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i just really an honor to be with you today, sir, and maybe just by quick intro question. i know we've been obviously in a very unique state these last six months, and i think just love to get your perspective as governor that you probably issued more emergency orders than you would've ever liked or thought of, but maybe if you could help wokeness through as you think about those tough decisions you have to make that affect the lives and the livelihood of so many marylanders and really your calculation of kind of the risk versus reactive and all those important decisions you had to make. >> l, first of all thank you very much for being here for this discussion and thank you for your service, and all that you do for education in america. i really enjoyed the discussion with secretary rice who i'm a big admirer of editors what you think the reagan institute and foundation for giving me this opportunity to come in and speak with all of you today. so thank you for tuning in. bill, as you really change back nearly six months ago as we were faced with this global pandemic, this

just. because to. just. disappear should be able to post but. then we should say you doubt. not just. want to travel yes. it is only for us to. get a little quick to see if. you're still with me right yet there's not just that spanish. the new white. but it's a new view which go to what should be done hard to find out goodies not what you. that you would do it over there which they're never going to be but. forced to revoke or should. still be in spirit. expressed shock. throughout its history john just with the self-proclaimed islamic state terrorist group have recruited up to 30000 foreigners from all over the world to find fault. in. thousands of russian citizens left their country to join the terrorists often bringing wives and children with them. you see that as and you could no. more new the. hundreds of children and widows were held captive all disappeared. back in russia those children families went search for them. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. very dramatic development only. exist i don

now we just have a weak onshore. wind that is pushing in just a touch of fog at the coast. that likely has a bit of smoke imbedded in as well as we do look at calm winds that smoke is it going to be pushed anywhere else so now it's just settled right here in the bay area meaning likely to be hazy skies well through the afternoon. these hazy skies. they're going to keep temperatures cool way cooler than we have been barely in the 80's for inland areas, most of us in the 60's and 70's for highs today with the dim dark and that sometimes orange skies to be expected. robin it sure was all right, thank you john. >>well let's check in on the traffic we want to take a peek at the drive into san francisco doesn't look so bad out there now heading in well as far as orange sky, but it's definitely smoky. >>you have to protect yourself just limit your outdoor activity even wearing a mask as you're heading to your car the trip to san francisco looks good though i don't see any problems or crashes and we have some flashing lights of that connector ramp earlier looks like they are gone,

and it's just filthy."sort of a a feeling that look, we don't know what makes these acoustics so magical, so we're not going to mess with anything. >> jimmy: wow. >> i think part of it is -- part of it is superstition and part of it is just you really never know what that x factor is and so best not to mess with it >> jimmy: did you get to the roof at all or no? >> no, i didn't go to the roof >> jimmy: oh, yeah you got to do -- >> is there something on the roof >> jimmy: well, that's the beatles. right? that's where the -- didn't they do it on the roof of abbey road >> oh, is that where they -- is that where they -- >> jimmy: reported "let it be. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and that's where they got stopped by the -- by the police and it was -- yeah, that's -- well, if you make another album, i'll -- i'll meet you out there. >> -- was it "sgt. pepper's" that they -- they released -- they just put a speaker in the window and just blasted it out in the street and that was how they introduced it to the world? >> jimmy:

and that just struck me.my journal entries start with, you know, jotting on a note pad, and then i go into a computer version of it. and this new york journal which i started in 2009 must be something like, i don't know, like 1500 pages at this point. [laughter] so when it came to writing this book, especially drawing on stories from the fourth pandemic, there were stories and thoughts and images to draw from. and these were alling, of course, post-unsome any yak city. in some -- post-insomniac city. together with my book of photography, how new york breaks your heart, this could make a kind of trilogy. >> yeah. well, i mean, new york has such a sort of street life is like nowhere else in the world. in your book you also, and this is from before the pandemic, you talk, there's a conversation you have with two young people where just waiting for the light to change, and they're talking about an apartment house? >> yeah. >> ah, and it's like this really cool looking building, and they're talking about, like, wa

