for that decision it turned out it needed much more atonement once he ran for president but look i was 33 years old i'm not going to justify that i did it for the money i thought i was just working with a mid-level both ornish real estate developer and you know it wasn't admirable but it wasn't a big deal and yet how do i stopped and said do i know who this man is. do i know that he's capable of doing terrible things the answer would have been yes and that's what i'm atoning for and you know what. it's i am deeply ashamed of the impact of that decision to whatever extent it helped to elect him but it had the opposite effect on me it's turned my life around it caused me to transform you know trump has built his life on a web of lots what i discovered after reading the art of the deal and really rich can in with myself was that the more and this is ironic this is paradoxical the more i keep the more of myself i could accept the more i could accept all of who i am both best and worst the freer i became and the less i had to defend and that experience of really making the shift to acceptin

in order to survive every rung aton has to develop a 4 dimensional map in their heads covering space and time it takes time to learn all the but we've had to suspend the learning process where the trees and when do they bear fruit as the iranian towns have to stay in their cages. the lockdown can only be relaxed once the pandemic has been contained this is not good for the animals their fitness deteriorates and they become bored even the not the best preconditions for release and survival in the wild. those that have already been set free currently lead better lives keepers go on patrol to check on them and provide extra food if need be. here to social distancing applies. or. money. yes. yes. oh. yeah right. the school is located in the book to take up hulu rain forest and releases its graduates there it's a very remote location. so should any around it things here catch the coronavirus they won't pass it on to other ones in the wild. what's more they tend to be naturally self isolating creatures anyway and don't hang out in big groups. the team faces the challenge of protecting thei

colonial thinking still shapes politics what responsibility does europe have to africa will germany ever atone for the herero nama genocide. this information will be the questions the politicians don't want to run so they'd rather simply return individual items and that worries me we need a broader discussion about europe's colonial legacy little pos see that's got the ultimate goal is not simply to return as much as possible the goal is to systematically work through the issue widen access and nurture dialogue and work together as equal partners. partners because we don't even let the main us if you're gonna hit on how easy will it be easy for the afghan to get a visa to go to your country. but in a world riven by inequality and injustice how much of a priority is the return of stolen art are there not more urgent problems that need solving for us power to education. through the game for. let me less to keep from this and we should teach our children. what i have a teach i'm not every child can travel to germany to want to see be since seen the teen physically it's my ducati you've seen the p

lebanese capital beirut for his 2nd visit since huge explosions devastated that city 4 weeks ago atones visit marks lebanon's creation 100 years ago after 4 centuries of domination by ottoman turkey is expected to press for sweeping reforms to tackle an economy in tatters and new sectarian tensions shortly after the lebanese president asked the country's former ambassador to berlin to form a new government. our son after being designated prime minister mr for deep took to the streets of beirut it was a brave move. because much of the lebanese capital was reduced to rubble after thousands of tons of unstable chemicals exploded in the harbor nearly 4 weeks ago. the blast killed more than 200 people and destroyed what little was left of some people's faith in the government. had come to restore some of that trust. we will work hand in hand to rebuild what was destroyed. once we form a new government we will accelerate the investigation and the result and that will be made public as soon as possible. that the public relations exercise was met with an angry response by many. of us the explos

the german lender calls it old wine in new bottles but could it mean more trouble for a bank still atoning for earlier mistakes. european leaders circle up to strategize and trade at a time when the big deal seem more loose of than ever. and lithuania has taken a strong stance against the russian strongman because franco. is also one of the country's most critical economic partners. for the show. and it's good to have you with us a german lender deutsche bank is no stranger to scandal paying more than $10000000000.00 in fines and settlements over the last decade for everything from dodgy mortgage backed securities to money laundering but the bank has supposedly cleaned house now a trove of leaked files sheds new light on past transactions and raises the possibility of new scrutiny from regulators. for years customers from russia and other former soviet states funneled money into the western financial system via too much of bank the so-called near a trade scheme unraveled in 2015 the bank later paid a settlement of more than $600000000.00. joy. was found to have been engaging in a variety o

