university or johns hopkins medicine. so i got into this work was called to a delivery when i was a first-year ob/gyn resident doctor in training in pennsylvania. everything about the ring was as usual. there were ivey poles, fetal heart rate monitors and a mother about to push the baby into the world. but one thing was different. the mom to be with shackled to the bed. nothing in my training had prepared me for this moment. and since that night 20 years ago i contacted dozens of research studies that have revealed systematic decision deficiencies in care for incarcerate, pregnant and postpartum women. as i begin to provide ob/gyn care any county jail i tried to find out how many pregnant women aren't frustrated and how many give birth while they're in custody. what i found was shocking. there were no such statistics. this was in 2015, less than ten years ago. so my team at johns hopkins conducted the pregnancy and present statistics, or pits study, from 2016-2017, 22 state prison systems, the federal period of prisons an

actually, it was harry hopkins who said you've got to get your own people in here., you know, harry hopkins was a new dealer for the, you know, but he just said, you know, you can't -- and maybe harry hopkins didn't think so much of some of the people in the cabinet. but he said get rid of these people. and so, but it took him a long time. and, you know, wallace was the last to go. he had to fire wallace. you know? but he gradually let 'em go, and i can't tell you -- it went into 1946, i know that. and i can't remember when the last, w when wallace actually gt fired. but it might have -- yeah. >> [inaudible] >> when? >> fall of '46. >> fall of '46? yeah. >> [inaudible] >> and who? if. icces went out at the same time. >> yeah, yeah. >> so it was only a little over ars year. >> yeah.it it took him a while. he -- p gradually. the first person i think he did get rid of was frances perkins. and he actually said i don't want a woman in my cabinet. he didn't say that to her. yeah, he did. he did, i'm sorry. [laughter] >> and on that note, we are going to wrap up this sessi

an accelerated position to electric, would be together with the and vision team. british artist liam hopkins has built a vehicle that's made of e waste. out of old laptops, batteries, game consoles, cell phones, chargers, cds, and e cigarettes. the innovative designer from manchester has created a spectacular formula erase or it's wanting to impress for diesel took about the subject, and that's okay. but you should have something very visual and how you striking to, to cats need to change people and gets the attention keeps a piece of off, you know, it's me, it's mixing the mid senior, often sides to achieve this hardest, liam hopkins worked closely with the invasion racing teams technicians, they help to ensure that the car produced with the waste is now making the rounds that formulas the supporting events. they now clause, here's how each year 40000000 spectators follow formula e and it's related activities recover e as in just being shown off at the race track. it's taken to the stage at the un climate change conference in dubai. and the world economic forum in davos. the recovery projec

he got into johns hopkins -- i did not know this until four years ago -- he got into hopkins in his earlybut because of the war and working in a shipyard he did not get to go. he was a very well read guy. he said your job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. i am not joking. it is about your dignity. it is about being able to look your kid in the eye and say "everything will be ok" and mean it. the national press are good people, they are not crazy about me but i like them. [laughter] they will tell you, they will write about how i am wrong but they will tell you how things have changed. there are no editors anymore. you want to get your name in the news, you want to get a click, it is not always best to get it by doing something positive. i am being facetious. these are right, smart, decent people but it has all changed. . i hope you have all thought about the consequence of your undertaking, what it means. i am sounding like a preacher, but the obligations you have to do it on the level. do it on the level. for example, when i do this thing tomorrow, it really

he just sort of -- as a march ally hopkins said, he was -- harry hopkins said, he was refueling.ut when he comes back to the united states, you see his master plan unfolds. he had just got back from his caribbean cruise. there's just one thing. if your neighbor's house is op on fire and he asks to borrow your garden hose, you're folk to lend it toit him. you're not going to charge him for it, you just want it back when he's done. simple, generous, persuasive who would not lend a garden hose to your neighbor's house who's on fire? so then he moves the chess piece a little bit further, on and decemberer 29th he gives a fireside chat on national security which is truly an extraordinary speech. if you likeis to read speeches, this iss an amazing one. he starts off a by saying it is no exaggeration to say that all of us in the world would be living at the point of a gun, a gun loaded with explosive bullets economic as well as military, if axis powers take over the world. a couple of great lines there. there can be no appeasement with ruthlessness. there can be no reasoning with an inc

