the folks at foggy bottom say i can't say this, i better not say it.hink has changed fundamentally? and i guess let me say, i think it is the 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we don't have frank cappa films or john wayne films, we have a different film that exalts the anti-hero and on and on and on and has a cultural on what it means to be an american. >> the decline of religion. there were subjective moral standards and so long as you weren't actively harming somebody then you should consider them a member of your community. use things like forgiveness. essentially what we're talking about in what the left is engaging in this authoritarian movement is a religion without god. it has been for a long time. it's a pagan form of religion in which you must be answerable to an ever moving mob that changes in line at will and continually make sacrifices to the mob or else you won't be declared part of the mob. and shifting thorntainer politics that is ugly and on the cultural level that's a huge problem. i think the decline of family has been a

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say whatever you want. what tinker said, is that if the school wants to restrain you the school has to show that what you were saying created a material substantial disruption to learning. so that's a really good example for me about a kind of i think very reasonable women and again we can argue and discuss about where those limits could be and none of this is easy, right, you know a kid wearing the part of the bible that some people then i said some people think inner diets homosexuality or gay behavior, right? should they be old where that passage in school? well, will that disrupt somebody's learning again. they're hard calls in there, but i think the larger point is that the burden has to be on the institution. all right, not on the speaker to show that you know, this is such a risk that you can't say it in this environment. you also alluded john to the fact that all of us as professionals and as human beings engage in appropriate self-censorship, right just because we have the right to say something do

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the couple says the u.s. state department official contacted them several days ago tell them that they were being assigned a case worker. but so far have now received an update sense. switch gears to talk about our 4 zone forecast. the saturday night at 10 o'clock we've been tracking rain for you here on kron. 4 since we started in primetime at o'clock tonight. reese's here tonight with a look at where those showers are right now and what you can expect as you head out the door. first thing in the morning. >> there, jonathan. yeah. let's take a live look outside at half moon bay and we're noticing the storm clouds overhead. very dark ominous clouds. but not really seeing that much rain falling to the ground. in fact, still dry for those of you in the north bay barely any rain out there in the bay area. but just to our north and atmospheric river that brought us the tail end of that storm tonight is still bringing light to moderate and heavy downpours for seattle, portland and even eugene oregon so they could

he says the protest had been building up for years. the violence it's you've seen to day to be chair, social net percent. twitter mostly is the combination of her 2 years process. 2 years campaign by the serbian, out of the church. up for the day long, the religious freedom, controversial law review, religious freedoms passed parliament 2019 the serious religious mass procession protest in montenegro took place, was followed by a hate campaign. he produced huge into that the tensions in montenegro and biscuit. painless, supported greatly by serbia and russia was using survey also as its proxy. and it has been perceived as of the kinds of hybrid warfare has been using montenegrin, but as it's break wrong. so if you, you may recall in 2016, we had who attend montenegro and last year we had to change of government the government that the whose members, including prime minister and head of national security are and pick by the serbian church serbia, out of the churches and now using it simple as over a month and going to politics to pass p

chief washington says the shooting was justified. the man who was shot and killed has been identified as 22 year old kevin johnston of hayward. police say he was wanted for a number of crimes, including carjacking and drug possession. an early morning fire badly damaged a home in lafayette and as ktvu is elissa harrington reports, firefighters had a difficult time making entry. well the fire completely gutted this home on golden gateway in downtown lafayette. i got a chance to speak with some neighbors who told me that a woman lived here with her cats. they say that she often left out food for stray cats and sometimes brought them inside. now we know that nobody was hurt. firefighters say the occupant of the house did escape. the fire was called in just after midnight here on golden gateway and second street in lafayette. large flames were seen tearing through the bottom story of the building when cruz first arrived, firefighters say. they they had trouble making entry because there were so many items stacked and cluttered in the ent

