berger disliked talk of revolution. the social democrats he said do not expect success from a revolution that is a riot. he sees revolution as just a kind of aimless riot, a bigger or smaller riot, but from a real revolution, the revolution of mind, you convince people, that is a revolution. not just taking to the streets he says. and the social democrats refused to break off the thread of history at any one place. history is an evolution. it's a seamless web. it doesn't just break at a certain place as people advocate getting revolution want says berger. berger offered socialism as i say, as a way to prevent class conflict from degenerating into barbarism, as had happened in caesar's column. remember the great book of donnelly which ends with the world being destroyed by a class uprising. socialism is a way to avoid that and have a peaceful evolution to a better society. moreover, the concentration of industry was creating the conditions for socialism. capitalism was doing the socialist work. it was bringing more and m

berger disliked talk of revolution. the social democrats he said do not expect success from a revolution that is a riot. he sees revolution as just a kind of aimless riot, a bigger or smaller riot, but from a real revolution, the revolution of mind, you convince people, that is a revolution. not just taking to the streets he says. and the social democrats refused to break off the thread of history at any one place. history is an evolution. it's a seamless web. it doesn't just break at a certain place as people advocate getting revolution want says berger. berger offered socialism as i say, as a way to prevent class conflict from degenerating into barbarism, as had happened in caesar's column. remember the great book of donnelly which ends with the world being destroyed by a class uprising. socialism is a way to avoid that and have a peaceful evolution to a better society. moreover, the concentration of industry was creating the conditions for socialism. capitalism was doing the socialist work. it was bringing more and m

your detour will be berger avenue. the bridge -- i'm sorry berger avenue is from another closure i'm talking about. bridge demo is happening. elsewhere we are looking okay. let's get a quick check of your drive time. 77 to 271 you are looking at an 8 minute ride traveling at top speeds. we're looking good at 71 and bagley. quiet here but a lot more cars on 71. >>> good morning, we're going to give yo another closure happening this morning. you can see the sure way is still closed this morning. -- shoreway is still closed this morning . we're not seeing any backup so we will keep an eye on this throughout the morning. let you know how this backup stacks up throughout the morning . >>> now from the live desk we are learning multiple this is in the dayton area. this picture coming in from our sister station. those firefighters are treated for heat related problems. all workers inside made it out safely. crews initially reported heavy smoke coming from part of the building. the fire chief says they think animal feed ignite

last season's rookie of the year, daniel berger, has grabbed the lead. second round leader is now in a tie for second place. he made this great shot on 12, and nearly spins back into the hole for eagle. berger made nine birdies today and has a three-stroke win, at the summer olympics the u.s. crushed china in basketball, 119-62. the kevin durant scored 25. this sports report has been brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> next on abc7 news at 6:00. getting hands on at the zoo. the event that celebrates the people who have made learning about animals so much fun. >>> join us on kofy tv 20. swimming, cycling and rung. after nearly 4,000 miles one student finishes what could be a historic triathlon in the bay area, and then at 11:00 on channel 7. >> [inaudible] >> a matter of heart. a bride has a near stranger walk her down the aisle. >>> a popular summer exhibit at the san francisco zoo celebratessed its 40th year today. nature trail is a path that wine -- winds through the children's zoo. volunteers from the last four decades reunited with a specia

she gave berger a majority of the cut back on haiti's corpus to his extreme dismay.they had major battles. she, not not so much in the burger years because it took clarence thomas coming on and replacing thurgood marshall to give chief rehnquist five solid votes. that was the federalism revolution in the early '90s. she was very important in addition to the court. >> it was interesting what you said about associate justice was elevated and that he was more effective on a practical level than justice berger. i noticed that is not a tradition in the united states supreme court to elevate a sitting justice whereas it is in some of the states like california. i'm wondering about your thinking now, if that might be something that would be good to institute in the united states supreme court, someone has experience right there in that court to take the place of the chief justice. >> the whole role of the chief justice is a strange thing because the constitution itself doesn't specify, says almost almost nothing about the chief justice and doesn't specify how the chief just

