>> director beck: no, sorry if i wasn't clear. there's a series of installations between now and the end of march. on january 30th for the single day, we will be connecting some new equipment, so around 4:00 in the morning, the puc will shift the existing distribution system to the generators. that does result in a brief power outage and then it will remain on generators until they complete their work and at the end of the day, around 4:00 or 5:00 p.m., they'll put the system back on to the electrical feed from oakland. it is just on the generators for the single day to allow some of the new switch gear to be cut into the electrical grid. >> director prochnik: thank you for the clarity. i was worried about three months of back-up generators. that's helpful. coming on to the board, expressed many times how we can improve our transparency to people on the island and the community about this happening. i know there are additional communication methods. i hope the back-up generators, make it so it's seamless. i think it's best to do m

, the great glenn beck.ppreciate it. you are seeing democrats in the house have sex with chinese spies and others take money from chinese state owned businesses and not one of the most prominent democrats in the united states taking her relationship with the government of china to the next level. you will know her name for sure. you will not believe what she is doing now. >> tucker: masculinity if we are being honest is somewhat of a sensitive topic over at the cable news network. they know toxic masculinity is bad along with the patriarchate. everybody knows that. how about regular masculinity? assuming that still exist. you might be surprised to know masculinity is extremely important to cnn's corporate culture, as it would be if. take chris cuomo. they don't have coffee on the set. they have protein powder and energy bars and lots of pictures of chris cuomo exercising slowly so the veins pop. that's how seriously they take manhood at cnn. as you can imagine there's a downside. all the testosterone in one

thank you, director beck. do my colleagues have any questions for director beck? okay. so seeing that as we have no questions from my colleagues, we will go to public comment on this item. madam clerk? >> thank you, madam chair. we are checking to see if we have any callers in queue. it looks like we have 15 listener rs and no callers in queue. and since we have no public comment on this item and does someone want to make a motion? >> so moved. >> with recommendation. >> thank you so much. thank you so much, supervisor peskin. will you take role, please, madam clerk? >> yes. on the motion as stated by supervisor peskin -- >> did i close public comment? >> yes. we took it. >> no worries. on the motion to recommend item number two, supervisor peskin, aye. supervisor preston. >> an aye. and supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> we have three aye's. >> the motion passes. thank you so much. >> so pardon, and we had with the proposed amendment of the language and we need to have thank you so much for reminding me. and would you like to send the vote? >> sorry. we proposed a substitut

cloning while they're multiplying fashion shoots with beck and hanson courtney love and marilyn manson ♪ ♪ >> shortly after arriving in washington, d.c., vice president biden -- president-elect biden joined vice president-elect kamala harris at a ceremony to honor those that died from covid-19. >> please welcome lori marie key, gospel performing aritist wanda adams, mr. doug emhoff, vice president-elect kamala harris, dr. jill biden, and president-elect joe biden. >> at this twilight hour, our beloved nation reverently pauses to remember and to pray for the many thousands of people who have died from the coronavirus during this past year. we turn to the lord of all to receive these, our sisters and brothers, into eternal peace, and to comfort all of those who grieve the loss of a loved one. this virus, more than taking the lives of too many of our citizens, as well as people around the globe, have left in its wake a sobering awareness that we are all united in the sorrow that we recognize today. we pray for those who have died, and the families and loved ones they left behind. we do so

teachers union -- the debate over just how much of the vaccine should factor in the decision catie beck has more. >> reporter: across the country, anger from parents is boiling over >> figure it out or get off the podium >> reporter: protests in chicago. >> the disruption of a strike to these vulnerable children is traumatizing >> reporter: in fairfax county in virginia where public schools had been closed for nearly a year frustrated parents say their children are learning nothing. learning online is impossible for her son with dyslexia. much or their anger directed at the teachers union >> that's the 183,000 students in this county it is not the couple thousand teachers who are enrolled. >> reporter: a fire storm erupted after the union here tweeted it would be safe to return to school, not when just teachers are vaccinated but all the kids, too. >> so the intent of that tweet was to put out the best case scenario for everyone to return back to school >> reporter: kids don't need to be vaccinated right away she wants all teachers and staff rus of parents who are vaccine. >> reporter:

