>> absolutely not. >> reporter: noel bloom speaks.- and now. >> were you sorta day-by-day waiting to be taken and put in handcuffs? >>yes. >> reporter: when dateline continues. frustrated that clothes come out of the dryer wrinkled? next time try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. the world's first mega sheet with 3x more wrinkle relaxers. look at the difference of these two shirts... the wrinkle guard shirt has less wrinkles and static, and more softness and freshnes*á to tame wrinkles on the go use bounce 3in1 rapid touch up spray bounce out wrinkles with bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets and touch up spray! both, with a money back guarantee. they do one of the most deven in normal times.s, our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health cris

a field cultivated by a farmer is now in full bloom. my god what am i going on so much buzzing no matter what a few beehives in there there are a couple of 100000 bees out here going to show me one of the cats crazy. sure to be a little flowers amazing many of the high yielding perennials are not yet fully grown to some degree blowers are going to grow another 50 centimeters right here we have. or yellow sweet clover that's not yet fully grown you can see it here it's spreading its shoes it should grow another 3040 centimeters so there is plenty of biomass in there and that's exactly what we want we want mats for the biofuel companies and we also need lots of flowers for the insects and that's exactly what we have here. an impressive sight an abundance of blossoms on a cultivated field. it's time for the harvest biologist carnelian martini and farmer klaus gaston i have come to see the results. looking good that. maybe. he wants to be compensated for the reduced yield but he also knows that these species rich fields offer an opportunity

a field cultivated by a farmer is now in full bloom. my garden so i'm michael hunt so much buzz going to be hives in there there are a couple of 100000 bees out here going to show me remember you've got some crazy. sure to be a full flowers amazing. many of the high yielding perennials are not yet fully grown sometimes clevelanders are going to grow another 50 centimeters right here we have. our yellow sweet clover that's not yet fully grown you can see it here it's spreading its shoots it should grow another 3040 centimeters so there is plenty of biomass in there and that's exactly what we want we want mass for the biofuel companies and we also need lots of flowers for the insects and that's exactly what we have here. an impressive sight an abundance of blossoms on a cultivated field. it's time for the harvest biologist carnelian martini and farmer klaus gas and i have come to see the results. looking good. really good. he wants to be compensated for the reduced yield but he also knows that these species rich fields offer an opportunit

a field cultivated by a farmer is now in full bloom. my god so i might go on so much buzzing no matter what a huge beehives in there there are a couple of 100000 bees out here going to show me where we got some crazy. sure to be a full flowers amazing. many of the high yielding perennials are not yet fully grown you sometimes clevelanders are going to grow another 50 centimeters right here we have. our yellow sweet clover that's not yet fully grown you can see it here it's reading its shoots it should grow another 3040 centimeters so there is plenty of biomass in there and that's exactly what we want we want mats for the biofuel companies and we also need lots of flowers for the insects and that's exactly what we have here. an impressive sight an abundance of blossoms on a cultivated field. it's time for the harvest biologist carnelian martini and farmer klaus gaston i have come to see the results. looking good they're. really good. he wants to be compensated for the reduced yield but he also knows that these species rich fields offer a

a field cultivated by a farmer is now in full bloom. my god what i like on so much buzzing no matter what a few beehives in there there are a couple of 100000 bees out here and then rush on to go nobody gets crazy. sure to be to full flowers amazing. many of the high yielding perennials are not yet fully grown sometimes clevelanders are going to grow another 50 centimeters right here we have. our yellow sweet clover that's not yet fully grown you can see it here it's spreading its shoots it should grow another 3040 centimeters so there is plenty of biomass in there and that's exactly what we want we want mass for the biofuel companies and we also need lots of flowers for the insects and that's exactly what we have here. an impressive sight an abundance of blossoms on a cultivated field. it's time for the harvest biologist carnelian martini and farmer klaus gas and i have come to see the results. looking good that. maybe. he wants to be compensated for the reduced yield but he also knows that these species rich fields offer an opportunit

larry bloom, thank you.pplause] let me share a little about this with you, and then we will stop. i don't want to ruin the book for you. i really didn't know these letters existed. when you are the fifth of six children, you find things out late in the process. [laughter] my older siblings, i think, were aware of this. i assumed my father had written to my mother, but had no idea he had written to her every single day from nuernberg, which was an event in and of itself. this book has three values to me. one is, for those of you who want to read the lost art of writing a letter, this book will be a great source of enjoyment. for those of you who have loving relationships with another human being, be careful. do not show them this book. [laughter] because this sets a standard on letterwriting that none of us are ever going to meet when it comes to appreciating another human being. so on that level, this book is a joy just to read, to hear my father's voice to my mother, that deep affection he had for her. and

