation it is an arrogant act that the international community must condemn and will nev

i see terry, the other terry. these guys, lots of terry's. i have made so many friends and in these 15 months that i have been out doing this, imagine every time i have been on the road i have not stayed in a motel or hotel more than four or five times. people have put me up. made friends with hoosiers, the way a campaign like this should be. and i want to thank all hoosiers for giving me a resounding victory, putting your faith in me, and i will not let you down, i promise that. [applause] senator donnelly called me about 15 minutes ago. yup. [laughter] and just like any competition, you fight hard you want to win, , and you want to make your case, and we did. the one thing i would like to change in politics is it has gone way too nasty on both sides. [applause] it should be about ideas. it should be about what you bring to the table. both sides and their families have had to carry that burden and the weight. i hope that changes down the road. [applause] and then you look at other things. when i decided to do this i would not have done it an

>> terry griffin: whooey. one'd go that way. one'd go that way. >> alfonsi: terry griffin is their dad. tangie is their mom. when the twins weren't pounding on each other, they were wrecking their house in st. petersburg, florida. >> terry griffin: sports was more or less something to take some of that energy. >> alfonsi: you needed to run them out. >> terry griffin: i needed to run them. i needed to run them. and they was so excited. they were like, "dad, can i-- ?" "run, boy, run. ( laughter ) run, run, run. matter of fact, you can run some. give me a call when you're finished." ( laughter ) >> alfonsi: nothing slowed shaqeum down, including the birth defect that deformed his left hand. during pregnancy, small strands of tissue constricted his fingers. it's called amniotic band syndrome. the undeveloped hand caused him pain, until it was amputated when he was four. did you ever think about getting him a prosthetic? >> tangie griffin: i thought about it. and then i said, "you know what? i'm-- i'm not going to do it." >> alfonsi

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fellow i'm terry martin good to have you with us the g. twenty summit is getting under way today in buenos iris it's the first time the meeting of the world's largest economies has been held in south america. and michael though is missing the start of the summit after the plane she was traveling in had to make an unscheduled landing her plane. only been in the air for an hour when an electronic system malfunction forced it to turn around and land in the western german city of cologne told reporters it was a serious malfunction and praised a very excellent crew on board delays likely to complicate burkle schedule of meetings the two day summit. over more of us bring in our political correspondent cape radio a cape chancellor merkel's arrival at the g. twenty in buenos aires has been delayed a problem with her plane apparently what exactly happened was that there is you mentioned terry the plane they called. the government craft had in fact only been in the air an hour last night when it began to circle over the netherlands before turning ar

live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, well said. with everything there. mccovey's final game, as you just mentioned, was in 1980. i was at that game, and like so many giants fans have fond memories of willie mccovey. he was at the ballpark a lot pf we talked about that. really just talking to the young players and talking to the fans. we saw him about a month ago presenting the team's annual award, named after him. the willie mac award given to the most inspirational giant. i last interviewed mccovey in february and he warmly remembered his instant love affair with san francisco. >> just a great city. i fell in love with san francisco right off the bat. i didn't want to live anywhere else. and i didn't. everybody was nice. went to a lot of events that off-season and everybody treated me well. they took to me. kind of adopted me in a way. so it was just like a magical time for me. >> kid from mobile, alabama who flourished here in the bay area. giants legend barry bonds lovingly called mccovey uncle mac. he told me about growing up a

terry, terry, terry. and how much of that is your own money? uh... [ stammers ] a small portion of that is mine and my family's money. and that means that now we're gonna find out you own very little of this company, correct? um, i own about 35% of the company. you know, i'm a nice guy, so i wouldn't do this to you, but if i were an opportunistic guy i would just simply wait for that debt to come due, and then i'd own your company. basically, that's what those debtors are gonna do. if you don't figure out a way to pay them, they'll own all the equity when this is over. uh, we don't believe that's gonna happen given where we are in run rate. by the time that debt is due, our cash flow will allow us to repay that debt. but, you know, in life and in business, poo-poo happens. don't you think a savvy financial investor, of which i'm gonna include myself right now, would want to see that resolved before i put a dime into this company? because if i buy your equity at this valuation of $20 million and the debt guys aren't happy, i'm screwed, terry. we