kicking things off today is danny berger.two weeks time the s&p and dow jones indexes are going to break out the wreaths into their own sector. i want to give you a heads start before august 31st and tell you what that means for you. tracked the wreath index versus financials. a lot of investors don't have many bets on the reit index which is surprising because when you look how much better it has done then financials as a. 8% whereasut financials is flat. index it'll be down .5%. the question is want to get broken out into its own index will do even better now that managers are aware that they don't have this investment? there's already sign that beginning to happen. here i have the vanguard etf for the reit index. this is weekly inflows. there have been inflows which is a pretty long stretch for this index. you can check it out. this is definitely one you are going to monitor as that switch happens. vonnie: tell us what that stands for. >> i'm not sure off the top of my head. vonnie: taketh away. nejra: we have been talking

last season's rookie of the year, daniel berger, has grabbed the lead.or second place. he made this great shot on 12, and nearly spins back into the hole for eagle. berger made nine birdies today and has a three-stroke win, at the summer olympics the u.s. crushed china in basketball, 119-62. the kevin durant scored 25. this sports report has been brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> next on abc7 news at 6:00. getting hands on at the zoo. the event that celebrates the people who have made learning about animals so much again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! >>> join us on kofy tv 20. swimming, cycling and rung. after nearly 4,000 miles one student finishes what could be a historic triathlon in the bay area, and then at 11:00 on channel 7. >> [inaudible] >> a matter of heart. a bride has a near stranger walk her down the aisle. >>> a popular summer exhibit at the san francisco zoo celebratessed its 40th year today. nature trail is a

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berger grabbed the lead. second round leader is now in a tie for second place. getting an eagle. berger made nine birdie at 15-under, now has a three-stroke lead, win tomorrow would be his second this season. >>> at the summer games in rio the u.s.a. basketball team crushed china, 119-62. the warriors kevin durant led the way with a team high 25 points. back to you. >> thank you. still ahead on abc7 news at 5:00, swimming, cycling, and running. after nearly 4,000 miles, one student finishes a potentially historic triathlon right here in >>> coming up at 6:00, a skydiving trip turns fatal at the same northern california parachuting center which has had serious problems a year. >>> a look at the future of social media scamming. join us at 6:00. >>> finally tonight, record breaking attempt celebration is taking place in ocean beach. sam hitch, the man in orange, may have broken the guinness world record today for longest triathlon while raising money for pancreatic cancer swam 105 miles on the east coast in june, then biked 3,000 miles across the country to finish

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niel berger, carded th ro , a eight-under he ended the day tied for 6 this. low round of the day at 8 under62 with nine birdies leading by three shots heading into tomorrow's final rod outfit. the giants right now are leading. last time it was 5-0. so hopefully they win tonight. >> all right. thank you. >>> still to come, he has been fighting cancer for nearly half his young life. now this brave bay area boy is getting a chance to fight crime instead. ,,,,,,,, when consultant josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks big you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some... he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident this 10% can boost your market share. look at that pie chart! boom! you've never seen a number like that! you feel me lois? i'm feeling you. yeah you do! let's do this! watch out he just had a whole thimble full of coffee... woot! woot! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com. la... qu

. >>> the grills were fired up for the annual berger battle that delaware.gton. people could walk around, sample burgers more than a dozen restaurants. it raises money to help it's hungry. over the past four years, this raised more than $28,000 for the ministry of caring. >>> time for final check of accu weather forecast. >> i enjoyed today. >> a little on the hot side. i'm good >> it was hot for august and we've had this 90's degree stress but the humidity was certainly in check. nothing to complain about tomorrow. here's storm tracker six double scan radar. it's dry, no issues with precipitation, it's nice and quiet across the region. outside we go because that's where everyone ends on a nice saturday evening, action cam was outside early in old city as we're looking at franklin fountain. a lot of folks out and about. enjoying homemade ice cream. it sounds good on a warm night. here on the saturday. high today in philadelphia, 93 degrees, above the average of 84. the record 98 set back in 1948. the overnight low, typically is around 66. we'll be higher tha

the characters personalities per instance bulbous sore is known for leafy green vegetables of the berger has a lot of a leafy greens and it charming under houses has some spicy salsa and volcanic cheese that steep is pretty simple stuff is this pok?mon to strangers in texas unite at a hospital to resolve to do had never but they ended up singing a duet and it went viral. >> pretty cool ha men in the video is a pastor visiting patients in there he started to playing the piano before he knew it he was joined by a woman singing the video posted to a pastor's wife a facebook page the more i thought best women has got the goods. ms. cynthia read i'm not sure if you know but you have gone viral on facebook what does that mean what does the bible main he says that means that you are popular. >> remember when you have gone viral was a bad thing just i didn't know if you were entertaining yourself always complicated. >> with going on outside. >> work and have a great weekend you can take a breather for a little bit you got this and i will talk about the weather because i really do have a great we

