it's mortifying. >> reporter: rachel bloom had a flair for the dramatic early on. a broadway baby. >> yes, very much. >> reporter: how bad did you want it? >> to be on broadway? oh, my gosh, so bad. the genie from aladdin came and i said, i guarantee you'll be on broadway, it would have made the bully be okay. >> reporter: the worst of the bullying came one day in seventh grade when the cool kids paid the most popular boy in school to ask her out as a joke. >> how long would you say that stayed with you? >> it's still with me. it gave me more of a complex for feeling i was out of place and not fitting in. >> reporter: throughout middle school a feeling she called the bad had been manifesting inside her. it was an undiagnosed form of obsessive compulsive disorder. >> it was like a heavy backpack and the only way i could momentarily shake it off was to tell my parents about these guilty intrusive thoughts, and it feels like there's a bad or a darkness that's coming to take everything you love about life and everything you love about yourself. >> reporter: acting, sin

when people here interact with the displays, those elsewhere can witness the virtual flowers blooming. using their cellphones people can blow on a dandelion in one location and make peonies or cherry blossoms bloom in another. it's the brainchild of japanese artist. he believes the breath can carry blessings from one city to another. currently, the installation is available in several parts of japan, as well as singapore. more to matsue would like to see the virtual flowers and the message of peace. they carry travel to more places around the world. and a quick reminder before we go, the top story we're following for you this hour support of his supporters of u.s. president donald trump is gathered in washington to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. it's great if protesters from the windows of his motorcade say, vote rigging tonight, trump victory last week. the election officials insist that he's not because of watching take of the news on that. this channel coming up. sports life is next. looking at the long and winding road to the tokyo lympics after many delays, a

writer and actress, rachel bloom music from lp.h valerie franco and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight that's great to hear let's get to the news. georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger said yesterday that republican senator lindsey graham pressured him to find a way to toss legally cast absentee ballots to reverse president trump's loss in the state man, just when you think lindsey graham couldn't sink any lower. why would you think that according to "the new york times," president trump last week asked his senior advisers about moving ahead with a military strike in iran. and i think it's a bad sign that i'm just relieved he didn't ask about michigan "maybe just the upper part the upper finger i'm pretty sure it's called the finger." president elect joe biden has reportedly told advisers privately that he doesn't want to spend his entire presidency investigating president trump. oh, i don't think it will take that long. as investigations go, this wil

a roof, bloom in plenty of room, interlude where you move into the room. but don't blame your own survival. knew you couldn't be young. you grow? yeah, the snow white, there's just the decrease in your wealth and lesser national growth to new version . usually that the chicago media and i do buy the rats but not the east or just so story. the more you should use, it just seem more screwed up to be sure you still stupid to fool you to which is amuse 1st new interests. so we will be sure as sure as a change in your post because the countries he'll yeah, you know who were making the argument wrote in our parents group chat that her daughter had graduated from grenoble university. and now has a degree though, did you just see your sick person was the excess that somebody. ready this is a story of women and women with troubled histories and complex court cases. you know, some really awful lives out there where not the person that a cheesiness of the day are considered the most dangerous of criminals . she's in a still falling off 23 hours of the day. tell me th

larry bloom, thank you.se] let me share a little bit about, this and then we will, stop i don't to ruin the book for you. i really don't know the slightest existed, that's when you are young child, the fifth of six children, you find things out late in the process. my older siblings everything forward of, this but i was. not i sue my father spoke to my mother, but i had no idea he wrote to every single day, from nuremburg. 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 will be a great source of enjoyment. and for those of you who have very loving relationships with another human being, be careful, do not show them this book. because this sets a standard none of us is ever going to meet, when it comes to appreciating another human being. so on that level, this book is a joy just read. here my father's voice to my mother, deep affection that he had for him. and secondly, the book has value i suppose in a ver

no fans, no pimiento sandwiches, and no, no blooming azaleas. they will be there but not in bloom. >> i guarantee you one thing, there will be some guy like quiet, please. >> talking to you, the birds? >>> yeah. >>> still ahead, the youngest assembly member right here in the bay area. the barriers he is busting through. >>> good evening, down to the final five states with regions and margins across the battleground. joe biden is at the doorstep of the presidency but president trump could still turn around. page of each night to the unsung heroes of the selection, those ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. >>> one new bay area legislature is breaking records. his name is alex lee nt one seed assembly district 25 covering silicon valley. is and is a native is 25 years old. what a future come making him not only the youngest to asian- american leg