day of atonement. i'm asking them to pray for us. pray for all of us. boy, oh, boy.d use it. >> you took the words out of my mouth. here's the thing. what a week. think about it. a pandemic, a presidential election, the first debate is about to come up. we have unrest in the street. racial issues that the president is lying. saying he's not for the peaceful transition of power. what's next? seriously. >> i had hr mcmaster on. the national security adviser for a while. he's talking about what russia wants to happen here. i'm playing trump. he's echoing all of it. he got

yom kippur, the day of atonement begins next sunday. the holiest of all jewish holidays. >>> tonight the chinese community celebrated the autumn moon festival. it was held virtually this year because of the pandemic. plates, burgers, chips... masks, outdoor air, 6 feet of distance, as few people as possible, and plenty of hand soap. make sure lowering the risk of spreading covid-19 is on your list for your next small gathering. do your part to lower the risk. >>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the giants and as opened in oakland tonight. as closing in and giants trying to stay tough for the wild card. absolutely annihilates this pitch. aloha in a flash. 3-1 jack. ris bassett struck out seven. to lock opplayoff spot, they know that and division down to two. >> this team is extremely hungry for a lot bigger things than just the playoff. it's awesome but we basically acted like we won a game and that's it. i think there might be a celebration. besides that, just keep on winning. >> the 49ers will not have george kittle thi

community, and it's hard to tell someone to heal when there hasn't been any form of reconciliation or atonementour love for our communities and for one another, it must be greater than our pain. >> reporter: tonight in los angeles, one of the officers remains in the hospital. the fbi join being the manhunt as a reward for information leadi leading to an arrest set at about $300,000. >> when you are out there on patrol, you are a target unfortunately. they have a lot of money out there. i'm sure they're getting a lot of phone calls. that helps the investigation. >> reporter: the incident capturing national attention. former vice president biden calling the attacks on the deputies absolutely unconscionable. president trump at one point calling the shooters animals and demanding the death penalty for cop killers. >> this guy walks up to a police car, and he starts shooting point blank range at two innocent people. you can't let that happen. >> reporter: in san francisco, police captain williams worries that black maen getting shot an police officers getting shot is getting politicized. >> when you

yom kippur, the day of atonement begins next sunday. the holiest of all jewish holidays. >>> tonight the chinese community celebrated the autumn moon festival. it was held virtually this year it was held virtually this year because of the pandemic. river rock casino. >> the giants and as opened in oakland tonight. as closing in and giants trying to stay tough for the wild card. absolutely annihilates this pitch. aloha in a flash. 3-1 jack. a's out to a 4-0 lead. chris bassett struck out seven. two. >> this team is extremely hungry for a lot bigger things than just the playoff. it's awesome but we basically acted like we won a game and that's it. i think there might be a celebration. besides that, just keep on winning. >> the 49ers will not have george kittle this sunday against the jets. in fact, he's not making a trip back east. heaid his knee in the season-opening loss to arizona. kittle could possibly fly out next week if his knee does respond to treatment. nba playoffs tonight, game one, jamal murray and the nuggets. murray, step-ba

struggling to get by in almost impossible circumstances beyond your control, it's you who needs to atonenge your betters. this country is a republic, at least it's supposed to be, but it resembles more and more one of those european monarchies. instead of let them eat cake, it's let me get a blowout, the rest of you can suck eggs. for the latest show updates, follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram. i'll be back here next week with more in-depth interviews on "the wall street journal at large." thank you for joining us, and have a wonderful long labor day weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack howe in for jack otter. coming up, investment specialist rob around naught on why it's time for investors to shift away from high fliers like apple and tesla. later, the pandemic is scrambling plans for some investors approaching retirement: what to do about it.

