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what do a museum, a mosque and a bridge have in common?ich if you have been paying attention over the last week or so you probably near it by whites the countries best new building of the previous year. the current shortlist reflects how the environment has become a prime concern and janus their life is my colleague david sell itself. the evening. there is a phrase that has been going around the world over the last year i sell build back better. it's everywhere and what will that actually mean for new buildings? this is the place to come because six of the best new buildings are in the running for two nights riba starting price and you can see behind the preparations and we will be here life on the news channel where it will be announced about quality eight this evening but before that he will have a look at those six buildings. i'm joined by the architectural consultant. we will have a counter through these six buildings and your thoughts on them. aston university town house it is essentially a unification of two things, a library and a d

the fact that we built a strong brand, a great customer experience a digital platform so again a keythe minute they shut down realizing our commerce would be ready to buy nearly new. because the demand for automobiles increased significantly already in april, 2020, the american's theory of independence in deciding where they want to go, when they want to go, they were a key component in how to get through this pandemic and decide who is in the vehicle with them. so we embraced that, and as you look at our performance of six all-tame records, i think our strategy is performing extremely well >> you were smarter than the car manufacturers at that point. a lot were ready to say, no, we're not taking additional supplies coming in, it's a part of that, although at this point there is no around this, it looks like a problem that will last out until next year how do you continue to perform when you will not be able to go back to the same playbook. it will be a little tougher this time around. >> absolutely, we will have the same playbook, becky i have to say all fairness to the manufacturer

it takes a lot of effort, a lot of strategy, a lot of love. we are going make mistakes. i make mistakes, kids are going to make mistakes. you have to be forgiving, believe in redemption but it's that easy and then hoping that as people read this book fable have some nice sort of gentle but pacific ideas, and they can do maybe a little differently. if their kids are young they can start quite young. at their armored in high school or college start now start doing these things so that she has a a better chance at a wonderful, happy life, and appreciate the goodness that is in her. >> i think that's a great place to close up. i'm so grateful to you to write in this book. grateful you out there kind of fighting the good fight and trying to mentor so many conservatives when it's i i appreciate this and i encourage everybody to check out the book, be sure to get a copy and thanks so much for talking with me today. >> thank you so much. what wonderful question . really enjoyed this and they suck at work of you and your organization over the years asb tv.org. now we kick offbook

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killed a crew member on a film set.llo and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are education editor from the sunday times sian griffiths and political correspondent from pa, geri scott. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... amid rising covid infections, the observer says the uk health security agency, formerly public health england, has written to local councils to canvass their level of support for the rollout of plan b covid rules. the independent has been speaking to health professionals who warn the nhs faces its hardest winter yet, as soaring covid cases combine with a surge in a&e demand. the telegraph says the chancellor will use next week's budget statement to announce plans for a digital overhaul of the nhs. the paper also has a picture of the head armourer on the film set where alec baldwin shot and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. the upcoming budget is also the lead for the express which says plans to beef up border security will be at the heart of

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a wedding is supposed to be a happy time.bout those days. >> nope. >> reporter: but the wedding did offer an odd clue of sorts. lynn's invitation, which had been found crumpled up in her wastebasket. >> the question was? would she have rankled it up and thrown it in the trash? or did the suspect do it. >> reporter: the detectives killers -- were the detectives were convinced that they knew limb and hated her, the killer. >> who would slaughter someone, to that degree, if they didn't have a motive. a hatred? something. >> reporter: two weeks into the investigation, the only potential suspect was joe giarrusso, with her hours before he died. he had cuts on his fingers. and then the detectives discovered something else. >> he had a physical onto occasion with lynne at some point? >> there was a situation where she was beaten up. >> reporter: they brought joe back in, grilled him again. he swore it wasn't a beating it all, i slap during an argument. afterward, he and limb remain close friends. besides, said joe and his girlfriend

a murder. their protests across the country there's a national reckoning about race relations in the use of police force. there's also also a demand that companies somehow play a role in rectifying that problem. i have an issue with that for all the reasons i lay out in the book. i certainly take issue with the blanket claim of systemic racism as a term without defining more specifically what that means. but a more principal issue was that i do not think corporations should be using their market power to substitute for free speech and open debate that ought to be taking place as i said earlier in the public square in our democracy. i respect their perspective they said look, we came to work at a place that did more than just pursue profit we were developing medicine for patients who need them. arguably very few callings higher than that. especially in my younger employees that also meant there is a new expectation the business of played a role broadly and rectifying other social injustice as we