[applause] larry bloom. where is larry?would not have happened without larry bloom as well, who i share this jacket cover with, who was invaluable in going through as a professional and editing letters to make sure we never lost the essence of this. this never would have happened. i must say a quick story because i have known larry a long time and it might his work immensely. i called larry and said, i want to show you something, and i brought these letters from nurnberg to larry and i said look, you and i are friends, we know each other well enough, i am going to give you these letters to read. if you read them and conclude they are nothing more than a wonderful heirloom, not only you and your children or grandchildren want to have in future years, to read the letters from your father, grandfather, great father, to their great-grandmother, i won't be offended by that. if you think there is value beyond that, have the courtesy to tell me so but also have the courtesy to tell me it may not have historical value. larry said,

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a field cultivated by a farmer is now in full bloom. my god so i might go hunt so much buzzing over there quite a few beehives in there there are a couple 100000 bees out here going to show me one of the cats crazy. sure to be a full flowers amazing. many of the high yielding perennials are not yet fully grown to some degree mars are going to grow another 50 centimeters right here we have. our yellow sweet clover that's not yet fully grown you can see it here it's spreading its shoots it should grow another 3040 centimeters so there is plenty of biomass in there and that's exactly what we want we want mats for the biofuel companies and we also need lots of flowers for the insects and that's exactly what we have here. an impressive sight an abundance of blossoms on a cultivated field. it's time for the harvest biologist carnelian martini and farmer klaus gas and i have come to see the results. looking good. he wants to be compensated for the reduced yield but he also knows that these species rich fields offer an opportunity for farmers a

now several people want jeff gold bloom who played in the movie "the fly" to help "snl." this comes after the performance of jim carrey and alec baldwin as the president and former vice president. even "snl" cast members are buzzing jim carrey was on the show. >> i had to let my 12-year-old self embrace what an incredible, amazing thing it is i worked with jim carrey right now. >> you can watch "saturday night live" right here on nbc bay area 11:30 tomorrow night. comedian bill burr will be the host. >>> when i was watching the debates thinking, wow, what the writers of "snl" must be thinking. >> that's the first thing that comes to mind when something like that happens. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," we'll talk about moving out. a live report on how the pandemic is actually affecting the bay area's population. >>> plus, our washington insider breaks down why president trump is refusing to take part in the next debate. and when he's planning to return to the campaign trail in person despite the fact that he still has covid. we'll be right back. >>> right now at

in russia's region say the recent mass destruction of marine life there was down to a toxic algae bloom but everybody is convinced we hear from the region's governor. we invite everybody who is concerned. situation to come and show the good who wants to investigate all the facts and all the analytics we hear. day here in moscow you watching our international. the capital of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region has been struck by several powerful explosions overnight despite a now weeklong cease fire agreed between armenia and azerbaijan reports on the ground claim air raid sirens went off multiple times but the extent of the damage is currently unclear locals took cover in the basements the rockets are believed to have also struck the area that surrounds the city here are pictures from one of the nearby villages injuries have been reported. the number of regions where fighting is fired up in the going to korea back has been growing since tensions between you and your van over the disputed territory boiled over at the end of september the 2 sides are trading accusations of attacks blamin