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just going back home and doing youth outreach it just makes me i guess happy true happiness by working with the youth i was always raised in a classroom setting i come from a family of educators and healers so i've always been in the classroom since i was a kid my mom has been a teacher in a big inspiration for that so when people ask why are you so connected to that of others it's just kind of just who i am and was brought up that way and raised that way. working with the youth also gives me a sense of purpose that's much deeper than. working for just myself for what would you say monetary gain or certain things like that or some artist going for the fame like that's never really been a focus of mine but. hip-hop practitioners and see i feel like i have a responsibility to give back and that's what i really focus on that it's a big focus of part of my mission couldn't afford the jaw a magazine 44 and a 4th that john ordered schoolboy in a boarding school forced the move got chores and more sports in a dorm but only one course of fire chief kept the wood burning before morning outside

i make music to just to help a lot and i do make music just likes i do have track i just befire not really. just focus on a specific concept but it's hard to see the ripple effects of us sometimes because we're just moving and moving and moving and moving and i hope to look back one day and be able to. thrive with my music career but also really it's a money give back tenfold as much as i received i mean i got to say my hip hop has been there since the beginning so it's hard for me to say what i really want out of it it's hard to describe man i just sometimes that the music speaks for itself. and that ladies and gentlemen is our show for you to day thank you all very much for watching and remember in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyrrel but keep on watching those hawks and have a great day and night everybody. trade and investment to become metric spills to conjure economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the invest for chapter of a trade agreement is

none of those forms a simple and there's a lot of it's just to give up i just can't do these there's a lot of that happening or has happened. unjaded colby's in one dela north of the cleanup is finally getting started. state and federal governments are paying contract is to clear people's blocks. to go on doing so goods. like you know we've talked on the phone yet this is the facts. jade is showing me assists is through what remains of his home that's the has just he yeah and stuff on that was the ollaberry yeah. it's just a shed these days ok yeah there was nothing left every fence on the price kerry odds. tractor implements. solid shy and cattle kids the house. what it all cars are being placed in for a lot of old fords. with. yeah this is yeah yeah. because that's what will be a spaces that. in this shire alone there are more than 2000 buildings to remove including an enormous 32000 tons of material contaminated with the space to this were saying about 4 way. given this has the is probably that the latter end of that rather than being able to solve it in earlier yeah i reckon it.

it's not that i'm not here now you just you've just you've just lost me company that's are just lucio day just as you know i don't think i was ever you cannot be serious you cannot know . honestly come on anybody going forward and say you have sacked was photo what do i have to explain to you they history oh i know your his you know it sounds like you know you're a member. more and i know that you are and right now here we're rapidly rapidly running out of time here but i mean. don't you see this kind of continuing again kind of being non partisan here this continue being go back to george bush sr all the way to the present and it doesn't really it i am very frustrated you know you know there's plenty of data prototypically from the 2016 election that people are very against these wars these forever wars and trump talks about being against that but you know what he's president and he's and he's not succeeding under his watch ok and tells me something either is something is wrong with him or most likely or in addition to is that the permanent bureaucracy this is what we do for a living

that means they can't have universal mail-in voting they just can't have it. >> jimmy: okay he just admittedt he's not agreeing to a deal to fund the postal service because he doesn't want mail-in voting to be possible for the election trump is like one of those movie villains who spends so much time explaining his plan out loud that the good guy manages to shimmy out of his handcuffs. [ laughter ] "first, i'm going to take your body, and then i'm going to put you in the piranha tank. then i'm going to get a buzz saw and the buzz saw's slowly going to come right down the -- he's gone. [ laughter ] postal workers were like, "how much less funding can you give us we don't even have pants." [ laughter ] no one is happy about this millions of americans wrote trump angry letters about it but this is nice, when he found out trump was meddling in the election himself, putin was like, "they grow up so fast. [ light laughter ] speaking of the election, after joe biden announced that kamala harris was his vp pick, the trump campaign was quick to release an official statement. it seems like they can't