the postal inspector says.fortunately the mail carriers, injuries are minor and assault on a carrier is a federal crime punishable with up to eight years in prison. the u. s postal service is offering up to $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. aundre amber, i wonder if the email services doing anything extra to protect mail carriers in certain areas. did they say anything about that? they said. there's not a whole lot they can do. but they said they do have people watching some of the routes, but that's pretty much all they would say alright, everly reporting for us live in oakland ever thank you. meantime two men charged with more than 40% snatchings and robberies across the bay area appeared in san jose courtroom today, authorities say anthony robertson and dorje blanks were targeting asian and pacific islander women in search of cash. prosecutors say they look for victims near atms, casinos and asian markets, often grabbing purses from car seats, but sometimes knocking over vic

whatever the city says in the public health say is is.briel says his crew will do its best to make everyone comfortable people like provide great service be clear and also just, you know, do your best to make experience good. you know, there people who might not have proof the could forget your phone. you can get your card indoor to over 15 to collect the vaccination status of all still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news the giants and a's making their playoff push. we've got a breakdown of yesterday's games coming up in sports. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> now to some bay area sports, the san francisco giants pulled off an extra inning victory last night against the los angeles dodgers with the win. the giants are now a game up on the dodgers in the national league west. the 2 teams will play again tonight. if this crowd is any

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the prime minister says the fire followed and explosion. it's unclear what caused the blast, but he could have been linked to oxygen supply. my blood of his jessica rip report it is officially confirmed that 14 people have died after the fire in this temporary hospital instead of all town invest in fires of north macedonia, said dorothy sending to you showed, sorry, investigating what was the reason for these threats. the representative of the ministry of hilde informed that in the moment of fire in this temporary hospital, there were 76 patients prime minister zone and zion express his condolences to the family of the big scene, saying that this is very big thrasher, the huge tragedy also he said that he is expecting from the institutions answer. what was the reason for these huge tragedy. also, he adds that explosion appear before the big fire. 5th of all of us, very hard affected by funds in equal school. we 19 this cost, it's all said double cost adult. also the same for a hospital was full with patients in the last few weeks. they were

who are, let's say, behaving in a way that is, let's say, not really, let's say acceptable to all understand regrets, but not acceptable. and this includes even russia in the middle east peace. and i think we have altogether a keen interest in a more peaceful area in this, in the middle east. and the same applies to asia please. we have these, let's say, developed trade and investment interest, for example, with china. yes or with india. yes. and you can't dissolve or separate your trade in investment interest from, let's say from for security policy. it's a point taken about bank of america's role in the ukraine, members of nato. and just finally, i mean, do you think the german elections will affect you? us relations in any, any real way, then please, please, in my eyes we, what we need with regard to view as is a reset of our relation with the united states. we need it. it's clear. this has become in clear under trump because, but with trump it was impossible to discuss, to negotiate in this way. and i think we have to look, let's say, in a more balanced relationship with us. this include

officials say that there is safe to breathe. lipoma ♪ hello.isia's president has named a geologist with the politically experienced as the country's first female prime minister. she has been tasked with forming a government as quickly as possible. her appointment comes after four tunisian political parties formed a coalition to oppose the president, who they accused of carrying out a coup. reporter: he she has been thrust into the spotlight by tunisia's president, coming prime minister at a moment of national crisis. the president is under pressure to name a government after he dismissed the prime minister, suspended parliament and assumed executive authority in june. it is a move that opponents call a coup. [speaking in foreign language] -- >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: fighting corruption is the starting point. we will fight in all fields, including health, transport, and education. may god help you and your team that i hope you will form quickly tooth catch up on the time lost in so many ministries that became arenas flowing

all their mother found was a note saying the sisters were going to the store, except she says the spelling and grammar was way too perfect for a 10-year-old to have written. or maria who was 5 when somebody abducted her in new jersey two years ago. she is in the yellow here in the store picking out ice cream with her mom not long before they went to a park investigators say that's where they believe a man led her into a red van with tinted windows and her mother never saw her again. or wesley dale morgan, just 2 years old when he vanished in louisiana in 2001. his mother said she left him on the porch and went inside to make pickled eggs and when she came back outside he was gone. officials say they are looking for any and all information on the missing cases which you can find on their website at fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap. >>> it's happened yet again in america. a mass shooting today at a supermarket in a memphis suburb. a gunman opened fire in a kroger store in collierville, tennessee. the shooter killed himself and five of the surviving victims are now in critical condition. law enforcement