to go on a large number of bees die when the irish for trade or plants are in bloom. whenever blaise land on the flowers after we've sprayed them we see them die. pesticides are toxic and kill many forms of life that are not the intended target when they feast done be keep has suffered the economic consequences if you are the 1st. we would like the government to support farmers to get chemicals that are not toxic. that way they can continue farming without causing us to lose our bees which is. designed you can see the future but a shift to organic farming is still a long way off here biological pesticides are rarely used in part because they're expensive the government is considering raising the tax on chemical pesticides and lowering the tax on organic ones that would be good for the environment farmers and beekeepers here in the meantime the government offers training courses keep is one topic how to breed healthy and more productive be colonies. we want to. develop. this which this. is the best. it's. it's. resigned to production. in the products. that won't solve

when people here interact with the displays, those elsewhere can witness the virtual flowers blooming. using their cell phones, people can blow on a dandelion in one location and make peonies or cherry blossoms bloom in another. it's the brainchild of japanese artist, sue. he believes the breath can carry blessings from one city to another. currently, the installation is available in several parts of japan, as well as singapore. more to matsue would like to see the virtual flowers and the message of peace they carry, traveled to more places around the world. as just reminder, the top story we're following for you here today, indeed, it is. german chancellor angela merkel is due to meet with regional leaders to discuss tighter coronavirus restrictions. according to germany's public health authority, new cases, clients to nearly 11000 you're watching g.w. news coming up next 1st cover is here to give us the latest business headlines. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. come to the audience for spectacular pictures. it's their passion for nature. it's their complete devotion that make

when people here interact with the displays, those elsewhere can witness the virtual flowers blooming. using their cellphones people can blow on a dandelion in one location and make peonies or cherry blossoms bloom in another. it's the brainchild of japanese artist, sue. he believes the breath can carry blessings from one city to another. currently, the installation is available in several parts of japan, as well as singapore would like to see the virtual flowers and the message of peace . they carry travel to more places around the world. and we turn to sports formula one, racing and canadian lance stroll will start sunday's turkish grand for young pole position anywhere say the season along with awfully the racing point driver. stunt the competition to take his 1st ever career pole in slippery. what conditions at istanbul park 22 year old stroll is the 1st canadian to start on full since night tonight, 7 championship leader lewis hamilton will start 6th on the grid. and you are of course, watching news. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. you can also visit our

when people here interact with the displays, those elsewhere can witness the virtual flowers blooming. using their cell phones, people can blow on a dandelion in one location and make peonies or cherry blossoms bloom in another. it's the brainchild of japanese artist, sue. he believes the breath can carry blessings from one city to another. currently, the installation is available in several parts of japan, as well as singapore. more to matsue would like to see the virtual flowers and the message of peace. they carry travel to more places around the world. and you are of course, watching to view news though he more headlines for you at the top of the hour. so forget, you can always get more news on our web site as you know, the dot com, up next parser for me, the whole news team in berlin. thanks for watching. passion, drama, competition, rivalry, marketing numbers, atmosphere, power, fight at intuition. love, money, fans, friends, scientists, fans, and fans on you tube. joining us from the ghetto to everybody knows probably why despite coming from a cool family, the pop star wants to

the turtles come up and get in town gold in the bloom without help they perish in the heat. every rescue turtle is a cause for celebration. never a turtle. you just feel like i'm helping but it's not just startles, it's everything, the ocean itself and everything. it's greeters, it's wonderful to me and i dare you for doubt. but you see the team has been working tirelessly for days. they've saved 25 turtles so far. many are malnourished and weak. the team will nurse them back to health. the turtles that only need to gauge wait up to the sea aquarium to recuperate. bridge over the ones that are sick. taken to baton, arion or debt deuced. these turtles have to huma's on that i assume bodies to fish nets to but it is also good over here over her, where her people are working. the sick animals are in the best of hands with odette . no one knows that better than pope a very special flamingo, a celebrity, not just in cora south, but all over the well. odetta and bob barr inseparable, the local vet, came to the birds rescue when he slammed against a hotel window and plummeted to th