and accelerated position to a degree would be together with the invision team, british artist liam hopkins has built a vehicle that's made of e waste. out of old laptops, batteries, game consoles, cell phones, chargers, cds at e cigarettes. the innovative designer from manchester has created a spectacular formula erase or it's wanting to impress for diesel took about the subject, and that's okay. but you should have something very visual and how you striking to, to catch you to teach people and gets the attention keeps a piece of off, you know, it's me, it's mixing the mid senior, often sides to achieve this artist liam hopkins worked closely with the invasion racing teams technicians, they help to ensure that the car produced with the waste is now making the rounds at formulas. the supporting events they now clause. here's each year 40000000 spectators follow formula e and it's related activities recover e as in just being shown off at the race track. it's taken to the stage at the un climate change conference in dubai and the world economic forum in davos. the recovery projects taught hi

accelerated positions where the creek would be together with the and vision team. british artist liam hopkins has built a vehicle that's made of e waste. out of old laptops, batteries, game consoles, cell phones, chargers, cds, and e cigarettes. the innovative designer from manchester has created a spectacular formula e race or it's wanting to impress for diesel, took about the subject, and that's okay. but you should have something very visual. and today's talking to the cats need to change people and gets the attention keeps a piece of off, you know, it's me, it's mixing the mid senior, often sides to achieve this hardest, liam hopkins worked closely with the invasion racing teams technicians. they helped to ensure that the car produced with the waste is now making the rounds at formula, the supporting events they now here's how each year 40000000 spectators follow formula e and it's related activities. we cover e as in just being shown off at the race track. it's taken to the stage at the un climate change conference in dubai and the world economic forum in davos. the recovery project taug

in accelerated positions where they could be together with the and vision team. british artist liam hopkins has built a vehicle that's made of e waste. out of old laptops, batteries, game consoles, cell phones, chargers, cds, and e cigarettes. the innovative designer from manchester has created a spectacular formula e race or it's wanting to impress for diesel, took about as a subject, and that's okay, but you should have something very visual. and today's talking to the cats need to change people and gets the attention keeps a piece of off, you know, a, to me it's mixing to meet senior, often sides to achieve this artist liam hopkins worked closely with the envision racing teams technicians. they helped to ensure that the car produced with the waste is now making the rounds at formula supporting events right now clause. here's all each year, 40000000 spectators follow formula e and it's related activities recover e as in just being shown off at the race track, it's taken to the stage at the un climate change conference in dubai and the world economic forum in davos. the recovery projects t

in accelerated positions where they could be together with the and vision team. british artist liam hopkins has built a vehicle that's made of e waste. out of old laptops, batteries, game consoles, cell phones, chargers, cds, and e cigarettes. the innovative designer from manchester has created a spectacular formula erase or it's wanting to impress for diesel took about the subject, and that's okay. but you should have something very visual. and today's talking to the cats need to change people and gets the attention keeps a piece of off, you know, a, to me it's mixing to meet senior, often sides to achieve this artist liam hopkins worked closely with the envision racing teams technicians. they helped to ensure that the car produced with the waste is now making the rounds at formulas. the supporting events they now clause. here's each year 40000000 spectators follow formula e and it's related activities recover e as in just being shown off at the race track. it's taken to the stage at the un climate change conference in dubai and the world economic forum in davos. the recovery projects taug

