we will keep our word once agai again. we will vote on this nomination on this floor. >> mr. president in the jewish tradition only a person of great righteousness dies at the end of the year. near rosh hashanah because god determined they were needed until the very end. friday evening, shortly after the sun down on the eve of the jewish new yearhe, we learned that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, a woman of great righteousness a woman of valor passed away. she was many things to many people, brilliant mind, quick wit a lover of the opera a friend, colleague, workout guru and feminist icon. she might be the only supreme court justice to become a meme but what began as a joke the notorious rvg liking a legendary rapper to an octogenarian jurist struck a chord in american society because ruth bader ginsburg was a rebellious force to be reckoned with in a male-dominated legal establishment not waiting for someone for her to shake up the system she elbowed her way through to change the world for women long before the rest of the worldov caught on two decades as an acade

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i can tell you at those viruses return and re-invite people over an over agai so, there is some evidence of immunity, but it doesn't last very long. so the question will be whether produce not only high level to immunity, but durable immunity. even if the immunity lasts a few months, perhaps you could get revaccinated every year, or two years. like you do with the flu. the final issuthen, is whether or not the vaccines will prevent an individual from getting sick but not from getting infected. so the person might be able to be healthy, but they could actually transmit the disease to others. so, we will need to learn a t about that once the vaccine trials are up and running. and we get more data. >> peter, arthe bay has been taking a leading role when it comes to developing a vaccine. mu this is because of our history as an epicenter of activism, and innovation in treating hiv and aiyo. coultalk us through the position that the bay area has right now? and being a leader in this way question mark >> that's a great question, i think, from the early daysof etsy and hiv, we built up this infr

and how the city of san francisco says it's taking the fight agai >>the >>city of san francisco saying the fight against an open air drug market to the next level it involves banning drug dealers from a specific neighborhood and has won 4 says the body reports this tactic could eventually expand to other parts of the city. >>these lawsuits are designed to help stop the brazen the open air drug dealing that has plagued this historic neighborhood at the center of our cities opioid crisis. >>san francisco city attorney dennis herrera is cracking down on who he says are 28 known drug dealers by file in civil injunctions banning them from entering the tenderloin a tactic being used to save lives last year alone 441. people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough san francisco mayor london breed was raised a short distance from that end the line she says it has always had challenges but it is never been >>it is never been worse, san francisco has become the place to go to sell drugs. it

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it's only just re opened in this primary school in southern france is already c closed agai. the seventy students that go head didn't even have much time to get to know the full teachers that work here. the school was closed after a child in nursery tested positive for david nineteen well so i think we'll deal with it. when i was well during lockdowns in malls. the school enough say also closed on friday after a municipal employee working in the canteen tested positive for the virus. parents are waiting for further information about the risk posed to the children. for the time being what we know is that municipal employees who came into contact with the infected person are going to be tested what we don't know is if our children came into contact with that person and whether they will need to be tested. secondary schools have also been affected despite the implementation of compulsory mask wearing and social distancing. the school in southwestern france which is two hundred and twenty four students has also been shot since friday morning a member of staff has been infected ar

. >> reporter: on the hundredth night of protests, most of them peaceful, demonstrators agai gatheredn a portland park for what started out as a lawful rally. ( chanting ) but it quickly escalated. portland police expected the crowd of hundreds was marching to their east precinct and soon after, they called it a riot. >> this remains a riot. >> reporter: this protester was set ablaze after a molotov cocktail was thrown. police rushed in fast. >> the cops are right here. they are rushing us. >> reporter: with tear gas and other impact weapons hitting protestors, journalists. anyone in their way, some protestors lighting fires and throwing fireworks, one one striking an officer's hand. >> get your [bleep] hands-off me. >> reporter: even in the fog of the front lines protestors were in disbelief. >> everyone here has a job, we're taxpayers. >> he says he was there last night. >> we have a constitutional right to assemble peacefully on public property and as long as that right is there we will keep showing up. as long as they are allowed to declare it a riot or unlawful assembly because t

