madeline? >> finding agency. have very mixed feelings about social media because i've been around since it started, and before there was any social media. my concern but social media is sort of narrow and has to do with what it squeezes out much more than what it contributes. clinically i have a 0 lot of kids who spend time on social media. their popular, grades good, they are meeting awe the developmental milestones well. i don't care really what they're doing with social media. because they're on track. and then i have other kids who spend all their time on social media because they don't have the skills that they need to live a life, and we were talking about a what is protective. things like self-regulation is -- how do you public resilient in life? you can mott late your feelings, you know -- modulate your feelings, know how to talk to other people, have a sense of agency and control. those things need to be developed. if they're developing and i think it's an hour too much of social media, i leave it. and a

madeline grant, very unusual to see the mayor and the mail saying the same thing.dinary to see two newspapers normally in disagreement suddenly finding themselves in a state of violent agreement over dominic cummings. but i also think it's interesting that both have gone heavy on the idea that there is kind of in heavy on the idea that there is kind ofina heavy on the idea that there is kind of in a lack of apology from dominic cummings throughout all of this. i find that a bit odd in that sense because surely it would have been some pretty disingenuous for dominic cummings to kind of apologise or express regret, given that he repeatedly made the point that everything that he did he felt was in the interest of his family under extreme circumstances. i'm not sure that after the kind of press conference that he gave, he could've given a sincere apology, saying that he regretted the actions that he taken. butts, madeline, you know as well as i do, there are many forms of apologies, i'm sorry that people feel bad, i'm sorry for this to my apologise for creating a distr

madeline, what do you think?i agree with you that we are landing in a new spot, which is i think some of us are done with hoarding or terror or watching the news 24/7, all those kinds of behaviors are stopping to some degree. and i think for everybody it's really a terrific opportunity to think about values. i feel like i'm going back to a very old-fashioned place but that was in the book anyway, because we're going to pin on community. we are going to depend on a sense of agency, which is the opposite of mourning, in morning you don't have come so you get over the morning and i think kids, it's not just that they miss their graduation. they missed their prom. they missed that night. they missed a job without they're going to have. they missed the city they planned -- they have missed major milestones of adolescence and young adulthood. i have a particular feeling, which is look, this is awful and i think there are things we can do to make it less awful for kids. but i also think there is the opportunity to learn

madeline, what about you from two papers with don't normally have much common ground? surprising. the only time i would imagine they might have run something like this will be nonpolitical like the royal family or something. so it has amazed me actually to see the level of agreement between generally quite different press courses. but it does surprise me in a way because the with the media has been a level of outrage directed at borisjohnson and dominic cummings in this government that i think has not always been quite appropriate to the kind of alleged court crime in question. and i think many people feel uncertain a bit and many feel there has been an overreaction across the media to what has happened here and it will appear as if what was on the minds of some journalists was notjust if what was on the minds of some journalists was not just an attempt to get to the facts of the matter but also perhaps a sense of some old scores being settled and resentments and things to go further than just the question of his trip to durham or even the lockdown itself. you could ex

stay with economics and let's redo the order because we are going to the telegraph where you work madelinetreet to reopen as a uk edges back to normality so you talked about the economy and warring with the future of the economy but this isa the future of the economy but this is a headline about normality. they say soitie is a headline about normality. they say some kind of normality don't they but in practice it is going to bel they but in practice it is going to be i think some problems here that are being stored up and not least about the government is maintaining the two metre rule even though many serious organisations like the who and other countries abroad have much lower distancing restrictions that tend to be one metre rather than two. this is really important because in practice two metres will make it german is difficult for even these retail outlets that are allowed to open to actually survive because that restriction will mean limiting the numbers of customers who can enter the shops. and the same will be true of pubs and restaurants will think is a good start but i think it i

coming up after the break we kron 4 has been saluting the class of 20 20 today at his future nurse madeline stuart madeleine went to northgate high she's going to attend the university of nevada in reno there she is she wants to study nursing. you can let us know about to graduate in your life these are just some of the many pictures you've been sending us just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab and submit a photo of your graduate. you can let us know which high school that person attended and what's coming up next for them. and we've been honoring people doing good things in the community today, a local veteran who helped deliver face shields to the va hospital in palo alto former marine officer michael mcnally and volunteers from a nonprofit in menlo park donating a lot of the protective gear. the last 45 days 260 bay area residents businesses nonprofits joining forces to design by and make more than 30,000 face shields and you can spotlight somebody in your community making a difference. we have a section on our website called kron 4 heroes. you can fill ou

representative madeline dean of pennsylvania, again, we're so sorry for your loss. thank you for talking to us about this. thanks for spending time with us today. >> thank you both. >>> brian, what a day. paul manafort out of jail. people keep dying. the judge in mike flynn's case. you couldn't have made this up, right? unbelievable. >> all you need to do is listen to the humanity and the sincerity of one of 535 elected members of congress right there. in our own small, msnbc family today, dr. joseph fair, one of the virologists on the air with us, one of the explainers of this illness, famously did a video in new york city early on telling us all about surfaces and ex-hall lags and air contact, he's hospitalized with covid-19. among the more careful people, and i have to say personally, when we had him on the set back in the old days when we were in actual studios, one of the first people to decline politely to shake my hand when i welcomed him during a commercial break. one of the first people to say this is our new normal, we have to stop doing this. we're thinki