piece of off, you know, a, to me, it's mixing the mid senior, often sides to achieve this artist liam hopkins worked closely with the invasion racing teams technicians. they helped to ensure that the car produced with the waste is now making the rounds at formula, the supporting events they now clause, here's each year 40000000 spectators follow formula e and it's related activities recover e as in just being shown off at the race track it's taken to the stage at the un climate change conference in dubai and the world economic forum in davos. the recovery project taught his team how to make cars more sustainably and use recycling more effectively building bridges between art, science and motor sports opened up a world of new opportunities. recovery car made from electronic waste is gearing up to win the race against climate change. the this 40 to seat are also a must healthy environment. it's mostly made from plastic waste that students build the bright yellow, fun car out of recycled plastic. we use a whole different kind of waste and also recycled a waste, but mostly on sorted waste as well

. >> hopkins became agitated as officers detained him.the officers calmed him down and interacted with him. >> let's go to the car, please. >> thanks for doing an amazing job, my expectations, admittedly, were low given my previous interactions with police around here, but berkeley berkeley police were amazing. they they came promptly. they arrested him. >> berkeley police have a history of tracking down suspects with airtags. this man, alfredo morales, has been charged in a spree of break ins across the east bay after berkeley police tracked a stolen e-bike also outfitted with an airtag to oakland. definitely once. >> once i used it to recover this bike, i realized, wow, that was a great investment. i definitely paid off the alameda county da has charged hopkins with grand theft and receiving stolen property. >> you could say this is a case in which the wheels of justice move quickly. in berkeley, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news just shock. >> you know, it's just unbelievable. like worst nightmare come true. the park fire forced several co

he got into johns hopkins -- i did not know this until four years ago -- he got into hopkins in his early 20's but because of the war and working in a shipyard he did not get to go. he was a very well read guy. he said your job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. i am not joking. it is about your dignity. it is about being able to look your kid in the eye and say "everything will be ok" and mean it. the national press are good people, they are not crazy about me but i like them. [laughter] they will tell you, they will write about how i am wrong but they will tell you how things have changed. there are no editors anymore. you want to get your name in the news, you want to get a click, it is not always best to get it by doing something positive. i am being facetious. these are right, smart, decent people but it has all changed. . i hope you have all thought about the consequence of your undertaking, what it means. i am sounding like a preacher, but the obligations you have to do it on the level. do it on the level. for example, when i do this thing tomorrow, it r

hopkins became agitated as officers detained him. brand was impressed by how the officers calmed him down and interacted with him. >> please. >> thanks for doing an amazing job, my expectations, admittedl, were low given my previous interactions with police around here, but berkeley berkeley police were amazing. they they came promptly. they arrested him. >> berkeley police have a history of tracking down suspects with airtags. this man, alfredo morales, has been charged in a spree of break ins across the east bay after berkeley police tracked a stolen e-bike. also outfitted with an airtag to oakland. >> definitely once, once i used it to recover this bike, i realized, wow, that was a great investment. i definitely paid off the alameda county da has charged hopkins with grand theft and receiving stolen property. >> he could say this is a case in which the wheels of justice move quickly. in berkeley, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news the city of san jose is planning to use the power of artificial intelligence to help make the roads safer

hopkins was in england at the time. and so this letter was delivered to roosevelt, a seaplane as he's cruising the caribbean. and churchill wrote, quote, it would be wrong in principle. and disadvantageous in effect, if at the height of the struggle great britain were to be divested of all salable assets. so that after the victory was won, our blood civilization saved and time gained for the united states to be fully armed against all eventualities. we should stand stripped to the bone. so fdr really deeply moved and concerned by this letter but didn't say anything. he doesn't. holding meetings, doesn't have any briefings didn't say anything to anybody. he sort of as his harry hopkins said he was refueling. but when he comes back, the united states, you start to see his master unfold. so december 17th, he has a press conference, starts by saying, i don't have much news to report, boys just got back from this caribbean cruise because with this one thing, you know, if your neighbor's house is on fire and he asks to borrow