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us we begin at the u.s. mexican border there more than seven thousand central american migrants are living in squalid conditions piles of trash open sewers and. risk of disease or of daily reality authorities say the camp is on the brink of a health crisis the migrants are trying to get into the u.s. but with tight security on both sides of the border their hopes for a better life are all on hold and their numbers are growing this week a second caravan arrived in the border town of. some americans though have little or no sympathy for their plight. correspondent stuff met with a group of self-styled patriots who are voluntarily patrolling the border near the town in california. we're following a member of a private and controversial border watch project called minutemen robert crooks sixty seven year old retiree from las vegas patrols the u.s. mexican border in the campo area about ninety six kilometers southeast assented cooks has been doing this for months now every day he lives and sleeps in his pickup tr

well terry they were the two most senior figures of the c'mere regime who are still alive. is or was the deputy of the leader former khmer rouge leader pol pot who died in one nine hundred ninety eight and. was the head of state under the khmer rouge they were both serving life sentences already for crimes against humanity that they were convicted of in an earlier trial but they deny any responsibility. for these for these crimes and they were indicted in this trial with along with two other senior figures of the clear regime but because this is already almost forty years after the end of that regime and the defendants are very old one hundred eighty seven and the other two have died when the trial was still in progress which took it took several took several years this trial so they were the last two that could have been or that could be convicted in this trial. now these third world long time in coming the courts work has been controversial hasn't it. it has for one because it's been such a long time since the end of the rule cambodia from one hundred seventy five to nine

terry, great to have you. >>> now to ivanka trump tonight. for the first time, answering questions about using private e-mail for her work at the white house. here's abc's deborah roberts with the interview. >> hi, everyone! >> hi! >> how are you? >> good. >> reporter: ivanka trump, in wilder, idaho, teaming up with apple ceo tim cook, celebrating technology in the classroom. >> you look at all different industries -- >> reporter: but she knows it's her own e-mail that's made headlines. using private e-mail for her work in the white house. it has come to light that early in the administration, you used your private e-mail for white house business. your father had taken hillary clinton to task for this, so how did you wind up in a similar situation? >> well, there really is no equivalency. all of my e-mails that relate to any form of government work, which was mainly scheduling and logistics and -- and managing the fact that i have a home life and a work life, are all part of the public record. >> reporter: but your father hammered hillary cli

terri sewell. ms. sewell: i want to thank our leader for her leadership and the efforts to bring more democratic reforms to the american people and i want to thank my colleague from maryland for his leadership on h.r. 1. we are here today to make a promise to the american people. in the 116th congress, our first order of business is giving democracy back to the american people. starting work on day one to restore the voting rights act of 1965. that means passing legislation to end partisan gerrymandering, reform our campaign finance systems and strengthen ethics reform. we saw american voters in state after state speak with one voice, demanding reforms that make it easier to vote, not harder. the voting rights advancement act does that, by restoring rotections for voters in states with a history of discrimination. we believe that no matter state you live in, whether you are a democrat or a republican, you should have a fair voice in our elections. your vote is your voice. as the daughter of selma, alab

reported from brussels thank you terry. meanwhile in the united states democrats and republicans are making their final appeals to voters ahead of the midterm elections where it should take place tomorrow cheers day's poll is widely seen as a referendum on donald trump's administration widespread dissatisfaction over the trunk presidency has fueled a surge in women and minority candidates standing for election across the u.s. now in the deeply conservative texas one woman is hoping to channel that discontent into an election victory and a seat in the house of representatives or any every weekend ana maria ramos campaigns door to door in dallas texas why because she wants to convince undecided voters to go to the polls her goal is to be elected to the texas house of representatives ana maria is female latina and a democrat not an easy combination in conservative texas. i had somebody who talked about slavery bravery was ok those are hard conversations to have than the respect of the individual they're giving you their time y

