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without a doubt one of the most important contributions to the understanding of the nixon presidency andn. president nixon as a person that is yet been written. dwight will speak this evening with frank gannon. frank joined the nixon white house and the sum of 1971 as a white house fellow assigned to counselors to the president, donald rumsfeld and bob finch. he did d work for john ehrlichmn on the domestic council staff, along with colonel brennan and handful of other stuff ever since asked by president nixon to fly aboard air force one on the final flight home to california on august 9, 1974. frank work with the former president in san clemente for five years as richard nixon's chief editorial assistant organizing to researching and writing of his memoirs, wiki with diane sawyer. frank received his bs in from the georgetown university school of foreign service, a masters from the london school of economics and a phd from oxford. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming dwight chapin and frank gannon. [applause] okay. good evening. ladies and gentlemen. what a great gr

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calculation is that walz had real style and reliability, and therefore, he wisconsin, pennsylvania andnichigan, there's big catch. walz wasn' that today that in his own state in short, the elite version of who they think -- he ran up the numbers in metropolitan areas not because he had a tangible and authentic connection with the voters democrats want to win. how would you respond to that? >> >> guest: well, just watch him. watch him at a state fair. watch him, you know, shake hands atyo a farm meeting. just watch him. you know, she's right, he's not going to persuade, you know, the the vast majority of rural america to switch. but there are so many people sitting onar the fence in rural america right now who don't see any candidacy that will affect their lives. they don't see a candidate that looks like them. those are the voters that we hope tim walz can persuade. and so i think, i think they're being overly pessimistic about his appeal. i think that he will generate a lot of enthusiasm. you saw that in nebraska. you know, he went to a rural part of nebraska, true a mammot. why is tha

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we're going to do it on the floor instead andn make it easr for everybody, is that okay? sorry. called an audible here. [inaudible conversations] if -- [laughter] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, miss may krier, rosy the revaluater. [cheers and applause] rosily the riveter. -- rosie the riveter. [applause] >> i look at all of you, senator casey, ryan fits if patrick, jackie speier, susan collins, we couldn't have done it without you. and all of you people in the audience, you've been wonderful. you're such great support. thank all of you. [applause] this is such a great honor for me. i symbolically accept the gold medal for all of the rosies. [cheers and applause] of course, for those of you that are here, thank you. i'm glad to be part of the program. if for all of those that are gone by the wayside, we're very sorry for all of those who couldn't be here. we're sorry. and this is such a nice honor, and i'm so proud to be able to symbolically accept this medal for all of you. i think it's wonderful. [applause] this medal represents the millions of americ

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. >> andn 12 adjournment.nt todd first just express my sorrow and myences for i director and all members this great loss of ed d and wanted close the meet contributions to san francisco and the dep close in honor of ed donnelly. thank you very much. >> ing and thank you for being here. before i start i to introduce mayor london breed, our lieutenant tom [indiscernible] assistant chief of operations, lazar our police officer association here and attending the press conference this morning. talk about something very exciting to us the introduction of our drone program in the srtment. before i go further, i like to give thanks to our mayor, lo for being here, because it ius here and proposition e excited to

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right now i'm applying for one and four, i believe, andn my incarceration when i was was how it begani was in and out for a long ti of trauma in my life and, some addiction issues i ha violent crime and witnessed crime in myntil i left at the age of 15 san francisco prison term when i was 23, and my final prison term started when i was 41, and that was eight. for eightears, and since i've been out i have, i'm close to getting california and i work now with individuals, in a shelter family shelter. i have regained custody of my daughter. who i lost my i was incarcerated. sorry. and, i think that women have a unique set of in reentry. and i wouldhave a voice in this council. i am. also have a lot of experience with a successful reentry have been out over three years now and i'm still continuing to, advance like i can contribute a lot to i hope that i am selected. thank you. . any questions from the committee? okay. please call the next person thenah pulido. my name is joanna for seats one, three and four of the reen council. prior to incarceration, i held jobs in customer managerial rol