and it's the jewish day of atonement today and here in germany is accompanied by painful reminders of a far right attack last year when a gunman failed to force his way into the synagogue in the eastern city of hala he killed 2 other people nearby and is currently standing trial our next report looks at how the incident resonated among jews across germany. nearly says she's not religious but on yom kapoor she comes to this berlin synagogue she does it to on of the german jews who couldn't celebrate the holidays themselves in the past this year she has another reason the 29000 how to attack. i know some of the people that were actually survivors. and i know they're still. with this day and they will probably in the coming years to come and. maybe also another reason to pay respect to this day and really attend the synagogue because this is actually the right of any jewish person i think manion could pour one year ago a heavily armed far right extremist tried to storm a synagogue in the city of hama in eastern germany to massacre the people inside he failed to get in but then shot dead

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struggling to get by in almost impossible circumstances beyond your control, it's you who needs to atone betters. this country is a republic, at least it's supposed to be, but it resembles more and more one of those european monarchies. instead of let them eat cake, it's let me get a blowout, the rest of you can suck eggs. for the latest show updates, follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram. i'll be back here next week with more in-depth interviews on "the wall street journal at large." thank you for joining us, and have a wonderful long labor day weekend. ♪ ♪ooooooooo and i hope to see you right here next week or he is lou: good evening everybody. president trump today hitting another key swing state as we approach two months until election day. president trump this hour will be in western pennsylvania, the state for new polling has the president all tied up with china joe biden. rasmussen has the president biden with 46% support in the important battleground state of pennsylvania. the same poll shows president trump with 27% support among african-americans in pennsylvania. that is

you can even get disqualified from atonement for yelling at an umpire but it has to be a second or thirdns if you are verbally abusing an umpire or official so the rules are very clear and that is why it was not debatable. has neverjock of it done anything like this before? he is never hit someone but he has come very close. there is footage from 2016 and one of the years at robert garrigus when he threw his racket in frustration and a linejudge had to racket in frustration and a line judge had to actually very swiftly move out of the way to avoid getting hit. that is one incident. this year controversy seems to follow him around the world. he has made comments about anti— vaccine, he organised a tournament in which people and that up catching the virus. wherever he goes, the risk a cloud that i don't want to say problems that attention around him. it is an u nfortu nate event after everything that happened in the past five months. i personally set as isolated event simply because it happened on the cot and it was clearly unintentional but ultimately he had to get kicked out. —— called.

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what today is young kapoor the jewish day of atonement and here in germany it's accompanied by painful reminders of a far right attack last year that's when a gunman failed to force his way into a synagogue in the eastern city of hala he killed 2 other people nearby and is now standing trial our next report looks at how the incident resonated among jews across germany. nearly says she's not religious but on yom kapoor she comes to this berlin synagogue she does it to on of the german jews who couldn't celebrate the holiday themselves in the past this year she has another reason the 29000 how to attack. i know some of the people that were actually survivors. and i know they're still. with this day and they will probably would in the coming years to come and. maybe also another reason to pay respect to this day and really attend the synagogue because this is actually the right of any jewish person i think manion kapoor one year ago a heavily armed far right extremist tried to storm a synagogue in the city of hama in eastern germany to massacre the people inside he failed to get in but th

it has a lot to answer for it like the arming of the police forces this is joe biden and has never atonedst not satisfactorily. from the other hand he was on board with every lousy trade agreement all of these things biden has a lot to answer for. he will never call people to portals one - - a deplorable's. that is a mistake you will never make wicked interviews of different candidates they are extremely boring you would never read them. but i did. [laughter] there is a very interesting moment "the new york times" editorial board extremely boring with this politician nonsense but then they talk about the election that the hillary operatives from the campaign and said he would have to distinguish between progressive values and working-class values and he said what do you mean? working class people the finest progressives you'll ever meet and he gets it exactly right it was a moment of clarity. we think it's about people like you the smart people. has a command of the language but in fact these working-class people that you have such disdain if you talk to them in the right way they can be

