in the 40s, 50's and 60s we viewed colleges more public and what they mean by that is legislatures bunted public universities f. we saw these campuses grow and expand in that era and they kept tuition low and the cost was a couple hundred dollars a semester to go to a public university and in california or the university of new york tuition was free back insi those days. that started to change in the 70s and 80s.he tuition started to skyrocket and the government put the onus more and more on the grants that people get in government primarily pell grants and the only way to fill the boy for tuition was for people to take out loans and now we have $1.7 trillion in debt that president biden has whittled down last week. >> we will get into all of those topics. will bunch is the author of this book "after the ivory tower falls" how college broke the american dream and blew up our politics and how to fix fix it. your chance to talk to mr. bunch about his book and his ideas area code 748-8200 and the eastern central time timezones 748820 -- will begin taking those calls in just a minute. what pr

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we were worried about what they were going to do -- >> joe: swinging bunt, left side. john: three home runs, 3 two-out rbis, six two-strike hits and everyone by grisham has a hit. the alarm clock went off. >> joe: third hit of the day for josh bell. came in 0fer his last 14. today's telecast is sponsored by progressive insurance. a grand slam for your budget. it's a funny game, baseball. >> john: it is. >> joe: coming up after this funny game of baseball here on fox, except on the west coast, it's an all new episode of "the masked singer." . >> john: by the way, goose gossage, how does he feel about the goose mascot here? >> joe: maybe he can throw in a ceremonial first pitch. >> john: not a bad idea. >> joe: ha-seong kim, first base hit of this series. started the five-run rally in the fifth. cronenworth in second. bell at first. he takes a ball. they love him here. 2-0. one of the most hyped position players ever from the kbo. the most halftime since kong. the biggest name is shin su kim. off the end of the bat on the right side of the infield. infield fly rule. nice

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yesterday, 12 hits, didn't have a home run, couple sacrifice flies, couple sacrifice bunts, and they've done a good job with the two guys at the top of the order. >> that's the scary part if you are facing a team that has beaten you, and obviously gotten this far without some of their key components. >> shorebird -- >> joet out. schwarber, hoskins, the j.t.up realmuto. bryce harper has got to go in the last couple games. nick castellanos, three hits in the first game, than alec bohm at third, brandon marsh in center field. jean cigarette second, bryson stott -- jean segura at second, and bryson stott making his first start of the postseason. hoskins yesterday, 1 for his previous 30. strike one. a tight pitch. kyle wright, 27 years old, huntsville, alabama. sinks one at the knees, and it's 0-2. we watched a lot of kyle wright. i can tell early on if he's got it. >> smoltz: if he has a quiet front shoulder and the sinker stays on plane, it will be hard for the phillies to stay there. if his front shoulder stays locked in. what that allows him to do is pitch off the height of his sinker, w

bunting is far from id with environmental c, dumping sanitary products in landfills is even worse. 90 percent of a sanitary waste is made up of plastic, which means it will not be great and it continues to stay in the landfill. it will break down into smaller particles, typically now known as micro plastic and it's going to stay in the environment for 7 to 800 years. now that's a long time. if you consider that the plastic has chemicals in it, india now uses around $113000.00 tons of sun agree, wrist every year. correctly, there is no wild alternative to burning it. several stops are working to develop, mold, sustainable disposal methods. these new technologies which are coming up which segregate or separate different layers of sanitary pads and then recover the plastic. we covered the other materials like cellulose in the long term. if these are effective and their emissions are checked, these would be a much better technology. for there is some way to go before such technologies can be put into practice. john, the good is one of just a few cities in, in over the rest the separation

most of the government's many bunt at the pound, steadied in response, but the conservative party was pulling at a historic low on wednesday the home secretary. so ela, braverman resigned after breaking the ministerial code of conduct. and finally, on thursday, prime minister list trust, resigned after a wave of tory and peace called for her to step down. okay, will join me now is mo hussain her former conservative party special advisor. he's also the u. k. president, president of edelman global advisory. and welcome to the program 1st that your thoughts on this sir turbulent day. we're certainly been tablet and dramatic and i've been 10 years working in westminster and white hall. and i can remember a day like this dispute. the writing was on the wall, there was head is team building from different nps, from different factions of the conservative party. not just in my call, the usual suspects who have never me like the prime minister than people who are from her when the party who were, are frustrated that she had you tell them you think that she had promised them that she would do.

the bunt tries from schwarber and harper last night he said he liked.damage, but i love the intent so much. i love what that does for the rest of the lineup. the braves adopting a similar approach, just putting that ball in play against a hot pitcher. castellanos grounds one gently to short. swanson. good pick by olson. two gone in the seventh, and a quick word from roman. >> john: to finish that thought, so much information that a player has to process today. they are really good at that. if your guy has a great sinker, in the past, you would move up in the box to take away that sinking action. he's got a great curveball. so you aren't seeing any difference. they sit in the box the same way, and that is the version of today's game, based on the way that we have pitchers coming in, throwing gas. >> joe: inside to alec bohm. pitched yesterday here, getting ready in the phillies bullpen. >> john: we are going to see that tested though next year, the process, thus slowing the game down to try to figure out what's going on. you are going to have to throw a