they say she was conspiring with her son. >> katy beck, let's go to you. you're at two hours away from there. how are they bracing for the armed protests there? >> reporter: well, state and local authorities are bracing for what could be some pretty big numbers in richmond. what they're most concerned about is tomorrow. that is lobby day at the capitol. that happens every year where basically interest groups come to the capitol, the first day of the legislative session and make their voices heard. typically on capitol square things will be different. as you can see, temporary fencing has gone up, barricades and tell air blocks are being put up as we speak. the capitol building itself is boarded up, the windows, the doors. the streets along the capitol, as you can see, are going to have barricades and minimal traffic flow here tomorrow. so they are doing their best to mitigate what will be a lot of people coming here. among those people will be pro gun right advocates who last year had a showing of 20,000 people at this event and this year expect tens of th

we would like to thank capital reporter molly beck of the milwaukee journey -- milwaukee journal sentinel on keeping us informed.enential for political unrest and violence in their state capitols. let's move to michigan and talk to carol thompson, the state watchdog reporter for the lansing state journal. good morning. guest: good morning, jesse. thanks for having me. host: so, how concerned are state leaders in michigan about the potential for political unrest at the state capitol this weekend? guest: they are taking these warnings from the fbi and others in very seriously. i haven't heard anything specific about credible threats here, but there is plenty of activity in michigan. we are no stranger to a big the most rations, and sometimes pretty chaotic ones. if you are to to her downtown lansing right now you would see boarded-up windows. you walk into a business or a church, you would find that people are on edge, anticipating what the next few days are going to look like. host: your paper is talking about the -- going up around the capitol. tell us about the fence? guest: it was put u

cloning while they're multiplying fashion shoots with beck and hanson courtney love and marilyn mansonarriving in washington, d.c., vice president biden -- president-elect biden joined vice president-elect kamala harris at a ceremony to honor those that died from covid-19. >> please welcome lori marie key, gospel performing aritist wanda adams, mr. doug

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joining me now, nbc's catie beck to break down what we can expect in 2021.uld our viewers be on the lookout for? >> reporter: hey, ellison. i think the law that most people should know the most about right now, at least on a national level, is the real i.d. deadline. it is approaching. it will be coming in october of this year. if you are going to be boarding an airplane, you are going to need a real i.d. compliant driver's license, a passport, or a military i.d. in order to board. this is an idea that's been kicked around since 9/11 as an additional layer of security with the airlines and is actually coming to fruition, we're told, this year in october. so that extra layer of protection is going to have three stars on the real i.d. on your driver's license and indicates that you've gone through that screening. folks that have travel plans next year, and we expect a lot of people will for the holidays, they're going to want to get this done before october. another thing that seems to be trending right now in terms of laws changing in 2021 is distracted drivi

let's go live to nbc's catie beck in atlanta with more.new laws going into effect today? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. i'd say the one thing that people need to be aware of moving into 2021 is about airline travel. starting in october you will be required to have a real i.d. compliant driver's license, a passport or a military i.d. in order to board a commercial flight. now, this is a law that has been tossed around since 9/11, and it's going into effect in october. basically, that new license is going to have stars in the corner to indicate that you have been through a deeper security check. this is a security measure. and will be going into place as we said later this year. so if you have plans to travel for the holiday in 2021, this is not something you're doing to want to wait until the last minute to do. another item we're seeing pop up in states across the country, a very popular law, one against distracted driving. texting while driving. in virginia and in arizona, you can be pulled over and ticketed if you have your cell phone i

joining us now from capitol hill, nbc news correspondent catie beck. catie, give us a sense of what the scene is like out there, where things stand where you are and what you've seen since you've been in your position overnight. >> reporter: hey, good morning, kasie. yeah, d.c. right now is eerily deserted, except for the media and police. there is a massive police presence right now outside the capitol. everything here is quiet and clear, but the streets surrounding the capitol, where we are, are lined. every curb has a police unit on it. maryland state police, national guard, d.c. police, capitol police are still surrounding this area in number, officers in their cars sitting at the ready, despite the fact that the threat has, for now, at least, appear to be diffused. the curfew last night was obvious. you couldn't travel more than a few blocks without seeing red and blue lights on every corner. there are basically barricades and reroutes. and as far as the streets this morning, as i was heading here, there is basically no one on the streets. a lot o

catie beck, joining us live from atlanta with all the new laws and the start of a new year.>> thanks, kathy. >>> food banks have been overwhelmed trying to help people who are sometimes turning to them for the first time during this pandemic. up next, we'll talk to a restaurant owner who is helping keep her community fed. of. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number one prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you'v