berger carded the low round of the day at 8 under62 with nine birdies leading by three shots headingnto tomorrow's final rod outfit. so the giants in action right now. >> they are in action. all right. when andre ward says he is hungry, better watch out. oh, my goodness. >> a local guy. >> he is tough and it should be a good match. >> it will be good to see, yes. absolutely. >> we shall see. >> do you like that squareoff when they look at each other? >> do we have time? i wanted to ask you something, is there any way -- is there any cable channel that shows a baseball game that is not littered with data? that doesn't have all the tech stuff? it would be nice to be a game perfectly clean. >> the a's game did the chiron for 1981 so it was very minimal. >> ah. >> i do miss those days. it's so distracting. >> you couldn't tell what anything, what pitch counts. >> you had to pay attention like the good old days. see you at 6:00. captioning s y cbs >> ninan: zika damage control. the the growing outbreak in miami sends a chill through florida's tourism industry. >> cheese! >> ninan: also to

and chief justice warren berger who was a great lover of good food and wine and a good chef would make bean soup for his clerks on saturdays. i've been trying to get a recipe, an exact recipe for that bean soup but it seems to be a little of this and a little of whatever was around. but quite delicious. i'm going to ask both justices, do you have particular food traditions with your clerks? >> lots of them. >> okay. >> i love food. and so i do. routinely on weekends when the bagel shop near the court was open -- it's now closed and i'm heartbroken -- i would bring bagels in on the weekend, and buy all sorts of cream cheeses, and we would spend a lunch hour eating fresh bagels. i eat with my law clerks at home fairly regularly. they come over to my place every couple of months and their charge is to find a new delivery place that can deliver something, some food that's new for us. it's also in my clerk's manual that one of their responsibilities during the year is to identify a restaurant i haven't eaten at. and it has expanded my knowledge of d.c. restaurants, that rule. so yes, i gues

features characters pikachu boulder sorts her mentor and i have no idea precedent might there and berger formed out each of the so-called pokey birds is different inspired by each character's personality that looks really odd for example bolder sort is not the leafy green vegetables to the burgers packed with green veggies. >> they they could do it ticket to it he brought some electric a?oli and what the style burger with a slightly salt and some volcanic chase season one of them wired women of the restaurant only makes 100 pokey brokers a day you probably have to to catch one. >> catch them all whatever i guess if that's the thing they look kind of cool but everybody can eat it that fun was all putting the database and it thing. >> you say it was an australian accent. >> really good i'll take that on the side please alright guys that can't wait to get into the weekend is saturday looks good don't hold your breath for rate is only a 10 percent of the south of downtown dry stretch from sunday to thursday return of the heat will bring in another chance of storm on friday of ?? ?? ?? ?? ??

in turks and caicos, scott rens berger, wusa9 news. >> want to learn more about pot cake place, visit our wusa9 app. the dogs are free, but donations are encouraged. if you want to adopt, volunteer couriers will deliver the dogs through the united states. >>> and if you have a story that you think would be perfect for the open roads segment with scott, let us know at wusa9 on facebook and twitter or you can e-mail us at news tips @wusa9.com. >> go on vacation. bring home a dog. everybody wins. that's a souvenir right there. >>> might be go on vacation. into 90s. three degree guarantee time. today we forecast a high of 95degrees. what was the high today? >> 95 degrees. >> we call that a bull's-eye in the weather business. that's 65 of the last 70. we are in record territory today. 101 in baltimore. 103 in martinsburg. 97 in washington and 95 dulles. dulles is lower. they came online in 1963. if they had been around since the '30s that would be higher. 95 in washington. baltimore 93. martinsburg 94. as i expand the map you will see we had a lot of folks that made mid 90s like orange and

berger is the author of milton freedom -- friedman. his work has been published in international studies quarterly, state politics and policy quarterly, armed forces society, and other outlets. earned updates in politics from brenda's university. jason soren is a lecturer in the government of government in dartmouth college. his research interests include public policy and federal systems, secession is him and ethnic politics. he is the author of secession is them, identity, interest and strategy and much of his international -- academic work internationaln studies quarterly, state politics and policy quarterly and other academic journals. he has received is ba in economics and philosophy with honors and his phd in political science from yale university. we will hear from both gentlemen and then we will leave time for questions at the end. ruger.lease welcome will mr. ritter: thank you am a peter, and thank you to the cato institute. we are excited to be with cato and to integrate the launching point for discussion about what it means

