>> probably at mandy's house. >> why would it be at mandy's house?tring of text messages where larry richmond sr. continuously asks larry richmond jr. about the peacemaker, which we would later discover was the nickname that larry richmond sr. had given to the taurus judge. >> the interrogators say "do you want to be like your father? do you want to go to jail for 22 years? do you want to miss your kids growing up just like your father did? it stops here, it stops now." and he's fully cooperative at that point. >> he said his father, larry richmond sr., had told him at some point, "if anything ever happens, i have firearms buried in the backyard." >> detectives head to mandy's house and dig up three firearms with the serial numbers scratched off. they even discover surveillance footage of larry sr. walking to the backyard, allegedly carrying this tote bag full of guns. but the taurus judge is not found. >> when my mom mandy was released, she was freaking out. her fiancÉ had buried guns that she knows he's not allowed to have in our backyard, which is

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reporter mandy gaither has tips on how to stop politics from ruining your holiday. >> u.s.ve spoken and whether your candidate won or not, the holidays are happening. >> if you know that there are differences amongst family members or you're worried about these tough conversations coming up, i think it's really important to be able to have a conversation in advance. >> psychiatrist doctor nicole tarui with el camino health says after an emotional election, americans need quality time with loved ones. so she says not to let politics stop you from getting together. >> there's a deep brain structure called the amygdala that's responsible for fear and anxiety. when the amygdala is operating, we're often flooded with really intense emotions and it's very hard to have productive and calm conversations. >> that's why tarui says to set expectations before the gathering, decide which topics are off limits, and focus on the holiday, not on politics. >> we can really set the intention that the holidays are really about that. it can make a very big difference. >> sometimes it can be ha

mandy cohen, thank you.se] >> societies around the world are facing rise in preventable disease conditions, rise in health costs, and in some countries, poor outcomes of health despite high levels of investment. it requires practical evidence-based solutions and policies, taking to scale and embedded in communities. this will take all state borders working together in partnership. we have a critical moment in accelerating the shift, and that is why the milken institution established project prevent, where we are learning how to catalyze partnerships and skilled solutions to enable supportive policies. >> as a primary care provider, i've seen the impact of chronic disease and cancers on the lives of my patients, and i always speak to myself, how much more could be due for folks if we help them get upstream of those chronic diseases? >> getting ahead of disease together, advance in technology has places in a better position than ever to get ahead of diseases. vaccines and medicines have provided earlier interv

well, mandy, some of us wants to show our stuff. i mean, it is what it is. come on, anthony anderson, everybody, the real full monty premieres december 9th at 8 p.m. on fox and streams the next day on hulu. more tonight show after the break. stick around everybody. hi, mom. look, be alert and cautious. those who get courageous, you will get nauseous, infected or contaminated. my mother is here. where is she? where is your mom? put a camera. mom! where's mom? taylor fritz. candice nguyen. hi, mom. i wanted her to be on camera for selfish reasons. because i want people to know that that is how i'm going to look at 62. yeah. not bad. yeah. stunning. merry christmas. it's that moment. it's a gift. it's so fluffy. when a wish becomes true. the present for me, a person feels seen. i just thought god forbid something happens to that one. i knew you would like that. that's your color. and to be seen. oh, you nailed it. is to be loved. thanks, mom. give the gifts that show. you get them. welcome to your walmart from celebration moments to joyride moments, your moment

that's a very hard task and i so hope that the next government will be ready for it on regarding mal, mandy or from the german council of economic experts. thank you for joining dw business. oh, you are very welcome. the living plant in dw postcard, how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. but honestly, try to leave you working 32 hours a week to be better for the environment than 40. but of course we shouldn't be no need be the living scientists just had subscribed. whatever you listen to about cost, the nigeria is back said the new president. last year when he took over the german shapes of the west, african regional block eco a. he pledge to boost his country's influence after years of inward looking administration, economic malaise and security challenges. i spoke about that with the countries for ministry use of to got in a special conflicts own from the berlin global dialogue. how does he see nigeria stepping up with the leadership role when it confronts a domino of crews on it's doorstep? foreign powers positioning for an influence on the continent? the conflict in su down

