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disturb blair: -- mr.ir: the vaccine is a positive thing that has happened in the last couple of weeks. as society comes through, we need to go faster and further. the u.k. government has to make sure that as soon as the supply is there it is out the door and into people's arms, as it were. that is just a matter of logistics. i think they are ramping up considerably at the moment. guy: former u.k. prime minister tony blair spoke earlier today. let's talk more about what is happening with relations between the united states and the united kingdom. joe biden becoming the president on wednesday. thousands of national guard troops deployed to washington, d.c. ahead of that inauguration. the city on high alert with authorities receiving multiple reports of violent threats after the incident that happened on the u.s. capitol earlier this month. joining us to talk about this in the relationship between the u.k. and the united states is bloomberg's roth. how does he pivot to biden? >> donald trump endboards johnso

blair: it is difficult to judge that at the moment.rnment, i would keep maximum flexibility. some say we will bounce back very fast while others are skeptical. i think it is difficult to judge how you handle the interplay between fiscal and monetary policy until you see how things pan out. right now, the risk is heavy job losses, recession. at a certain point, you will hopefully get to the point where economic growth is powering ahead. and you will have to determine how to guard against the risks of inflation. but right now, i cannot see for example the u.k. taking measures that in anyway restrict the ability of the economy to bounce back. we will be bouncing back heavily dependent on how we handle the next stages of the pandemic. matt: when it does bounce back -- we have a widely read story today that says rich people during this pandemic have gotten much richer. and there are so many of the less privileged that are out of a job and fighting to put food on their tables. do you think a wealth tax is a way to deal with this debt afterwa

biden leading blair house at 8:30. he will then attend church, a bipartisan effort, at saint matthews in washington, d.c. right now, greg valliere joins us. everyone in washington reads him each and every morning. i want to talk about something that we have avoided this morning. we get right to work, and part of that is impeachment. what will we see wednesday and thursday on impeachment? greg: good morning. everybody talks about unity, and i know it will be a big theme for joe biden, but we have an impeachment trial that is coming up. i think it will drag on for two or three weeks. i think they will fail. i think it may look donald trump look like a martyr. right away, after talking about unity, we have that. i would also add, the janet yellen hearing yesterday was not that unified. republicans pushed back hard on new spending. lisa: let's talk about this idea of unity but we have these divisions that are getting deeper. do you feel a mental behind this trillion dollar plan or do you think it will drag out farther than

they sign the guest book at blair house when they leave.signed his name, but this will be the last time he signs it without president before it. >> wow. that's interesting. peter alexander, as they fly to mar-a-lago on air force one, donald trump is technically president for the next several hours. like, what does that even mean? so he is conducting -- he's still able to conduct business from there if he wants to over the next few hours? >> reporter: well, that's exactly right. he has the trappings of the presidency. of course, aboard air force one, it loses that name, obviously, after his term expires right now, but for the course of the next several hours, until the oath of office is taken by joe biden today, president trump remains the president. that's why they refer to this as a peaceful transfer of power and why it is a crucial process, obviously. when national security officials say america is at its most vulnerable, why it is so critical this communication, that this cooperation exists between the outgoing president and his administ

they are likely to stay overnight at blair house before the january 20 inauguration. they could be there as early as monday or tuesday and really go through the normal process. any president about to be sworn in -- now this will be a very different inauguration with covid-19, with the security crisis, with 25,000 strips on troops on the street -- but despite that they are likely to prepare for taking office like any other president prepare before them. they are likely to go through the motions to try and restore some sense of normalcy and go through the traditions that have long governed this process, including staying at blair house, traveling together to the capitol, being sworn in on the grounds. that is something they wanted to do. we are expecting those traditions to be upheld. the traditions not upheld are they not expected to meet with president trump, not expected to meet with the first lady, not expected to be that symbolic transition of power, but every other part will hold up. host: toluse olorunnipa covers the white house for the washington post. thank you

he is now waking up in blair house. you can't see it. it's in the dark there across the street from the white house. and there is the u.s. capitol, waiting in anticipation of the inauguration. the festivities begin. we'll start seeing people arrive after 10:00 a.m. there. obviously, a lot will take place even before that, including a church service this morning. the bidens will go to church along with congressional leaders, both democrats and republicans. back with us, david gregory and susan glasser. susan, i don't think that that symbolism and that imagery unimportant, at all. i think that is a very important picture that the american people need to see this morning and it is a crucial gesture from joe biden, even before he begins his presidency. >> look, i think if swewe've se the last four year, that division and divisive rhetoric creates more division, the question is whether the opposite is true as well. and biden is trying to communicate in the words he will use today in his inaugural address and in the actions of inviting republi