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d, this morning, he agai threatened federal intervention, writing, "if this joke of an' mayor doesclean it up, we noll go in and do it for them." meanwhile, in kea,en wisconsin, tons remained high ahead of a planned presidential visit tomorrow. 00on saturday, roughly 1,0 tople peacefully marched streets to protest the shooting of jacob blake by kenosha police. last sunday, an offir shot blake in the back seven times. his familyays he is now paralyzed. at the march, his father demanded the officers invouned be held acble. >> my nature is to prote my son, to stand up for my son when he cannot stand up. >> reporter: president trump has criticizedhe local response to protests in kenosha, which has also seen some violence. on tuesday night, kyle rittenhouse-- a 17-year-old-- showed up at the protests with a long gun. he claimed to be protecting business.er he was lat charged with shooting three people, killing two. asenosha copes with the unrest, the city's mayor and wisconsin's governor tony evers, both democrats, urged the president not to come. in a letter to president trump on sunday, ev

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i think everybody will fight back isll retu those who llyn agai stayed to rebuild will be rewarded for not being faint of heart. john ramos, kpix 5. >> it sounds like tonight firefighters are going to want to take advantage of the favorable conditions to fight fires. >> lighter winds. it does look like things are going to worsen a bit on thursday when the fire weather watch kicks back and. we have to keep an eye on the fire weather conditions, air quality conditions and the next round of near record temperatures. let's start with fire conditions. this fire index takes everything into account. temperatures, moisture levels, fire fuels, wind direction even, and ranks them zero to 10. overnight it goes down to nearly 0. and the fog creeps in lynn. tomorrow and the numbers will peak around three or four in the north bay. in the vicinity of the glass complex, conditions are not going to necessarily prevented from spreading but it will not be favorable to spread rapidly which is good news for fire crews. thursday it looks like conditions are not going to be too bad but there are two more fou

into the regular a agai agenda. number 2 approval of our minutes for the august 18th, 2020 meeting. and do we have a motion to approve. >> i raise a motion to approve. >> second. >> is there any public comment on the approval of the minutes? >> >> no. [ roll call vote ] next is report from executive director. >> thank you, president and good evening commissioners. i do want to apologize in advance, it looks like zoom on my desk stop has crashed vpn so i don't have any notes for you zoo i'm going from recollection. i did relevant to covid-19 response our group is still operating cert or community education and response team and we're still working on a proposal to be able to permit and regulate accessory entertainment as a part of our already approved outdoor uses of spaces per the health order and a joining guidances. other than that, i'm sure you've been reading the papers and watching the news relevant to reopening updates. as it relates to our work, i will just say that you know, at this point, drive-in theaters, there's a drive-in experience that is allowable with certain restri

parishiorsn the ve abil cmunion agai>> we reallyelieve iis t bo ofeprents t b christ. it is the body of christ. and you can't get that over the internet. >> city guidelines limit the services to only 12 people, something this san francisco archbishop is calling on city officials to change. >> we have been treated differently than other people in similar or the same situations. and it's a first amendment right. >> the archbishop was referring to retail establishments that can operate at 50% capacity. he says he's committed to making sure worshippers are safe. he's ready to work with city officials on a solution so the numbers of attendees can be increased. san francisco and napa are the only two bay area counties that are red in the state's color-coded classification system for coronavirus activity. marin expects to turn red next week. for now, it and all other bay area counties are purple which happens to be the worst category. it means virus activity is widespread there. the classifications help decide which businesses can reopen and activities can resume. you can acc

i felt like i could handle this but they were intense, and it was, you know, agai and i felt e they looked at me as if i were some sort of criminal instead of somebody in government service voluntarily. i felt like in that moment very justified in some of the pushback we had been giving to the mueller team and is further solidified in my mind that mueller really was the republican figurehead and the rest of his team were a group of angry democrats that had one mission and that was to hurt the president and all of the people around it. >> host: there might be some viewers are still wondering if you -- the truth on the firing and your smoky eye makeup. >> guest: we are going there. okay. [laughter] >> guest: do you regret telling the press -- is in the briefing room some of those days, do you regret doing what he called a perpetuating some of the falsehoods, do you regret some of those? those? >> guest: if anybody perpetuated falsehood during thatheentire process, frankly is the media. for two years, they spend almost every single day perpetuating the falsehood that donald trump colluded wit