>> mandy, everybody, thanks for having me today.e the last thing between you and drinks or whatever else you choose to do tonight. we'll keep that in mind. for us, we really don't use the term proactive defense but it does sound a lot like persistent engagement and the strategy we have executed for the last number of years. it's really pretty simple. we can't simply wait for our adversaries to come to our networks, steal our information, hold critical infrastructure at risk. steal intellectual property. for us, it is a very forward leaning strategy that is built upon really getting after the adversary, one, in foreign space that they operate in, but, two, hardening your networks before they have the ability to compromise those networks, and really sort of three key pillars for us. the first is significant work that's gone on with the private industry. in order to upgrade the technology that we have available to us to see ourselves and to see ourselves and remediate any vulnerabilities before our adversaries have an opportunity to ge

mandy cohen will discuss serving as the director of the agency, successes of t biden administration and some of the puic health challenges ahead at the state and federal levels. watch this event life at 6:30 p.m. on east -- on c-span, or mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> with the holiday season approaching, first lady jill biden received the 2024 white house christmas tree by horse-drawn carriage. the 20 foot frazier for comes from partners christmas tree farm in north carolina and will be on display in the white house blue room for the month of december. . the tree was called treemend ous after the hope following hurricane helene.

mandy cohen, thank you.>> please turn your attention to the screens for a brief video. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we have long recognized we must shift our healthcare systems toward preventing disease rather than just on care. societies are no world are facing an aging population, rising and preventable disease conditions, rising healthcare costs and in some countries we see poor health outcomes despite high levels of investment. the shift to prevention requires practical, evidence-based solutions and policies. taken to scale and embedded in communities. this will take all stakeholders working together in partnership. we arere at a critical moment in accelerating this shift and that is why the milken institute establish project present we are bringing together the health ecosystem to l catalyze partnership and scale solutions to enable supportive policies. >> as a primary care provider i've actually seen the impact of chronic disease and cancer is on the lives of my patients and that always think of myself as a pcp how much m

. >> this evening cdc director doctor mandy koan will discuss serving a director of the agency fighting successes of the biden administration and some of the public health challenges ahead at the state and federal levels. watch this council of foreign relations event live at 6:30.m. eastern on c-span, she spend our free app or online at c-span.org. >> weekends on c-span2 on intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories, and on sundays booktv bring to the lives in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 come from these television companies and more including mediacom. >> nearly 30 years ago mediacom was found a powerful idea, bringing cutting cutting edge broadband to underserved communities, from coast to coast we connected 850,000 miles of fiber. our team broke speed barriers come delivered one gig speed to every customer and led the way in developing a 10g platform and now with mediacom mobile it's offering the fastest most reliable network on the go. mediacom decades of dedication, decades of delivery, decades ahead. >> mediacom along wi

because he was dating her sister mandy.nd then they start to unravel what ends up being this love triangle or love quadrangle. i don't know what you want to call it, but that ends up taking them down this road of understanding that they believe becky, his wife, was involved along with this man, larry senior, richmond senior, both of them vehemently deny it. and i got a chance to interview becky. just after she was sentenced to 90 years in prison for the murder of her husband. and when you look at someone in the eye, you know, you think, oh, i can tell if that person is lying. i might be able to tell if that person is a murderer. i couldn't tell her story was very, very convincing. >> reggie aqui now, as for the man that she was allegedly having this affair with her sister's fiance. if i'm tracking this all, is he still out? and about? is he? has he been arrested? what's what's the status? >> he was arrested because law enforcement found that he had stashed a bag of guns. remember? he's a felon. prohibited from having firear

mandy sackett is a policy coordinator with the surfrider foundation. she says the $175 million earmarked for the seawall would be better spent to help move the storage tunnel further inland to protect it from erosion. the coastal commission's permission does come with some caveats. it's limited to 25 years, and the commission will check on how it's working every five years at ocean beach in san francisco. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. on the peninsula now, the search continues for a man suspected of sexually assaulting a woman in palo alto. it happened near the downtown palo alto transit center last monday. the woman was waiting for a bus when the suspect approached her, asking if she could help him with some translation. she agreed, and soon after, that man assaulted her. if you have any information, you're urged to call palo alto pd. across the country, the number of people getting racist texts continues to climb. this started the day after the election. hundreds of black people began getting the same racist text. but today the fbi says it has