was like this is why beck has just brought us a wonderful bike from her grandson he also bring clothes my grandson i grew out of okuma here when i get my own bike repaired and that's a great deal unless i put something in the kitty and i can argue. when you can't afford to give anything that's also. i don't now i throw out this because it isn't just for the with a flourish it's where the role does grind it's an interesting gunton took those reactors that you said you needed to buy 6 years old and the right that's right side ruled that this is not so i will yes he's already found some good morrow to see if it's alright. yeah i've put the 3 year old also gets a home it doesn't mean. he said ok yes of the audio ybor him from togo is a mother of 2 and dependant on welfare and. people are very nice. they do a good job. and i think it's good to help everybody mention the shouldn't ever but i love her some people don't get enough help from the staying at in money are always things to buy when we can't lease things it really helps us. and i've been living in this district for 3 years and i'm e

we're a service oriented department, which i think a person is inclined to think that we're at the beckwhat a lot of us are doing. we're just sitting back, waiting to be called. >> we're more community relations oriented, more of a service type department, and i think at the expense of enforcement, law enforcement. >> the so-called service style is not, per se, a weak approach to the problem at all. if anything, it's a stronger approach. we can have an effective alert police department which does, in fact, engage in heads-up police work, aggressive patrol. that's what the community wants. that's why we exist. >> would you like the department to go back to the head-knocking, legalistic department that it used to be? >> no, i don't think anybody wants it to go back that far. not that far. >> why? >> it would just create the same old problems we had before, a hostile society, problems on the simplest of things, just talking to people on the street. i don't think we would have as much success if we went back to that. >> i believe probably more than i believe anything, that the officers in t

beck >>> thanks, joe.ght now is david rubenstein he's the cofounder and coexecutive chairman of the carlyle group, and david, i want to thank you for joining us this morning and coming on. we have had statements that we have heard from lots of ceos, lot of chairmen, business leaders, but quite frankly it's been very difficult to convince any of them to come on air and talk understandably, they're trying to sort out what we saw yesterday. understandably, they do have concerns about what their customers are feeling and i just wonder why did you agree to come on with us this morning. why did you think that this was so important >> i think it's important for the business community to make it clear that we are americans who care about the democratic process. profit isn't the only thing we care about we care about our system of democracy working well i have been very involved in democracy related matters for quite some time, and to me, it's clear that democracy had a bit of a melt down yesterday and we need to f

since beck authorities revelations many more women from sports and other walks of life have come forward with their own stories of abuse and greece's president south remeeting earlier this week has praised beckett's already for her courage in speaking out. austria where 4 young flyers have taken on the world's most notorious downhill ski run in winning suits and parachutes just days before the on income races they. dropped out of a helicopter 2 and a half kilometers above gets through and executed a world 1st flight sweeping down the course known as the they reach speeds of up to 250 kilometers per hour take a look. just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on deja vu nears u.s. president joe biden has unveiled his administration's strategy to combat the coronavirus pandemic the measures include ramping up vaccinations and testing americans will be required to wear masks on most forms of transport and travelers flying to the u.s. will need to be tested on and quarantine on iraq. as it for me coming up next to the point which is focusing on. this. to the point sean op

the government announced it is already in talks with the manufacturers but there are no details yet beck and call you each other however there is hope initial studies show that during the 1st wave up to 40 percent of residents will already infected and possibly even immunes social distancing remains impossible for many here dr mccomb cola and his team are there for still bracing for a tough few weeks ahead of them. thanks. china is home to more the 90 ethnic groups many of which feel they experience oppression one cuss like woman fled to turkey after her to him in a chinese reeducation country. thanks scenes of her family out. on her husband john and their little daughter are in turkey a safe location for now. but for good 0 a normal life is still far away she says she does not feel safe anywhere. the month of the cool i still wake up from nightmares in which i see myself in a chinese internment camp again. the images and memories of the interrogations of the beatings and the things they did to him and their haunt me i then feel sick for a few days and i can't sleep i argue with my famil

beck just like you don't trump saying this thing is not true this president is a fairy a liar. and i'm like you know everything you were doing for donald trump you apply to every public figure in this country because he's not unique he was more dishonest not a politician but it was a difference in degree so if you really want to see major changes to our political culture that would be one place to start this is a disturbed apathetic old definition of a psychopath. dangerous. they're working hard they have to focus more on policy than on personality really focus on you know where the rubber meets the road what are the policies that are being made and who is at the table where that policy is being made because it would return journalists to their primary mission which really isn't to balance the left and right and it isn't to train your camera on whoever is saying the wildest things it really is to represent the way power works in this country so that people can see where they fit and what needs to happen for things to change at this hour of our friends mark or c. has prevailed h

