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those are the dmunumber one ando causes that they cite about parenting being harder now compared to aamingham welcomes her school's restrictions. >> you need to see the big picture and how it really, how it helps you learn and how it helps the school. rem >> reporter: her mother believes it reduces anxiety. >> the students are more engaged with each other at recess. they're actually talking to each other. they're doing activities, rather than kind of going into their own circle and going onto their phone. >> reporter: some families are concerned about not being able to reach their child during school hours for safety and health reasons. administrators, however, encourage families to call the school office. >> our thanks to rahema for that report. >>> coming up on "today", how do you shop? a look at how consumers have adjusted their spending habits at the grocery store, and why brand loyalty may just be a thing of the past. that's something you don't want to miss. thanks so much for being with me on "early today." i'm frances rivera. have a great thursday. tomorrow's friday. hope you j

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diré que ando un zancudo. una tienda sprouts. hablaremos de esto.en gate la semana que viene. se presenta como el principal festival de música al aire libre de san francisco, con decenas de actuaciones durante 3 días y entre los muy anticipados están the killers, sabrina carpenter y post malone. en total se presentarán más de 70 artistas y todo empieza este viernes. pero el festival implica mucho tráfico. también hay algunos cierres de vías, así que tienen sus pantallas. ese mapa donde puede ver precisamente esas zonas que estarán cerradas. john f. kennedy drive podría cerrarse mañana mismo como medida de preparación y permanecer cerrada hasta el próximo miércoles. incluso metro drive ya está cerrado y el campo de polo en en el camino mclaren solo estarán abiertos para los trabajadores del festival, así que tome sus precauciones si va a conducir por esa zona varios días de buena música, pero también a considerarlo porque bueno, siguen las actividades en san francisco. no se para, no? así es. y buena música y buenas condiciones del tiempo. temperatur

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. >> laura: common sense ando see time to return to it.t th congressman, great to see you in your vehiclelied about his record in this impressions to linger, obviously to his benefit, tonight we are learning about disturbing connections between tim walz and radical islamic clerk. a muslim who promoted pro-a pro-hitler film and commended7t h.ahmad's brutal on october 7th here are the examiner is reportn walz's administration donated tm society of minnesota which is run by the very same clerk. the "washington examiner" unearthed new footage that shows walz seems to have bizarre man crcrush on this particular mom. >> i would like to say than thank you. i am a teacher so when i see a master teacherer t, i know it. over the time we have spent together, one of the things, ont of the things i've had the eye privilege of is seeing things ia master teacher to try to get the understanding. and he is right on this, therebn is islamophobia. there is a hatred being stirred up your there were people in leadership making the situation worse. ♪ ♪ >> laura: joining me now, the president and center for ame

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lies get transmitted, what doesn't with misinformation ando disinformation. and we understand how dangerous it isli when it is a foreign company like tiktok. and we say we do not like that, they are interfering. but i don't feel that much more comfortable with a mosque and zuckerberg. >> right, right. that's not a national security concern but it is a concern about the nature of our society. so one of the things that we have to do is begin to have regulations and public investments that redefined you redefine youmight say the infor. europe has been again a better job than we have on that. they pass something called digital services act, dsa the digital marketing act to get moreet competition in this spac. more concerned about privacy. ai and ethics. i don't think they have gone far enough but at least they have begun that kind of discussion. we have not begun that. but the other thing they have done that i think has been quite successful in a few countries. his public media. so the swedish television everyone knows about bbc. what is striking about that is th

ando, would i would like to make a motion to amend the original file, as i outlined, in my comments. are non-substantive amendments that i have circulated to all of you. and then duplicate that file, but i'll make a subsequent motion for that on the motion offered by mehat thee amended. vice chair preston preston, i member peskin i. peskin i chair. melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes and then i would like to duplicate that file, and i will then go back and make a motion to send the original file, as amended, to the full board with pove recommendation as a committee report by member peskt the ordinance be, as amended, as a committee report. vice chair preston preston, i member. peskin i,kin i chair. melgar i. melgar i madam chair, there are three eyesagn o offer to the duplicated file the substantive amendment that i described. expanding the private right of actio nonprofit organizations. whose primary mission is protecting the rights of tenants in sanisco so that they may also bring a civil action to enforce violations of this ban. and i would like to that's on page

we know that many letting e has been detrimental to so many parents, soee many children ando many communities across the country. add we have today an opportunity to do right by them once again. madam president, this past week the park fire and other wildfires continue to burn in california have burned hundreds of thousands of acres. in addition to that they have reawakened painful memories of some of the worst wildfires in california history, , many justn the last decade. i also want to spend a moment to highlight what the disaster assistance provisions of this bill would mean for many, many families in my state. earlier this month the "los angeles times" told the story of a 55-year-old woman living in northern california. six years ago she experienced devastation that most americans couldn't even dream of. many californians have grown all-too-familiar. on the morning of september, one morning in november of 2018, she woke up to see black smoke engulfing the land around her. flames moving so fast that within hours the entire town of paradise, california, would be nothing but embers. fortunat