like mandy. you could tell it man. mayor willie brown forest a gracious host like joe betz of house of prime rib house of shot. feel like >> like sergeant joel campbell who saved 49 a rookie ricky pearsall are happy to do whatever i >> i'm 31 years of service and sure going to go into dozen people who refuse to give up. >> just a sampling of each and every person working to make their city better place insist in san francisco, vicki liviakis 4 >> still ahead here at 6 o'clock, the coachella lineup is out. who's going to perform at the popular music festival. and another look at our stormtracker. the storm still causing some issues in the north bay after almost 2 days of nonstop rain. we've got more news coming up later on at 10 11. let's go and check in with noelle for a look at what's coming up. well. >> mickey and and your thanksgiving day meal may actually be a bit cheaper than last year. a closer look at turkey prices and what is driving them down. plus, a dramatic crash as a mini bus falls off a cliff. we've got d

journey down to the bay area in between the hard work, the clancy's and their staff dew point staffing mandy paws for their own thanksgiving meal while next door, bill, bob and jim just thankful they're not at the table too. in between serving customers, strolling in, and we're going to have one of the gentlemen do a fresh cut on the bottom for you, mom. on the hunt for a second. >> the perfect tree ful kind of closer to the top and kind of threw out. >> as for dad. >> yeah, one that's going to last a long time and not burn our house down. >> mission accomplished. >> merry christmas, happy thanksgiving, and still plenty of time to get one of your own. >> like most lots, clancy's will be open through christmas eve in san francisco, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, there will be extra chp officers on the road tonight and through this holiday weekend. the agency's maximum enforcement period began at 6:00 last night, and it runs through midnight on sunday. officers say that they will be looking for drunk and distracted drivers as well as people speeding, and we'll take you out for a live lo

by not dealing, having a debate on the science thursday, doctor mandy cohen, director of the cdc, telling the ap quote, i don't want to go backwards and see children or adults suffer or lose their lives to remind us that vaccines work. >> and so i am concerned. and here in california, state attorney general rob bonta taking to ex posting, quote, the appointment of anti-vaccine, anti-science and pro-conspiracy rfk jr as secretary of health and human services is on brand and both dangerous and irresponsible. still, a number of health experts convinced kennedy could bring more transparency to the dhs. >> vaccines have without a doubt been one of the greatest public health achievements over the past 100 years, has contributed decades to life expectancy. i know people are concerned about both the safety of vaccines. people are concerned about the way that doctors or the fda can convey information. >> zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. okay, checking in on the weather. it's going to be a cool one tonight and then even cooler tomorrow night. >> the way this all works out is the low pressure that broug

their journey down to the bay area in between the hard work, the clancy's and their staff euroskeptic mandy pause for their own thanksgiving meal. while next door, bill, bob and jim just thankful they're not at the table too. in between serving customers strolling in and we're going to have one of the gentlemen do a fresh cut on the bottom for you, mom. on the hunt for a second, the perfect tree full. >> kind of closer to the top and kind of throughout. >> as for dad. yeah. >> one that's going to last a long time and not burn our house down. >> mission accomplished. merry christmas. >> happy thanksgiving. >> and this lot, they've been open about a week now, so still a really big stock here. so fair to say if you have not finished your thanksgiving meal, have not digested it. come on by tomorrow and they'll be open all the way through christmas eve. frank. jana, i'm glad they're okay too, because i had passed by and with the storms, i was a little worried about their signs and everything, but it looks like everything is up and it looks beautiful. >> did you put one on a news car? >> absolute

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yeah, i think that in itself is a great and cheap mandy, and we have to use it as we complete it right now. and we have to reinforce it and positive down to full scabbing generations much as far as the possibility for his deputy sadly power relations with the us which has consent, where we're open to these possibilities that i need to be too late, not to do a lot extend the goal as in the us as quote because we weren't on the ones to so relations with them and we did not. i'm going to need to choose any restrictions or sanctions against the us. best hopes to him, someone know we at least get him to the, to you. how does it go out? it's a queen facilitating any markets and when you come to then you conflict selected and the territories and the approximate to you was never sold or anything like that . but i would like just say that we've never done anything like that in practice. do we do not quite see why the us seems it has the right you do that and we are full that at the end they will come to realize that they've been to refrain from doing that because that's what they should be doin