we really just cooked dinner and just really had a good time and just kind of just loved on each othered about shaletra bringing the virus home to your family. what is the protocol when she walks into the house from work? - when she gets home, she already has her routine set to remove her clothes in a separate area and what she brings into the home. she comes in. she goes right in to hop in the shower, and after that, then we can sit back and spend time with the family. - i know we have tough-love conversations with our kids. did you, as a couple, have a tough-love conversation? i'm not asking if you argued over this. i'm asking, did you have to sit down and have that real heart-to-heart? i can tell the answer already, so tell me what happened. - it pretty much just flowed together. everybody is on the same court. everyone knows what's expected of each other, and we just take it from there, and it's worked out well thus far. - it has worked out well, and that's why they're part of the people that we're celebrating. john, you have a different approach to all of this. what's your approac

he just ignored it. i know some americans are going to dismiss this as fake news but they shouldn't. he's a well sourced and meticulous reporter by all accounts. the president has made his views on the military and their sacrificeinize credibly clear. he doesn't get it. he doesn't get why people say send me or how much they love their country that they're will took put it all on the line. i am a military spouse and i don't know what it is to go to war. i don't know what it's like to risk it all, but like other military family members, i have a view to it that a vast majority of americans do not. and after this report came out last night, i was thinking about a story my husband told me about one of his friends, a friend who he would alternate on patrols with. and, to hear my husband tell it, was a total bad as. they were in afghanistan during a particularly hairy time in the war and on this day t was his friend who went out on the patrol and he was killed. because in war, it doesn't matter if you're squar

and yet you just pretend that what you're seeing is not happening. what is your role as a journalist. and other media story that's on our radar this week relates to coverage of the dispute that's flared up between turkey and greece over gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean meenakshi ravi has been. looking into it man up president erda one of turkey has taken issue with the coverage of this geo political story which media outlets is he talking about specifically he certainly isn't happy with what the media have been putting out richard turkey and greece both laid claim to gas reserves in the eastern med and over the past few months there's been a fair amount of matter time just in between the 2 countries the media coverage has been pretty charged 100 people in particular the right wing athens based democrates published a pretty cockatoo front page we need translated from the greek it reads f. you mr erdogan and they make sure that they put that english translation on the front page as well president only one's personal lawyer immediately filed a

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just kind of like fade out around the sides next we go in. and i love the scar it's a kind of accentuate the eyes really want to accentuate it the way that we you know the government love to accentuate the migrant crisis and xenophobia generally whenever they need to have serious discussions about how this pandemic was handled and you know do bragg's it so yeah just. accentuate so to finish i sometimes like to just go under the i am very very delicately delicate as our lives are under this government and that they don't take very seriously by giving us mixed messages and there you have it. young women with a passion for the space i used to dream about working and if they are still company i like not sound enough so that a small step of the science a giant leap for womankind in kurdistan the name of don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the satellite of the sent into space women make science cut a stunt space school at the certified on al-jazeera. toba are now dizzying was only a month left until election day candidates are warming u

just that example and just seeing that is inspiring.or someone to say i'm looking at carmen and i'm that shy kid who no one really paid maybe that much attention to. but she can become an elected person and do good things, too. that's inspiring, too. those are the examples we need to show is that not all leadership styles are the same. but we can all succeed as leaders, right. and so i think that's something that has been imprinted in me, i've kind of realizing this. >> yes. i'm sorry. >> go ahead. >> a really good point about where, you know, different styles of leaders, right. and i like that. but we both have very, you know, unique backgrounds that have, you know, involved struggle in some capacity. i think it also developed -- it also helps us to develop a appreciation and respect for one another as well, which i think is also important in the world of politics. how we treat each other, even in the midst of our disagreementses, it's so important, because that's one of thing biggest challenges that we face. and when we have disagreem