the turtles come up and get in town gold in the bloom without help they perish in the heat. every rescue turtle is a cause for celebration and i never thought, oh, you just feel like i'm helping but it's not just startles, it's everything, the ocean itself and everything. it's creatures, it's wonderful to me and i dare you for doubt. but you see the team has been working tirelessly for days. they've saved 25 turtles so far. many are malnourished and weak. the team will nurse them back to health. the turtles that only need to gain weight up to the sea aquarium to recuperate bridge over the ones that are sick, not taken to veterinarian or debt. deuced these turtles have to huma's on that. i assume bodies through the system next to the pit is also if you go pretty here over her, where her people are working, the sick animals are in the best of hands with odette's. no one knows that better than bump. a very special flamingo, a celebrity, not just in chorus, out, but all over the well. odetta and bob are inseparable. the local vet came to the birds rescue when he slammed against

we will speak with sara bloom raskin about that.e'll be right back. tax-smart investing strategies, and with brokerage accounts online trades are commission free. personalized advice. unmatched value. at fidelity, you can have both. a livcustomizeperd value. iquickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone because this. come on jessie one more. is the reflection of an unstoppable community in the mirror. >>> stocks finishing higher following news that president-elect biden is expected to nominate former federal reserve chair janet yellen for treasury secretary f. confirmed she would be the first woman to hold the position for more on what this nomination could mean for the market and its economy let's bring in sara bloom raskin great to see you thank you for joining us i guess my first question to you as someone who has been both at treasury and at the fed

align them in our community, get them wanted planting trees is more than a symbolic act for david bloom. the children have learned a lot about the crucial role of step trees. play to provide shade, protect rivers and soil, and play a vital role in tain in the health of our environment. we've come to the end of today's show about the environment on interesting ways to protect. thank you for joining us on your company. it is a good buy, probably found a tree, no good here in compiler, and i'll be looking for it. you want to go next week just a quick reminder that you can always check off social media feeds and what's also the well on our website until next time, it's goodbye from me. you know your bible save nigeria. dumb dumb to give us your country make you rich people will provide you with the will take good care of macy's. i used to be going to cold on the west coast to come out in 2007. investors make big promises like years later, reality looks very different later features the drinking water shortage. i enjoy your life before you go. yes, i mean this david and not a trace of oil mo

planting trees is more than a symbolic act for david bloom. the children have learned a lot about the crucial role of step trees, play, to provide shade to protect rivers and soil, and play a vital role in tain in the health of our environment. we've come to the end of today's show about the environment on interesting ways to protect. thank you all for joining us and of course your company. it is a goodbye from the founder to nobody here in kampala and i'll be looking forward to seeing you once again next week. just a quick reminder that you can always check off social media feeds and what's also the well on our website until next time. it's goodbye from me in new york. i will save my, do go down . the list in new things, fixing things instead of throwing them away with subsidies, instead of scratching, remove books and sustainable. this is what germany's future should look like. winding up instead of lagging behind me in germany. the 30 minutes on d, w. september 19th, 93 israelis and palestinians signed the oslo accords. in the middle east s

david bloom joins us now from london. great to have you as always.at this chart to get the conversation started. look at the jump in the u.s. dollar. do you expect to see this kind of reflationary play happen again given we have not had the same infrastructure investment? you say that but everyone thought that if donald trump got elected that everything would go halt -- horribly wrong. they are saying it again. [indiscernible] what you're saying is the other -- you try to bring fear into the electorate. we have seen the s&p coming off, this is a rick -- risk off move. i expect this to be reversed on wednesday. we will be back on to the next thing. and i think the equity market will rally it we get happens if another four years of the trump administration? given that we don't expect a vaccine to come into play anytime soon and we may yet see the worse of the virus happen in subsequent waves. rede are talking about the party and the blue party but the dollar is green and does not care. i want someone to win the election and the other side to say -- it

bloom of the flowers that combine well are easy to sell mythical. but behind the scenes, it's still apparent that business isn't back to normal, yet huge, vacant spaces and the auction hall. every 20 seconds, the auctioneer displaced the bids on the screen. amsterdam's flower option posted sales of almost 5000000000 euros last year, but the crisis is hitting the netherlands hard. that's one of the reasons why the dutch government was against unconditional handouts of billions of euros to southern e.u. countries. last summer. what we said is, we will help, but you also need to help us by putting in place the necessary forms in the labor markets, pensions, etc. so that next time he will be able to help yourself. dutch florists think it's right to send money to southern europe despite the coronavirus crisis, but only under certain conditions between me and mine, i wouldn't just give anyone my wallet and say, take whatever you need with them. we can give them money, but responsibility would be different on different still. amsterdam's florists have thei