whatever political party you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shield it even from today's politics row. and we do believe that the history that happened here can be inspiring for people, whether they're whatever political party they're part of. it's just a really good reminder that ordinary people can change the world. and grace says he knows the world is watching how wisconsin voters cast their ballots. he's checking the box for trump, heidi joe castro alger 0 rip in wisconsin. so they had an order 0. the valencia springs king is food and vehicles of the government's response to flooding, killed more than 200 feet. the the hello are awesome. all the live, the showers across parts of the middle east at the moment. the area cloud hit, testing, saudi right there, up towards northern parts of the golf push further north, rain, sleet, and snow pushing across the northern pa, silver

whatever political party you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shield it even from today's politics throw. and we have to believe that the history that happened here can be inspiring for people, whether they're whatever political party they're part of. it's just a really good reminder that ordinary people can change the world. and grace says he knows the world is watching how wisconsin voters cast their ballots. he's checking the box for trump, heidi joe castro alger 0 rip in wisconsin. so head and i'll just say that we're going to have all the rest of the days news, the election results in moldova, the windex is calling a lesson in democracy. the probably the is a big contrast and the weather across north america at the moment and where we have the, the contrast in place, we are looking at to something that some really like the weather. that's the dry weather, right? but toward

whatever political party you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shield it even from today's politics route. and we do believe that the history that happened here can be inspiring for people, whether they're whatever political party they're part of. it's just a really good reminder that ordinary people can change the world. and grace says he knows the world is watching how wisconsin voters cast their ballots. he's checking the box for trump. heidi jo castro alger 0 rip in wisconsin, in the battleground states of michigan. now are the american voters could tip the balance on tuesday once a month to get it to james bass has been speaking to a panel of guests on how the candidates are trying to appeal to what could be a decisive demographic. let's stick with michigan now because you are both experts on 8 because it's your, it's your home state. what's your take on michigan? the do yo

we are indeed to have with us mandy. tibor, spitz and, know amy spitz. they are getting right. all right. i'm i'm kind of funny about making sure i pronounce people's names correctly. shortly after. manny's birth in 1936 in riga. and his family moved budapest, hungary an important jewish center in, europe. two years later, in 1938, the hungarian government yielded to the pressure of their nazi ally and all able bodied men were compelled perform forced labor when the did to occupy hungary in the spring of 1944. many it was only seven years old, and all the -- over the age of six were required to wear the yellow star of david badge on their clothes. and shortly after the mass deportation of -- began began in manny's area, most of them went to auschwitz, birkenau, the killing center, the mendel family were among the group of -- that adolph eichmann. some of this is a little difficult. me, the chief organizer of the holocaust, offered to trade two to the allies for material when the negotiations broke down, they were diverted to bergen-belsen camp, the notorious camp where anne fra

mandy cohen, who is the cdc director was asked about this and listen to what she had to say. >> we have a short memory of what it is like to hold the child that has been paralyzed with polio. order to comfort a mom who has lost her kid from measles. i don't want to have to see us go backwards to remind ourselves that vaccines work. they work, they protect our kids, they are our best defense against these terrible illnesses. >> these childhood vaccines have a lot of real-world data in terms of benefits they provide and sometimes, people will forget that because we have not seen a lot of these diseases for a long time. >> dr. sanjay gupta, thank you for that report. be sure to watch dr. sanjay gupta's documentary report, is a something right for you? 8:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> the latest on the house ethics committee of matt gaetz and the allegation he had sex with a 17-year-old. and the fallout of trump suggesting that matt gaetz be the next attorney general of the united states. >>> closed captioning is brought to you by christian faith publishing. >>> there is more breaking news, th

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome to the stage director of the centers for disease control andf prevention mandyrespondent meg terrel.re ♪ >> it is bright up here. hello, i'm happy to be back. thank you so much to dr. cohen for joining us. i want to start where t we are headed into a transition. how are you feeling? how are folks at the cdc feeling about things? dr. cohen: rob said it well. one public health is working it is invisible. we like to be out of the news and we are in the news a little bit. so >> what i've been sharing with my team is that an election happened but our mission hasn't changed a bit. improve lives we're going to stay focused on that mission. andn. folks want fundamentally want their family to say safe. want their families to be healthy. and we need an entity like the cdc as well as our larger public health ecosystem to protect folks every day and we've been working hards to be a different -- we are. four years has been really important for the cdc to learn very important lessons and we've taken action on those, and so i've told our team stay focused on the things that we