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how a patch can keep us protected. >>> a pup trapped in a smoke filled home.y came to his rescue. >>> let's take a quick check of the big board, dow is up a bit about 20 points. diane king hall has a closer look. >>> before break, a big announcement from kpix5. we are welcoming amanda starrantino as our new morning anchor. she joins us wednesday at 4:30. >>> ahead, we are in southern california where one of the largest oil spills in the area's recent history is threatening wildlife and closing beaches. we'll show you how crews are scrambling to contain the danger. >>> a facebook whistleblower has accused the company of lying about how it handles misinformation on the social network. >>> first on cbs mornings, sharing stories from his life on the road and his relationship with kurt cobain. all of that and more coming up at 7:00. >>> good monday morning. we have an air quality advisory in effect for today, maybe a little bit haze inland but still looking at good to moderate argue quality. we'll see sunshine and warm temperatures. in fact today is the warmest day

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such as a palace aides were 8 on a standing.shine system bluebird skies for that fresh snowfall up on the slopes. very welcome to see now we are going to look at any new snowfall can tahoe this weekend in the bay area is at least for the most part going to remain dry for the most part because this low steering its way. our direction will result in one sprinkler to into tomorrow. that's not even getting really get the ground wet. honestly, though, a light on shore breeze today is going to keep things a little bit cooler. a few passing clouds today will make for at least not is quite a crystal clear days. yesterday still healthy dose of sunshine, though advancing through future cast into tomorrow. you can see a couple of those spots of just a sprinkle here. they're popping up across the bay. most of us remain dry on into your saturday and sunday, importantly for halloween remains dry. so tomorrow trace amounts of sprinkles. if that even honestly for the bay, better chances of rainfall into next week. once halloween is all said and

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the musician will read a book about a boy who has a stutter.ello and welcome if you re watching in the uk filming had been taking place on a small ranch which is a popular location for movie production in the desert close to the city of santa fe in central new mexico. the woman who's died has been named as 42—year—old halyna hutchins, originally from ukraine. she was working as director of photography. the biography on her website says she was selected as one of american cinematographer s rising stars of 2019. cbs news correspondent laura podesta has been following developments from new york. unfortunately at this point, we don't know what led up to this stunt going horribly wrong yesterday. it happened around 1.50 in the afternoon, mountain time, and the two who were injured were immediately rushed to the hospital. directorjoel souza survived, he has been discharged from hospital at this hour, that's according to an overnight tweet by one of the stars in the movie. but again, we don't know what was in the gun, as that gentleman who was just de

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liz: a win today would set a new franchise record for wins in a regular. first pitch at oracle park is at 12:05 this afternoon. the blue angels are scheduled to arrive at oakland international airport tonight, signaling the start of fleet week. the event is back after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. officials say, while there will be some adjustments this year, the tradition will largely be the same, which means the blue angels and the parade of ships. law enforcement will be out in force across the city. >> we will ensure we have staff out there. our people will be out there to work with the police department. because the most important thing is to be a visible duster and -- deterrent to any shenanigans. liz: the event begins with it concert at the san francisco war memorial and performing arts center. the air show starts next saturday and runs through the weekend. frances, let's get a check outside. frances: it is looking gorgeous. looking at the golden gate bridge, where you can see very few clouds out there. a very shallow marine layer me

i think i was the 1st earliest you had a, a, a death threat on twitter which became a criminal prosecution. it was years and years ago. i read articles i met with kissed army. when was the head of the director of public prosecutions about how we stop online hate online radicalization. it doesn't take for an m p to do this. i think there are going to be a trance of measures which the british government have had, obviously, was there now going to use the so david amos is a tragic murder to rush through and that isn't how we should be doing politics, mo, as always, thank you. very much for your time and your thought specially talking to us this sunday morons are social and political comedy live on the program. and not to wrap up the stories that shape the week. i'll keep and coming at the top of the hour after another great short doc, get it started moment sticklers. ah, the rescheduled ocean with on what it says i'm, it will still it'll cover the initial icon noise to ye. beautiful with fresh which don't don't love. would you think that that would because if that's something you would preven

as it happened, a candidate for a suspect.ain was about to pull into the drive. >> coming up -- angry tense political girlfriend in the hot seat. >> i just found out this morning. and now i feel like i'm a suspect. >> when dateline continues. >> the body of keith reed, the admired school superintendent had been found in a hedge by his house. he'd been shot three times. keith's brother kevin, a law enforcement veteran, had caravan to the house monday morning with his 80-year-old parents, expecting to search for a missing person. the shiver broke the news. >> i've got my mother wanting to go and cover him up with a blanket because he's cold. try that sometime. it's a crime scene, mom, can't go up there. it's tough. >> as the reed family struggled to make sense of the horror, investigators have put the question to keith's daughters, did they know of anyone who had a reason to hurt their dad? >> we could not think of anyone to tell them. no one. >> everyone was just... no. >> a name had occurred to their uncle kevin. of the leads