, he can say he — has a few things he can pointor, he can say he has won victories in this us trip, _— can say he has won victories in this us trip, i think. the submarine deal with the _ us trip, i think. the submarine deal with the us — us trip, i think. the submarine deal with the us and australia, and also getting _ with the us and australia, and also getting the us president to agree to open up _ getting the us president to agree to open up borders to allow vaccinated people _ open up borders to allow vaccinated people fine the us again, he has that to _ people fine the us again, he has that to boast about but critics of brexit _ that to boast about but critics of brexit will say this has proved, they— brexit will say this has proved, they were _ brexit will say this has proved, they were right to oppose brexit. let us _ they were right to oppose brexit. let us look— they were right to oppose brexit. let us look at the daily telegraph, and jonathan gps needless prescriptions push drugs bill to 9 billion, a report finds.— billion, a report finds. yeah, a shocking _ billion, a repo

he says this congressman doesn't want 75 afghan refugees but says to send them here to the bay area and in fremont amanda hari kron 4 news. we'll be right back. >> 7.54 here. want to tell you a little bit about the sports oakland a's taking on the los angeles angels. top of the 6th. seth brown comes through with the rbi bringing home at olson to tie the game at 4, the very next at-bat. the pitch gets past the catcher that gives the a's the lead oakland one. this one by a final of 5 to 4. >> where to go. >> the forty-niners. they have a tough test this weekend. as they are in the city of brotherly love for the second game of the nfl season. it's been a rough week for the red and gold as we learn, right. he most hurt and jason for at they're out for the season and rate greenlaw. he will miss up to 6 to 8 weeks now. several guys are still question marks for tomorrow's game. it will be interesting to see how the forty-niners run game shapes up with the absence of most search ricky's allies are mitchell and trey sermon. they will both see bigger roles in his absence. but this eagles defense,

i'm saying is that the person who formerly negotiate this up to a successful says and then i want the acceptance or reaffirmation of my poet and equality. and therefore, international call state is the president of the republic of cyprus and the leader of the self declared republic of north cyprus, held talks in april in geneva. as in so many previous rounds, they ended in failure. we'll be having lunch with the secretary general antonio terrace on monday. but all parties are quick to stipulate that this is an informal event and didn't know way signifies a beginning of a new round up negotiation. cypress remains divided by a green line, monitored by us forces, and up to nearly half a century, the line appears no less permanent. my kind of audience era united nations of this week's un general assembly that a mirror of cats are emphasized the importance of the international community continuing to support guns. for 2 weeks conference house, more than 60000 evacuees from campbell most have now been moved to a 3rd country, but hundreds remain. jennifer brag went to housing complex to see

he says i have nothing to say. go away. he tries three more times.u have to stop the press. and for the next 30 minutes, proceeds to speak fully and completely without saying a word. it is complete gibberish. it's perfect, wonderful. at the end of, which one of the reporters says you don't seem very excited. at which he responded i'm not an excitable guy. he knew something she knew and nobody else did. the phone calls were pouring in from warsaw, paris, london. asking the same basic question "what the heck is going on? "and more importantly and here i want to use a technical historian term. the people on the other end of the phone were freaking out. and now we have crowds surging tlult all of europe and one of the most amazing things i think bush does and she manages to keep all the international leaders calm. to try encourage them to take a breath, a step back so nobody ultimately pulls the trigger. as he begins to think about the reconstruction with everything going on and i will end on this point, which is to say what he does next fundamentally sh

one group says one say as much as 250 and others don't know.right is yesterday morning all of us from veterans were there when the chair gavin and unfortunately she gave one minute for the 13 who passed, never mentioned their names and then quickly adjourned before the sponsor of the legislation we are asking to move representative could have moved to bring the legislation forward which does exactly think we were talking about. it calls for the investigation, the president to come forward. we want to know how many weapons are lefteh behind and what the odds are getting them back or having a reporting of where they are at. all of this to establishing and also establishing that if we don't recognize the taliban as a government, we do not recognize the taliban government. these are things we need to do with oversight to see what happens, it's going back very quickly and has already gone that, it's gone bad since the day it started and it's a marine and as a father of marine and the grandfather of a marine, i am upset and so are my constituents in