saplings in full bloom. some of the pods are already nearly right for. orlando us one who is expecting a rich cocoa harvest this year. we're going to miss the cars very fast. like what we used to. who would take the old coco seeds for years to bear fruit but with only 2 years. that's really fast for us and. you know i means we can all enjoy it when i make money earlier. that. it wasn't always like this 2 years ago the trees were hit by a disease called swollen shoot virus which left harvests ruined and here's how orlando described the situation back then. why and what if this is a part that put out your word but didn't because of the disease. but maybe it's no good for harvest it spoiled. by. radical action was needed for a bundle of money by some experts and history it wasn't an easy decision. to walk around america never seems to me i wasn't sure about what they told me but i thought about it and cut down on the hop acres out in the 14 i. want to have it's been 2 years now and i'm very happy. to see you know what not to. but 6 trees weren't his only pr

this initiative of workforce development, creating an economic environment where construction was blooming to success from top to bottom is happening. for your thank you opportunity for a second chance helping those serve -- helping those who served in prison but now have a second shot helping the country. i don't have as much to say as the other ones but we know that your economic environment and tax package all of those things were incredible for the business community and construction that goes from the very top all the way down to the bottom and we want to thank you for that. i appreciate it very much. thank you. >> good morning. i am a board member with startup nevada a local entrepreneur in the former is nevada. or role is a statewide qubit we support small business owners in the entrepreneurial ecosystem and we can't do that without support. have foursonally, i companies i started here across varying sectors, real estate, food and beverage retail and shipping commerce all of the industries were affected and not a single sector was spared. thanks to you and your administration for th

19th century that was enough we'll be here to commission the well known berlin art nouveau architect bloom ruling he not only designed the bridge gate but also a number of villa us. thanks part of the architecture characterizes topping top to this state a great place to start my journey along the missouri. today i want to find out why the muzzle is one of the most beautiful river scapes in germany so i'm all for right along a part of the most ill psychopath. to call him but that's not all i'll also be finding out why was no winds are so special. the nice thing about a bike path that runs along a river is that it's fairly flat at least as long as it's close to the water but most will belly also offers a lot of beautiful panoramas but for those you have to paddle a little harder. but it's worth taking the detour up hill here for example are the ruins of cleaving book castle built in the 14th century it was repeatedly attacked destroyed and rebuilt until it was finally blown up in the 18th century from here i can get a fantastic view over the valley. biking along the muzzle i can definitely r

transgender people a training center will open this coming spring meaning more chances for more roses to bloom. are that does it for me thank you so much for watching i'll be back tomorrow hope you'll join us then stick around the monotony. i mean nothing at the jenkins well because sometimes that place and nothing with the candidate and i think deep into the german culture. you did seem to take this drama to you because it's all about who know i'm rachel join me for me to get the fuck up host. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the nuremberg trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime weren't jointed by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. our 2 part series the 3rd reich in the talk starts nov 12th on d w. who'll be the next head of the world trade organization nigeria's former finance minister gets the backing of all 27 countries to become the 1st woman and the 1st african to head the w. r u web report says the rich countries are exporting millions of dangerous 30 cars to developing nations and it's urgin

other made enough to cover a stir of the cost of into college well a rare example of a business blooming during these uncertain times. and it's a pretty beatle anyway that's a business update from me and the team here at g.w. as ever thanks so much for joining us. 2. years returning to you and head off to years german chancellor which bring back and you've never. surprise yourself with what parts of the louis miracle really what moves. who talk to people and follows her along the way maurice and critics alike. joining us from athens lock stock. and the toll many polish old loves us thrown out of work right now climb a tree different story. pieces much less the way photos one week. how much work can really do. we still have time to work i'm going. to subscribe to the morning news like this. coming up chrysler is a german politician and a covert $1000.00 survivors. at this demonstration for free democratic change to persuade corona skeptics that the virus is real and dangerous as chrysler herself knows only too well. she's still suffering from long term effects. are included of natural pap

i wanted to recognize their longest standing supporter, the julie and peter bloom kovler foundation which has given trust to the nonpartisan mission of the commission for the past 32 years. we are grateful for their extraordinary contribution to the 2020 debates. it is my distinct honor to introduce dr. ruth watkins, the president of the university of utah. thank you very much. dr. watkins: good evening. it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the flagship university. sincere thanks to the presidential debate for selecting us to host the only vice presidential debate. this is the first time utah has been the site of an election debate and we are thrilled so many will get to know our state and university. salt lake city, the capital, is a thriving hub of industry and innovation. we have spectacular recreation, a strong economy, and we are known for collaborative spirit. this vitality is why the university is on the rise, now recognized as one of america's leading research universities, a member of the association of american universities. our campus is home to outstanding programs includ