berger gave opening remarks. cap will continue to work on this issue and think of new analysis, especially around the house -- how zika will disproportionately impacts low income communities. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> you cannot our public affairs and political programming and any time. and go tohome page our video library. you can type in the name of a speaker or sponsor or any of it -- any event topic. our homepage has many current programs ready for immediate feeling -- viewing. c-span.org is a service of your cable provider. >> more road to the white house coverage this afternoon. theary clinton will speak annual convention. we will take you there on c-span. tothe evening it is on wisconsin where donald trump will hold a rally. on a visit to the pentagon yesterday president obama addressed members of the press after meeting with his national security staff. an hour.bout pres. obama: good afternoon everybody. i just met with my national security council on the campaign to destroy isil. i was

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17, a white unemployed 21 year-old high-school dropout was on a mission to take his country back berger of reasons he were a - - walked out of the courthouse a free man and then to debate the verdict will look to wonder stand the history of america he stumbled across the council of conservative citizens. from the 19 fifties council that had terrorized people close to schools and to work hand in hand to defy civil-rights law. but despite the about racist beliefs system, it boasted bobby of having those members of the legislature and most powerful allies including the then senate majority leader bob at by 2004 baird. >>host: other powerful politicians ccc gave 65,000 including the 2016 presidential campaign of random paul, rick santorum and ted cruise. quebec then tri-c and joyce precisely -- precisely the cachet that racism requires to achieve its own goals and american society. by hatred and allies that base of a desperately craved. he drank the poison drove into his car and drove to the church and landed in a bible study but those african-americans who were the very model. they would p

that was the unity dinner before election and it was great except going back to the unity point berger would not come. because he and his folks were angry about the distribution. so the new york times wasn't that it comes to gather with the clintons and john stuart . so we raised a lot of money there were 1100 people in the audience with your spouse and mother in law is not easy. not the reason that iran off of collateral damage. >>cspan: your wife suggested is your last race you did run for attorney general and you lost. >> ebs. 2006 michael jordan quit basketball, i love basketball and he comes back. i loved public service and advocacy. the attorney general's office was to be opened as eliot spitzer ran for governor. been so andrew cuomo was embarrassed by bad racing in 2000 to pulling out just before she would have lost about primary and he was bruised. i was talking throughout the race to give him a vice. but his father had endorsed me in the mayor's race. he said this was his redemptive race. guys saw the 2006 race as my ability to get back into public life. bob burt after kennedy

marlon: growing up in jamaica berger --amaica's of acute homophobia, it is not that nothing necessarilyad to happen to you for you to have this sort of feeling of dread. charactersu have gay here. what is interesting about it is you didn't come out until you were 43. marlon: 44. [laughter] charlie: but you knew by you were 16. marlon: before that. i'm not really sure why. i think a huge part of it was just finding avenues to disappear in like for a long time, that was church. that's a great place to disappear in if you don't want to be your self. that knocked off 10 years. before i knew it, i blinked and i was 40. there is always some way to sort of escape it, deal with it. charlie: you connected as a writer, influenced by dickens. who else influenced you? charlie: certainly toni morrison. toni morrison is a huge deal. marlon: when i was a deep in church, some of the novel "shame" i read and i had these big rivals with the leather binding around it and i would slip my book inside it and the preacher is saying we are all going to hell and i am laughing reading the book. when i first read

. >> i look like ben roth also berger -- roethlisberger. >> stephen: no, you look beautiful. who is that? >> me and beyonce, my best friend (cheers and applause) wow. i saw this picture and i really because can you zoom in on my face? i look like a witch. i have a witch's -- that is a witch's profile. i am a witch, and i have no idea. but, yes. >> stephen: you look beautiful. >> i got to meet me. >> stephen: she got to meet you. (applause) >> stephen: we'll take a break and be back with more amy schumer! ? (cheers and applause) this is my body of proof. int pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions,