synagogues will briefly open for the jewish day of atonement on sunday, under strict social distancingion worsening in a country already locked down, it is feared these tougher measures could be around for many more weeks to come. tributes have been paid to a police officer shot dead by a detainee at a custody centre in south london. he has been named as sergeant matt raatana — who'd been born in new zealand, and was just weeks from retirement. a 23—year—old suspect — who was being processed in croydon after being arrested — is believed to have turned the weapon on himself. daniel sandford reports. examining the scene of the murder of one of their own colleagues. forensics officers working at the croydon custody centre in south london today. a suspect was brought here at around at around 2:15am this morning in a police vehicle, but he was carrying a concealed revolver and, still handcuffed behind his back, appears to have shot the custody sergeant in the chest before shooting himself. the dead officer, 5a—year—old matt ratana, who'd served his whole career in the metropolitan police an

synagogues will briefly open for the jewish day of atonement on sunday, under strict social distancingeady locked down, it is feared these tougher measures could be around for many more weeks to come. let's get some of the day's other news. a military plane's crashed in ukraine's eastern kharkiv region, killing at least 22 people, the state emergency service of ukraine said in a statement. rescue workers are on the scene. the united states has now recorded more than 7 million cases of the coronavirus, according to statistics from johns hopkins university. the tally is reached on the same day that the governor of florida lifted nearly all coronavirus restrictions on businesses with immediate effect. in australia, the health minister of the state victoria has resigned after failures in an anti—covid—i9 measure that sees returnees from overseas having to quarantine in hotels. failures in the programme led to a second wave of the virus across the state. jenny mikakos said she was deeply sorry. environmental regulators in chile are threatening legal action to try and reduce the level of lig

as that you know by those that work children atone between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. hi there this is the kaiser report i'm max kaiser at lots going on social media investing types stacey oh yeah of course. that's day fortnight king of the day traders on social media and he is asking hey even do something of course this harkens back to the 2008 financial crisis 20082009 when jim cramer on the media of that day which was the financial news cable news fright that was the big place he went for financial news and he was demanding that the fed do something to bail out because all his friends of bear stearns were losing all their money losing all their wealth losing their jobs they have to do something this is no time to be an academic get a bell out well here day fortnight went long very very long on tesla down 30 percent and just a week. right well you know we've been talking about tesla for you know a number weeks a few months because it is a phenomenon

this will be followed by your poor the most serious day of atonement on the jewish calendar usually thousands upon thousands of people spin these days and synagogue this is now for but so is of disappointment all the measures include no more than 10 people indoors people remaining within 500 meters of their home businesses cannot accept customers and schools and shopping centers are closed now all of this comes after a stately rise in new covered 19 cases wayne's day saw a record high of more than 6000 new cases were reported in one day the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that these new measures are necessary and that he is implementing them after an in-depth conversation with the health minister. in the last 2 days we have witnessed another lawman the increase in deaths and the continued increase in the number of critically ill patients as many of the experts have recommended we may have no choice but to tighten the guidelines . now the lockdown has been met with mixed measures on those day night there were protests here in tel aviv with people demonstrating against a new meas

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as by those that work children atone between galled. my family was very poor i thought i was dream i best get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. was. the money list with a post to somalia. because of it. last time we chased. each one of them. 20 euros busy of. course. is the mean. there is the this is for me. i. don't know. i will. return all of the restrictions countries in europe begin to limits liberties and searching covert infections making a well we have parents. in the us another battle between the 2 main parties erupts off of the death of there's a supreme court judge with arguments over the timing and selection of the replacement. until. close left wing propaganda being taught in classrooms claiming it's fighting the flames of anger being seen on the us streets . you're watching on t.v. international coming up returns he discusses foreign interference with the head at the u.n. support mission to libya and going underground for those of you watching in the u.k. and ireland.