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. >>> joining mess -- me is madeline dean.at are outright campaigning for joe biden. >> thank for having me on did are this critical time for our country. in terms of supporting joe biden, i'm sprout to sport him, but let's talk about the allegations. number one, they are extremely serious allegations. so i was want wanting to hear from the vice president, what he had to say about them. i think anybody who comes forward with such allegations need to be heard theron claim investigated. joe biden yesterday through statement and through interview on your network unequivocally denied the allegations. what he also did, which i think is incredibly important, is directed the senate, who is the archivist of the records, to look for any complaint that ms. reade filed at that time. she had he filed a harassment complaint at the time. the reports will be checked, but in the meantime the vice president has been unequivocal that this did not happen. your investigation and the investigation of many other talented reporters will go forward,

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. >> it was supposed to be madeline albright she was secretary of state at the time and she legitimately had some serious business to attend to in a different country. >> no. >> yeah. >> that would have been very memorable. >> she's kind of important. i don't remember mine that was so long ago. i'm sure her words, his words affected me deeply. let's take a look at what is going on. show you the satellite and just a ginormous swirl of clouds out over the ocean and coming our way and looks like an atmosph e atmospheric river and it is a weak to moderate one and wait until we show you the updated rain totals. we knew things would change once the high resolution got a hold of this and let's start it right now at 8:00 tomorrow morning with increasing clouds. we wake up cloudy and look at this, by 6:00, light to moderate rain. now, notice, it will rain for hours up in the north bay. all night through the morning and then so about 12 hours of rain up in the north bay before it starts to finally push through the rest of our neighborhoods and weaken to showers as we head into sunday evening. some

we're going to know these next few days we're going to take you back to what it feels like maybe madeline winters we're going to see some showery weather show up around the bay area's looks like finally going to see the pattern open up a little bit that somewhat unusual for this time of year now is not going to be huge storms moving in but the clouds. >>are already on the increase tonight and you can see the storm systems kind of spinning off the coastline, the clouds so moving into far northern california now and into the bay area are starting to see that i love all some low clouds and some fog to but just off the coastline lurking out there see couple little swirls in the atmosphere, those are 2 areas of low pressure kind of spin around each other right now on they're approaching the bring with it some rain to the bay area mainly in the north bay, but certainly some showers elsewhere around the bay area tomorrow will notice that the clouds on the increase throughout the day of the chance showers developing especially the afternoon, san francisco on southward in the north bay certainly c

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i invited my ex-student to dinner at the madeline. upon his entry the public gave him an ovation. the orchestra stopped. it was almost impossible to dine, with an endless stream of guests asking for ought graphs on their menus or postcards. the ladies leaned over guynemer wanting to touch or graze against him, some kissed his uniform, his long row of medal ribbons. that's bernard thierry. this is the beginning of his demise. he was tired. you look at pictures of him in the beginning to the end, it's a world of difference. he seems much more comic, much more relaxed in the early photographs. later photographs, his face is sunken, has that 5,000-yard stare. he has had too much combat. he was really good but also became, as many of these aces, became a victim of their own success, right? because he was always trying to keep his score going, increasing, increasing, increasing. it became an addiction. so he had some bad luck. he wasn't shooting anything down. trying to overcome this bad luck it was a hard time for him but he would not give up like the skilled gambler tries to win by in

i was talking to my friend madeline who is a maternity ward nurse at one of the big new york city hospitals she told me that every one of her mothers giving birth over the last couple of weeks has been positive, tested positive for covid, which is daunting because you know the person right in front of you that you are in charge of has covid. it is terrifying. so, i get that compassion but at the same time you have to be a little freaked out by it. how much, marty, does it mean to you to be going to the white house today? >> you know, to be able to represent the company i work for pro-medica and represent the profession of nursing that i love, it's an honor and such a thrill. i cannot even put into words how excited i am. brian: marty, thanks so much. thanks for what you do. thanks for coming out of retirement to help out. hopefully the worst is over. >> i do too. thank you so much. ainsley: thank you, marty. brian: have a good time today. meanwhile jillian mele is updating us on what is happening in washington. hey, jillian. jillian: that's right. good morning. let's start with this. a grou