he says, president say it's next steps. unclear. we had seen an advisor of his speech to the process a couple of days ago to just that the president was willing to suspend the constitution and to to, to have a new one written and to submit that referendum of last night. the president to clarify that he would respect to existing constitution, but he wants to be amended in terms of amending the constitution, it seems a bit difficult in this moment. the constitution currently says that amending the constitution would require parliament to, to vote on any amendment by 2 thirds majority. the president, of course, has frozen the parliament initially is that it is freezing the parliament for one month period. he's extended that indefinitely since then. so it's unclear if he's going to be making amendment on his own, whether they'll be a committee that's set up. he has said that very soon there will be a new government that he's going to be putting in place is going to be pointing out . however, he's been saying that for quite a while, we s

honestly she says. she's fearful of what will happen if the federal government claws back the unspent funds. it's so many more people there are on the streets every day, and it's so hardening to walk down the street and see these homeless camps popping up because it's too expensive to live here. you can still apply for emergency rental assistance beyond the end of this month, congress passed a second round of funding as part of the american rescue plan to find out where to apply and if you qualify, go to our website, king tv .com and click on this story. i'm brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. there's a push to build more tiny home communities to help people get off the streets when proposal for a new housing community in mountain view would feature 100 modular homes to house 124 people. county supervisors say they hope to approve a $25 million grant towards building 10. more communities such as this one. county leaders say they hope for other governmental organizations and private companies will step up

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his former attorneys say they are asking president biden to release him because of what they say arees against him. a man from campbell is being recognized for his quick thinking this after he called 911 and in the process may have prevented a mass shooting more now from our south, their reporter jesse gary. so i'd like to invite mr mammadov to come up here. farouq mammadov could never have imagined a 911 call would lead to his receiving the highest award. the santa clara county district attorney can present to a citizen. i don't really personally think i did much. i just feel like you know, the officers did a great job just after midnight july. 9th mammadov makes an emergency call saying he sees a man prowling in an alley on east sunny oaks avenue in campbell. he was looking in some uh, storage. areas that we have at my work officers bonnie brannan and scott bukovec arrived minutes later and arrested 32 year old wesley martin's. the recognition we're giving today is a perfect example of the partnership that the camel police department has had with our community. investigators say ma

police say he's looking for his gun.u see the gun fall from the shirt into the stroller there and within seconds retreat, the gun pointed at officer hartman. we believe that he actually, um, shot around at the officer. house fired suspect down. officer jesse hardman, a nine year department veteran fire numerous shots, killing the suspect, 22 year old kevin victor johnston. the shooting happened last month their auto mall parkway and south lake common. acting police chief shawn washington says johnson was wanted for carjacking and weapons violations are officers answered the call and responded to guard our community against an extremely dangerous individual, causing harm police at 40 minutes before he was killed, johnson had shot at 25 year old man in the head at a nearby mobile home park. that victim is still fighting for his life. police use this surveillance video to help identify the suspect. after johnson was shot. police recover what turned out to be a ghost gun? the shooting by the officers under investigation by f

they say it was between they say it was between 6 and 6:30 at night. here is the timeline again the restaurant and van sighting friday, august 27th. later that day gabby's mom said she received what she called an odd text from gabby asking for help for stan, her grandfather, except her mother never called him that between august 30th and september 1st brian laundrie uses that fake card. september 1st at 10:27 a.m. police report the van enters northport, florida september 11th gabby reported missing. september 14th the last time brian laundrie's parents say they saw him september 19th searchers find a body, now confirmed to be gabby's. her death ruled a homicide but we still don't know how she died nbc's jay gray is outside in venice, florida. jay, a fifth day now of searching over that area with no signs of brian laundrie, but this is now a manhunt. >> reporter: yeah, you are absolutely right as you described so well, a lot unfolding in this case i want to get straight to the latest comment from the laundrie family attorney issued within the last hour