work together you know like from a bird of a guinea you ask me you say something bad about a father beck said no i give to see anything bad i'm i'm see we have to be careful but it doesn't help when the chinese embassy in the united states is talking about using science to. oppress people they said studies show in the process of eradicating extremism the minds of we go women in general and we're emancipated in gender equality reproductive help are promoted making the no longer baby making machines that show he doesn't help. i well i don't know what are you talking about i never heard about that you know at the last all the public we sort of tried to obvious that the size leave that you felt that heaved boomers out because we need to work together to get the dollar to suppress a lot of director general george thank you and that's it for the show will be back on the saturday until then keep in touch via you tube facebook instagram found klout and chemical. nuclear power plants have become a battleground in the u.s. government people are demanding the shut down of a local plant for my yanke

very hopeful proclamation and i slightly worry if you just said this is great, we have the oxford beckshey'll be fantastic but i kind of feel that we weaned a steady hand is opposed to a big grin promises because look at other from pages, still feels very messy and very dangerous and this is just a little bit too much too soon and i'd like a little bit more just blanket down, i suppose. in this hope that the vaccine will bring the pandemic much more to a close and help ove i’co m e much more to a close and help overcome it, this year, in the meantime, it's their lives and people following the rules and the guidance and not breaking them and we hear on the sunday express that high—profile players supposedly it seems, breach the rules of christmas. this is the most extraordinary covid—19 story. three very big names many players went to a party mixed with other people and put a picture of it on social media as if to promote to the world how happy they were but that is exposing the fact that they broke the rules, the fact that they broke the rules, the most attending aspects of the story in

science politics technology and values must form a united front in order to push beck this persistent and elusive fighter's which means that for a short period of time we need to do more than we have done and to been so frightened of public over social measures to be certain we can flatten the steep vertical line and the u.k. has recorded one of its worst daily coronavirus death toll since the start of the pandemic for the 1st time on wednesday the death toll exceeded a 1000 since april prime minister boris johnson says restrictions will be eased gradually rather than drastically at the right time where than 77000 people have died from covered 1000 in the u.k. and nearly 3000000 confirmed infected and the barber has more from london about the impact on health services. on wednesday there was a record day the number of new covered 900 cases over 62000 we know now that there are around 30000 covered 19 patients in the u.k. hospitals another record in the last week of 2020 now it's been reported that positive cases were up by a quarter that means that the situation now in hospitals is ve

beck it was not easy, i do not bounce back. my body did not bounce back , i was flooded my back for eight weeks. trip in my husband read an article about long-term effects of covid-19 patients. and he got angry. his marathon mission began when he simply had enough strength to go for a walk in his backyard. >> i would walk and jog to the other side of the yard to see what it would do to my oxygen levels and the next day i would do a little bit more. >> reporter: he eventually started training for a marathon. >> it was painful. there was a run and i came home and i just dropped. and i said i don't know if i can do this. >> reporter: i was not a big fan of the quest. dr. fredrickson is a professor and understands why i was concerned. >> the thing that's unusual about this virus. you may start to feel great and get back to things and then you get hit with another wave and your setback again. it's a slow process , manage her husband has a demonstrated, you can get back . the just take some time. >> reporter: time it took . >> after

ourwonderfulstaff are chomping at the beck to deliver the vaccine.ement for various vaccines. can i ask what flexibility is there in the agreed provision of the pfizer vaccine first at the oxford astrazeneca vaccines, is their flexibility to change as the situation potentially changes, or the challenges change? is their flexibility in the procurement agreement? is wales getting their fair share of the astrazeneca vaccine, which is easier to roll—outs? my final point is, with high circulating levels of covid still, though the lockdown is working, the figures are coming down, there remains a higher probability of new mutant strains developing, which is why we must vaccinate as a matter of urgency, pull out all the stops. the welsh government must be brave and it's government must be brave and its and go for broke and pressed for more vaccines if we are in danger of running out. let's leave the senedd there. the health minister in wales insist there is an increasing pace of delivery of vaccines in the country. some confusion after von kath told bbc five

was like this is why beck has just brought us a wonderful bike from her grandson he also bring clothes my grandson i grew out of ok my you're going to get my old bike repaired and that's a great deal unless i put something in the kitty when i can. and when you can't afford to give anything that's also. i don't now i thought about this because it isn't just for the with a flourish it's where the role does grind it's an interesting gunson that took those reactors that you said you needed to buy 6 years old and the right that's right side. yes he's already found some of the if it's alright. yeah. but the 3 year old also needs a home it doesn't mean. he said ok yes the yard yeboah him from togo is a mother of 2 and dependant on welfare and. people are very nice. they do a good job. and i think it's good to help everybody mentioned just shouldn't ever but i love her some people don't get enough help from the stay at in london are always things to buy when we can't lease things it really helps us. and i've been living in this district for 3 years and i'm expecting my 1st baby in march for fa