, and reay waging a sustained campaign of disinformaon and propaganda, really political subversion agaisia wants to pull us apart from each other, divide us on issues like race, gun controlio and immigrand pit us against each other and they want to dimifish or conce in who we are as a people in our democratic principles and stitutions and processes. all the way they're doing this,n they deny it,that's why it's important tore president trump and our leaders acknowledge this disruptive activity. just today we have the news main opposition navalny may have poisoned himself somehow. >> reporter: going back to your year in the white house, what did you see the president doing th regard to russian interference? >> he did quite a bit. i think we should much more confident in our electoral process because weit h in place new organizations to secure our election infrastructure but also to counter russian disinfmation and propaganda. we kind of took the gloves off our cyber force and our ability to connect a itod offense a good defense in cyberpace, and i think, very importantly, wed impost on ru

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like that wouldn't make sense unless you had a recording to go back to and they ccheck your notes agai. but the white house knowing this is hanging over them has to be putting the shiver down the spine of the white house right now. >> yeah, you just created a very upsetting night in the white house with breaking that news about the melania tapes. i'm sure there's a lot of buzzing around there right now. >> yeah. i'm not going to think about it. >> thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> president trump went to kenosha, wisconsin today and completely ignored the reason we have been focused on kenosha so intently, and that reason is the plainly unjustifiable police shooting of jacob blake. and we know the shooting was unjustifiable because we have seen the video. we have seen the police officer holding jacob blake's t-shirt from behind, and deciding as jacob mablake was getting into s car to shoot jacob blake in the back, to fire seven shots into the back of a person, who was not threatening that officer in any way at all. and that is a violation of police deadly force rules. it is a

with a larger crowd,l, but agai a little bit more like a family.brought it in and we had our members and we were able to reflect on the 19th anniversary, we will not forget and that is the message we wanted to deliver. >> 412 emergency workers were killed on 9/11, hundred more including some san francisco firefighters lost their lives from illnesses, stemming from their time working at the world trade center after the attacks. >>> 10 people have been killed in the north complex wildfire, burning north of sacramento, making it california's deadliest wildfire this season. it has now burned through more than 253,000 acres in butte, plumas, and hubert county, the fire is 23% contained. mandatory evacuation orders and warnings have been issued in all three counties. at least 2000 homes and other buildings have been destroyed. they say more cooler weather is helping the firefight. >> we are looking at the high risk environment, all of the indices have indicated high risk, we exceeded the local thresholds, and the wind, lower fuels. we are also looking at

agai no fewer than 22 cocountries. amy: as s the united states mars the anniversary of the september 19th 11 attacks, we look at how the u.s. global war on terror has displaced at least 37 million people since 2001. we will talk to david vine, author of "the united states of war: a global history of america's endless conflicts, from columbus to the islamic state." then we speak to the legendary black feminist scholar and organinizer barbara smith on her new w plan to combat whi supremacy and why she named it after fannnnie lou hamer and ela babaker. >>>> i thought i it was impoporo wrwrite about the e problem of e susupremacy gigiven the levelelf racialal turmoil t that we havee experienced during t the last fw months. and also to prpropose a planan o end whihi, which i i have named the hamer b baker plan. amy: then as global deaths from covid-19 top 910,000, we will look at the race to develop a vaccine. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.o.org, the quararae report. i'm amy goodman. i