and i am happy to introduce david el rol, who is the author of george marshall, the hopkins touch and ascent to power how truman emerged from roosevelt's shadow and remade the world. he's coauthor of lewis johnson and the arming of america, along with keith mcfarland, a biography of harry truman's defense secretary. after serving as an assistant director for the bureau of competition at the ftc, role practiced law as a partner in the steptoe and johnson llp and founded lex mundi pro-bono foundation, a public interest organization that continues to provide pro bono legal services to social enterprise nerves around the world. he lives in washington dc and he is here to present for us today. will you welcome mr. role. thank you. great to be here. this is, i think this is the third time that i've been so i'm great. i always love to just walk around this place. it's so it's so inspiring. so so historians have said and say that harry truman was an accidental president. i made that mistake. but roosevelt's death was no accident. it was expected. it was expected. his own doctors told him that

really enjoyed conversation.and i am happy to e david el rol, who is the author of george marshall, the hopkins touch and ascent to power how truman emerged from roosevelt's shadow and remade the world. he's coauthor of lewis johnson and the arming of america, along with keith mcfarland, a biography of harry truman's defense secretary. after serving as an assistant director for the bureau of competition at the ftc, role practiced law as a partner in the steptoe and johnson llp and founded lex mundi pro-bono foundation, a public interest organization that continues to provide pro bono legal services to social enterprise nerves around the world. he lives in washington dc and he is here to present for us today. will you welcome mr. role. thank you. great to be here. this is, i think this is the third time that i've been so i'm great. i always love to just walk around this place. it's so it's so inspiring. so so historians have said and say that harry truman was an accidental president. i made that mistake. but roosevelt's death was no accident. it was expected. it was expected. his own doctors tol

actually, it was harry hopkins, he said, you've got to get your own people in here. and you know, harry hopkins was a new dealer, but he said you can't -- and maybe harry hopkinson didn't think so much of some of the people in the cabinet. he said get rid of these people, but it took him a long time and wallace was the last to go. he had to fire wallace, you know, but he gradually let them go and i can't tell you, he went into 1946, i know that, and i can't remember when the last-- when wallace actually got fired, but-- >> when? >> fall of '46. >> fall of '46 and who? >> (inaudible) a little over a year. >> yeah, it took him a while. he gradually -- the first person i think he did get rid of was francis perkins and he actually said, i don't want a woman in my cabinet. yeah, he did, he did, i'm sorry. >> and on that note we are going to wrap up this session. thank you very much, david. [applause] . [inaudible conversations] >> if you're enjoying book tv then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive a schedule of upcoming programs, authors,

at the johns hopkins university here about three years ago, i announced that the united states would take part in the great work of developing southeast asia, including the mekong valley, for all the of that region. are the determination to help build a better land a better land for men on sides. the present conflict has not diminished in the least. indeed the ravages of war, i think, have made it more urgent ever. so i repeat on behalf the united states again tonight what i said at johns hopkins that, north vietnam, could take its place in this common effort just as soon as peace comes over time. a wider framework of peace and security in southeast asia become possible. the new cooperations of nations the area could be a foundation stone. certainly friendship with the nations of search of southeast asia is what the united seeks. and that is all that the united states seeks. one day, my fellow citizen. there will be peace in southeast asia. it will come because. the people of southeast asia want it. those whose armies are at war tonight. those who don't threaten, have thus far been s

that is harry hopkins said he is refueling.he comes back to the united states you start to see his master plan unfold. so december 17 is a press conference and say i don't have much news to report, boys he just got back from this caribbean cruise. but this one thing if you are neighbors houses on fire and asks to borrow your garden hose you're going to let him your garden hose you're not going to charge them for you at the garden hose back when he is done. simple generouss persuasive who would not lend a garden hose to your neighbor's house was on fire. so he moves the chess piece a little bit further on december 29 he gives a fireside chat on national security which is truly an extraordinary speech if you like to read speeches this is an amazing one. he starts off by saying there is no exaggeration to say all of us in the world would be living at the point of a gun, gun loaded with explosive bullets, economic as well as military if access powers take over the world. a couple of great lines here there can be no appeasement with