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i think his or just regular people who have regular jobs just like you, just like me, who just want to faith. they are just my friends, they are no different than anyone else in america. >> martha: how do you feel, and how does amy feel sort of knowing -- how do you feel is a sister i guess is the most fair question, knowing that she is going to go through this process, which we have seen in recent history be so brutal, how does that make you feel as her sister? >> protective, of course. but i think if anybody can handle it with poise and grace, it's amy. she has always been a person of strength and love and poise and i think for her to have the courage to put herself out there in front of the country, frankly the world, and have for her own beliefs examined and criticized, i admire her. there's just no better person for the job. >> martha: megan edwards, thank you, we really appreciate you coming into my very good to meet you. thank you very much. >> thank you, you too. >> martha: so coming up, we've got more from the site of tomorrow's presidential debate in cleveland, ohio, after th

it just just the dangerous of the job.the blink of an eye seeing some just walk up and just start shooting on them, it's. if this is me off. this may be at the same time and i. there's no pretty way to say it. >>well the agency described the shooter as a 28 to 30 year-old black male wearing dark clothing at this point that's the only information they have but again a $100,000 reward being offered for more information. and while we are tracking wildfires here on the west coast people living in the gulf coast, don't forget are preparing for another big storm system of their own tropical storm sally is expected to make landfall this week as a category one potentially a category 2 storm if it strengthens and of course is threatening the gulf coast with dangerous storm surge and heavy rain and winds and this comes just a few weeks after hurricane laura carved its own path of destruction through that part of the country we've got peyton reporting now from new orleans. >>and i'm believable site on saints sunday outside the superd

>>is just. and just amazing the scope of alleys donations isn't limited to pediatric hospitals any child suffering through a personal trauma may be referred or chosen to receive a fuzzy friend christy creasy says she hopes those chosen will retain the spirit of alleys gift for a lifetime to see these monkeys get to these kids that it's something they're going to remember and a time that they were scared for all the years to come. >>meanwhile the uk production of the batman starting back up again after being shut down earlier this month after someone tested positive for covid-19. a spokesperson for warner brothers said that filming started back up after a hiatus for quarantine precautions. studio not identifying exactly who had the virus. robert pattinson starts in the film from director matt reeves it's been on hiatus for almost 6 months because of the covid-19 pandemic the positive case came just 3 days after the bad man had initially resume shooting. the batman was originally set to hit theate

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>>as those flames are just racing toward his neighborhood. as we head outside or before we have to break we're heading outside to check in on conditions outside your door a little foggy for some of you the weather is cooling down and that's good news for firefighters because they need some cooler conditions to deal with the glass fire. we'll have your full forecast and specifics coming up with meteorologist john trading just a bit. >>welcome back everyone it is for 28 good morning and thanks for staying with us how about we get an update on the forecast i hear that we are cooling down in the days ahead, and that's good news. good morning john good morning. robin, yes, i love that kennedy's to we definitely deserve cool down. after the really hot start to the weekend that continued hot conditions we saw yesterday and will again today just the very top of the sales force tower sticking through the blanket of fog that is shrouding most of the bay this morning. the onshore breeze that's carrying in that fog helping to spare coastal areas, the wor

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we just looked out the window. there's a slight yellowing tinge to it so i guess a kind of depends on what angle you're looking at the sky from this morning absolutely james, i mean aren't you glad that you're our eye. >>all right when the dad how move on yeah let's go to sara >>in the north bay for us this morning has been up in marin county. sarah save us from will look at your dash a >>what sad joke though got no on aren't you glad that it's not orange. well, yeah am. >>but talked to on the street, it's a slim down i said they want to talk about barbara lee it's pretty crazy. rice said. well the thing about the weather is you're stuck with it and i said actually a good way to put it we're going to step with it look at this fall the smokiness deceiving because it just looks like our usual fog here in south london. but it is smoking take a look at this map you can see the air quality is bad here ok guys it's not a joke and people are heading outside doing everything they normally do. they're biking or walking or j