on the right of your screen is blair house which is traditionally used on the eve of inauguration forpresident to stay in, and that is wherejoe biden and his family have been staying, he is due to depart on a little while as he heads to church. so that is what is on your screen. interesting, tony, you describe the big lie that had been propagated. in terms of the republican party and the people that you talked to, other republicans, how did they see the last four years and the last little while? do they see it as an aberration, or where the party actually is? it see it as an aberration, or where the party actually is?— see it as an aberration, or where the party actually is? it depends on who ou the party actually is? it depends on who you talk _ the party actually is? it depends on who you talk to. _ the party actually is? it depends on who you talk to. if— the party actually is? it depends on who you talk to. if you _ the party actually is? it depends on who you talk to. if you are - the party actually is? it depends on who you talk to. if you are talking l who you talk to. if you a

that is that overnight president-elect soon to be president joe biden spent the evening at blair house with his family across the street from the white house where they're waking up this morning and from that historic stop, this historic day begin, 9 first stop for the president-elect soon to be president is going to go to churn. i've been talking with many biden friends leading up to today and tell me one thing about him is certain, that he is very much a man of faith. he is, of course, a catholic and attends mass regularly. this is not a faith he wears on his sleeve, the second one in our country to be sworn in catholic and that speaks volumes about where this administration is headed. we are talking about a bipartisan group of friends who are going to be joining him. top republican leaders like mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy as well as nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and when biden arrives here on the hill for this ceremony, it won't look like the inaugurations that he has been to in the past. fewer dignitary, no crowds as you said. he will be sworn in by chief justice john roberts

and i think that the way in which he handled the northern ireland situation leading to tony blair then took it on and got the good friday agreement i think that his understanding of the dimension of ireland of scotland. probably benefited from the some of the chaps we had and i think that he had a much greater sympathy with our aspirations he said that he always wanted to be a united kingdom and he would never do anything that undermined the united kingdom but he also in the same breath said ultimately it was for the scottish people or the irish people for the welsh people to turn in their own future and much as he would be sad if we were to leave the united kingdom he would respect that decision and i only wish we had a prime minister now that took the same attitude it was clearly in scotland there is a pressure and in northern ireland there will be and in wales if things carry on as they are and we too will be looking for our own place in the sun depending on our own efforts to build our own future and we certainly want the right to do. so you forward a bit of a c tony blair becomes

what do you make of who news room seek to platform and who they don't seek a platform i mean dhoni blair is an alleged war criminal he's he's offering his advice as a former prime minister i think i would probably rather listen to the viewpoint of scientists on that but but i think blair is worth listening to really come to the heart of the book which is why would people what reason are we giving to people to return to journalism so if we're living in a sea of false information what argument are we making that we are the people to be trusted and one of the reasons is that i think we are discerning in the people we turn to for expertise and i give lots of examples in the book of. cases where people who are controversial or amusing all provocative but actually know nothing about what they're talking about are too often picked because they're going to entertain all they're going to get clicks rather than being of any value and i think that degrades public confidence in journalism ok but i'll give you a more terrifying is the quotation from a newspaper man here all day can you say and talk a

disappointment in that parliament i think we had hoped through teddy archons relationship with tony blair that there would be more progress on you know the big political reforms we did get the evolution you know scotty hanumant and all that and we did get to you know limited move to the. david lucian even with the name then the way that. we got some proportional voting and they gave all dissemblers and insulted local government back about the cape changes we want to say which was an end to the fest past the post system across the u.k. from parliamentary elections we didn't get that and. and in essence our problems ever since that stem from. them in campbell was was was part of the you stepped in as they are acting leader of the team some notable success in parliamentary terms for questioning gordon brown a famous a question which still lead a lot primus this question many people are surprised that that states that you didn't seek the party leadership while you're in 2 minds about it before you decided not to go for that well i'd get think about it but it just happened that they the 2 main

so you forward a bit of a c tony blair becomes prime minister no labeling landslide of 1970 a national assembly arrives in wales elections in 1009 that's when glee leads spike timely and takes them to a fan of of questar of beating the labor party in wales to every time you reflect and say ah just a percentage to more than i could have been the fast fast minister of wales alex let you just see fit some people in wales already know when i heard in my count on that friday morning that it looks as if we were sweeping the valleys and it looked at one point they were really going to take more than the 17 that we could be the largest party a shiver went up my spine because i knew we weren't ready for it and the result we got where we were the main opposition party a credible alternative government to do it giving us an opportunity to do our own homework to build ourselves as a as a movement within wales ready to take on government a later stage that was something. else and if it had come to us of course one would have tried to govern as best we could but there was another point as well that