or johns hopkins d medicine. got into this work when i was called to a delivery when i was a first-year ob/gyn resident doctor in training in pennsylvania. everything about the room was as usual there were iv poles, fetal heart rate monitors, and a mother about to push a baby into thehe world. bucks, one thing was different. the mom to be was shackled to the bed. nothing in my training had prepared me for this moment. since that night 20 years ago i have conducted dozens of research studies that have revealed systematic deficiencies and care for incarcerated pregnant and postpartum women as i began to provide ob/gyn care to i county jail i try to find t how many pregnant women are incarcerated? howra many give up earth while they are in custody question are quite found it shocking there were no such statistics. this was in 2015 less than 10 years ago. so, my team at john hopkins pregnancy and prison statistics from 2016 until 201,722 state prison systems, federal bureau of prisons and the five largest jails repor

hopkins became agitated as officers detained him. brand was impressed by how the officers calmed him down and interacted with him. >> let's go to the car, please. >> thanks for doing an amazing job, my expectations, admittedly, were low given my previous interactions with police around here, but berkeley berkeley police were amazing. they they came promptly. they arrested him. >> berkeley police have a history of tracking down suspects with airtags. this man, alfredo morales, has been charged in a spree of break ins across the east bay after berkeley police tracked a stolen e-bike also outfitted with an airtag to oakland. >> definitely once. once i used it to recover this bike, i realized, wow, that was a great investment, definitely paid off. >> so the alameda county da has charged hopkins with grand theft and receiving stolen property. you could say this is a case in which the wheels of justice moved quickly. live in berkeley. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you. >> firefighters are making progress on the

best selling author and a senior fellow at the phillips merrill center for strategic studies at johns hopkins school for advanced international studies. welcome to you, hostage rescues at by israel relatively re what do you make of the slightest release? the rare indeed is only the 4th hostage rescue in 10 months where the israel isn't and multi nationals have been health and home us. look, he humanizes the hostage issue. it's hard to keep those faces to believe that they're real. they're not just posters, they're real people. um and this was a father of 11 who came out squinting because he hadn't seen sunlight per month or 40 pounds dinner. i would say the 2nd notable thing is he's, he's a muslim, he's an arab, he spoke, you know hebrew though, because he's a citizen of israel. and the commanding officer of the is really a military officer who welcomed him, greeted him in arabic, which kind of pushes back on the narrative that israel is an apartheid country. but more, more realistically, a kind of multinational multi ethnic community, the 12 years children who were killed by the hezbollah ro

best selling author and a senior fellow at the phillips merrill center for strategic studies at johns hopkins school for advanced international studies. welcome to you, hostage rescues at by israel relatively. really, what do you make of the slightest release? are they rare indeed, is only the 4th hostage rescue in 10 months where the is really is and, and multi nationals have been health and home us. look, he humanizes the hostage issue. it's hard to keep those faces to believe that they're real. they're not just posters, they're real people. um and this was a father of 11 who came out squinting because he hadn't seen sunlight per month or 40 pounds dinner. i would say the 2nd notable thing is he's, he's a muslim, he's an arab, he spoke, you know hebrew though, because he's a citizen of israel. and the commanding officer of the is really a military officer who welcomed him, greeted him in arabic, which kind of pushes back on the narrative that israel is an apartheid country. but more and more realistically, a kind of multinational multi ethnic community, the 12 years children who were killed