many residents say it is not the same.ion that would allow this to continue. i was hoping that i can stop and pleasant and i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. food service workers at san francisco's oracle park said today they plan to go back to the negotiating table this week after voting to authorize a strike yesterday. nearly 97% of the workers approved the strike this after negotiations with the bone appetit management company stalled food service workers one at least $3 more an hour for covid-19 hazard pay. and safer working conditions at the giants ballpark during the pandemic. a union official says at least 20 workers had covid since the stadium reopened this season. the concession workers agreed to work today's game against the dodgers. but again, they plan to return to negotiations this week, while the giants are on a road trip, so right now, no word on when or if they might walk off the job. more than seven million people who are out of work across the country will lose their unemployment benefits beginning tom

what were other officials saying?the book -- the last book, you may remember, was called "rage." this could be rage 2.0. the book is filled with trump lashing out and having temper tantrums in the oval office. top advisers and cabinet officials in the book describe scenes that they say are like out of movies, full-metal jacket, "dr. strange" love. there are two quotes i want to read you, cia director gina haspel says of trump that he is, quote, like a 6 year old with a tantrum. secretary of state mike pompeo says he is in a very dark place right now, and there's a showdown between then-attorney general bill barr and president trump, and he sort of confronts trump about his chances of getting re-elected and he says to trump, they just think you're an -- you can read on the screen what he says. but -- >> we got it, yeah. >> -- the number of shouting matches, the -- word is used in this book more than i would say every quin ton tarantino movie, "the big lebowski" and another combined, it really shows how milley came to t

he says these could delay demand for the some of products although he says not destroy it.says they will wait for those products to become available back to you. >> thank you how do you think about this as it affects resources like aluminum and steel >> the commodities are higher. and prices in china are part of the problem. that they're deferring a lot of projects because it is too expensive, leaving aside the emissions issues as i say, you buy commodities not when they're cheap you buy them when they're expensive and that's where we're going. and mining and cap x and then op x is something that's coming around across the board. so i think this continues. as far as apple goes, we believe and it is not in the price, that anticipate, this story is not in the price. i say that because i think the view was apple can exact the most out of supply chain of almost anybody out there of as someone who watched the move with nike for several different reasons but similar reasons, that production and apply chains shut down, whatever the cause, is something that apple investors need to

many people here were saying there's no way that a government can be announced if, if it's to be to say, like that's all about a promise that will be when they're fighting more effectively. is another wall in the punch valley against a very significant minority tactics are about a quarter of the population of this country. so this, this problem, this conflict, has huge ramifications for vast amount of civilians court in the middle. and obviously the that the political stability of this country and the taliban is efforts to as they say, solve the game shall struck the forcing top of thanks. charles know us secretary of state antony blinkin says he'll travel to cancel and germany to visit diplomats and trips. as oliver, as well as africans evacuated from cobble, he says the talent must only it's commitments if it wants relief from sanctions. we have worked intensely across the international community to set a very clear, international expectation of what the world is looking for from the taliban when it comes to freedom of travel. now in try and among other things you want security counci

she says installing the election software is a very secure process. she says all counties.hose using dominion or not must physically pick up the software from the secretary of state's office. only certain individuals can get it that we take that put it on to you. >> our system. but verify that system is indeed there. correct system is working properly and everything we have in walk is a location. california has done risk-limiting audits. but the secretary of state's office noted state law currently does not provide for one for this recall election. it's unclear if that can change with less than 2 weeks left until the election date. >> and with less than one week left in the legislative session. the secretary of health, the state office is really good with communicating with all elections officials and letting us know what's going on. leaders of the state senate and assembly elections committees would not comment friday security experts and state leaders acknowledge california has a long history of having solid election security in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> t

what they say. and if they tell you to do something, do it because they're not doing it of some conspiracy. scientists and science aren't political. they don't care. they care about what is in the science. mathematicians. it's not political. one plus one equals two. that is it. so, just stop trying to look for reasons to criticize the administration and to not get something because maybe you're afraid of it or because you want to be political about it. and just be open. >> i'm with that. i'm just saying just don't give 'em reasons to doubt you. >> okay. fair. >> get it together. and then, give us the answer and we'll move forward. >> i -- i'm going to go because i'm going to -- i'm going to have to come next door and smack you if you keep disagreeing with me. >> you know where i am. i love you, d lemon. >> listen. this is how you do it. i don't think this is really a disagreement. >> disagree about how often you put stuff on your face. >> if you hear what people say -- you know what people say about