bloom you surely don't want it was you. who say neither. am. i don't know what you know. oh. most of. the mobo believe. zuki. the paris restaurant hasn't been a restaurant for quite some time now it's been a long time since the denizens of have had enough money to dine out. that's where the trick is getting mentors of the outlaws hang out because his main goal is to save up enough money to buy a boat and go to sea via the congo river and after that on to europe or even america. fist on the gang leader speaks about the code of the hood. move those boys by the only value of the what the. got to. bomb or what you know and by god. but. of course the younger ones don't listen to the elders and now cian around is planting something at the neighborhood southern outskirts. you. know you. will see. you know. if you don't. know. you. know what i mean. you know what oprah's goes you know. you know you know. if she ever runs for president is going to be very hard for him to win the ordinary people don't like the craziness. you also made idea got to him. out going to. blow him up so you g

charge adolf for forging the death records and a man named philippe bloom who . these individuals. he is stressing the assembly-line nature of these killing processes and saying it is a production line of death. his strategy, as usual, some results in a completely set dock, where everyone in the dock is convicted of their crimes. client and at the two male chief are hangs, and the lifecian gets, he gets a sentence. -- and philip bloom, who connections to the murder, because they forge the death certificates eddie buried the bodies, they get 35 and 30 years. the pharmaceuticals that are handed over, they get 50 years. that is what happens in the trial. deck: thank you, patricia, ribs does a lot of insight about the beginning of the program in 1939 to the end of the war at the attempt to try these individuals, and probably in the q&a you will be able to say more about these trials. i thought we would open it up to some questions. given how crucial the subject matter is. the first question is from john here in new orleans, and his question is did the germans keep the records of where

fÉlix: -- fue quien lanzÓ al estrellato a orlando bloom, se dio a conocer en latinoamÉrica con la novelar a continuaciÓn peggy carranza desde nueva york, peggy: -- con gran energÍa, inscriben a votantes quienes muchas veces desconocen que tienen derecho a sufragar porque estuvieron encarcelados. >> tÚ pagaste tu condena, tu tienes tu derecho. todo el mundo merece una segunda chance. >> es normal que tengan dudas teniendo en cuenta que 11 estados tienen polÍticas estrictas sobre este derecho. nueva york no es uno de ellos. >> el gobernador cuomo de nueva york permite que una persona que terminÓ con su sentencia pueda votar. peggy: el restablecimiento del voto a personas previamente encarceladas a tomado auge en los Últimos aÑos debido a que estados han buscado que esta comunidad recupere su voz. >> yo le quiero dar a la gente lo que ellos no saben que tienen. esto es un sentimiento que no lo puedo explicar. yo sÉ que yo sufrÍ. yo sufrí pero hoy yo estoy alegre. peggy: alegrÍa que otros podrÁn sentir si se hacen escuchar donde cuenta, en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy carranza. univisiÓn.

being at the coast because no not washed up but yes we've got troops for lisa bloom things on your way. back home but i can merican something. from racism and a complete lack of prospects. in the real. one by elsa store. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the. ground great secret. if you want to. you. know almost a 100 years later history is repeating itself my. shorts time when to russia. probable worst crime to go anywhere why not me. why don't i come here. consists of thousands of little houses that nestled cheek by jowl on a hill which overlooks the city jail. good to see i. don't want to not. is packing up a food parcel for one of the gang members who's condrey doing time. oh you know i do know what little you know you know we've got one you know. and i was a little i grew up with oh yeah. oh if your going to have enough it i'll go yeah you know no no you know i'll go up to the. food must be pasta prisoners not find a main entrance but through a hole in the fence our. super quick through