it's just going to end. leaders, true leaders, rise to the occasion and are hospital with peopl honest with people. and you know what? american citizens can handle the truth. it's stunning to me that anybody would accept a president saying, oh, we just didn't want to panic people. yeah. you don't want to scream lies in a crowded theater which, essentially, frankly, this president has done, many times, in front of a large auditorium. but honesty and telling the truth. you know whethat? americans have been through tough times, before, and rise to the occasion. >> and, anderson, it's so much worse than that because he lulled half of this country into a false sense of security. he told his own supporters, millions of trump supporters around the country that the scientists aren't to be trusted. remember, dr. fauci has said on repeated occasions, dr. anthony fauci who is on the task force, said on repeated occasions, he and his family have received death threats. they're being harassed because there are so many pe

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but the smoke has just enhanced that. now what we're seeing is very minimal daytime heating will not a lot of that heat making its way to the surface because that tense layer of smoke is blocking it out. so temperatures are 10 to 15 degrees below average for this time of year 60's and 70's for east bay areas that as you remember just days ago were above a 110 degrees for many of the same spots so big changes just a matter of days wish i could talk about changes as far smoke goes and we will be seeing them, but it's going to be a slow go these next few days. today are smoky este in our worst air quality tomorrow likely not to be much better sunday we should start to see improvements sunday night into monday even more so yet and into next week it will be a better forecast as long as no new smoke is put up from any new fires back to you. >>all right, thank you john let's check in on the friday morning commute around the bay area starting to thin out looking a lot better. we started off with some hot spots but now not so much

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it is just 3 hours of. the french side that i was 3 hours and just.screaming and we can hear krajic everywhere staff meeting the house is pretty terrifying. >>the storm has claimed one life in alabama and one more person at least to still missing right now. >>all right, let's get a check of the with john travel in the weather center we've been talking john all morning long about how dense the fog is out there this morning yeah, what we've got this morning just that very dense fog that's the only thing that may be interrupting your travel into work this morning as otherwise we're going to be beautiful today, fog is starting to live for a couple of spots that have been problem areas like sfo. but as you can see from our berkeley can hear there is a very dense blanket of it just swallow in the bay up this morning. as for air quality map that fog is not. embedded in it with any smoke that's some good news as you venture outside maybe for a morning jog. you don't have to worry about air quality if you do have plans on heading to the east this weekend or th

it's just non-stop firefight. >>all right, thank you so much for joining cal fire chief lynn told chapa good luck to you and all your firefighters out there. time now for the latest on the forecast including the weather conditions affecting those firefighters in the north bank crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us right now little bit of good news, the winds have died down a little bit yeah it was ferocious over the weekend 3050 mile an hour offshore winds very dry conditions. >>eunice park started in those kind of conditions this is exactly what happens and of course we saw breakout now right on the border, there was santa rosa now the good news is the winds have switched direction we're getting west southwesterly. wind that is pushing fire back toward the mountains little bit away, but again still extremely dry conditions and very hot air around the bay area. so certainly we'll see that again for tomorrow but it looks like finally a little more influx of some moisture least along the coastline is

david is making notes what are you running down your arm just a bit magnetic i just wrote down if only we knew or they aren't says our job would be so much easier we. are saying to people. i don't know here how long you immunity after being infected with a virus i don't know how long it's going to take a vaccine to come and whether that vaccine is going to be therapy effective and that's what makes it difficult for people if these so-called experts don't know who doesn't and then that nagging fear builds up that somebody somewhere is doing something terrible to sort that all i'm just saying is i don't think we should be terribly surprised but i agree in player in you that they don't for me the result is some really bad things happen people play around drinking bleach or taking the wrong pills and that's it we've really got to work hard to avoid. heidi has very late i will know it is your kids yet it gets hot is it this is what even during a trying to help people work out what is share what is false what are they able to tell us about your. well. it's interesting when david was saying w