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i will tell people across thesh country, wait until thine debate of donald trump andn gu kamala harrisr ofe f and we will see who exactly who she is and i guarantee those poll numbers for donald trump will continue to go up. >> laura: harris and rcp average, by the way, up one but0 again comparing what we saw in 2016 and 2020 where they were up six princeville and 7%.d that one point after the hammering by the media of trumpa and elevation of kamala is. unbelievable news and thank you so much, great to see you tonight. someone called the ketamine queen was just nabbed in the death of friends door matthew perry. the details is up next. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual hydrotherapy system. the ten water jets can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, a

i think you also want to shade away from mag 7 so you have a high quality, nonmag 7 area andn the quality group and our research is focused heavily on quality at this point in the cycle and what you can do is buy dips and for instance, our fund was buying housing related stocks in july because those are high-quality stocks in the pullback and we rotated a lot of those gains into some of these tech-type stocks and sumi adjacent stocks into august. the high trend and the short-term pullback and stay high quality and stay large cap. >> so you're willing to buy some growth, just not at the highest levels of the market cap spectrum. >> yeah. i mean, but i'm not eaven reall nervous about it. we bought microsoft this month and so to me that fits the profile of everything i just laid out, and so it's just a matter of the indices are so top heavy at this point in time. you know, we're running an equal weight strategy, and i think that's really important is just to diversify out. the s&p is so beholden to those five or six stocks at the very top of the cap structure and i'm not necessarily against

open, andn in march and are doing all right. >> that is awesome.dnc here in town, how do you see all the festivities affecting your business? >> well, we are hopeful that with 50,000 people coming into town, we are going to see some of that activity over here at centennial. we feature 36 different beers on draft, all craft beers, and more than half of those are normally local craft beers. chicago, i don't know if you know, has more craft beer breweries than any market in the country right now. so we are a showcase to that. we have one arm and a handle, which is centennial ipa, and the other 35 are constantly rotating. we are always bringing in new beers, a lot of be one keg, and it is a new be replacing it. try to keep it fresh. >> this is your first dnc in the area? >> yeah. i think it has been a long time since the last one, so, yeah. this will be a big convention. obviously a lot of activity going on, united center and mccormick. but river north where we are is a lot of hotels, and a lot of people will be in the neighborhood. we are hoping to se

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reckless driving obstruction and involvement in a sideshow. 3 passengers received misdemeanor citations andn released at the scene. the car was towed in the python was returned to its criminally charged owner. remnants of the sideshow can still be lewis brown road including beer cans, shredded tires and bullets. the one we spoke with says the city needs to do something to prevent the sideshows from happening. maybe not having intersection so open, maybe putting like a roundabout or like a center divide like something that would deter people from gathering. i reached out to the mayor of allay several city council members and police to see >> what they want to do to curb side shows. but no one was available to speak in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >> a shooting inside a berkeley homeless shelter has left one person dead. police still looking for the shooter. that happened about 05:30am, tonight at the harrison house shelter on harrison street. that is where kron first jack moment tonight with the latest jack. >> yeah, that's right, catherine. we

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listen, they have a first amendment right to protest, andn as long as they do so peacefully we will not only allow them to do it, but we will protect them while they do it. but if they engage in any kind of illegal activity, including defacing the city, any sort of violence, of course the police are prepared to step in and do that. organizers are doing everything they can to have a peaceful week, but they are prepared for every eventuality. >> yeah, i can imagine. let me ask you, who is the big highlight that folks are looking ahead to in terms of the speakers? we heard it referred to earlier on the broadcast as the holy trinity going to be speaking, but give me a sense of who you think is going to draw the biggest excitement. >> well, as you look at that list, look at the photos. all the boldfaced names in the democratic party. there is one person who has some chicago roots that a lot ts of democrats are wondering and hoping they will hear from, as well. that is, of course, the former first lady, michelle obama. we remember the 2016 convention that she gave such a rousing speech for hi

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