transgender people a training center will open this coming spring meaning more chances for more roses to bloom. in the us the los angeles dodgers have won baseball's world series with a victory over the tampa bay rays fans celebrating into the night in the city it hard bike over the club one baseball's top trophy for the 1st time 32 years looking betts was the star of the game hit a home run also slid past tampa bay's catcher or another school. get your mind of our top stories at this hour german chancellor expected to push for new coronavirus restrictions and crisis talks with regional leaders the number of cases and intensive care admissions are rising across germany measures could include a one month shutdown of all hospitality and leisure venues and fewer people a public and private school. or you can always of course get more on these and other stories that are website. dot com up next is our doc film profit profit for life the power of pharmaceutical company i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being. in mexico many push over lunch us right now in the climate change a differen

you can follow him at bloom tv on twitter to see what he came up with tonight. >>> even though the niners didn't take the w tonight, there was another winner. sam. during the pregame show, the mascot got down on one knee, and he proposed to our very own janelle wang. >> oh, my god, another proposal. >> and she said yes. let's break this down here. it's all in fun really. this is not the first time sourdough sam asked for her hand. can't blame him. during the tour of the studio, zunino asked as well. the problem with sourdough sam he's somewhat of a loaf and he's kind of crummy. >>> on that note we're going to turn it over to rob maeda to talk about some positive, very positive weather news. >> yeah, trying everything we can to improve the odds of rainfall, including almost rainfall-like screen safer over my shoulder here. we have the climatological guide. this is not one of the bigger months for rainfall, but sometimes we do occasionally get some rain in october. not as big as wintertime rainfall months, but there is an opportunity towards the end of the seven-day forecast, maybe we can k

and out of mecca and philip bloom, people who have tangential connections to the murder, because theyorge the death certificates and buried the bodies, they get 35 and 30 years. and the one who hands over the pharmaceuticals gets 50 years. that is what happens in the trial. jason: thank you, patricia, deck -- that gave us a lot of insight about, from the beginning of the program in 1939 to the end of the war. and the attempt to try these individuals. in the q&a you will be able to say more about the trial. i thought we would open it up to some questions. we have gotten a few in, not a surprise given how crucial the subject matter is. the first question is from john here in new orleans. did the germans keep the records of where their victims were prior to entering the system that eventually led to their demise? and then he has a follow-up. was there any form or method of selection as to when one was finally sent to hadamar? he was curious about was forced labor was imposed on people with disabilities? you have obviously talked about people who are brought in as forced laborers, but peo

they are also charging adolf for forging the death records and a man named philippe bloom who buried these individuals. so he is stressing the assembly-line nature of these killing processes and saying it is a production line of death. , as usual,ategy results in a completely set dock, where everyone in the dock is convicted of their crimes. two male nurses are hanged. the chief physician, he is in poor health, he gets a life sentence. and -- and philip bloom, who have only tangential connections to the murder, because they forged the death certificates and buried the bodies, they get 35 and 30 years. and of the woman that hands over the pharmaceuticals, gets 50 years. so that is what happens in the trial. jason: thank you, patricia, deck that gives us a a lot of insight about from the beginning of the program in 1939 to the end of attempt to try these individuals. and probably in the q&a you will be able to say more about these trials. but i thought we could open it up to some questions. we have already gotten a few, not surprising given how crucial the subject matter is. the first

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. >> saplings in full bloom. some of the pods are already nearly ripe.andu osmanu is expecting a rich cocoa harvest this ar. orlandu:this coc gr. 's not likwhat we used to plant. it would te the old coa seeds fourears to be fruit. but with these, it's only 2 years. that really fa for us.a it means wcan all eny itit. and make money earlier. >> it sn't aays like ts. two ars ago, t trees wer hit by a disease cald ollen shoot virus. which left harvests ruined. here's how orlando described the situation back then. orlando: this is a pod that could have matured, but didn't because of the disease. it's no good for harvest. it's spoiled. >> radical action was needed. orlando osmanu followed the advice of experts and felled his trees. it wasn't an easy decision. orlando: initially i wasn'ture about wt iabout and cut down one and a half acres out of 14. it's been two years now and i'm very happy. ia>> but sick trees weren't his halfonly problem. 14. he also had to look on while part of his land was cleared to make way for a path. orlando: all this is part of the f