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3 just off right now. right now but what if i would miss something well a smartphone break is not that easy. it never stops pinging and we can't stop looking at it. then and he is one of many who have trouble staying away from their smartphones. work so my flops all i use my smartphone basically around the clock i often look things up when i read something somewhere i research it immediately you know i'm on whatsapp a lot and i feel compelled to open each message right away. melanie's average daily smartphone use amounts to 3 hours most of it going to work or operating system tells her that on some days she's even been on for more than 4 and a half hours. that's time that her husband tivo would prefer not sharing with the phone or ringback another message she seems as if it really bothers me in certain situations when we're sitting together in the evening and talking or about to watch a film or when i have something specific to tell her and she just plays with half and doesn't even look at me or tell but.

what we just talked about, the access to healthcare, and we just need to work on it, and work on it very aggressively. >> my last question, doctor, is that in these patients who may have died from complications of covid-19 at the time, but maybe they weren't tested, or they weren't officially, you know, part of the covid-19 counts, there's no way to go back and try to determine if somebody's death was, in fact, linked to coronavirus. >> right. it's very hard to tell, alexander, if they didn't seek help initially, there's way we can include them in the tally. >> all right. we have to leave it right there. the discussion is a very important one, as we hit this grim milestone. appreciate your time and insight, doctor, thank you for coming on. >> thanks, alexander. >> beta makes landfall with tropical storm winds, and heavy rain. we have the latest coming up from texas. >>> the race is on to try to rescue hundreds of whales in tasmania. more than 250 are stranded there on sandbars. a team of marine biologists is in a race against time to try to save as many whales as possible, but it is

cloud coming through here but for the east and just generally dry with just a few showers. the crackdown continues hundreds more the protesters there arrested in valerie says have a handed tactics from security forces continue against demonstrators. i money this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a dire situation for refugees trapped in the greek on and a new camp is being set up but thousands still need humanitarian help. shroud of smoke and ash fills the sky complicating efforts to fight wildfires across the u.s. west coast. and to call to reimpose is a coronavirus lockdown as hospitals and graveyards are stretched to capacity. we begin in belarus where more than 400 people have been arrested in the capital following an escalation in violence against protesters hundreds of thousands flooded the center of minsk making their way to one of the presidential compounds activists have been demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko following the disputed election result last month and reports. strategy to stop the. tests place out on the streets of min

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s just the seer what's the latest. so let's look at some very bad luck for these companies who plan to go i.p.o. next week because just 2 weeks ago it looks like it was the perfect timing for a tech i.p.o. the market was an all time high the optimism was not logical but it was infectious as a tech rally led into all the other sectors and kind of lifted them up too but then all of a sudden the market turned as soft bank exited its texture of the trade so now the market the tech sector looks pushy at best and unfortunately it doesn't look bad timing for all of the scheduled i.p.o.'s that we have on deck so some of the biggest names that are poised to hit the market including database vendor snowflake gaming company a unity software and tele health provider amwell so these come. originally planned to go public earlier this year back in april and may but they had to put their plans on hold due to code red so when the market then subsequently bounced back and next hit all time highs again these companies restarted the prep

. >> i just ordered tons of rbg. >> yeah. >> much more on her legacy, in just a moment. but first, the historic fight over naming a replacement that could shape the court for a generation, to come. democrats have already called on senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, to hold off on trying to push through a supreme court nominee this year. but mcconnell wasted no time pledging, last night, that he will bring trump's nominee to the floor. let's go to manu raju on capitol hill. and, manu, this is going to be a giant chess game with the election so close. and just a short time ago, i understand senate democrats held a strategy session. what are you learning? >> chess game and a furious fight ahead. democrats had a rallying call of sorts, just earlier this afternoon. democratic leader chuck schumer detailing what is at stake with the supreme court pick. and urging his caucus to remain united, throughout this fight. and saying, quote, let me be clear. if leader mcconnell and senate republicans move forward with this, then nothing is off the table for next year. nothing is