colonial thinking still shapes politics what responsibility does europe have to africa will germany ever atonefor the herero nama genocide. this isn't for our basic questions the politicians don't want to ron said they'd rather simply return individual items and that worries me we need a broader discussion about europe's colonial legacy at all parts see it has got the ultimate goal is not simply to return as much as possible the goal is to systematically work through the issue widen access and dialogue and work together as equal partners. partners because we don't even let them in a sense you're gonna hit on how easy will it be. for the afghan to get a visa to go to your country. but in a world riven by inequality and injustice how much of a priority is the return of stolen art are there not more urgent problems that need solving for us power to now it's educational. for. let me lastic you from this angle we should teach our children our what i hate each . i'm not every contract would to jamey don't want to see the students seen physically it's my duty you've seen it because you how you see it

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our country must atone for it all. of course, she's talking about illegal immigrants, not legal immigrants. the radical fringe, they are going to let billionaires run economic policy as long as they can run everything else. so aoc's fine as long as she can do climate policy, have a say in the courts, the doj. that is because they'll use every tool in the government's power to harass americans who defy the socialist edicts. it's going to be a long, dark period of recriminations and retribution. don't think for a second that biden or kamala harris or anyone else will even try to slam the brakes on as we speed towards socialism. >> this is our time to make sure that we get rid of trump and we elect someone that will be responsive to the policy positions we are advocating for. >> joe biden has put probably the boldest plan in my lifetime to be by 2035 carbon neutral. >> what came out of those task forces were pretty strong progressive programs. joe biden is prepared to do that. >> laura: now, biden is being propped up by t

at her home and watch the right of her husband and son kai aton are watching a video from a demonstrationin august they say the violence against gays and lesbians is escalating and it's hard for them to watch patton was also there and he too was shot in the ground and beaten up. if you watch the news from the past few days it now seems socially acceptable to do something like this. just yesterday a gay couple was beaten up in front of their own apartment. but actually is against the law in poland is hiding a rebel flag on a memorial. a harmless it's considered a desecration of monuments according to polish law for which one can be thrown into prison. the violence of the last weeks is proof that this is becoming a dangerous war of cultures gays and lesbians are increasingly considered fair game in conservative poland some communities even the clear themselves l g b t free zones under proud of it. to stop the eskies fear for their son and even more so since the reelection of the conservative law and justice party pressure is increasing on those who don't follow what is considered the norm.

all she seems to know is that she needs to atone for her privilege by destroying america.nd she's not alone. the left has a long, illustrious history of convincing rich college educated kids to go out c and commit crimes. what do today's revolutionaries look like? nypd released mug shots of clara and six other of her comrades a arrested last week and after allegedly going at us though front window smashing spree in the flatiron district. five of clara's partners in crime reportedly also have played really privileged backgrounds. he was charged with rioting and possession of a graffiti instrument. then there is a 20-year-old student at the 72 year $72,000 college sarah lawrence. got to make sure she can instagram all the storefronts she's masses. there is this fashion model, spent the summer in europe. how lovely. and finally there is elliott rucker, son of tv writers both who have tv deals. do they sound like revolutionaries to you or just privileged poorly educated kidsh hell-bent on punishing the rest of the country over this concept they learned of white guilt? they did

in order to survive every rung aton has to develop a 4 dimensional mop in their heads covering space and time it takes time to learn all that but we've had to suspend the learning process where the trees and when do they bear fruit as the iraqi towns have to stay in their cages. the lockdown can only be relaxed once the pandemic has been contained this is not good for the animals their fitness deteriorates and they become bored even though not the best preconditions for release and survival in the wild. those that have already been set free currently lead better lives keepers go on patrol to check on them and provide extra food if need be. here to social distancing applies. our work. so. yes. yes they. the school is located in the book rain forest and releases its graduates there it's a very remote location. so should any rang it tanks here catch the coronavirus they won't pass it on to other ones in the wild. what's more they tend to be naturally self isolating creatures anyway and don't hang out in big groups. the team faces the challenge of protecting their wards from possible inf