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he's on a jo, strategic, or g o economic or a traumatic and oh, so you are a member states for a long time. you don't have any responsibility for a security will very few of in a where dependent of the u. s. and know it's very difficult to take more responsibilities and do it to invest more in defense upped with their own jeopardy of i think my with that. but that creates a very, very unstable alliance. if you know, if your member nations are not taking responsibility, joining in with the security. i. charles, another thing that we haven't really mentioned here because i think i'm a pure raw, geopolitical thinking is insistent been dismissed because it should be in play right now. and the reason one of the reasons may be the most important reason is it ideology for the e. u tops geo politics, which is ridiculous at a deal. politics is about national interest. i fully agree, e, you, national interest is very difficult to define sometimes because of the adverse diversity of the membership. but ideology is, but it's a in play here. and that hurts europe's ga. geopolitical positioning. go

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i had my staff create a snapchat account for a 13-year-old -- for a 15-year-old child.were immediately bombarded with content that i can most politely describe as wildly inappropriate for a child, including recommendations for , among other things, an invite to play an online sexualized videogame and articles about porn stars. >> any online sexual video game should be age-gated to 18 and above, so i'm unclear why that content would have shown up. >> we heavily invest in making sure that all of our users, but particularly kids on the platform, have a safe experience. >> i'm quoting from searches that we've done -- "songs to slit your wrists by, vertical slit wrist. do the self harm and suicide videos violate youtube's content guidelines? >> senator, i would certainly welcome following up with you on the video you might be referencing. william legislators also wanted : to know what data was being collected about children by these apps. >> tiktok actually collects less in many categories than many of our peers. >> which of your competitors or other companies you're aware o

i give families a home, not just a place to stay.n the green investors look to diversify the portfolios in this volatile market some turning to the art world. master works is a platform where investors buy and sell shares in iconic works of art. the company announced its series "a" today and now a valuation of a billion dollars and led by left lane capital and harley miller joins us now. thank you for joining us want to get to left lane more broadly. interesting idea it's a modern take on old art opposed to the sort of nft craze which is totally new. >> you're absolutely right listen we had a thesis and tech enabled classes and the peers in the venture and growth equity world pursuing things whether felt faddish or smaller ranging from pokemon cards or wine and farm land and i think those can be viable but the research comes back to contemporary fine art. historically inaccessible to anyone and constituency and institutional works and this is the first ties to the inaccessible asset class and a special opportunity and scott and the t

you tell them look, whether or not you're making a good deal is based on a good deal 33 are doing a maximum of nine months these two are facing up to 20 years. they're not likely to get that, but yes, you should reassess >> this happened really fast this jury wasn't messing around. were you surprised by any of this >> no because it's a hard sell it's not surprising that people who thought they could buy their way into top schools thought they could buy their way of prosecution. when the jury comes back this fast with guilt verdicts on every count, that sends a message you should have been able to foretell before it hit you. >> have a good weekend thank you. >>> an 18-year-old accused of opening fire at school in arlington, texas two days ago is out of jail. his family says he's back home after being let out on bond yesterday. the release comes as the family of one of the victims says he's fighting for his life. they say he's in a medically induced coma now and was set to get two more surgeries today they say four bullets hit him. one in the stomach, chest, arm and leg. we're also getting vi

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yesterday, there was a report of a person with a gun at lax, it to the evacuation of a terminal.nearly 1000 cases of in-flight assault, many of them sparked by the mask mandate. the ceo of american airlines is calling it the worst display of unruly passenger behavior he has ever witnessed, there was one where a passenger was pumped by a flight attendant and then he walked back and punched the flight attendant in the face. spencer, you fly a lot. spencer: i have not seen any incidents like that except on the stories we do. in my flights, i have not seen that kind of behavior. every time i get ready to fly now, i buy's -- i brace myself because it is happening so often and i don't understand the anger. >> i was just flying this weekend i was looking around like, is anything going to happen? we have come to almost expect it. i feel at the end of the day, life can be hard if you want to make it hard but it is not that hard to wear a mask and just do what you are supposed to do and i think it comes down to the fact that things have become so partisan now in mental health is an issue w