a lot of promotional items getting customers through hawaiian inspired berger, american barbecue chicken2.9 sales topped $500 million for the first time in two years, same-store sales up by 20%. mcdonald's japan will pay shareholders an interim dividend of ¥30 per share, and leaving forecast unchanged. one analyst said the worst is over for mcdonald's japan, the ceo saying they are in a vastly different position than a year ago. 2014, 2015, a lot of food scares for mcdonald's japan, causing more than 100 stores to close. only reallyemon go got going in japan a few weeks ago, so does that have anything do with these results? juliette: nothing to do with the second quarter because it did not launch until july 15, but we did see a huge spike in july sales, up 27%. mcdonald's has created a number of elements that should help in the third quarter. you can see the white line here is nintendo. the yellow line is mcdonald's japan. there was a big spike up in the correlation of share price when pokemon go launched in japan and tied up with mcdonald's. that has been all but wiped from the share pr

c-span when this is over we will have time for questions that the end with a book signing afterwards berger to authors are prolific professionals right t14 books brian has written bore than 40 so let's start with jonathan this is his first book bobby [applause] he has written for an outside the washington post, "new york times" and has worked best they forklift driver, a summer camp director, sticker salesman, climbing instructor and a cook.s rust the longest war nominated for the book prize in science please welcome jonathan. [applause] by opening question is what is a bigger threat to the united states military? basis or rust? barre is a guy in the pentagon who would like you to perot that question at him he is fighting a very good fight back for about 10 years i did write bad debt was greater than all other natural disasters combined. people have asked me pink about it this way our most abundant element attacks our most important material all the time everywhere. we belong dash isis is not that. spirit there is a shipyardti in bath of rusting vessels be? bennett i fink they are slowly ge

but i got in treat with net flicks of man in the high castle berger used to read science fiction so these are the things that i just finished up a biography with a wonderful one on washington. >> a funny saying happened on my way in asking me to chair the platform committee of the rnc. with the republic shin platform but to go back and finish a book that i started why should matter and why we should have the help and he is a fellow member here from utah and i have had that on my shelf for a long time. with the story of the triumph of maturity -- modernity so i'm hoping to get through and maybe some books like the history that i was just given. >> i am looking forward of alexander hamilton before it became an impossible ticket to get to. that would what my appetite to see how that was transpose. lead is a good opportunity for me >> thanks for coming to tonight's event hosted by politics & prose. we have manet a mainstay of the literary scene over the last 30 years but only last year we have partnered with busboys and poets taking over the book operations and part of that is exciting new op

kicking things off today, danny berger. >> if you recall from a few mere hours ago, we had a crude report stockpiles rose more than predicted. that sent energy shares tumbling as much as 2%. this one particular group of investors that are going to get burned by that, and that is the folks in this etf right here. etf, which hasdr a lot of investors in it. flow offebruary, we had oil. look at where i have this box down here. this is more than 900 million worth of inflows to this etf. this little section is the biggest month of inflows for this etf in 16 months. there are a couple of reasons behind this. oil, crude has had a good month. that had these shares up 4%. after today, it is only 1% for the month. some big changes for this group in this etf that has been doing pretty well. you can check this one out at g #btv 3176. vonnie: what have you got to be that? mark: comic predictable, but i like to get nostalgic -- call me predictable, but i like to get nostalgic. best performing assets across all asset classes. what a few surprises this month has thrown up in the bond market, treasuries wi

through her seat mile be twisted herself around to see me through the bars berger she was trying to tell me something but i cannot figure out what it was then all at once i understood. i love you. costs and love you i love you i love you. she repeated the three words in tell the opinion turned and disappeared. i smiled a that was the only thing i could be scheerer of that my mother loved be. fuck anyone who tries to come between us. excuse me those are my teenage years laugh laugh. >> the flowers the memorial services pieta to people i love the most we're gone. gone from me. we would find a way to move forward to carry on the just not with the promise of one another's presence. [applause] >> sorry if there were children in the audience. >> one of the fleeing said i don't think is well understood is the latino immigrant community is the extent of the division's the immigration experience has on families. with my work and "the baltimore sun" to spend at patterson high-school profiling three students one of them was a latino boy better again and again during that experience i heard the of p