there is -- >> and here is president-elect biden and soon to be first lady jill biden leaving from blaiross the street from the white house. they apparently were waiting for donald trump to wave good-bye because they actually were scheduled to leave a little earlier, about 20 minutes ago. but with the grace and class we have come to expect from them, they waited for donald trump to have his moment. they are going to go to mass right now . >> that's right. >> despite being snubbed. despite having to endure a speech from the man he beat, that barelyalluded to him and to the challenges joe biden will face, he, obviously, did the right thing in waiting and this is going to be joe biden's day. this is, from here on out, i mean, it was really kind of theatrical that we saw donald trump go up on the stage, on those stairs and exit as joe biden and jill biden entered the screen. >> and what we're about to see as joe biden and jill biden go to church this morning is the dawn of a new era, new for the last four years, but it's almost in some ways a return to washington as usual. a denizen of this

bought the blair house during world war ii for diplomatic work. there are 14 guest suites in the complex which is even bigger than the white house. so if you want your invite, janelle, in the next couple weeks, you'll have to go to the blair house. >> i think you have a connection. you know the vp. >> wow. >> we have -- raj has interviewed her several times in the past. >> we're taking everyone when we go. >> okay. >>> let's get a check of our forecast. jeff, you've been talking about the heavy rain moving in and you have the time line. >> yes, we certainly do, janelle and raj. and we're tracking the critical time line and the turn the storm will need to make to give us the higher totals. i'll go over that, the flood risk and totals for the bay area. i'm back in about six minutes. >> reporter: a family can't get the phone company's attention to address a sensitive situation. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura nbc bay area responds next. >>> well, nbc bay area responds to many viewers phone complaints. in fact, phone hang-ups are the most commo

mr biden — who will spend the night at the presidential guest house blair house — paid tribute to medical spoke of the importance of healing as a nation. to heal, we must remember. and it's hard sometimes to remember, but that's how we heal. it's important to do that as a nation. that's why we're here today. between sundown and dusk, let us shine the lights in the darkness along the sacred pool of reflection and remember all whom we lost. though we may be physically separated, we the american people are united in spirit. and my abiding hope, my abiding prayer is that we emerge from this ordeal with a new wisdom, to cherish simple moments, to imagine new possibilities and to open our hearts just a little bit more to one another. 0ur correspondent larry madowo is in washington with more. the highlight of the day was that memorial service that joe biden and kamala harris attended at that reflecting pool which provided this really beautiful ceremony but also iconic imagery. that happened just about an hour after america recorded 400,000 deaths from the coronavirus. it's a crisis that presiden

mr biden — who will spend the night at the presidential guest house blair house, opposite the white house medical workers and spoke of the importance of healing as a nation. to heal, we must remember. and it's hard sometimes to remember, but that's how we heal. it's important to do that as a nation. that's why we're here today. between sundown and dusk, let us shine the lights in the darkness along the sacred pool of reflection and remember all whom we lost. though we may be physically separated, we the american people are united in spirit. and my abiding hope, my abiding prayer is that we emerge from this ordeal with a new wisdom, to cherish simple moments, to imagine new possibilities and to open our heartsjust a little bit more to one another. 0ne one of the formal events on the eve of the inauguration in washington, dc, a lockdown, very different city from what you would normally expect on the eve of inauguration. larry madowo was there for us now. larry. madowo was there for us now. lar . , . , , ~ ., larry. this city feels like a war zone- _ larry. this city feels like a war zone. w

i had a chance to ask tony blair about this.isten to what he said. >> i came to the conclusion at every work, these taxes just do not work in the way you think they might. matt: what do you think is the prevailing wisdom on wealth taxes, especially among western governments? stephanie: i think you have to look at this at the country level. the reality is the politics moves in cycles, and what is popular right now may not be popular in another two years. if you look at the united states, there is a sense that the follow-up fiscal support, infrastructure, jobs, is likely to be offset by hikes in the corporate tax rate just popular among democratic voters. potentially kind of the high income, you get to that it becomes the redistribute -- to be honest, i think we have seen this support is crucial because it is limiting the long-term damage to the economies which we saw the damage from in the financial crisis. we really see physical support as central to this part of the crisis and starting to build recovery and those questions abou