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a hollywood also planning to send a crew into space to shoot a full feature film picture. like let's go to washington and took the army tub. go show as the former chair of the science operations working group at nasa and has been a mass scientists for more than 20 years. and we'd have thank you for your time. it is one thing for ha, william shatner or jeff bezos, or any person to go up in one of our space ships spend a few minutes weightless and then come down again and think there's any massive training that's needed for that. sending a film crew into space that fairly major. well, it's um you don't have to do anything different from an astronaut. ah, you don't have to do of, for example, they did not do a speech swap. so i think the trimming is aligned and i think the more you'll see both spears store is screwing up. ah, common people without much dreamy redoubt farmer. they being an astronaut. i'm so this is perhaps is, but of the larger access dispute that, ah, common people are getting common people and tom cruise. i bet not in this film, but i believe tom cruises pla

>> i think becoming a meme stock is a tough way to make a living.als are good for macy's unlike other meme stocks so retail is anice place to be now. i would advise investors if you are thinking about meme stocks, look at the bonds. macy's have shot up in the last week, bonds have gone nowhere. we haven't seen any upgrades so it would concern me. i would say buyer beware on macy's >> bob >> i don't understand this whole story. so i know there's this story sachs is going to spin off and it is going tab lus. it is a different story. they have fewer stores than macy's with this whole macy's idea, how do you spin off an idea you might spin off the ecommerce business how many stores do they have they must have 600, 700 stores the distribution for the ecommerce business is the stores people go pick them up at the stores they send them out from the stores if you sever that link, what do you have you have got to build up another distribution chain for a different company. i don't see how it particularly makes sense. at least with the other one, some of the

they issue a a story they recovered a flying disc and they used a retraction said it was a weather balloon. but it was off and running. the air force investigates ufos from 1952-1970 in project blue book for those you of my generation who watched the leonard nimoy show, i never chose investigating project blue book and this is a hot thing in 1970s to and like you have a day to come investigated 12,618 cases most were explained that 701, 5.6% remain unexplained. what this reads in the minds of conspiracy there is is one come ufos are real enough that uniformed officers of the air force are going place to place investigating them, and two, they are issuing a report of which they are finding some unexplained it is not much of a step to say this is all a front for clearly "men in black" going from place to place and covering up ufos. the next step is abductions. betty and barney hill is one of the classic abduction stories that is part of our popular culture. there's all kind of ufo shows that are going to involve these kinds of things. betty and barney hill saw ufo on september 19, 961 in new

talk the giants. >> what a >> what a 162 gains what a celebration here. let's roll some of that video of the celebration here. the final out you see it right there. i tell you what, the crowd electric. i still have goosebumps watching that. there is the final out. a buster hugged. we have not seen those in a while. not bad for a team most experts chose to win between 75 and 85 game. 107. san francisco puts a stamp on the regular-season finale a brilliant pitching performance. logan webb was great on the mound. packed house, more than 36,000 thumbs up. saw the giants win their first division title since 2012, now it is on to the national league division series frid >> going into the season that was our goal. we knew it was going to be tough and it was going to be a grind. we have the dodgers and the padres in our division. that was our goal going in. >> i don't think that is fair to say world series or bust. obviously that is the goal. we have to go through the cs, the cs to get there. see where we are after that. >> it is october. anything can happen. the

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san francisco a little over a quarter, concord less than a quarter and oakland just under a couple hundredths of an inch. i'll give you a closer look in just a few minutes. >> we're looking out here toward the roadways. the bay bridge toll plaza median lights were turned on a little earlier than yesterday and the backup formed much earlier than yesterday. holding steady for the last 15 minutes with a full toll plaza. it's south 880 that we're concerned with heading through oakland. we had yet another crash which just cleared right around 23rd. that caused more slowing. between 7th and 23th we've had a very slow morning at times. watch that corridor. there's some flooding reported at jackson and 5th early. there's flooding now reported at lucky drive from the 101 across most of the lanes there. >>> hundreds across the bay area without power right now. this is a look at the current power outages, the pg&e map up. they told us about 1400 customers without power, most in the east bay. >>> a puzzling case that had a lot of people across the country talking, today we expect to learn what killed a f