it i did and the moment that was pretty int how doors kind of opened i put and get any emt licenses andobe in the refreshed what is of the academy engineering that and so on and so forth had that moment spoke up to be doing this is this is the it this is me. and it of the , be it resolved that worked out and after the my work with one was (unintelligible) (sirens) what when that being a firefighter that i thought i could do. and a lot to do would not se in the representation of a normal firefighter will be so i an effort when i'm have other girls boys seeing me though orientation or race or any other orientation be able to be that person and know they can do they want to. >> mom i feel like person actually. that pretty a stark difference in from the pe i became a mom in the fire serve and person after the fire services being a a learning exercise and the same going to the fire service you're heart is a little bit more vulnerable i mom the harder thing and prior to this job or some of the things we do on job are some of the harderf levels each other out so i come to work and feel and canj

ando it goes without saying probably to everyone here we are reiterating once in a while been writing books for a very long time and watched a lot of things happen in the bookselling business. communities that took the great independent bookstores for grante' no longer have their great independent bookstores. so, make sure to keep always supporting this place. many, many thanks for letting us be here. i am going to play the role of moderator here a little bit. to get tom talking. he is very shy and reticent. [laughter] >> let me say bill is very shy to. [laughter] 's. >> i will say there are times when friends and thomas unfold and dear friend, tell me they're going to write books that i wince just a tiny bit. [laughter] because i think this does not always end well. [laughter] good books are somewhat harder toit write then people sometimes imagine they might be. and so it was with extraordinary first relief and then pleasure i read the galleys of tom'sok book when it arrived six months ago. it is a tremendous book, beautifully written. we are little more upbeat. [laughter] you anyway

that led to work for dick gephardt, house majority leader ando eventually to his becoming senior advisor to president bill clinton. after leaving the white house at the end of clinton's first term, he became a political analyst for abc news and rose steadily from there. okay, what accounts for the smile? [laughing] perhaps it is being married for 23 years for someone who makes him laugh. actress, author, comedian, ali wentworth, and having to back her daughters. or maybe it's just getting up at 3:00 every morning. but why this book and why now? i loved his first book where he buried his soul and all too human, , but that was in 1999. so why the situation room? as you read this book you understand it'sal all about the subtitle, the inside story of presidents in crisis. we are taken to the angst, the process and the fascinating drama that happen in the sit room from each administration. i look around and i think everyone of us in this room will love the play-by-play of the crises we witnessed in our lifetime. so let's turn the table andab he our own, edwards of abc action news morning edit

yo no traigo mi pasaporte conmigo cuando ando caminando por las calles de los Ángeles.efenderse y siempre me voy a asegurar de que israel tenga la capacidad de defenderse porque el pueblo de israel nunca mÁs debe enfrentar el horror que una organizaciÓn terrorista conocida como hamÁs causÓ el 7 de octubre, incluyendo el terror de la masacre en un festival de mÚsica. lo que ha sucedido en gaza durante estos meses es devastador. jorge: esto se extiende mÁs un poco en el tema de palestina. enrique: ella califica esto como atrocidades en contra de la poblaciÓn civil. me parece que esta parte de polÍtica exterior es uno de los puntos. veÍamos este discurso de kamala harris en cuanto al silencio. aquÍ comenzÓ a generarse esta inercia de involucraciÓn. jorge: vamos escuchar lo que dijo kamala harris sobre migraciÓn. >> yo sÉ que podemos hacer honor a nuestro legado orgulloso como naciÓn de mirante, al mismo tiempo que reformamos nuestro sistema de migraciÓn. podemos crear una ruta a la ciudadanÍa, al mismo tiempo que aseguramos nuestras fronteras. jorge: son las dos cosas. job

order to stop every penny that harris has been bending on the shelter and transport of illegal aliens ando treatment for homeless american veterans. [applause] and we will end very rapidly veterans homelessness in america. we had at the lowest level, we woulda had it knocked out, but we were interrupted. kamala's border invasion has directly impacted thousands of national guard families. i tell you what, african-american families, hispanic american families, their jobs are being taken. unrelated to you, but their jobs are being taken. what's happening at our border, and she is in charge. now she has said, i was not involved too much with the border. i wasn't involved. even better, now she is saying, oh, well we actually had strong borders. you know, if they say it enough, even though we had probably more than 20 million people, but they figure if you say it over and over again, our borders were strong, our borders were strong -- and these are people maybe not into it, maybe like us, maybe like me -- nobody is into it like me. i had a nice life until i did this, you know that? i had a nice,

natalie told for the butler farm show as a whole ando july 13. but we also saw lawmakers actually climb on top of the ag are building where thomas matthew crooks, the shooter in this incident ultimately opened fire at former president donald trump. some of the members of congress actually remarked that it was the first time they'd been here to this site since that shooting, and they were stunned at just how close thomas matthew crooks was able to get to former president trump on that day. now wants you to take a listen to how one member of congress it's characterized, why it was so important to come here. actually and look at this sight on the ground in-person. >> there's a difference between day and night when you're actually hear on this surface, when you're actually walking in these grants, when you're actually going to the building, when you're actually up on the roof, when you're actually looking at where did we have people positioned? where was the shooter positioned? if you can act? officially a look at that right now, in-person that all t