mr biden — who will spend the night at the presidential guest house blair house — paid tribute to medical spoke of the importance of healing as a nation. to heal, we must remember, and it's hard sometimes to remember, but that's how we heal. it's important to do that as a nation. that's why we're here today. between sundown and dusk, let us shine the lights in the darkness along the sacred pool of reflection and remember all whom we lost. though we may be physically separated, we the american people are united in spirit. and my abiding hope, my abiding prayer is that we emerge from this ordeal with a new wisdom, to cherish simple moments, to imagine new possibilities and to open our hearts just a little bit more to one another. 0ur correspondent larry madowo is in washington. bring madowo is in washington. us all up to speed on what bring us all up to speed on what has been happening today. today, last full day in office, he did that farewell address, essentially pointing out he will not be president for the next four years but did not mentionjoe biden by name but suddenly the highlight o

he will have a busy night tonight spending it at the blair house. this turnover from one administration to the other regardless of whether the chief executive leaves early tomorrow as this president will, the timing of this, getting it all done and organized and spruced up and cleaned up, the preferences of the new president down to what he and his wife like to eat. they stock everything up, make it immaculate. right now joe biden and jill biden arriving. they are going to be stressing unity in a lot of appearances tonight and others. it's all about this. let's listen in to see if he talks to the press. >> neil: so including the extended family and kamala harris and her husband, their children by a first spouse. there's a great deal of attention to this. the fact that it's happening in an environment right now where the capitol and security is very, very tight. sometimes you get lucky and you can hear things that maybe we're not intended to hear. all right. doesn't appear that he will come to the mic. donald trump has done that. i don't know what th

that's our sense of why she is going to be staying just across the street at the blair house.ple who aren't hyperfocused on washington, that's where foreign leaders come to stay when they visit. it is the president's guest house. harry truman lived there when renovations were happening at the white house. anderson, as i was walking out earlier i saw some of her staffers getting hotel carts, putting her stuff on it, taking it inside. so this appears to be her first night staying there. >> all right. kaitlan collins, appreciate it. thanks very much. news continues. over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> here we go. new normal. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "primetime." there is much discussion about what the inaugural yesterday meant. bottom line, you measure the importance of yesterday by what happens today, tomorrow, and over the next few weeks period. in other words, we only please

the bidens will go into blair house. please explain the symbolism of blair house. >> it is the staging area just a few hundred yards from the white house. it is steeped in tradition. it is where vice presidents often reside before they take office. it is normal. tom: well said. >> it is what has happened for almost 200 years in this country and it is the staging area for the ascension to the presidency. tom: run the video again of joe biden behind us. little things matter and the placement of the flax behind the president elect. it is different than the current president. please discuss. marty: it is quite a different backdrop than what trump uses. it speaks to the issue that joe biden thinks his biggest challenge is to bring this country back to some semblance of normalcy and bipartisanship. he will be tested on this economic plan. tom: the stimulus. francine: we know what is in the plan but how many republicans will be moderates and vote for it. how watered down will it be? marty: i don't know. this plan and entirety i

president-elect biden is across the street in blair house. what must he be thinking?ust seven hours until he becomes the 46th president of the united states. cnn is with you for every step of this day. and just hours, biden will attend a church service alongside congressional leaders, both democrats and republicans including senator mitch mcconnell who is now publicly accusing president trump of provoking a deadly insurrection at the capitol. we have brand-new details just released about the action that biden will take starting at 12:01 p.m. today. a combination executive action and proposed legislation with the pandemic front and center. on the pandemic, the inauguration schedule began eye were the commemoration of the 400,000 lives lost to coronavirus. yes, we crossed that threshold, on the very last full day of the trump presidency. biden marked the moment with five poignant words. >> to heal, we must remember. >> and breaking overnight, true to form, president trump trying to extend the guessing game of surprises until the final moments. while you were sleeping, t