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mandy cohen and come of the centers for disease control and prevention, discussed public health and biden administration policies during a conversation hosted by the council on foreign relations. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> director of the centers for disease control and prevention. i am a cancer researcher at cornell, have had some time in government, in the national cancer institute and it is my pleasure to welcome dr. cohen. she is the director of the center for disease control and prevention and has been in that position since july of 2023. she is a graduate of cornell, yale medical school, she has served previously in governments as chief operating officer at the center for medicare and medicaid services and she has served with great distinction and public acclaim as the health secretary of the north carolina centers for, sorry, department of health and human services of north carolina. dr.

mandy from lewiston.e choose a woman for chief of staff. intriguing. bob from south bend. mark akiba and offered to help trump with whatever he needs. susie might need somebody to fetch her coffee chop shot. and teresa from staten island the harris campaign was such a disaster fema center a check for $750 that's cold and trump was right about the situation half the calls they got were never returned. don't forget to dvr the show. sean hannity is next and always remember i'm waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪

mandy from lewiston. of trump's going to strip all women of their rights why did he choose a woman for chief of staff. intriguing. bob from south bend. mark akiba and offered to help trump with whatever he needs. susie might need somebody to fetch her coffee chop shot. and teresa from staten island the harris campaign was such a disaster fema center a check for $750 that's cold and trump was right about the situation half the calls they got were never returned. don't forget to dvr the show. sean hannity is next and always remember i'm waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: well come to hannity and tonight just 40 hours after a landslide victory the trump white house is taking shape. legendary trump campaign manager susie wiles has been picked as chief of staff. she will make history as the first-ever female white house chief of staff. but market cuban said donald trump was afraid of smart intelligent women and his campaign manager and first chief of staff is going to be a woman. we will bring you ex

mandy cohen shared her concerns about the rfk jr. pick and said even without changing one regulation or one piece of guidance the sharing of misinformation from a place of power is concerning. that's it isn't it? you put him in a place of power. and it undermines settled science in many ways and undermines public health but also changes the way the american public thinks of its government. right? like -- and by the way, the long-term effects of this, even post trump, could be incredibly damaging to just the notion of public health and a government that is there to like be you know, to guard the safety and well-being of its citizens. >> right. i mean in some ways you are going to have sort of the inversion of this trust. you know, whereas i think biden voters with good reason will be quite skeptical and i mean if i had a, you know, my kids are older now. if my kids were very small, i would not trust some sort of new vaccine schedule that came from this government. i would take my kids to another country and get them treated -- >> vacc

the one that william la jeunesse put up there, though one that murdered mandy larson, his background included assault on the police officer and tons of violent felonies. there were the nine times that i.c.e. tried to get them. this was on the basis of multiple violent felonies so of course the left is going to cry and try to paint it into their box but many american citizens are under deep threat from the established violent histories of these individuals and having mayors like mira johnson in denver swearing to protect his citizens from this do no good because it's exactly those citizens that are being harmed by this. when we talk about homan's commitment to president trump's agenda but the reality is he's just committed to enforcing the law and that's what we've been missing these last four years. there wasn't a dearth of options. the dearth was in the enforcement. in that battle with sanctuary cities, saying don't test us, the american people have overwhelmingly polled in support of this to utilize all resources to show not anymore, not this time. american citizens are the priorit

mandy cohen shared her concerns about the rfk jr. pick and said even without changing one regulation or one piece of guidance, the sharing of misinformation from a place of power is concerning. and that's it, isn't it? like, you put rfk jr. in a place of power. it undermines settled science in many ways, it undermines public health, but it also changes the way the american public thinks of its government. and by the way, the long term effects of this, even post-trump, could be incredibly damaging to just the notion of public health and a government that's there to like, be, to guard the safety and well being of its citizens. >> right. in some ways you'll have a sort of ininvestigation of this trust because you'll have -- inversion of this trust because trump voters will suddenly believe everything that comes from the government where biden voters, i think with good reason, would be quite skeptical. you know, my kids were older, but if they were very small, i wouldn't trust some sort of new vaccine schedule that came from this governm