best selling author and a senior fellow at the phillips merrill center for strategic studies at johns hopkins school for advanced international studies. welcome to you, hostage rescues at by israel relatively ray. what do you make of the slightest release? the rare indeed is only the 4th hostage rescue in 10 months, where the israelis and multi nationals have been held and hum us, look, he humanizes the hostage issue. it's hard to keep those faces to believe that they're real. they're not just posters, they're real people. um, and this was a father of 11 who came out squinting because he hadn't seen sunlight for months of 40 pounds dinner. i would say the 2nd notable thing is he's, he's a muslim, he's an arab, he spoke. you know hebrew though, because he's a citizen of israel and the commanding officer of the is really a military officer who welcomed him, greeted him in arabic, which kind of pushes back on the narrative that israel is an apartheid country. but more, more realistically, a kind of multinational multi ethnic community, the 12 drew's children who were killed by the hezbollah rock

i'm a senior fellow at the phillips merrill center for strategic studies at johns hopkins school for advanced international studies. welcome to you, hostage rescues at by israel relatively re what do you make of the slightest release? are they rare indeed is only the 4th hostage rescue in 10 months where the is relays and, and multi nationals have been health and home us. look, he humanizes the hostage issue. it's hard to keep those faces to believe that they're real. they're not just posters, they're real people. um and this was a father of 11 who came out squinting because he hadn't seen sunlight per month or 40 pounds dinner. i would say the 2nd notable thing is he's, he's a muslim, he's an arab, he spoke, you know hebrew though, because he's a citizen of israel. and the commanding officer of the is really a military officer who welcomed him, greeted him in arabic, which kind of pushes back on the narrative that israel is an apartheid country. but more and more realistically, a kind of multinational multi ethnic community, the 12 years children who were killed by the hezbollah roc

>> matthew: anthony hopkins. >> stephen: what did you do? the end of their drama school. >> stephen: it's like a fishbowl. >> matthew: they do their monologue and they invite alumni, and watch the show and anthony hopkins came and alan rickman. i was in charge of orange juice and champagne the first year. he came along. it was right at that purple patch of "remains of the day." i don't know. "howard's end." i had written to him before i went there. >> stephen: what did you say? >> matthew: i said, what do you want? he said i'll have some orange juice. take this one. i sort of walked off. i know he sort of smiled. he knew. brilliant. >> stephen: he remembers. he told me he remembers. [laughter] he was on the show. when he was on, he said i don't like that guy. [laughter] >> matthew: yeah, bearded fool. >> stephen: do you miss tom from "succession?" >> matthew: i do. i really miss the people and i miss the group of people. i miss the process. i miss the sort of delicious anticipation of getting together for six months of the year or whatever a

than 2 decades. professor hole from hong is an american sociologist and political sciences at johns hopkins university. he joins me from baltimore professor, thanks for coming onto the show. we know the pretty much every pen the in captivity around the world is on loan from china. has been called pens of diplomacy and it's not necessarily new but help us understand what does china gain from this practice? the extra data in a very 20 sunset and during the cold war china the gift penders to frantic countries. but uh since and i didnt equities and trying to had a program to the grocery with different countries and different through too long defender and then the shows the to pay a have to some of the pretender to, to do the chinese authorities and research institutions do have concerns, tests that you have it off of pender, so it actually, it is more like the rental agreement and stuff. it has been a long time that these tend to attract to is to the sue. and she will also the can gain from the, from, from admissions of those 2 ways. and at the same time, china, definitely god can spread the im

papers, the state secrets of generations to the very moment conrad revealed cuts, his savage re and hopkins would go back a few days, actions. one of his subordinates was so a portable he witnessed that he wrote to the storage kept in for they chose 20 mothers with their breast feeding incense. they were taken into a line of rocks, 200 meters from our camp. they were a mess i could do to leslie with nice, and by the next by auxiliaries the captain had decided to make an example to show the others. how will so be breakfast for him? and if the suspect to do like was not killing for the sake of killing, he failed to scan was still really wasting time might let the british reach late at 1st and prevent friends from uniting african colonies. so and also so was sent to stop his orders with the arrest for late and take control of his mission. this officer was a colonel called co op coronado club to the foreign minister, 11th of june, 1899. i confess i find it hard to believe a french office. uh could have ever ordered the hara that is alleged. i will try to find fully, but the weather icon is far