. >> it's not easy, you got to work to bunt. >> how do you win in pillow fighting? throw the pillow like this, it is one point, if i had it like this, it is two points, but now if i hit and you lose your balance, including your hand, knee on the floor, that is three points. and you get minus ten points for even pillow fighting because it is stupid? >> is easy to make fun of pillow fighting but you will actually need a lot of skill, training, footwork, because you are going to fight. >> you don't need training to do this. there is no training in this. it's pillow fighting. where is his weapon? where is the deadly weapon? [laughs] your pillow is pink! ow! what the [bleep]! ow! >> if you think it is dumb, let set up a fight tonight. >> fine. >> yuri said he would kill me in the ring so he was going to get me to fight one of his students and said. maybe i do need some training. luckily, i know someone who is a pillow expert. ♪ ♪ >> my grandma can do better than this and she died in 1995! >> are you ready? >> no. >> trait in the ranks of people know you are serious. >> w

well, all we need is bulletproof vests, helmets, armament, powered by bunting.ial military operation , the signalers unit operates effectively; the accuracy of our artillery strikes to the soldiers who especially distinguished themselves and presented awards depends on their combat work. what are they doing on the front line and saw anton stepanenko the suvorov medal was awarded to the sergeant for timely communication. he restored it, and under fire. if i didn’t have time, then the unit would have found itself in a difficult position, the position was attacked, we had superior enemy forces, e . i went upstairs, changed azar, sent his artillery and repelled the attack of the opponents, the azart radio station in the troops is praised at the tactical level in the units. she has proven herself in terms of operating range and stability and the ability to overcome the interference of enemy electronic warfare units. most of all, he still showed and showed himself under the pressure of rap, that which allowed , nevertheless, allowed it to allow the artillery to be wit

it can come from overbloated bunts and police departments. >> we should know who's in our prison.tter be dam nngz sure it's prompt for these folks to be in there. >> you saw a mix there. the beginning of that was ads and then some of the past comments. you have two candidates that are part of the progressive win who you mention after the history, the killing of george floyd when a lot of democrats start to question police resources or at least police reforms. that's one of the places where they've found themselves in quicksand. deforming or defunding are completely different phrases. >> we have to put this in the context of violent crime is becoming an issue for residents, particularly those who are adjacent to major urban areas, and even those who don't live in urban areas, but the message they're getting particularly from the right is cite is out of control particularly in states or cities that are run by democrats. and we know when you poll voters asking them which party do they think can handle different issues better, they say republicans handle crime issues better. they also

well, all we need is bulletproof vests, helmets , armament, food, bunting. minutes and then briefly about the main thing. a series of explosions in the center of kiev, one of them, according to local media , on volodymyrska street, where the sbu building is located, the information has already been confirmed by the mayor's office, the ukrainian capital is also recording strikes in lviv ivana frankivsk kharkiv zhytomyrska ternopilska and other regions of ukraine eyewitnesses post photos and videos from the scene on social networks official statements. so far there is no crimean bridge. this is a terrorist attack to destroy the critically important civilian infrastructure of russia, such a characterization of the events was given by vladimir putin on preliminary the results of the president's investigation were reported by the head of the investigative committee. now , road and rail traffic has been re-launched over the bridge, more cargo is delivered to the peninsula and back by ferries. at training grounds across the country , mobilized reservist fighters ar

purple and black bunting draped outside ems station 49 in queens that's where lieutenant alison russo-ellingerved before she was brutally murdered while on duty just yesterday. a woman who put her own life on the line to save others for 25 years. the city's acting fire commissioner says russo-elling bravely ran into the twin towers on september the 11th, 2001 to save lives after the terrorists attacked our nation. today her colleagues described her as a selfless friend who was like a mother hen to everybody in the station house >> she was such a great person a heart of gold. she was here for the whole station. she made sure that we were all okay if we all know alison, she was full of spunk. full of spunk, made sure everybody was going home safe. >> lieutenant russo-elling as they knew her on duty near her station house yesterday when a man suddenly attacked her from behind the acting fire chief says the suspect stabbed her again and again in a barbaric and unprovoked ambush, as he put it. local reporting from nbc 4 new york and their reporter myles miller >> this event has cut deep into our