you're going to say what are they talking you might still say that. but a new. >> social media challenge is calling on kids to vandalize their school bathrooms. yeah. number of schools across the country have been reporting damages. but is the trend also hitting schools. here is the question. kron four's, charles clifford has details. well, tik tok is a social media platform where people can share short videos with each other and there is unfortunately a new. >> challenge going around is called the devious lick challenge where kids are vandalizing their own schools stealing things shooting videos of it and then posting it online. we know it's happening. at least one school district here in the bay area. but it's also happen across the country as well. this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge

and surely where many indigenous people say it doesn't belong to the say, it's coming up a little later and we'll bring you up to speed on the 4th between england and india . ah, ah. done and dusted another hot one in the box across the middle east. that will repeat that on saturday. so here's your details. still have 43 degrees. we've cranked up that humidity and q weights. we've got a high 47 degrees for you. fill out some showers in the forecast, we may see some storms pop up through the alpha jar mountains in northeastern oman . same goes for areas of yemen, spilling into the heat as mountains in saudi arabia, monsoon or moisture, may leak into southern areas of pockets on impacting karachi. they've got sand and ducks coming down from turkmenistan rate along that border with off gone, his son and iran on saturday. off to turkey. our brains are peter or petering out across the black sea region toward the northeast. this symbol has a high 26 degrees through central africa. wow. what a drenching for to allah. more than a 100 millimeters of rain. and still we're seeing that line up. tho

the folks at foggy bottom can't -- say i can't say this so i better not say. what you think has changed fundamentally and let me say it is 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we don't have john wayne films but we have a different kind of film and that has had up powerful point of what people think it means to be american. >> the decline of religion there were these objective moral standards and if you are actively harming somebody you would should consider them a member of your community. essentially what we are talking about right now is this a fair terion movement and its a religion without god. has been for a long time. you must be answerable to an ever moving mob. you must continue to make sacrifices so there is a religious impulse is being filled with authoritarian politics which is really ugly and on a cultural level that's a huge problem. the decline of family is a serious issue here because again families tend to bind and when you have a collapse of the family tents to fragment. social media has decimated it. you had to actually go door-to-

and i like the comes responsibility that when they meet says you're saying goodbye, it's not like i'm potentially gonna, you know, it's the messages that i freak out on. i'm sorry, i love you. goodbye. people messaging me front. i'm so we're at now to 50 i welcome to jessica. very welcome to trade. the thing that rushes out of you hit the fast. there's what, what do you want me to change? the 1st thing that has to change with people's minds. how do you change minds it by learning to understand? because i think it goes in the way that if we can change mindset, we can change reactions. you can't change reactions about changing mondays and it's human to turn away from pain. we program to avoid it. and i understand the uncertainty people feel about someone who so aside of what don't you think people understand? i guess the biggest thing, what understand why people are going to die. accepting that people who are suffering respond differently to the world is important. they don't think of feel the way you do. they afford that with attention taking and people not taking it seriously. one of

if you say it's an excited lear ium. and that's the end of it, and the district attorney doesn't have to prosecute. the everybody's happy except, of course, the family. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. yeah. the criminal trial began today for a danville police officer charged in 2000 and 18 deadly shooting and knew a few protesters gathered outside the courthouse in martinez. officer andrew hall is facing manslaughter charges for opening fire on lattimer arboleda after the suspect led police on a slow speed chase through danville. authorities say arboleda, who is still inside his car, tried to pull between two police cars when officer hall fired at our believe his car officer hall has pleaded not guilty. he was initially cleared of any wrongdoing. but the contra costa county d, a brought manslaughter charges against tall after he fatally shot an armed suspect, carol wilson, last march. in this case, we just see many places where let's say the system failed, you know, had he been charged? let's say just within a year o