mandy cohen shared her concerns about rfk jr. pick. she said, even without changing one regulation or one piece of guidance, the sharing of misinformation from a place of power is concerning. that is it, isn't it? you put rfk jr. in a place of power. it undermines subtle -- it undermines public health, but also way the american government -- public thinks of its government. even post trump, it can be incredibly damaging to the just the notion of health, and the government that is there to guarded safety and well-being of its citizens. >> you will sorta have an inversion of distrust. you will have trouble voters who suddenly believe everything that comes from the government. whereas abiding voters, with good reason, will be quite skeptical. my kids are older now. if my kids were very small, i would not trust some new vaccine schedule that came from this government. i would take my kids to another country and get them treated accordingly -- >> so then you have mistrust on both sides. what is the net effect of all of this in 2030 or 2035?

mandy, thank you for that report. still ahead, the kron morning news forty-niners running back. christian mccaffrey. >> could be making a season debut. look at the latest comingwell, a man convicted of shooting a safeway security guard is set to serve. >> more than 30 years in prison. the san francisco district attorney says the man shot the guard twice after trying to shoplift from a store in the excelsior neighborhood. this is back in 2022, the security guard survive. she was arrested a short time later on a muni bus. the judge sentenced him to 31 years to life in prison. zahn was the firefighters are responding to tires on friday for support that incident around 9 last night. the 3rd and cargo street toggle street was closed at that time. the cause of the fire is not known whose want to remind drivers when they're out trying to put out a fire. please don't drive over the house is they're using. well a park. police say they arrested a man, they say crashes car allegedly street racing. police say wednesday night the man was 4 are now in the car crash causing property damage, bu

attack a critic by not answering the but not dealing, having a debate on the science thursday, doctor mandy cohen, director of the cdc, telling the ap, quote, i don't want to go backwards and see children or adults suffer or lose their lives to remind us that vaccines work. >> and so i am concerned. and here in california, state attorney general rob bonta taking to ex posting, quote, the appointment of anti-vaccine, anti-science and pro-conspiracy rfk jr as secretary of health and human services is on brand. and both dangerous and irresponsible. still, a number of health experts convinced kennedy could bring more transparency to the dhs vaccines have without a doubt been one of the greatest public health achievements over the past 100 years, has contributed decades to life expectancy. >> i know people are concerned about both the safety of vaccines. people are concerned about the way that doctors or the fda can convey information. >> so if confirmed, kennedy would be in control of the federal department with the second largest budget after defense. it oversees a $1.6 trillion budget and 80,

. >> in an interview, doctor mandy cohen, the director of the cdc, expressed doubt that kennedy is the right person for the job. she said in part, quote, i don't want to go backwards and see children or adults suffer or lose their lives to remind us that vaccines work. and so i am concerned. earlier we spoke with doctor jeffrey klausner, a professor of medicine at usc and a former deputy health officer at the san francisco department of public health, and he said that vaccines are one of the greatest public health achievements over the last 100 years. but he said that communication around vaccine safety could be improved. >> that said, i know people are concerned about both the safety of vaccines. people are concerned about the way that doctors or the fda can convey information about vaccines. so i think we really need to do a better job of explaining to people what the benefits of the vaccines are and what the risks are. so i'm hoping that kennedy can bring some light in that area. >> if confirmed, kennedy would be in control of the federal department with the second largest budget af

like mandy. you could tell it man.or willie brown forest a gracious host like joe betz of house of prime rib house of shot. feel like >> like sergeant joel campbell who saved 49 a rookie ricky pearsall are i'm happy to do whatever i >> i'm 31 years of service and sure going to go into dozen people who refuse to give up. >> just a sampling of each and every person working to make their city better place insist in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 >> still ahead on properties up for the coachella lineup is out who will perform at the popular music festival. >> this election news nation told it to you straight to news nation had the best cover we call the race first. donald trump will be our next president. trust newsnation. to deliver the story like no one >> pre sale tickets now on sale for coachella. the lineup came out yesterday. the headliners green day lady gaga post malone's for this three-day music festival. some of the other standout artists include missy elliott charli xcx megan, the stallion and jenny and l