19th century there was enough wealth here to commission the well known berlin art nouveau architect bloom really he not only designed the bridge gate but also a number of villa us. thanks part of the architecture characterizes top in taba to this state a great place to start my journey along the missouri. today i want to find out why the muzzle is one of the most beautiful river scapes in germany so i'm all for right along a part of them was ill psychopath from top to call him but that's not all i'll also be finding out why was the winds are so special. the nice thing about a bike path that runs along a river is that it's fairly flat at least as long as it's close to the water the most ill valley also offers a lot of beautiful panoramas but for those you have to paddle a little harder. but it's worth taking the detour up hill here for example are the ruins of cleaving book castle built in the 14th century it was repeatedly attacked destroyed and rebuilt until it was finally blown up in the 18th century from here i can get a fantastic view over the moselle valley. biking along the muzzle i

19th century that was enough will be here to commission the well known berlin art nouveau architect bloom early he not only designed the bridge gate but also a number of villas. thanks part of the architecture characterize a stop and stop off to this day a great place to start my journey along the missouri. today i want to find out why the muzzle is one of the most beautiful river scapes in germany so i'm all for right along a part of them was ill psychopath from top to call him but that's not all i'll also be finding out why was no wines are so special. the nice thing about a bike path that runs along a river is that it's fairly flat at least as long as it's close to the water the muzzle valley also offers a lot of beautiful panoramas but for those you have to paddle a little harder. but it's worth taking the detour up hill here for example are the ruins of cleveland book castle built in the 14th century it was repeatedly attacked destroyed and rebuilt until it was finally blown up in the 18th century from here i can get a fantastic view over the moselle valley. biking along the muzzle i

he was one of the growing number of marine mammals suffering from seizures caused by toxic algae blooms. his trainer turned to the experts and they rose to the challenge performing groundbreaking brain surgery using pick brain cells to reverse the effects of epilepsy. úwe would really love to try it >> it sounds like you were kind of building the plane as you were flying it. >> that is a great way of putting it. >> this is on the mend but doctors won't know if the procedure is successful for at least 30 days. if so, it is a medical break through that doctors hope will save countless of lives in the wild. >>> it is now 4:52. still ahead, the 49ers shutting down the rams . the red and gold looking like their old selves again. >>> remember, kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the area . you can also send your story ♪ 100% beef and hearty chili. try my $5.99 chili cheeseburger combo. it's pretty delicious. ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for lif

nitrate from nitrogen fertilizer causes al joe blooms which use up all the oxygen in bodies of water. various chemicals are bad for aquatic animals and plants. they also threaten the supply of water we humans drink. the level of nitrate in groundwater exceeds the permissible level in more than a quarter of germany. groundwater carries nitrate and other chemicals down into the valley. contaminated groundwater endangers bio topes it's meant to see. stain. where the ground water is clean it feeds bio topes rich in biodiversity. lips. reed beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returned. to young great crested grebe is looking for food. it finds a fish hiding in vain among the plants. dragonflies and damselflies thrive here too. they all need clean water to reproduce like these common blue gems of fives. a female heads down into the water. or male concert accompanies or. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole in it and deposit her eggs. at this depth the age should remain safely moist even if the water level drops. then

guy and lynn bloom voted for obama twice and now trump twice. >> we can make this economy boom like it's never boomed before if we can just stop china right now. >> reporter: in this swing county, in a crucial swing state, perception of jobs past and present could trump everything else. kate snow, nbc news, lordstown, ohio. >> join kate and jose diaz-balart tomorrow as they report from the battlegrounds of north carolina and ohio >>> up next, spirit and a lot of creativity this halloween. >>> a rare sight this halloween, not only will it be the first full moon on the holiday in 76 years, it is also a blue moon, the second full moon of the calendar month. while this will be a halloween like no other, many families are finding creative ways to get into the spirit here's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: this halloween spooky and safety are riding the broomstick together as children prepare for socially distant shrieks in the dark. for those who are trick or treating, a brave new world of covid creativity in the costume department with many kids opting to be a new kind of super hero if you decide