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good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. >>> welcome back. we have new information about the covid-19 variant first identified in the uk. british prime minister johnson warning this variant isn't only more transmissible, but may be associated with a higher degree of mortality. today, however, the director of the national institutes of health here in the u.s. says it's too soon to tell whether this variant is deadlier. with us today is dr. sel selene gounder. how concerned should americans be? so when we talk about a virus being more deadly, there's a couple different ways. it can become more virulent, in that it -- or can become more contagious what we're seeing is the

somebody were some guy was shot here last summer got killed printer the gas station a blair house summit. shot killed there just last week to reconfigure another shot . there was a couple gunshots at night time. like a 44 and. comparing. it. to the city keep track your kids 247 can't just let them out of village like they do. take some adjusting. don't some good taken off the stage. you know. they. probably something happened to my opinion and i don't like. doing what they call pioneer approach. which means that all the cost and everything i can. buy the kids small kids are safe. to move 5 years saw 14. within 5 years and. from my perspective it isn't is just has become a mill for the federal and state agencies where they say hey let's let's do a study. let's let's do this and will fulfill our budget here in anchorage and fairbanks and somewhere else nor make a living for us at the expense of new talk people. well i'm optimistic about a future the only way to go forward to the 21st century is to have a healing process. is going to take time and i believe in the future everything will set

he and his wife tonight, do to stay not too far away, in fact, from the white house at blair house committeeicial for the white house, an invitation extended to the incoming president, but no suggestion that donald trump and his family in the white house will be extending any invitation to the bidens. the trumps leaving first thing in the morning hat down to andrews and then tomorrow i go where donald trump is spent so much of his presidency. 0ur correspondence is in washington. i'm not quite sure where you are, larry. a lovely aerial shot here of the reflecting pool, but are you close to a roadblock? can you just tell us, in terms of the security, what it's like on the streets at the moment? ., ., ., ., ., what it's like on the streets at the moment? ., ., ., ., moment? so, we are not too far from that memorial — moment? so, we are not too far from that memorial reflecting _ moment? so, we are not too far from that memorial reflecting pool - that memorial reflecting pool outside the lincoln memorial. we are in downtown washington, maybe two and a half blocks away from the white house, where

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it has a picture of the human blair and that fact that he is worth more than his father. —— euan blair leads with a government u—turn on mass testing in schools. the paper says the government puts the return of pupils injeopardy by halting plans for mass testing of school children and teachers. the express quotes the prime minister's warning on covid — "relax at our peril". it comes as the highest number of deaths from the virus within 28 days were reported. the telegraph leads with tomorrow's inauguration of american�*s next president. it carries a picture of him saying he plans to reverse trump's policies on tax cuts, covid and the muslim ban. the financial times also focuses on america. it leads with republican senate leader mitch mcconnell pointing the finger of blame for the storming of the us capitol at the feet of donald trump. the majority leader for not much longer and he will be the minority leader tomorrow. and its potential misery for many. the yorkshire post leads with weather warnings and fear of flooding for communities over the next few days. —— it's —— its potential. g

.>> the bidens are spending tonight at the blair house, the official residential guest house across the street from the white house. here's a look at our lineup on inauguration day. starting with cbs this morning, cbs news begins at six, kpix 5 will be on bay area at that time, joe biden and kamala harris sworn in at 9 am followed by a special edition of the kpix 5 news at around 10:00 . >>> in the meantime, more national guard troops have surrounded the state capitol tonight. they are watching it along with state and federal buildings. police say they are monitoring details about several planned demonstrations. also tonight we have learned that deputies from around the state including san joaquin county and santa barbara will also be patrolling the ground in sacramento. >>> dozens of restaurants and wineries in napa and some oma kenny say they've had appeared tonight they are suing governor newsom. they are demanding that outdoor dining be allowed to reopen. >> reporter: on a beautiful night like tonight people would be enjoying dinner at a table like this one or even out here. but not

he's at the presidential guest quarters at blair house where he spent the night. he'll attend a private church service this morning before heading to the capitol, where the new president and vice president will take their oaths, just before noon. some traditions continuing, but this inauguration will be unlike any other. instead of the usual crowds, the national mall is filled with flags, representing americans who have come here to celebrate in different, less dangerous times. our correspondents are out in force, covering every moment of this historic day. they're spread out across the u.s. capitol and across the city, including our teams following the enormous and unprecedented security operation underway for this inauguration. lots going on. let's go over to the white house right now. jake tapper is joining us on this truly extraordinary day in the history of our country. >> that's right, wolf. joe biden is about to assume the presidency at a moment of great division pain and tension in this country. the massive military presence here in washington is a stark r

is she going to go off to live within blair?t was a tearjerker, and i milked it for all it was worth. and i went out and sat on the barrel in front of the apothecary waiting for the next cycle to go through and a visitor, a man, walked up and asked me how does it feel to play an and word. and i was so taken aback by it, but also brassy. so i said how does it feel to play one, and i jumped up and went straight to the anderson house, to the break room, and i said mr. alice, mr. alice, this is what just happened, i don't know what they are doing to me. his advice has stuck with me in the 37 years since i first started in museum work. it changed my life. for that, i will always be grateful. he said to me, i understand. we have all been there. now, you have to ask yourself the question, whether or not you are strong enough to tell your ancestors stories when no one else wants to, or if you aren't ready to do that, it's okay, you can go. he said sit here and think about it, and i sat in that room as interpreters came in and out during