of get to say, you look terrific.nd body. >> justice breyer: thank you, thank you. [laughs] >> chris: what do help people say about your service on the court? >> justice breyer: the best thing they could say, i thought very much that it has an appeal to me is what thurgood marshall said. they said what you want in your tombstone and he said he did his best. that's it. i'm there for everybody. i'm not just there for the democrats. i'm not just there for the republicans. and i'm not just there because the president was a democrat who appointed me. it's a very great privilege to be in that job and part of it is to remember that your there for everyone. they won't like what you say half the time or more, but you're still there for them, and that's the privilege of the job in a way. you have to give your all. you have to work as hard as you can. so you see, i think it's important we have trust. >> chris: the name of the book is "the authority of the court and the peril of politics." justice breyer, thank you. >> justice br

state department says four americans were able to leave afghanistan over land, saying they're in good condition, not revealing their location according to the white house, that leaves around 100 americans still in afghanistan, more than a week after president biden withdrew u.s. forces in northern afghanistan on the tarmac at mazar-e sharif, americans are stuck on charter planes. >> six airplanes with american citizens on them as i speak also with these interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage for demands right now. >> reporter: the white house says they're not aware of any hostage situation and are working to get americans out, but a top democrat now blasting the biden administration for americans still stranded at that airport. senator richard blumenthal saying, "i have been deeply frustrated, even furious at our government's delay and inaction." but the state department says they have no control over that airfield. then there is 25-year-old masria, an american from california who is pregnant and trapped in afghanistan, here speaking to voice of america. >> there has bee

borisjohnson says no, nicola sturgeon very much says she has a mandate for that and she says this waspart of the programme for government that we saw last week, but that doesn't mean that it couldn't be discussed and possibly past in this coming year in parliament. but, as you say, there are questions of whether it falls within the devolved powers or not. without an agreement from the uk government. and, you know, the understanding of some people have said this could end up in the supreme court, because the constitution is a reserved matter and, as you say, the uk government has set many times that it will not agree to a referendum, especially in these covid times, everyone's attention should be on getting over this pandemic and rebuilding the economy and the nhs after that. find economy and the nhs after that. and what sort of — economy and the nhs after that. and what sort of details that the snp given about the practicalities of an independence referendum? actually, i am told nicola sturgeon isjust about to start speaking and here she is. a gathering of the snp since the election vi

that will help organization is already been saying. and just one of the programs which look that $2300.00 the health clinics, they say 90 percent will close eminently. and last year they treated searching them in people with 3 courses of the country. so just shows you how dependent people here on these programs on these international aids and doors is secretary lincoln actually said earlier, we will continue to provide assistance. we have been the biggest providers of assistance which is determined to continue despite the sanction. so it looks like they are trying to find ways around at 3 different agencies and n g o z. but talking to diplomats myself that we're not just going to give the telephone handouts, we want to tie to particular outcomes like women's health care, like girls education. and so they still trading carefully working out how they get the money to ask and well, making sure that it goes to the courses that they wanted to go. certain charlotte talking women, i believe that there been some protest led by women in kabul i

and as i say, they say that it's especially bad at night. it has been escalating. they also say that the resistance, this group called the n r f that are in control of punch valley. they said that they sold a group pulling in weapons, bringing weapons into the area in and around the time that the taliban took control were pushing towards taking control of cobble preparing themselves for this fight. now, bear in mind that this valley is historically known for its, for its strong resistance. the soviets, whenever able to take it, the tale bond have never been able to take it. it is 95 percent plus tasha population of around 10150000. the resistance is being led by a man called ultimate masoud, the son of a very famous fight against the russians in the eighty's. we know that they have been negotiations in the last few days. obviously they have fallen by the wayside. now. they have failed a taliban segments as china. her po is to keep its empathy and i've got a son open and to increase aid. the chinese government says it wants to play a role in the reconstruction of th

says really, they've only got days. yes, this is money to last. the rest of the year, the remaining 4 months part, there's much tight timeline with regard to the weather in afghanistan and winter coming, and they need to get that aid and that food supplies and other supplies distributed across afghanistan before winter sets in. james, we know the taliban wants the jet timothy and the eyes of the wild and many countries have fed evaluate the taliban government by the actions and their decisions in terms of policy has the thought about actually done enough to ensure that money will actually continue flowing into the country there'll be many countries that are reluctant that don't want to get money at this stage because the be worried that the money is going to go not to the people of afghanistan, but to the taliban. the u. n. when he clear that it believes it's got procedures in place for this money that it's asking for right now to get it through the you and, and through other agencies directly to the people in afghanist