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things get better, people's, the economy gets better and people feeling better, t lagging indicator ando are s reaching the point whee even some significant, like a historically change won't may necessarily, may not, hopefully may not manifest itself politically by voting in october. one of the things that you talk about a lot in book interaction with reporters. huge part of it. you are very gracious to reporters and you talk about trying to be as understanding as possible of sort of -- how their lives are and you bring to it , i think, in a way which i was personally incapable of, the majority. the majority is real traditional reporters. they are trying to do the best they can, really hard often sometimesof poorly pai n situations. just curious from that perspective, how you dealt with reporters, what your take between the feud of the new york times and the white house right now? >> you know, i think that -- could be the feud may be one way. >> it seems two way. >> i wasng giving you an -- >> originated which is in some of the reporting, i think, i think it originated they asked preside

and noand no one follows up ando well, how are you actually going to round up those millions of peoplens o through n at all times? >> he's done pretty much every and an outlet. he hasn't gone to an answer question. he calls these press conference alls theses and he rants for upwards of an hour and then doen he takes questions. but he doesn't answer them in any. that's up to the american media. yeah, exactly. the th peoe question or the pre. but he's doing the pointal about what kamala is doing is that we have 81 days left. she will absolutely be sitting down, but she doesn' heneed to do it right now. her supporters are not upset about it. even abou people are in the middle are not upset about it. she's giving speeches, telling f people what she stands for. >> and that videand tho with,. governor walz, was charming. they were getting to know it well, it might not be,uldn't h you know, millions of people watching because we wouldn't have this kind of election right now where kamala harris is trending this wa y and. donald trump is trending this way. if what they're doing wasn't wadoing whe

a they're hiring people who only wany difft get the job ando as soon as they get the job,he the first thing they tell you is the days they need off. yes. okaying theyl yo. it's not the same when you when you want to be. >> not levelo woground and i'm going to work every day. i be that guy because hard work pays off. integritay and thay y off the g. you do good things. good things happen. they're saying, no, i don't wanna dou dod thin any of that.t i want the job. but wait, it's. i'm tired. but p soap.o take a nawant. i'm going to take this nap and they don't get fired because the supervisor tisor is is probably taking a nap too. so it's just across the board. we're just is a cultural battled we're in right now. >> yeah, it's true. all right. weltural got to move on. up next. oh, thank you.t. they're applauding my tease. kamala pushes fake news to change view. looking for a smarter way to mop dry the swiffer power mop an all in one cleaning tool that gives you a mop bucket that gives you a mop bucket clean in half the timeme our cleaning pad has hundreds of scrubbing strips that absorb

ando he's so he's considered kind of a swing state. look, that cou b strategic. hrey also liked him because he said that muskie looks kind of like abraham lincoln and. he t that might be good. i mean, i don't know. u sure. on judgment on that one. so that was the match up there on the democratic side o aisle here at the picture ofhe in chicago and just got a couple more points here and we'll we'll wrap it up today. 68 was also got to get my. cursor in the right place here 68 was also one of the only campaigns where we had a strong third party challenge. another theme of today and we don't see this often as americans. i don't know you, but when i go vote, usually the top candidates are somewhere at the top. they make it easy to find out, you know, one side or the other. and i usually at least take a scan. i feel like it's my civic duty to kind of look at who the other candidates are. and i tell you, a lot of times outside of like the greens or the libertarians or one of the more prominent third parties, i don't know. a lot of them are. and maybe you feel the same

convening that was organized issues relating to gender equity, harassment, discrimination,ar pre-covid ando we saw that agu, acs, aps, they convened a hundred people from across the community to talk about what can professional societies do to catalyze transformation and something can be done in sustainability and resilience. i think you just pointed to how there's a real need and i think we've seen in the conversation the chats that have happened, there's an are incredible body of works that they can con tribo emphasize, what we are facing a society but also within higher education is the need for rapid organizational change, behavioral scientists, economists, you know, i think we have to have leadership and i think we have to have changes which were alluded to earlier i would argue in this context to give some examples but i won't from my own university, we need to change definitions of excellence and from thinking of disciplinary excellence to problem-solvingxc excellence. >> mindful on time, another online question. >> what other responsibilities of universities -- accepting or rejectin

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