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into the regular a agai agenda. number 2 approval of our minutes for the august 18th, 2020 meeting. and do we have a motion to approve. >> i raise a motion to approve. >> second. >> is there any public comment on the approval of the minutes? >> >> no. [ roll call vote ] next is report from executive director. >> thank you, president and good evening commissioners. i do want to apologize in advance, it looks like zoom on my desk stop has crashed vpn so i don't have any notes for you zoo i'm going from recollection. i did relevant to covid-19 response our group is still operating cert or community education and response team and we're still working on a proposal to be able to permit and regulate accessory entertainment as a part of our already approved outdoor uses of spaces per the health order and a joining guidances. other than that, i'm sure you've been reading the papers and watching the news relevant to reopening updates. as it relates to our work, i will just say that you know, at this point, drive-in theaters, there's a drive-in experience that is allowable with certain restri

. ♪ just dance ♪ dance, dance, dance, just, just dance >>> just heard me say it and i'll say it agairoad. you love cars, mich. >> peo we got n'll show you how to keep your we have the founder of girls auto clinic, patrice banks. she's been with us before and guys, she isorward to i have to take an anchor elliott a happy birthday. she turned 18 today. >> goes fast. st. with a new challenge in thce vid vaccine. one major trial is on hold after a patient suffered a serus eect and this comes as millions return to school amid id outbreaks i want to go back to all from nyu. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. as college communities and the covid vaccine, a spokesperson for th trial is on hold lear for how long. this morning, the promise of a conavirus vaccine hitting a roadblock. oxford university who were in phase 3 of testing now pausing its coronavirus vaccine trials as it investiges a patient who this coming hours after eight otr drug companies who are jong a pledge saying afety will trump says there couldne ready by election day. ti disease doctor, dr. ve

not quite as bad as feared but a reminder that at the moment they're not allowed to do buybacks now agaiively well. big banks down a bit the initial take only ten minutes after this news came out, not as bad as it could have been >> certainly not as bad. you know, i do think the big question is are the regulars going to be very conservative about waiting to see what the wear and tear is on balance sheets >>> "fast money" starts now. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight's trader line-up guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan. the major warning for one market watcher. why he is calling for a 20% pullback in big tech plus ford giving details on its electric pickup. and later airline ceos back at the white house today looking for more money we found 67 billion reasons why that might not fly

now he'd take on another crisis and n.ise his profile yet agai >> it is christmas eve in new york and of the town is not peace on earth, but the violence among us. >> ...vigilante who shot and wounded four young men over the weekend...ha >> tve it happen in new york city, unbelievable. >> ...in the new york city version of a racial lynching... >> the man is dead, somebody got to go to jail for that.ju >> no ice! >> narrator: crime and racial tensions were tearing new york city apart. >> and not one killia hundred killings, are going to stop us from going where we want to go. >> narrator: trump szed on one headline. >> a jger is fighting for her life after a brutal attack in central park. >> she is a white wall street investment banker, her black in the media.ng called animals rape has provoked e in ad gang city filled... >> it is the ages of the accused, 14 to 17 ars old, and the horror of their leged crimes that has caused a furor. >> the defendants are about to have their two months in court. raymond santana, yusef salaam, antron mccray. they are finally through... because there's a

. ♪ i woke up still not dead agai today ♪ ♪ the internet said i had passe away ♪ >> reporter: still standingic, that's what i want to do >> yeah. it doesn't get any better than that >> it doesn't get any better than that. ♪ >> reporter: such gracious and amazing people we do these zoom interviews, you know, and sometimes you feel like a million miles away. it was like they were right here in the kitchen so great >> we felt it too. >> we sure did, harry. >> nelson kids thank you. thank you for that, harry. >> that was lovely >> reporter: good to see you guys >> you too wow. >>> let's go over to al, get another check of the weather hey, al, what do you got >> how can you not be smiling after that as we look across the country, feeling like fall in the northeast and on into new england and the great lakes above average temperatures central plains still poor air quality out west as we watch those wild fires range and of course we are watching what's going on with sally down through the gulf that's what's going on around th >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are still seeing some un