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program to journalists in myanmar jailed in connection with their reporting of the written crisis are expected to file appeals this week the reuters reporters wall alone and. were sentenced to seven years in prison while investigating the massacre of revenge of muslims during a military crackdown last year many countries condemned the trial but as d.w. southeast asia correspondent boston heartache reports as part of a wider push by the government in myanmar to stifle freedom of the press. a workers' strike on the outskirts of yangon. things get heated when protesters confront the police and. lying to us and why is right in the middle reporting it live on facebook. but situations like these are not the dangers journalists like him fear most it's criticizing the powerful which has once again become a present danger in me and mark a risk blankets and why has to weigh up carefully whenever i. have to publish a news and story i need to think. three times. that this story and heart my security of this story can love me in the deal was in many kids that i

hello i'm terry have you with this g. twenty summit is getting underway today. it's the first time the meeting of the world's largest economies has been held in south america german chancellor angela merkel though is missing the start of the summit after the plane she was traveling in had to make an unscheduled. plane had only been in the air for an hour when an electronic system l. . the function forced it to turn around and land in the western german city of cologne michael told reporters quote it was a serious malfunction and quote and praised a very excellent crew on board the delay is likely to complicate medicals for schedule of meetings at the two day summit. well for more now let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady kate chancellor merkel's arrival at the g. twenty in buenos aires has been delayed a problem with her plane apparently what exactly happened. well as you mentioned terry the german government's conrad everson which michael was traveling had actually only been in the air for about an hour when it had to begin circling over the net

low i'm terry larson good to have you with us it's being called cambodia is norm back moment and the last few hours two leaders of the camaro rouge regime have been found guilty of genocide by a un backed tribunals the court in phnom penh ruled that q some fun and one shape were responsible for the murder and slave meant torture and persecution of nearly two million cambodians between one hundred seventy five and nine hundred seventy nine it's considered one of the worst atrocities of the twentieth century the verdict is the first official acknowledgement that what the camero rouge regime did was genocide as defined under international law. let's bring in our southeast asia correspondent bustin heartache in bangkok bustin what more can you tell us about the two men who've just been found guilty of committing genocide well terry they were the two most senior figures of the camero regime who are still alive. is or was the deputy of the leader former khmer rouge leader pol pot who died in one nine hundred ninety eight and. was the head of state under the khmer rouge and they were both s

live in green hombre, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. two young siblings who disappeared from the south bay are safe tonight. this is a mug shot of the alleged kidnapper. it's their mom. police say deanna del rio took herocial worker at a ark on friday. colorado springs and they say the children were not hurt. >> there are more tigers in the united states than there are wild tigers in the rest of the world. >> so many exotic animals like tigers that it fuels a multi-billion dollar black market. i'm stephen stock. coming up, we investigate that trade and get a glimpse at the lengths people will go to smuggle exotic animals to become pets here in the u.s. >> plus, could tesla be hiding employee injuries? a new report on what workers are told not to do allegedly during an emergency. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a chilly 55 right now in san jose, i'll show you how many spots drop into the 40s tomorrow morning and a look at the full voting forecast in about 7 minutes. and there )s a good chau don )t know about it. >>> it's happeni

to terry. at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media are reporting a gas cylinder explosion may be the cause bus was reportedly travelling to neighboring south africa the incident follows another deadly bus accident in zimbabwe last week when fifty people were killed in a collision. there's been more brawling in sri lanka's parliament going on for a second day m.p.'s supporting the disputed prime minister into a raja violently demonstrated to prevent proceedings taking place it's the latest escalation of the political turmoil that started three weeks ago when the country's president appointed rajapaksa after removing his predecessor. and iconic swimming pool painting by british legend david hockney has sold for ninety million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's auction house set a new record auction house record for a living artist painted the work called p

describes as the worst humanitarian crisis i'm terry martin in berlin this is the day.