the hospital staff say they haven't seen any cash for 3 months. they come by vital equipment and medicine and they lost received their salaries in may. doctors say the situation is critical and it could potentially get worse because soon after the taliban retook power, the world bank said it was freezing. hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for i've gone a stone like other western institutions and governments. it said it was proof the tale barney's keeping its promises to protect rights. before money is released among the boys amongst up, we used to be given money for the project and patient's medicine. now all the material is finished. we have nothing in 6 months like this. these problems did not start until about if the world bank stops helping, especially in the health sector, and god forbid, some of the hospitals, most basic facilities are in need to prepare. the lift is broken, and elderly and infirm. patients have decline flights of stairs. those in a critical condition, a carried up on stretches their 86 female staff members at the h

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here's what he says. quote, if you get calls, no matter who they're from, there's a process here, a procedure. no matter what you're told, you do the procedure, you do the process, and i'm part of the process. look, milley may be criticized by some for overstepping his authority, but according to woodward and costa, he felt that he couldn't trust trump, and that we were in such a dangerous time of risk that he had to take all necessary precautions. he actually had an expression for it. he called it the absolute darkest moment of theoretical possibility. what trump might do. >> and so general milley knows at this point his relationship with the president over that demonstration across the white house was toxic. it was -- so perhaps he's worried about the relationship. he also has other evidence. they write in the book about a secret memo. that general milley found out the president was trying to quickly pull out troops out of afghanistan before he left office. >> milley had proof that president trump could

but one thing i can say and i do say in the book and talk about socialization.perience that you should be lucky enough to have an animal at home. this is a little bit risky but if you do that closely the relaxation that is part of the oxytocin oxytocin inducing fear forgetting so there is really good signs that have been shown i gazing with dogs them and us releases oxytocin into the brain. >> . >> artistic patients show in flexibility and repetitive behavior. >> that works this is just a loose interpretation and many other views of autism. but it works because and then if you really have no forgetting you will need your memory to do that. then may be able have more memories but it turns out a lot more efficiently if you engage or forgetting. and then to demolish and build so then to be flexible in the face someone interpretation this week so that is why they are inflexible and to experiencing anxiety of change because they cannot modulate the memories in their mind. >> so special like remodeling house if you cannot imagine will sake currently. >> and those that

better. 30% say staying the same. 24% say it's getting worse. it is that trajectory that gavin newsom is leadning into in his closing message of this campaign, erin. >> it sounds like the virus is not just the most important thing for voters but getting better that he may see that as a credit to him and to his policies. if he's trying to go through these numbers. >> yeah, i mean, this is why you saw him as the delta variant was surging towards the end of this campaign over the summer, erin, you saw glavin newsom leaning into the coronavirus policies, not backing away from them because he understood that the california electret was in agreement with him on key components of the management. >> thank you very much, david. those are crucial exit poll numbers. i want to go to dana bash, she has a podcast "total recall" about the state's only successful recall in 2003 and mark, long-time columnist for the "los angeles times." dana, let me start with you with david talking about the split by gender and what you're seeing in terms of race and ethnicity

i kept saying it. smile. um i'm sorry. well to other southern california marines also died in the attack. lance corporal kareem granted coe and corporal hunter lopez. less than a week remains for congress to pass a federal spending budget to avoid a government shutdown, even as lawmakers debate trillions in infrastructure investments. box news lucas tomlinson has the latest. president biden's entire domestic agendas on the line this week, house speaker nancy pelosi wants to pass a $1 trillion infrastructure bill in addition to the $3.5 trillion social spending bill, the largest in history, i'm never bring your bill to the floor. that doesn't have the votes and i think any time you put an arbitrary date, well remember when the republicans said they were going to overturn the affordable care act on the anniversary of the affordable care act? i knew right then, and then they were doomed. pelosi sent a letter to her democratic colleagues saturday saying this will be an intense week on capitol hill. president biden says the $3.