of confederation in pandemic response or you have sort of 50 flowers released at the state level blooming people are adopting quite different approaches and so we call for the executive branch to make an inquiry and a study in terms of trying to remove some of those ambiguities including over the use of the strategic national stockpile which became something of a political football as you recall early on in the pandemic. >> i'm going to bring sylvia back in because we a little bit of time before we open it up toquestions . horrific death rates among blacks , latin and indigenous populations as well as essential workers , the elderly. how can we better protect vulnerable people ? >> as we think about the vulnerable populations that we need to focus on two things. we need to focus on the here and now in terms of the pandemic and can be done right now to help. some of that is about making sure we have the right data of information and some that is about communicating clearly the scientific information to these populations lyto make sure they know and have the tools they need to prevent it at

sea lion is one of a growing number of mammals is suffering from seizures caused by toxics algae blooms. the medicine stopped working his trainer turned to the experts at ucsf. and they rose to the challenge, performing ground breaking brain surgery to use pig brain cells to reverse the effects of epilepsy. >> i first reaction was wow, we love to try. i didn't know if we could pull it off. >> it was like you were building the plane as you are flying it. >> that's a great weight to put it. pu the sea lion is on the mend but doctors won't know if the procedure is successful for at least 30 days. if so, it is a medical breakthrough and ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a new mural with an important message unveiled in san francisco put on by none profit organization one atmosphere. the mural is in the parking lot behind the battery club in the financial district and our work tells the story of renewal and the fires that were ravaging california. schoolchildren will also be replanting trees as part of the project. to make the mural is very simple, just a series of silhouettes, because the message is simple, we n

. >> a growing number of marine mammals are suffering brain damage from toxic algae blooms. natural occurrence made worse by climate change. cameron turned to the doctor at uc san francisco for a ground breaking brain surgery to reverse the effects of epilepsy. >> my first reaction really had been, wow, we would love to try. i really didn't know if we would be able to pull it off. >> sounds like you were kind of building the plane as you were flying it. >> that's a good way of putting it. >> he is on the mend, doctors won't know if the procedure is successful for 30 days. >> that's really great. >> a second chance at life for krona and a medical breakthrough doctors hope will save countless lives in the wild. >> this surgery gave him an opportunity to survive. but not just survive, but thrive. >> tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> coming up on cbs this morning, we're going to take you to the battleground states of michigan and wisconsin and hear from voters about which i issues matter the most to them. plus, black lives matter co-founder tells us about her new book the purpo

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transgender people a training center will open this coming spring meaning more chances for more roses to bloom. and u.s. baseball the los angeles dodgers form the world series with a victory over the tampa bay rays fans celebrated into the night in the city that was hit hard by covert the club one baseball's top trophy the 1st time in 32 years but he bets wolf was the star of the game he hit a home run and also slid past tampa based catcher for another important school. this is the w. news here's a reminder of our top stories we're following for you right now german chancellor angela merkel is expected to push for a new coronavirus was directions and crisis talks with regional leaders the number of covert $900.00 cases and intensive care admissions are rising across germany measures may include a one month shutdown of all hospitality leisure vengeance and fewer people allowed as public and private gather. to watch any that we news live from berlin coming up next our business magazine made in germany also you can always get over the latest news and information want to talk on the web site in 30

. >> we're seeing things bloom that maybe wouldn't have before.we're seeing our banana tree produce tons of fruit. >> while at the nearby botanical gardens, a mix of new plants greeted returning visitors. >> i was here at 7:30 in the morning along with the birders who were just so thrilled to have the gates open. >> did you have fun? >> at stow lake, families can glide across the water on a fleet of brand-new boats. ♪ while a few hundred yards from the ferris wheel, strings of classic music drift from the newly refurbished band shell, a joyous symphony for a public ready for a rebirth after so many months. even if it's seeing a sleeping giant spin back to life. >> it no longer is a symbol of hope. it's actually a wheel of hope. >> love that symbolism. "world news tonight" with david muir is next. i'm on. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you so much for inviting us into your homes tonight. our next newscast is at 6:00. see the you then. when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burde

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