good morning terry well this is unprecedented in all the years of conflict we've seen here in ukraine off the annexation by russia of crimea and the conflict in the east this has never happened before this is. basically this gives the government the option to restrict civil liberties anything from freedom of speech to freedom of assembly giving the police more powers and also potentially allowing for the mobilization of army reservists having said that we still haven't seen much detail this was voted through late last night in pretty chaotic parliament tree assembly it wasn't clear for a long time if it would actually get the number the required number of votes it did . but whether this is just an option the government is giving itself for the case of escalation with russia or if we're going to see a direct impact on every day ukrainians lives we still don't know and this is what will come out of today really. emily in moscow western nations are calling on russia to release the ukrainian sailors and ships and his seized is that likely to happen. well sorry doesn't seem like there will

in san francisco terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> a bizarre story in the south bay. there's still no trace of that missing 49ers fan who disappeared during monday night's game at levi's stadium. here's what we know. santa clara police you can see here have been swarming the area around the stadium looking for ian powers. powers was visiting from washington state and was at the game with his girlfriend and her two kids. he went to use the bathroom and never return. the family tells us they're organizing a search tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. volunteers are welcome to meet them at the old ironside cafe near the stadium. >>> tonight some drivers feel that their cars and maybe millions of others have a serious safety issue and that those cars should be recalled. >> many of these drivers ended up in the e.r. let's bring in our consumer investigator chris chmura with this unusual warning. >> they are voicing concerns about the head rest in the car. did you know your head reft might do something like that right there? some drivers say theirs forcefully smacked them in t

terry? >> reporter: yeah, some of that pollution is going to get blown away, dissipate in the atmosphere, some is going to get caught up in the rain and come back down-to-earth. that will cause an environmental concern. and some of the pollution won't go anywhere. people will notice it's stuck inside their homes. >> we have our water filters. >> reporter: alex horn says algae growth in lakes could be a much bigger concern. >> so algae which are not really what we want in our drinking

below i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin with the hope of a breakthrough over briggs it after nearly eighteen months of negotiate. asians the european union and britain have struck a draft deal on the terms of a u.k. withdrawal agreement british prime minister theresa may has already summoned cabinet ministers for one to one talks to brief them on the terms of the deal

terry mcsweeney giving us weather reports during the week. a lot of rain. mt. tam more than 7 inches of rain came down since wednesday. san tab cruz similar story. east bay hills, north bay hilltops, 3, 4 inches. of rain. 2 inches in oakland. liver more and san jose an inch to almost 3/4 inch of rain. things have cleared out in san francisco. partly cloudy in san jose. storm ranger mobile doppler radar is dry. across the pacific, a runway of storms on the way. over the next ten days, four storms coming in. that midweek storm we're watching in your seven-day forecast could pack a powerful punch of more rain and wind. the timeline coming up in 12 minutes. >> we'll see you soon. thank you. >>> continuing coverage now. crews spent the day repairing a dock and inspecting a golden gate ferry after yesterday's dramatic crash. today riders had to deal with some changes. christie smith is live with the details. hi, christie. >> reporter: hi there. that ferry was towed out of here before noon today. this passenger gate was out of commission all dale while inspections and

well i'm terry martin thanks for joining us the g. twenty summit is getting underway today. it's the first time the meeting of the world's largest economies has been held in south america by german chancellor angela merkel is missing the start of the summit after the plane she was traveling in had to make an unscheduled landing her plane had only been in the air for an hour when an electronic system malfunction forced it to turn around and land in the western german city of cologne told reporters it was a serious malfunction and praised a very excellent crew on board the way is likely to call. americal scheduled meetings at the two day summit. well for more let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady kate the church was plain the church was a rival of the g twenty in buenos aires has been delayed a problem with their plane apparently what exactly happened those you mentioned terry the german government's conrad was having fact only been in the air an hour when it began to circle over the netherlands before returning into the direction of germany and making that uns