. >> trump signs bloomed. >> something about candidate trump made you want to be public about your support in a way you haven't for other candidates. >> a lot of people are disgusted with politicians in general. they say one thing and do another thing. i'm getting goosebumps because this man, we just have a lot of faith in him. >> reporter: but the carpet of signs from the master marketer did not sit well. >> the other party gave them out like candy. >> reporter: he's the democratic chairman for wayne county in rural northeast pennsylvania. yes, it's a republican strong hold, but he knew there was another reason his party got trounced in the 2016 sign war. even in states like pennsylvania where trump won the vote by less than 1%. >> we were unable to get signs. and people -- >> reporter: wait, what does that mean, unable to get signs? >> the campaign wouldn't provide them for us? >> reporter: they thought the signs were a waste of time? >> they thought they weren't effective. there are other people here who think like you do. if you only see signs for the other candidate, then you may thin

this is bloom. . . mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news.ratic national committee is telling a federal judge that republicans are trying to illegally scrap more than 6 million votes in pennsylvania because president trump is upset about his loss in the state. in a filing, the dnc says the president's lawsuit seeking to block pennsylvania from certifying results violates state law and obliterates the constitutional rights of voters and candidates. chuck schumer says republicans should accept the election results and work to provide relief from the pandemic. >> instead of working to pull the country back together so that we can fight our common inmy, covid-19, republicans congress are spreading conspiracy theories, denying reality, and poisoning the well of our democracy. mark: both senator schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi say republicans should concede the presidential election was won by joe biden and immediately return to negotiations on covid relief

those elsewhere can witness the virtual flowers blooming. using their cell phones, people can blow on a dandelion in one location and make peonies or cherry blossoms bloom in another. it's the brainchild of japanese artist, sue. he believes the breath can carry blessings from one city to another. currently, the installation is available in several parts of japan, as well as singapore. more to matsue would like to see the virtual flowers and the message of peace. they carry travel to more places around the world. it watching day, the 1000000000 news, marianna, and start. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the count white noise that to that web site that steve believe dot com. sports life is up here next for now. the man, the team here. thanks. which passion, drama, competition, marketing, numbers, atmosphere. that's how intuition, love, money, fans, friends, fire stamps, and friends on you tube. joining us, the fight against the coronavirus pandemic has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what is the

obviously would not be expecting the azaleas and dogwood to be in full bloom.famous golf course in an autumnal acute with leaves which may have turned a little brown bear in mind a lot of evergreens there as well. it's going to be fascinating to see how it plays in autumn compared with its usual springtime date. so a different look at the chorus. you said it's likely to play little bit longer which i imagine will play into the hands of the big headers and notably the biggest of the moment as that's what suggest is bryson de chambeau, the reigning us open champion. he is the stats man, he's the golfing scientist and trying to break down this game of golf at a very scientific and analytical way. and what he has worked out is that if the closer he hit a golf ball to the green the more likely you are to shoot lower scores can worked perfectly for him at the us open in september, that brought him his first major title winning it by six shots. augustine national is a different proposition community precision with your approach play as much as anything else. that extr

you put a roof, bloom, plenty of room. you can remove or you move into the room, but don't blame your own survival. knew that you didn't hear you grow. yeah, the snow was just the decrease in your wealth and lesser national growth to new cars this year. you should believe that the chicago media and i do buy that spot on scanning with storage stuff. the more you should use, it just seem more like to be sure you still stupid to fool not to do which is a muse 1st new book, which so we will be sure of though is this is a change in your post pollster can choose he'll yeah, you know who we were making the argument wrote in our parents' group chap that her daughter had graduated from grenoble university. and now has a degree though, did you just see your sick although she did good, gail, what was the excess that some. ready so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. let it be an arms race in spearing dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be su