yes, the city of louisville has made moves to atone for what happened to breonna taylor, and in some ways, this is a victory. but really the true victory will be when no more families have to get settlements for the loved ones they lost. all right, let's move on from police brutality to another scourge of 2020, facebook-- the place your uncle goes to investigate the kennedy assassination. there's no denying that although facebook publicly denounces hate speech and misinformation, it's also become a big part of their business, which is why today, hundreds of celebrities have teamed up to send a message to the zuck. >> kim kardashian west and other celebrities say that they are freezing their instagram accounts today to protest how its parent company, facebook, has handled misinformation and hate speech. kardashian west has 188 million instagram followers. other celebrities freezing their accounts for the day include katy perry, leonardo dicaprio, and jennifer lawrence. it's part of the "stop hate for profit" campaign that has pressured facebook to remove hate speech. some have critici

day of atonement. i'm asking them to pray for us. pray for all of us. boy, oh, boy. we could use it. >> you took the words out of my mouth. here's the thing. what a week. think about it. a pandemic, a presidential election, the first debate is about to come up. we have unrest in the street. racial issues that the president is lying. saying he's not for the peaceful transition of power. what's next? seriously. >> i had hr mcmaster on. the national security adviser for a while. he's talking about what russia wants to happen here. i'm playing trump. he's echoing all of it. he got impeached in part because of the stupidity of the people around him and who they met with. his own lawyer meeting with a guy they are telling him is a russian agent. and says they are wrong. it's so bizarre. >> the fbi director is not saying what he wants him to say. he should resign. he has it wrong. it's really -- it's really, really, really -- i was talking to a friend. my spirit is crushed. especially after breonna taylor. i tried to cheer her up and say this is america. we'll talk about ho

all she seems to know is that she needs to atone for her privilege by destroying america.nd she's not alone. the left has a long, illustrious history of convincing rich, college-educated kids to go out and commit crimes. so, what do today's revolutionaries look like? nypd released mug shots of clara and six others of her comrades who were arrested last week and after allegedly going on a storefront window smashing spree in the flatiron district. five of claire's partners in crime reportedly also have privilege backgrounds. first, there is frank, a 30-year-old ad man who currently owns a stately home in the beacon hills neighborhood. he was charged with rioting and possession of a graffiti instrument. then there is addie, a 20-year-old student at the $72,000 a year sarah lawrence college. after she lost her phone rioting, her mother quickly bought her a new one. got to make sure she can instagram all the storefronts she destroys and smashes, i guess. and then there is clara, a fashion model, and her comrade in arms, who use to summer in europe, how lovely. finally, there is

. >> yom kippur is the day of atonement. >> what an appropriate way to put it. the heat, it will still be hot at sun down when the holiday starts. >> yeah, sandhya is here with a combination of factors that could really increase our fire danger, too. >> yeah. it's that time of year when we see the down sloping winds, what we call the diablo winds. if you recall the october firestorm a few years back. it's basically the same sort of set up. it tends to heat up the atmosphere. so it dries it out even more and that can lead to fires rapidly spreading if they break out. so let's hope they can break without that happening. i want to show you a live look and the skies are becoming hazier. air quality will be declining as we head into the weekend. increasing winds and fire danger. the heat wave will continue into early next week. and smokier skies and record temperatures are likely, especially as we head toward monday. air quality advisory was steppeded by the air district through tomorrow because of the wildfire, smoke impacts, we do have some pockets of moderate air