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a few more showers, a little further north now in a place like hayward, san ramon san leandro oakland or seems more showers. all the way into lafayette conquered in antioch, 2 in the north bay. more widely scattered and that rain line a shift, a little further to the south. so drying out toward a santa rosa. a few light showers in the petaluma ville. more on the way overnight tonight you see those scattered showers popping up all around and then a more impressive, a train of moisture moves in about the middle of the morning tomorrow and then by late in the afternoon. that rain line begins to shift more to the north. but there's plenty more rain to come. just how much we'll have that answer coming up in a few runs. thank you. let's take a look at the live pg and e power outage map and right now there are more than 2000 customers in berkeley which are affected by the weather related outages. >> there are a few scattered power outages and other areas. but right now berkeley is taking the biggest hit in terms of those outages and the majority of those customers are in the east bay. that's

economists had expected a gain of half a mil. that said, the unemployment rate did drop to 4.8% with schools reopening and federal unemployment benefits ending, there had been optimism for job growth instead, the second month in a row with data well below economists' predictions. also the slowest monthly job growth this year, showing that the hole that the pandemic left is filling in much too slowly. jobs cratered in march and april of last year because of pandemic shutdowns. in the year and a half since then, jobs have slowly trickled in, regaining more than 17 million, but 5 million jobs have not come back. many of them because americans have been reluctant to rejoin the workforce. wages did grow the labor force participation rate dropped despite this, president biden still touted today that the numbers show continued progress. >> today's report has the unemployment rate down to 4.8% a significant improvement from when i took office and a sign that our recovery is moving forward, even in the face of the covid pandemic >> for co

exports give it a little bit of a lift. think energy will remain at the fore of their mind for quite a while, i think. manus: the other debate is this -- we reflect on the jobs report on friday, the wages component a little higher, and many people saying this was reasonably good enough for the fed to taper. there is a cracking line from bank of america and what your interpretation, it is called the tale of the tape. the rate cuts since lehman, 56 this year, and that is the most since 2011. qe is dissipating. i was shocked when i read that, 56 this year. is the risk narrative changing for 2022? we can talk about the daily ups and downs of dollar-yen and the dollar, but the risk landscape going into 2022, jane, how does that look to you from a rate hike, central banking narrative? jane: i think it has really altered. we see it is very much on the performance of the u.s. dollar. the first thing we need to clarify is we might talk about rate hikes but we have to put that in terms of normalization. we had a huge amount of extrao

found a body in a pool, a woman in a pool. and we were scrambling our investigative unit. >> is that as much as you know when you got the call? >> it was. >> the emt had been there by then, tried cpr just in case given that the water was so cold. >> i didn't think they knew how long she had been in the pool so the thought process was maybe that they could revive her. >> because a person metabolism slows down it looks like they're dead, maybe they're not dead. was there serious thought that she would survive this? >> it wasn't the case. >> no. at the hospital the doctor tried to tech check her body temperature to see how long she had been dead, but she was too cold for the turmoil meter, no way to calculate how long she had been in the pool. of course, by then, they'd figured out who she was, samira frasch, but unusual name. they looked terrible line, and -- wow! >> she was gorgeous. >> samira frasch was amazing, look at her, stunning, most certainly and glamorous, and very french. >> it's everything or nothing, i'm friends you

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such a wonderful example of the power of a book, the power of a great book. having read the book, the international african-american museum would not be with under construction. it's well under construction to be finished june or july of next year, and that's all because of edward ball's powerful work and wonderful work. and i'm sure all of you have questions, comments about book, so i'll, i hope you'll take advantage of this to discuss with edward -- [inaudible] questions or comments. >> hello, mayor riley. thank you for inviting me to come visit with you all. i'm happy to do a q and a if you like, and i thought it would also be appropriate just to start by reading a couple of pages from this book that you all have had in your hands. the passage that i think is resonant more than many others in the book is one about the last day of enslavement on one of the plantations in berkeley county. and i thought that i'd read a couple of pages describing that day, because it's the day when the back of slavery was broken and people breathed the air of liberation in man

, would feel more like a list in the doesn't feel at all like a list, feels like a biography. and also as a life as a subject to bring his lawyer admired the book wonder if you can talk about that idea, it seems to be also like a shift in the thinking. was one of these fellows who was thinking about the sort of natural world the scientific one meeting religious or you can fill in the like there but that idea of shifting from nature on the list into a story, can you talk about the concept and how that as one of the very first shapers of what would later become vat. a - t. >> it was emerging in europe in the mid- 18 hundreds. alexander is certainly the most famous. and a student. there really is the beginning of what i and others would call ecological idea read this notion in the science any sort of a technical understanding of the natural world it is an appreciation for larger things and larger concepts and i don't think it again and i know something about the appalachian trail, i'm not an academic environmentalist story and supposed to know a lot more. but is okay winstead is