thank you, director beck. do my colleagues have any questions for director beck? okay.eing that as we have no questions from my colleagues, we will go to public comment on this item. madam clerk? >> thank you, madam chair. we are checking to see if we have any callers in queue. it looks like we have 15 listener rs and no callers in queue. and since we have no public comment on this item and does someone want to make a motion? >> so moved. >> with recommendation. >> thank you so much. thank you so much, supervisor peskin. will you take role, please, madam clerk? >> yes. on the motion as stated by supervisor peskin -- >> did i close public comment? >> yes. we took it. >> no worries. on the motion to recommend item number two, supervisor peskin, aye. supervisor preston. >> an aye. and supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> we have three aye's. >> the motion passes. thank you so much. >> so pardon, and we had with the proposed amendment of the language and we need to have thank you so much for reminding me. and would you like to send the vote? >> sorry. we proposed a substitution to

primitivism to certain extent and being decorative so it had to be flat flat means that there is no space beck definit and well those prints are fret so he learned from them how to do that but of course he had to learn it all by himself the formal design and structure of japanese prints soon found their way into vang goss work like this painting called armand blossom. it was painted in the south of france. vincent wrote to theo at the time that he felt like he was in japan and my. i think. a generation or artists 1st break away from the western tradition he is deeply influenced by japanese prints and the japanese princess also associates miss trends and things so that means you look at the subject and the way it painted as not exactly the subject. but is a separate subject to your mind on your heart so you remember right is it your restructure to boosie your mind i mean your heart so that's a big difference from the western tradition. for chinese pending over one goal we can see as a similarities train you say to them brush paintings it's a lot more strokes and the color as not had really iden

>> thanks, beck.ton, d.c. how will it impact the markets let's welcome arthur brooks, aei president emeritus with harvard university >> hi, joe. >> got to talk about that. he writes a bi-weekly column for "the atlantic" how to build a life and hosts a podcast the art of happiness arthur brooks. were you accepted immediately? do they know who you are at harvard? you don't hang around in cambridge, you hang around on the other side >> i'm both. i'm jointly appointed to the kennedy school and the business school i'm 50-50 between the two places both sides of the river. so far so good i have to say perhaps we're not in very high concentration but, no, it's great. they're really nice. >> that's excellent. that's excellent they probably -- you know, they kind of talk among themselves, well, he's -- you know, he's like that but -- anyway, we were talking about all of -- what you've talked about when you come on recently, we need to eventually bring this back to some extent. is it possible to bring back any t

the beck tv recently on the republican senators west virginia at what are you reading?ill i am reading two books. i am reading leadership by guzman which gets into the leadership styles of four of our presidents. the two roosevelt, abraham lincoln and lyndon johnson very interesting. that i'm also reading the order by daniel silva.

>> it's gotta be biden harris britts beck and the correct answer, not going to give to you, michael starrith biden harris. kennedy: and kathie? >> i'm saying pence because i really wanted to be pence. [laughter] 's before nevers got such good management that means it jason you and michael are right. it was biden harrisburg joe bite was put on probation at the university of delaware for what he called a prank. that was in the 1860s when they first invented pirate signatures. we call that water back then. eric question number two you ready? >> yep. kennedy: which ticket contains the candidate who once hosted their own radio show? >> this is true but pence. kennedy: kate michael starr hopkins bruce vectra pence. kennedy: and jason. vectra pence. twenty-four all right very good michael and jason which had to cathing you have one. mike pence launches political verse the host of the mike pence show. bernie also question number three are be ready michael let's do this you can answer first. which ticket contains a candidate who's voted ladies man by his peers in his high school yearbook? michael.