aton have must have reached a deal to hold the 1st palestinian elections in 14 is supposed to be heldwithin the next 6 months and coincides with the move by the 2 groups to form a united front against israel they sell to the u.a.e. and rein establish diplomatic ties with israel and this month angering palestinian groups have accused arab neighbors of the trail to stay with us up next up to the last drop. dan mom hank. can you dance like one of the biggest film studies proving. i think since i called are they spending also think ok they want to give you can never look old toward think sneakin still to sell these. people sell it all on the. hope home to sell his home. if you don't know. that if you take umbrage this you dog paul all easy. to find a new well put is a bad job even. in the last 15 years increasingly their release we could call a spontaneous emergent track global trend of water means politicians which goes in the opposite direction taking water back into public cans only until a few years ago privatization was the only game in town. means there could be much of a position s

i can hope to atone for the infamy of my career. ♪ >> ♪ if it is it doesn't matter.it is it doesn't matter. matter. matter. matter. ♪ >> ♪ it really doesn't matter. it really doesn't matter. ♪ >> ♪ my opinion doesn't matter. >> ♪ her opinion doesn't matter. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> from first to last, what an unforgettable first inaugural ruth bader ginsburg lecture. a round of applause. [applause] >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has died from complications of metastatic and create a cancer. she argued cases before the supreme court in the 1970's, was appointed to the d.c. circuit court by president carter in 1980, and was nominated to the supreme court and confirmed in 1993 as the second woman ever to serve on the high court. she died at her home in washington, d.c. at the age of 87. president trump and former vice president joe biden are set to debate tuesday, september 29. >> biden supports police cutting, and has pledged to end cash bail. -- accepted the endorsement of the program of an anti-police portland district attorney who has a policy

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. >> yom kippur is the day of atonement and the jewish people traditionally fast on the holiday. >>> more than an a meal, an unlikely partnership between two bay area companies is helping to feed children. >>> and here's a live look this morning as we head out to break. 5:38 on this saturday morning. we're talking about a heat wave coming up this weekend, fire danger. we'll talk to lisa when we get back. >>> all right, happening today the final weekend of the month on calif to beautify their neighborhood happy places, it goes on every saturday in september. there are no large group cleanups this year, of course, but families and households can take some time picking up trash around their streets and local parks. it makes a huge difference really in protecting our local creeks, rivers and bay from trash runoff. >>> and childrens fairyland in oakland has been struggling to survive since the pandemic started. but it's getting help now from some local film makers. they're holding a fund-raiser today. the duo made the film "blindspotting" which is attributed to oakland. the event is free,

colonial thinking still shapes politics what responsibility does europe have to africa will germany ever atonefor the herero nama genocide. this is for our visa questions the politicians don't want to ronsard of it rather simply return individual items and that worries me we need a broader discussion about europe's colonial legacy at all parts serious got the ultimate goal is not simply to return as much as possible just the goal is to systematically work through the issue widen access and nurture dialogue and work together as equal partners. partners because we don't even let the main lessons you're gonna hit on how easy will it be. for the afghan to get a visa to go to your country. but in a world riven by inequality and injustice how much of a priority is the return of stolen art are there not more urgent problems that need solving for us power to education on food the poor. let me mastic you from this angle we should teach our children our courts what i have read to each. i'm not every contract would to jamey don't want to see the students seeing the team physically it's my duty to. you ho

the day of atonement sunday, and it is the holiest of all jewish holidays. and lisa, and just want to read a tweet i just saw that is sort of comforting i think for some people. jewish teachings says that those who died just before the jewish near year are the ones god has held back until the last moment because they are needed the most and are the most righteous. so the timing of ruth bader ginsberg's death is certainly very symbolic in many ways. she was the first jewish woman r quality is entireayting chang as some smoke in the upper levels of the atmosphere beginning to be pulled down from a north wind. not everyone's going to see it. as we look at live doppler 7 right now, can you make out the fog there from the peninsula up to the north b. the sun coming up at 6:55. those nights certainly getting longer. 55 in mountain view. 61 in san jose and half moon bay with gilroy at 56 degrees. looking at walnut creek with the clouds here. 53 in santa rosa, but clear sky. you can see just a little bit of cloud cover there. as we look at the winds in the upper lev