papers, the state secrets of generations to the very moment conrad revealed cuts, his secretary and hopkins would go back a few days, actions. one of his subordinates was so a portable he witnessed that he wrote to the storage captain for they chose 20 mothers with their breast feeding incense. they were taken into a line of rocks, 200 meters from our camp. they were massacred, teacher leslie with nice, and by the next by auxiliaries, the captain had decided to make an example to show the others. how will so be practiced? the foreign minister suspect to do like, was not killing for the sake of killing. he failed to scan, was still really wasting time might let the partition reach slate fast and prevent friends from uniting her african colonies. so an officer was sent to stop his orders with the arrest for late and take control of his mission. this officer was a co no called clump club to the foreign minister events of june, 1899. i confess i find it hard to believe a french officer could have ever ordered the hara that is, that alleged i will try to find fully. but whether icon is far from

papers, the state secret of generations to the very moment conrad revealed cuts, his self injury and hopkins would go back a few days, actions. one of his subordinates was so a portable he'd witnessed that he wrote to the po for it is kept in for a chose 20 mothers with their breast feeding incense. they were taken into a line of rocks, 200 meters from our camp. they were a massacre teacher, let's see with nice and by the next by auxiliaries. the captain had decided to make an example to show the others. how will so be practiced for him and if the suspect to do like was not killing for the sake of killing, he failed to scan was still really wasting. time might let the partition reach late, sat fast, and prevent friends from uniting african qualities. so an officer was sent to stop his orders with the arrest for late and take control of his mission. this officer was a colonel called crop. go to the club to the foreign minister events of june, 1899. i confess i find it hard to believe a french officer could have ever ordered the hara that is alleged. i will try to find fully, but whether icon

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and we usually see a lot of fog this time of year but it is rounds of thicker fog moving over mark hopkinslding right now, sometimes it is obscuring the view of the bay bridge and sometimes it is not, that is how it is going to be throughout the afternoon. cooler conditions sticking around today, five to 10 degrees below average but a gradual warm-up by this weekend so if you are going to the stern grove festival it should be a couple degrees warmer than what we are feeling today but the heat up is going to arrive by later this week. over the next 10 days, you can see livermore is going to be heating up significantly. they could be getting near triple digits by the time we step out monday and into tuesday and wednesday. again, that heat up is not going to last forever but it is going to be excessive and it could break some records in the bay area. again, that is early next week so my biggest suggestion is to get out today, enjoy the mid-70s. i think this is the first time that since i lived here that we have been seeing this comfortable heat, it is not going to last forever so get out toda

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let's look at mark hopkins hotel view or lack thereof as the fog is swallowing up the camera. in the lower 60s. barely above 60 degrees, santa rosa is down to 63 degrees, high of 93, you cooled off by 27 degrees already over the course of the past few hours, the temperatures in the lower 80s in livermore, concord, the heat will continue to retreat. heading through the rest of the night. fog making a strong push across the bay into the inland valleys, deeper marine layer allowses it to overcome the terrain. rounding the bay. retreating to the coast midday. along the coast, glimmers of summertime. not plentiful as we were earlier in the week. let's talk about high temperatures for tomorrow. we will be closer to normal for this time of the year. the santa clara valley, the biggest departure from average temperatures, four degrees above normal in san jose. you can handle that. plenty of lower 90s. the numbers also only about 3-4 degrees above typical late august heat. temperatures in the 80s, fremont, redwood city, 60s closer to the coast. the temperatures in the north bay, mostly