we have tammy and charlie beck with the spirit the way i concluded, tammy, was to say let's try to takethe people he left behind fighting with strength and of course the idea is to deliver those results. do you agree with that and how do we advance that cause, if you do yes, and it's not even just ideas. it was an accomplishment set in one term that changed the world and accomplish things that everyone was telling us that our politician said couldn't be done for a hundred years but we had the best economy that the world has seen, not just america. finally the wage gap was collapsing. the best employment rate in this nation's history. middle east peace, come on. the dynamic that everyone said couldn't be done. the most transparent and even the media that said he was always available and transparent. were looking at the accomplishments of being able to move past, i would argue, an establishment that has not cared about the american people or has really lost touch with regular people. as we move forward, the fact of the matter is that this sentiment, these accomplishments have not been los

catie beck is outside virginia's state capitol. she's in richmond, which is bracing for more protests today. what precautions are officials taking there in virginia? what are you seeing? >> reporter: we, too, are seeing armed protesters that have showed up in the past hour or so to support what is lobby day at the virginia capitol, where advocacy groups try to lobby state legislators on their causes. there's a pro-gun lobby demonstrates today, causing more security alert here. we are at the foot of the state capitol. all boarded up. this is the perimeter, very secure right now. there's 100 or more state police standing within sight of us. if you walk over here, these are the barriers that they have built around the capitol to try and keep demonstrators from lobby day away from the capitol. there is a no gun ordinance in the city of richmond and a state of emergency in virginia that would prevent demonstrators from bringing guns this close to the capitol. already, we have seen a dozen or so over there with guns and weapons slung acr

they're already calling it beck tech censorship and the president has rallied against it. all silencing what they say is conservative thought. others saying on behalf of the companies, violent thoughts that comes out as those sympathetic to the president or the causes that he espouses. susan li with mom. >> it's been a tough week for the social media sites. but how much was trump worth to them? facebook has lost over does 45 billion in market cap this week. twitter has lost $3.5 billion. wall street is worried they will lose more. meantime, we have twitter competitor parler still having trouble getting back online after being shut down by amazon web services and kicked off the apple and google app stores over the weekend. parler's ceo says he's getting personal threats. >> i've seen a lot of people saying this is scary but a lot of people participating in the five minutes of hate and egging it on and cheering. it's disgusting. people threatening my life. i can't go home tonight. >> this morning, we have the ceo of the biggest company weighing in. tim cook was just asked if

do. 24,000 troops to protect us against an ongoing insurrection involving these terrorists at the beck trump. and every one of those republicans in the house, who voted for impeachment in the resolution, every one of them is besieged by claims of primary challengers, and no, you know, no less than bannon is podcasting against one of these members of congress. having been pardoned by the president. this is the most severe and dangerous event i think in the history the united states. that we're at a point between democracy and autocracy. and neither hawley nor cruz have shown any contrition since. >> yeah, all-important point. and really important to hear it from a manager, john flannery, we always come through on the other side a little more informed. thank you, sir. >> thank you. nice to be with you. >> good to be with you, and i wish you a good, peaceful end to your weekend. >>> when we come back, we turn to one of the hardest questions to defendant trump. if you claimed nonviolence for years, how can you claim this time you didn't mean it. can yo time you didn't mean it. it's customi

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incredible drummer sitting in with the 8g band he plays with one of rock's most innovative artists, beckal chris coleman is with us thanks for another great week, chris. our first guest tonight is an emmy award winning writer, actor, and director who you know from his work on "saturday night live," "documentary now," and hbo's "barry." please welcome back to the show our very good friend, bill hader hi, buddy. >> hey, buddy, how is it going >> seth: good. you know, i think of you every day. viewers of our show will know i have, of course, my own stefan nesting doll. did you know you've been joined by adam sandberg as a mummy whose doink fell off [ laughter ] >> my doink fell off >> seth: yeah, sandberg played a mummy whose doink fell off, and at the end of it -- at the end of it i told him that went great. and he said, "oh, do i get to be on the desk then?" [ light laughter ] >> always -- always gunning for my spot, man >> seth: yeah, he wants your spot i think you probably get asked this all the time, i know i do, how do you think stefan would be doing during a pandemic? it strikes me a

right now which will encounter we've got record strong in the weather center with a closer look at beck a big guys good morning. yes, we're definitely waking up to shower activity and also windy conditions. >>around the bay area this morning so do not forget the jackets because a little bit cooler out and also your umbrellas because you want to stay nice and dry this morning because the showers are going to be sticking with us through much of the morning and into the afternoon. so we're seeing anywhere from light to even moderate shower activity then we're going to expected through much of the day today our live radar showing us exactly where the rain is falling right now. and you can see a pretty much it's falling everywhere except for the north bay right moved out of the north bay, the storm system continues to move south east so you're going to see it push even further out towards our valley areas but for now a lot of the peninsula under of this lights are moderate rain shower activity in the entire east bay as well look at this your commute is definitely going to be wet this morning