so mandy came into my life via twitter she had reached out to me and she had read some of my articles and she also had one ovary and had like dermal cysts in it, kind of other medical condition was not like facing infertility but wasn't sure about kids. and she had read my articles and had not found said to me she's like, i don't usually read pretty balanced reporting on egg freezing. so like what you wrote and i want to know like what you decided to deal with about your ovary and eggs. and i said, well, i'm writing book about that and i don't know yet. and she was like, well, when's your book going to be done? i read it early was like, no, it doesn't work like that. and but i said, can, can we in touch and can i like learn from you? and would you consider like being in the book and yeah, we did she had her send me voice memos when she was going to the she sent me like an egg freezing diary. i went and met her in oakland a few times and i was kind of along for that ride. so we kind of, you know, benefited from each other in that sense. remi was a friend of a friend of a friend. i thin

. >> i'm mandy gaither. >> how would you like to buy a house in san francisco for $300,000?, there's one out there, but it's going to take a little work. and today is the last day for you to make an offer. it's on lowell street near morse street in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. it is definitely what you might call a fixer upper, don't you think? >> oh, yes. >> there's no bathroom, kitchen, running water or electricity. and it has very heavy fire damage. but there's a good selling point for this property. >> so the lot itself is about almost 2600ft■!s. it's pretty narrow, but it goes back a ways. so, you know, as it is, the house has a very large backyard. but if you were to knock down the house, you could build something within that whole parcel and could have a sizable single family home or potentially a multi-unit building, according to the listing agent. >> one thing that could come up is if someone wants to knock it down and start over, they'll need to get a demolition permit and have their new plans approved. and you know, getting plans approved in san francisco isn'

mandi right. you know, when you look at the implementation in in communities, it's about economic of people. it's not it doesn't actually have them have the banks like you know so the the the effect hasn't people in this community don't feel that the effect has been as strong as it could have been. and then the other thing i'll say, which is interesting as we highlight in the book, which i don't think people really in on yet, is that the spread of fintechs. these technology companies like greenwood, but there's tons of them have the banking system with a bit of a around the community reinvestment act because you have a different party. you have this financial technology company taking the deposits from people and then those deposits are being held by another bank, often like in the state of washington, for example. and then there's a lot of murkiness about which communities that bank the state of washington really needs to serve by lending to with that money. and it we found it kind of jarring and

whatever political party you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shielded even from today's politics route. and we do believe that the history that happened here can be inspiring for people, whether they're whatever political party they're part of. it's just a really good reminder that ordinary people tend to change the world. and grace says he knows the world is watching how wisconsin voters cast their ballots. he's checking the box for trump, heidi jo. castro alger 0. worth in wisconsin. well, that's now bringing our side house on a democratic political strategist and found the principal at convoy communications . adam james davis, republicans trust just found the president of the touchstone, its trust is great to have you back with us. let's go and take a step back for a moment and look at what the 2 policies that have always shaped american politics actually stand for. and cha

whatever flows party, you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shield it even from today's politics throw. and we do believe that the history that happened here can be inspiring for people, whether they're whatever political party they're part of. it's just a really good reminder that ordinary people can change the world. and grace says he knows the world is watching how wisconsin voters cast their ballots. he's checking the box for trump, heidi joe castro. alger 0 ripping wisconsin a few states as closely associated with a single industry as michigan and ultimate bales, but also jobs on as dominant in the states as they once were. both coming to harris and donald trump has been appealing to blue collar workers in that state out there, a series of o has moved from detroit in michigan. the members of the united auto workers in detroit, taking part in the last, riley ahead of the

whatever political party you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shield it even from today's politics route. and we do believe that the history that happened here can be inspiring for people, whether they're whatever political party they're part of. it's just a really good reminder that ordinary people can change the world. and grace says he knows the world is watching how wisconsin voters cast their ballots. he's checking the box for trump, heidi joe castro alger 0 rip in wisconsin. well, that's the summary of the campaigning taking place today at is reached the last minute frantic stage. a lot to discuss, so let's introduce august this uh we have so 11 who is campaigns in political direct to a green new deal network. and eric tom is a political analyst and contribution to the washington diplomat newspaper. let me start with, look at a list with the opinion polls, and i don't wan