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blair was sick and dying. the storyline was if he died was going to happen to rebecca?as gonna get sold off to pay his debts? issuing a live off and run off and go live with and blair? it was a tearjerker and i milked it. for all that i had. and then i went out and sat on the barrel out in front of the apothecary waiting for the next cycle of visitors to go through. and a visitor, a man walked up to me and asked me how does it feel to play a and word? and i was so taken about aback by it. but also brassy. and when he said the house of field to play with one and i jumped up and i said mr. atlas, this which is happen. and his words of advice have stuck with me in the 37 years since i first started. it changed my life and my career. and for that i will always be grateful. he said to me, i understand. we've all been there. now you have to ask yourself the question. whether or not you are strong enough to tell your ancestor story when no one else wants to, or if you aren't ready to do that. it's okay you can go. and he said you sit here and think about it. i sat in that room

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the times revealed that between 20082015 steve blair had received over 3 and a half $1000000.00 in research funding from coca-cola. appointed to serve as a scientific expert by the city and county of san francisco. must untangle the truth from falsehood when we did the analysis of these studies we found that every study that found that there was no association between sugary beverage consumption and obese in diabetes was funded in some way by the industry. whereas among all the studies that found that there was an association between the consumption of soda and sugary beverages and obese and diabetes except for one were independently funded so we now know and there's other evidence that industry has been. influencing very deeply the medical and scientific establishment to create controversy over the question of whether their products cause disease. the junk food industry is cornered all over the globe activists are demanding tighter legislation. to protect consumers the battle has now become political. in the 30 years since warning labels and other forms of regulation were placed on tobacco

on and there's really virtually no compelling evidence that in fact there's a cause professor steve blair is one of the head researchers recruited for the network he's a specialist in physical exercise but maybe the reason they're eating more calories than they need is because they're not burning man so we need to be in balance this is. because any. some time when i kissed. you. yes just. just gonna be ok here's how that translates into marketing. just beyond. the industry has been focused on the story of calories in calories out you can drink what you want just go go on a jog and work off your calories well we know that actually is not true that's not the true story. let you sleep to avoid waking we would simply have to burn the same number of calories as we eat the theory sounds logical unfortunately it isn't true physical exercise actually plays a minor role in weight control you have to jog for one hour to eliminate a hamburger a pizza though requires 2 for 2 hours of running. if you look at it from a calorie perspective that is 5 accumulation equals sort of calories then minus calori

pretty nice are our skies right now 66 in san jose about 68 degrees tomorrow in blair 60 8 degrees in the napa valley about 61 san francisco 63 in hayward so as we look at over the next few days. everything begins to change high pressure starts to build in and then as we get to thursday and friday and saturday that's going to be talking about temperatures up in the 70's maybe some record breaking temperatures. the unfortunate thing right now we're keeping a mostly dry right through that period and above normal temperatures into early next week. there's a hint as we get into the latter part of next week we may see a pattern change again, but that is late next week and of course things can change a whole lot between now and then so the pacific northwest are getting all the rain right now looks like we're going to get all the all right. thank you lawrence s our rain all right. next at 5 1 billion dollars up for grabs if you pick. >>a lottery tick >>officially girl scout cookie season and this year the pandemic is changing sale so the girl scouts are selling digitally this year they will

picked up as frequently streets where it repair this well the conditions that's here isn't it here blair is became synonymous. i would like to rub america's nose in this is say take a look at it if you want to reject that boy but i certainly would it would hate to think that whether we fail or succeed. but the same time you have concentration you also have clearance you have how a construction which is destroying black communities i would use oftentimes in urban areas a built did in the middle of black communities so there's a sort of rising anger frustration that sense plays. well once they became slums sardi's looked at them and said well we need to do some slum clearance. we're all old black people all those loci is where they gone when they are rude in our neighborhood there did nothing with our unity it takes 10 years to really reaches out they know what they do in a systematic genocide. systematic as well as african american families who are displaced had to move somewhere so those families are given section 8 housing vouchers the idea behind section 8 is fabulous it's exactly what