. >> gop senator marco rubio pregame carlos berger earned the right to speak a second term. >> i couldn't get that we're couldn't get that we're going couldn't get that we're going to not lose the senate seat but the balance of power at this critical moment in her nation's history with the bacon to the supreme court. the potential to chuck schumer of new york would be the majority leader with all the issues facing america. i'm glad to have the support so many people have given us. lauren: debbie wasserman schultz when her primary can bernie sanders back challenger. >> most of us want to thank the people have had the privilege of serving for nearly 12 years in congress in 24 years as a public servant in this community for giving me the greatest professional privilege of my life. lauren: wasserman schultz resigned last month after leaked e-mail showed top dnc officials favored hillary clinton over bernie sanders during the presidential primary. democratic congresswoman corinne brown has lost her battle to remain in office after criminal indictment. last night she pleaded not guilty to fraud

peter berger called it long since. the "washington post" talked about it being kind of crazy.what's this all about not just the failure to follow up but this accusing you of being a conspiracy monger. there's been an enormous amount of criticism and when i did a story we had a document but if you look at the original that i wrote it was late december, 1974 the "washington post" three months was attacking me saying it wasn't right. it's the obvious in some cases what it is. i've been doing this a long time writing stories. you quoted him in your book a couple of times. >> cost one to know something. in the cia when you have a walked in you protect the bureau and have a bunch of people working on tracking the couriers and if you pay attention the committee was last year they published a major report and if you remember that it was a 6,000 page report. 500 were published and if you read those as i did there was a section that described how they got there. how we have so many problems with ie and the ama name. according to the cia it's not just the initial statement. they don't st

warren berger.of the supreme court for 17 years, a conservative republican appointed by richard nixon. here's what he said about the second amendment. >> this has been the subject of one of the greatest pieces of fraud -- i repeated the word "fraud" -- on the american public by special interest groups that i have ever seen in my lifetime. now, just look at those words. there are only three lines to that amendment. a well-regulated militia. if the militia, which was going to be the state armament, was going to be well regulated, why shouldn't 16 or 17 or 18 or any other age persons be regulated in the use of arms. someone asked me recently if i was for or against a bill pending in the congress calling for five days waiting period, and i said, yes, i'm very much against it. it should be 30 days waiting period. >> but let's put aside the legal debate. here's how i think about this basically. one of the most important tasks for a government is to keep its citizens, especially the children, safe on the s

. >> >> some things are not worth fighting berger one to be clear is a great position to take better:been shaving everyday to say you have a strange moustache obsession maybe i do that two-thirds have mustaches.s -- hey, talk to people who do the stem promotion is 98 percent male. [laugh pdf moving along. a pulitzer prize-winning journalist including our dirty love affair with trashed . appearing in the wall street journal, "the new york times" and his new book isgn called the door to door the mysterious world of transportation the publication date is two days from now baird is of blurb from the leading organization fighting planet change. so please welcome back edward. [applause] you open your book with that memorable day and how many remember carmageddon?ca the day they closed the 405 for about 53 hours.firs the first time since it opened the prediction was total disaster stay at home. did not go out. it was supposed to fix traffic ended did 53 hours. it would improve traffic and pollution throughout southern california it was a great success. if you build then they will vacuum one

the idea that we are not models is a strange and very appealing berger also'' bois think about it latelyone of the biggest issues me of feminists fighting right now been is the inclusion of trans women with this entire library with the history of women's lives and the minutia and all of the things we fought over a this?ry at least and really? we don't grapple with this quacks' you have just decided that this in is insurmountable you cannot get your head around this? bat feels wrong to me but this is the on-line that has spent a part be.yo >> ymca news had the look at all of this then looking at your own intransigence not clearly see you choose the wrong side of history? t5. [applause] >> i will close one last question i talk to you earlier today for the upcoming episode to check it out. and one thing they use said that was fun was but if you could send yourself b-2 january to skip the entire election process you would be. i am curious if you agree? would you adjustability skip ahead if you have the magical powers to do so? >> i would. absolutely with a dirty martini bob. [applause] is no

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southbound 880 is slow heading down to hegeen berger because of an earlier crash. i'm watching one of our cameras and next time i'll show you 880. it's going to be a mess southbound which is unusual. >>> oakland a's executives will scout a location at the port of oakland for a possible new home for the team. the proposed site is howard terminal on the west aware a half mile. >> reporter: you saw the picture and you posted it on instagram and it looks like a beautiful site and a great place for oakland a's baseball. we're live in oakland. and mayor schaaf broke the news yesterday when she sat down with gasia. and a's officials and the port of oakland will be touring the howard terminal down the street from our station. i want to show you what it may look like. this artists rendering was down by the architect in kansas city. two cargo frames and the ballpark kind of reminds people of at&t park in san francisco. what we understand is what's happening today according to mayor schaaf is that the officials will do a technical tour. that's what she told us a on mornings o