good morning terry well the line from moscow has been fairly consistent and yesterday a provocation from the ukrainian side is what the russian security service is a calling this they say that the coach straight was closed they had closed the straight to civilian and military shipping on sunday and that ukrainians had failed to heed this they obviously assert their right to control transit through the strait given that they control the eastern side of the strait and crimea something obviously that kiev and the west doesn't see as legitimate following to an extension of crimea twenty fourteen but they have also been fairly consistent in stressing the fact they have provided medical support to three wounded ukrainians say listen trying to diffuse the tone a bit there but really placing the blame with kiev for what they call a provocation david the russian navy recently escorted a ukrainian vessel through the carriage straight seeming to assert its dominance in the region is kiev worried that moscow may be trying to take control of these shared waters. oh yes the ukrainians concerns are man

hello i'm terry larsen good to have you with us moscow has shrugged off suggestions by european officials that it could face fresh sanctions over the crimea crisis tensions have escalated between moscow and kiev after russia sees three ukrainian naval vessels in a skirmish on sunday at least a dozen sailors have been detained for trial ukraine's president has warned its neighbor is preparing for war and has turned up turned to berlin for help. speaking on ukrainian state television president petro poroshenko said he turned to berlin after the kremlin failed to respond to his request for dialogue it wasn't. immediately that night i ordered a phone conversation with the president of russia vladimir putin. we did not receive any response and i had to turn to the german chancellor so that she could talk to prudent on the immediate release of ukrainian servicemen and ukrainian ships. poroshenko also said the authorities would take all necessary steps to release the ukrainian sailors detained on sunday when russia ceased three vessels off the crimean coast captured sailors appeared in a russian

we have team coverage this morning to kick things off with terry moran who is in indiana where trump rallied last night. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, eva and, guys, you know, midterm elections are usually pretty low-key affairs, but this one feels like a presidential campaign out here, and for awhile, democrats thought they had the enthusiasm advantage, but if there is a blue wave t t president obama are both out on the campaign trail stumping for their parties, and both are stressing the gravity of tuesday's vote. >> this election will decide whether we build on the extraordinary prosperity that we've unleashed or whether we let the radical democrats take control of congress. >> the stakes this time really are that high. the consequences of any of us staying home are profound. >> reporter: news of the booming economy came as a shot of adrenaline for president trump and the republicans. >> and, by the way, how were those jobs numbers today? how were they? >> reporter: friday's jobs report shows 250,000 jobs were added in october and wages are now rising at the fast

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm vicky nguyen. the election is translating into record early voter turnout. all the interest has political heavyweights on the campaign trail in a last-minute attempt to reach voters. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro begins our coverage live in san jose at an early voting center. marianne? >> reporter: well, in santa clara county, nearly 200,000 people have already voted early, and many did come here to this early voting center at the came bring cambrian branch. today gavin newsom urged people in los angeles to get to the polls. circumstances because at t . >> because at the end of the day, there is nothing more empowering than voting. there is nothing more that, i don't know, fundamentally equalize. >> in sacramento, his opponent, republican john cox talked about change. >> we are going to make this state affordable and livable again. we're going to start by repealing that gas tax. >> reporter: there is a lot at stake for the country and the state. at this rally in sacramento, tensions between the

but i'm terry martin great to have you with us british prime minister theresa may has won the backing of her government for a draft deal on leaving the european union but only after a contentious five hour cabinet meeting it's a sign of the divisions within her conservative party as well as the country at large now may faces a struggle steering her brags that deal through parliament even if she could breathe a sigh of relief last night essar ministers fell into line. for ayers all eyes were on the store behind it the purser's prime minister presenting the draft breakfast agreement to her cabinet each wanted their sea finally to reason me a marriage did with news of the break three. the choices before us were difficult particularly in relation to the northern ireland backstop but the collective decision of cabinet was that the government should agree the draft withdrawal agreement and the outlined political declaration this is a decisive step which enables us to move on and finalize the deal in the days ahead and i firmly believe with my head and my heart that this is a decision which