. >> i lost the new yorker's robin wright and vali nasr of johns hopkins also the biggest prisoner swap since the cold war seven countries were involved in 24 prisoners were delivered across borders including three americans. >> i'll talk to putin critic bill browder about who got the better end of the deal then venezuelan president nicolas maduro has claimed victory in last week's elections but the us says, his opponent is the actual winner will soar through the situation with opposition politician, little older lopez but first here's my take the conventional wisdom about donald trump is that he has no coherent policy agenda. he's transactional impulsive, and narcissistic the 140 of his former staffers who worked on the heritage foundation's project 2025 discovered this recently when trump abruptly disavowed the project because it became controversial. but trump does have an ideological core and it's one that dates back a long way. in 1987 when donald trump was merely a new york developer, he spent almost $100,000 to take out a full-page ad in the new york times it was an open letter t

you look at the fog spreading out from the mark hopkins hotel camera perspective, generally quiet weathers weekend, less hazy sunday as air quality improves, not as warm sunday, a cooler pattern for everybody sunday, monday, and tuesday. very few day-to-day changes heading through next week, settling into this tranquil august weather pattern. our view from the salesforce tower camera shows the fog starting to swallow up the top of the tower, likely the last time we'll get this perspective today, downtown 59 degrees, cool if you're heading to the giants game as they take on the detroit tigers, mid-60s across the bay in oakland with inland temperatures in the 70s and 80s, 76 in san jose and santa rosa, 83 livermore, barely below 90 degrees in concord. tomorrow is another day of toasty temperatures inland but not the ridiculous heat we had for so much of july. the visibilities are going to drop as fog makes a good push across the bay into the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning. it won't take long for the fog to retreat from the inland valleys and temperatures will start to warm up. we'

here's what we're used to seeing looking out from the mark hopkins hotel, lots of fog, 65 degrees downtown degrees in oakland, inland temperatures 80s and low 90s. we saw more 90s today and that is going to be the case again tomorrow after the fog dissipates. let's talk about that fog and look at our map on the floor. we'll see the fog being more compressed by the weight of the atmosphere on top of us, but it will make its known trying to spread into the inland valleys but back up to the coast as we led towards midday. this is what the satellite perspective will look like basically by noon tomorrow with the fog confined to coastal parts of the bay area. the very limited fog farther inland will result in a fast warm-up from a pretty normal start to the day. temperatures tomorrow morning will be close to what's average for this time of year. we'll start with the santa clara valley where temperatures are going to reach down into the upper 50s and low 60s. let's get the clouds off the map to read the numbers. temperatures farther inland in the east bay, a few mid-60s, even dipping to the upper

so, this is coming from johns hopkins by the way.d it's clear that that's the way the bureaucrats think about american voters, so they do apparently think they are easily manipulated. >> well we know there's roughly 2 million federal employees that are not members of the united states military but this executive order by president biden goes beyond just federal bureaucrats. it's leveraging federal agencies to get out the vote. again, elections are going to be partisan. it's fine if a partisan institution goes and tries to drive up the vote to their advantage. what we're saying is your taxpayer dollars should not be used in a partisan manner during the election. partisan activity and elections is reasonable. our federal government and all government needs to remain neutral during the process of administering our elections. david: that's what the hatch act is all about. congressman thank you very much appreciate it. thank you for coming in. coming up, flip flop flip flopping so harris claims she never wanted a fracking ban and doesn't

and vali nasr, professor at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies vali, let me begin with you and ask you, what does this look like to iran? because this has been a pretty aggressive set of moves by israel you're exactly right. i mean, this was seen by them as a deliberate provocation to precipitate. and a conflict that would ultimately probably bring in the united states into a direct confrontation with iran. so they saw that in once israel, by killing haniah, killed off the ceasefire deal, which means that the gaza war we'll go on. and it also decided to carry out the assassination in tehran. and during the inauguration of an iranian president, the new iranian president which meant that it deliberately wanted to humiliate iran and also the iranian side essentially as an attack on that inauguration itself. it's put iran in a very difficult position of needing to both retaliate, but also to establish deterrence against israel. and at the same time also not react in a way that would play exactly into what they think israel wants, which is a larger conflict robin does i