and then a leader in his local board of jesus christ of latter day saints, the more bunts.efore he did any of that. back in this picture when it was taken. it was just, unstoppable love. >> did they eloped? or something? >> yeah. they got married by the justice of the peace. >> they had four children. eventually set up house in a place called pleasant grove in utah. and loved to their family life so much. they adopted form our little kids. three of them from ukraine. alexis, from the first set of four, followed her father everywhere. was his little shadow. >> you idolized him? >> i did. i wanted to follow in his footsteps, some way. become a doctor because of him. >> so for people on the outside looking in, why would they see? >> a very happy family. a wonderful mother who doted on her children. and a father who was a physician, an attorney, presents a lot in their children's lives. >> rachel, the oldest, shared her father's love of books. >> i remember when i was little, just, holding on to my father's hand. and, just to walk with him, be daddy's little girl. >> and their

with his -- i don't know his first tweet bunt of the first tweets is this -- what's wrong with him?ak to. he's been a justifiable genius in many ways for very long time in terms of what he created in other realms. this is going to be a very complicated one for him. and most importantly, it is applicanted from a business perspective. but he's now on the center of thinks own storm. and you have to remember that he also owns tesla and spacex, highly regulated businesses and in spacex's case depends on the defense department. you have to believe these types of tweets the future of twitter, whatever you think happens here is going to be politicized. as a result, the question becomes whether the other businesses thats hae becomes politicized and whether any of this is a governor on this. >> so i just -- jonathan, i really -- i don't care how brilliant he is. he's pretty cruel. that was pretty sick what he did. that was cruel and sick. he kind of jumped on this paul pelosi story and tweeted a lie about it and had fun and laughed and mocked. this is a sick yoe. >> for his tenure, owning twi

he was so refer bunt for the roosevelt administration policy. that came back to haunt him. he had served for years in distinction. he was in the court of appeals. by the time president truman nominated sherman enten, he had cast him over to nominate tom clark. everyone was so certain that germany benton was going to be the third nominee when his vacancy became available. president truman actually called sherman to the white house to tell him in person that he was not nominating him. that is kind of like a bit of heartbreak. you can imagine going to the white house. well, i'm gonna be nominated. you get there to be told that you are not gonna be nominated. he was not nominated. tom park was. the fourth nomination, at that point, truman did not consult with anybody. he knew he was going to nominate chairman. he would have four nominations. there was certainly not another question for him. he nominated sherman mint into the court. she ornament and did not serve for a long. he does have a force on a court. he suffered from heart disease. he was kind of an explosive personality,

and and then he pulls the throttle back and then you use the park a bunt obvious kind of well, like an elevator super spent. you know, it's just it's incredible. the power these planes, very cool. well, it's been an honor to be with you this afternoon to check this after my first blue angels. >> a viewing and just say we're going to send it back to you. thanks so much. great job out there, guys. and thank you all so much for joining us are during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waldman. we'll see you back here tonight. >> during properties at 5, 6, and in prime time, if not have a great weekend. come around, one. here we go. theme song: get your mind ready for something you i ain't ever seen dr. phil! you better get a move on. [inaudible] crew: stand by, dr. phil. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. dr. phil: today on an all new dr. phil, transgender athletes. should an athlete compete on a team that matches their sex at birth? there are very few places where biology really matters, and sports is one of them. there is no inherent competitive advantage for trans women. it hasn't been found. did

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face masks will not be effective at stopping particles of hydrogen sulfide bunt. they can help out that smell. the chemical has what is called a low odor threshold, meaning that the smell could still be strong, even if there is not a lot of it in the air and hopefully that smell will be going away soon. we're hearing the contra costa county says that the cnh sugar factory is working on a fix. they should clear the air in the next 10 days. well, until then, the ports air quality we're hearing is expected between to 11 in the morning until about 3 in the afternoon. if you want to keep in mind on that and levels of hydrogen sulfide vary depending on how close you are to that sugar plant and what the weather is like. so for more on that, we're turning to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, that weather really has a lot to do with it as you get the changes in the winds throughout the night. the afternoon things begin to pick up again. but >> there are certain times during the day where there's just not much wind. so as that a factory goes to production, p

now in october is a perfect bunt for getting it because it will give you protection through the typical flu season to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> all right. we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. we're taking a look the financial district here in san francisco getting consumed a little bit by the fog out there and the cold. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with a look at the forecast only for tonight for the weekend. it's cold out there, right hip to turn the thermostat right to expensive, right? yeah. but you want to do it because it is getting cold out there and you get that. damp fog rolling in. yeah. feels chilly outside. there's that fog sliding into san francisco right now. moving inside the base. going to feel the valleys as we head throughout the night tonight. so kind of a cold night ahead. and temperatures dropping off in the 40's in the 50's. we've got 55 degrees right now. foggy skies in half moon bay. 57 and the fog in san francisco. 58 patchy fog now moving into berkeley. still, 62 degrees mild in jamaica way the concord. 61 in dublin an

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