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin with the latest on britain's departure from the e.u. the block's leaders have announced they will hold a special summit to seal the hard part bragg's that agreement with the u.k. on the member twenty fifth that's in ten days time the announcement comes after british prime minister theresa may won the backing of her government for a draft deal on leaving the european union may made the announcement outside downing street last night after a five hour cabinet meeting included in the draft deal was a commitment to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland one of the most contentious parts of the negotiation. the e.u. used chief breaks it negotiator michel bonnie a spoke at a press conference let's listen to what he had to say. what we have agreed that negotiators reform. and balanced. takes into account the u.k. expulsions organizers do we through all of the money question that i'm sure new law will do or the item to final. and it is a ground floor and i'm sure this new partnership they use chief brags ne

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin our broadcast on the u.s. mexican border more than seven thousand central american migrants are living there in squalid conditions piles of trash open sewers and the risk of disease are a daily reality the migrants are trying to get into the u.s. but with tight security on both sides their hopes for a better life are on hold yet their numbers are growing this week a second care about arrived in the border town of tijuana some americans have little or no sympathy for their plight. correspondent stefan seaman's met with a group of gun toting vigilantes who are voluntarily patrolling the border. we're following a member of a private and controversial border watch project called minutemen robert crooks sixty seven year old retiree from las vegas patrolled the u.s. mexican border in the campo area about ninety six kilometers southeast ascending cooks has been doing this for months now every day he lives and sleeps in his pickup truck and he patrols watches and tracks what he calls invaders an enemies of the united

well i'm terry martin thanks for joining us united nations security council is called an emergency meeting after russia fired on and seized three ukrainian ships off the coast of the crimean peninsula ukraine called the incident an act of aggression and has proposed introducing martial law to put the country on a war footing the clash happened in a narrow strait between russia and crimea a point of international tension since russia annexed the region four years ago. a confrontation at sea russia cuse the ukrainian navy of acting like bandits what followed state ukraine was an act of russian aggression. a russian coastguard ship opened fire on then seized three ukrainian vessels. it happened in the black sea off the coast of crimea after the russian ships blocked access to the sea of as of via the narrow carriage street which separates the crimean peninsula from the russian mainland although a bilateral treaty gives both russia and ukraine access tensions are very in the sea have escalated since russia's annexation of crimea in twenty fourteen and the opening of a bridge linking the two ea

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rob, terry and i were talking earlier. we've been seeing christmas commercials on tv but it doesn't feel like christmas at all. >> temperatures closer to what you'd find in august. mid to upper 80s out there. good news tomorrow, a little bit cooler, but if you want to find rain that's going to be a little tougher to come by. right now the microclimate weather alert specifically for the hilltops of the north bay and east bay through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. some gusts around the top of mt. diablo and the hills around the north bay close to 40 miles per hour. in the lower elevations not seeing anything in the way of gusty winds but you did notice the temperatures today in the mid 80s inland and still clear skies. san francisco right now at 67 degrees. high of 76 a bit earlier. you see san jose. temperatures still in the 70s. nice evening out there. light jacket by the time it gets to 8:00. temperatures cool. we did see a high of 83 in san jose and still close to livermore. santa rosa. concord and santa rosa today did clim

terry mcsweeney also had the good fortune of seeing him play through the decades and joins us now from mccovey cove. terry. >> reporter: raj, i swear to you, i was at that same game in 1980 saying good-bye and thank you to willie mccovey. we were there because we loved him. it's probably why some people have gathered out here at the willie mccovey statue right next to mccovey cove. you see him sitting there. he's just been sitting there looking up kind of like at a wake at the feet of willie mccovey. you see the flowers and the beads. long-time giants fans are taking this very hard. >> player of the year in 1970 -- >> reporter: willie mccovey came up to the san francisco giants in 1959 and was an instant superstar. rookie of the year that year, most valuable player in '69, more than 500 career home runs. tonight deena sehan brought beads and candles to the statue at mccovey cove, and she brought a broken heart. >> he was a gentleman. he was a great baseball player. and when you fall in love with someone when you're little and you watch them grow, yeah. >> reporter: mccovey, the legend.

hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program the united nations has urged maximum restraint over the latest. break of violence between israel and the palestinian militant group hamas overnight hamas fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel israel responded by targeting dozens of sites in gaza at least three palestinians and one is really have died in the flare up which was triggered by a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sunday. another night of violence is radio missiles rained down on gaza. among the targets a building described by the israeli army as the hamas military intelligence headquarters israel also destroyed a television station belonging to hamas no one was hurt in that attack staff fled the building after warning shots from israeli aircraft israel says its responding to constant missile far from the hamas controlled gaza strip. we hold hamas accountable for any aggression against israeli civilians and hamas by its actions is bringing destruction to the gaza strip and the survivor. the aftermath of a palestinian rocket strike in israel the south of the co

well terry the german government's conrad. only been in the air an hour late last night before it began to circle over the netherlands before turning around and making a rather unscheduled landing at cologne at ports and what we've since heard is what we've actually heard even from say a self saying that there was a serious malfunction on the plane and we've heard from several german media outlets this morning that it was in fact the radio system which had suffered problems and caused that landing but the pilot has said that there were no safety risks on the flight as a serious malfunction that doesn't sound good if the americans plane can't fly how is the chance with the rest of her delegation getting to argentina well we've heard from delegation sources this morning that having had to spend the night in born last night both merkel and the german finance minister scholtz will be taking a german government flight to madrid this morning and they will then continue in the second leg of the flight on a commercial flight so they a

relations teri schultz has the view from brussels where transatlantic ties are very much in focus so terry what is this vote likely to mean for europe especially considering trump's america first foreign policy. i think it's a bit early to say whether it will or can change anything as you heard the german foreign minister say most people i've spoken to here in brussels this morning don't expect a lot to change in reality it wasn't a blue tsunami it was just a blue wave and while i'd say europe is breathing a sigh of relief about that because of course leaders here are still very sensitive to trump's harsh rhetoric about europe they don't necessarily think that much is going to change simply with this midterm what it has done as our speakers have said has mobilized people even here in brussels i spoke with greg singh and of democrats abroad and they had a rush of registrations they had much more overseas voting and that could well change things for twenty twenty one of course the white house is up for grabs you heard european union leaders here in brussels welcoming welcoming the democrat s

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney is in calistoga with some answers from pg&e. terry. >> reporter: one thing pg&e's doing is building a generator, a temporary one, right here on highway 29. you see it across t me. it's powerful enough they say to provide electricity to the entire town of calistoga. should those winds gusting to 50 show up tomorrow. this was in the forecast a month ago. they turned off the power. they ended up costing people a lot of money. >> we need to get better at this. and there's a lot of room for improvement. >> reporter: overflow crowd at calistoga high school tonight hoping their power won't be turned off tomorrow like it was in some wh calistoga business owners last month. >> between the o >> we've set a goal for ourselves this time to do it in 12 hours. >> reporter: the fear is a return of the same conditions that led to last year's deadly north bay wildfires. >> the loss of your power at home. the loss of your refrigerator food and things like that. >> reporter: the long term at pg&e is pledging 1,000 more weather stations over the ne

terry, thank you very much. terry moran reporting in from paris this morning. >>> meanwhile, back here at home it is deja vu all over again in florida where the president and his team are bracing for recounts in key senate and gubernatorial races in the sunshine state. >> with a recount all but certain, the issue of uncounted ballots heading to court and abc's victor oquendo is in lauderhill with the latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, eva and dan. there are still votes to be counted here at broward county election headquarters, but they won't say how many. the clock is ticking. all counties have by noon today to submit their vote totals. in the senate race both candidates have filed lawsuits and senator bill nelson is asking for all votes cast by mail or with signature mismatches to be counted as valid votes. this battle is far from over. fury in florida. accusations of voter fraud, voter suppression and abuse of power. >> we're not going to let these liberal activists from all over the cou