you put a little ill bloom in there, but you know, you put it over here. you put a roof, but a blue moon and plenty of room in the loop where you move into the room. but don't blame your own survival. knew that you didn't. you grow the snow white, there's just the decrease in your wealth and less nationalist and you listen usually it's that the chicago media and i do buy the rats but also story new action. i think what the movie should be more is good to be sure you still stupid to fool you, which is a muse 1st knew what sure of though is the us pulls the country's he'll yeah, you know who we were making the argument out in our parents' group chat that her daughter had graduated from grenoble university and now has a degree though, did you just see your sick? although she did good, gail wasn't well existent, somebody. ready during the vietnam war, u.s. forces neighboring laos. there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know how much it is officially the most heavily bombed country per capita in all human history. millions of unexplod

show key, which literally translates to top drawer clothing because they'll hand me to me down the blooms on their fabrics of great antiquity. so even in those days they were special. you can imagine what it's going to look like when everything is caught to fit you know? oh yeah, this is how we this is how we do it. babyish. especially when i'm alone. i. it's what i call the 2 main break. yeah. i go out into the, into the villages, sauce for fabrics that are authentic african fabrics these $115.00, which dates back to the 11th century and are still going on those same rooms that were used in the 7th century. we close it out and made it would look like nice as i was going up as kids i saw traditional closing. all our styles were always made out of beasts. and for the longest of times i felt that noose was authentic african fabric to my great says shock. i discovered that these were actually the products i thought we must be able to produce our own nice seems we love the fabric so much and we wear them. traditionally. i am going to try to, to make a nice that is africa from the beginning to

here you put a little ill bloom in there, but you're still in the loop. here. you put a look at a balloon blew you. plenty of you believe me in the loop or you move into the room, but don't blame your own survival. you didn't hear you grow? yeah, i guess. no. there's just the decrease in your wealth and lesser nationalist and you listen usually it's that the chicago media and i do. but by the story, the more you should use, it just seem more screwed up to be sure you still stupid to fool you to which is news 1st, new orange. so we will sure of those things of course, but also the countries he'll yeah, you know, who were making the argument wrote in our parents group chap that her daughter had graduated from grenoble university and now has a degree she just because we did go there wasn't one of the existent, somebody. 2 'd probably seizing probably his last battle as president whom he triumphed over the generals and bill by his foreign policy pick up where mom left off. we were neo cons again. back in control, others financial, wild guy. i don't know why. i priz

. >> and the azaleas blooming in a bunch of people.till allowing some people in. >>> tomorrow is not going to be the ideal day. at the chance of showers heading our way does like to talk about rain showers, instead of high fire danger and gusty wind and dry conditions. red lick the across the bay area tomorrow and that will get out of the way. i think we will see dry conditions of the weekend, just a real slight chance in the far north bay, passing shower on sunday but that is not something i am worried about. go ahead with any other plans. let's talk about tomorrow's rain chance of a look at the future cast and we start up tomorrow morning with a lot of out the rain chances are going to be moving in by late morning. it starts the northbay and will end up in the south bay by tomorrow evening. by early afternoon, right around lunch time that is when the rain will be drafting down to the golden gate even trying to cross over the bay to some extent with widespread showers than with bay and the early afternoon, really when the rain chances

the dogwoods are not blooming, the azaleas are not blooming or will they be?re at home we have a great start as we hook from san jose, 87 near the shark tank. misty and milder this morning. less afternoon sunshine. so a bit cooler this afternoon. chance of rain tonight, best across our southern half of the neighborhoods. better chance of rain on friday night. here's the clouds that will bring us that chance of light rain tonight. a weak cold front. more than anything it will kick up high clouds. that will help take away a little bit of the afternoon heating. mid to upper 50s along the coast. 59 to 62 for the rest of us this afternoon. tonight the north bay with fewer clouds, you will be cooler, mid 30s to near 40. cloughs across the southern half and a little drizzle possible. low to mid 40s. friday, here we are. heading through the morning commute, it's looking dryer. that's a good sign. as we head into the evening commute, it's looking drier. that means this system is coming in a little bit later and leaving us a bit faster, which means it's probably going t

. >> saplings in full bloom. some of the pods are already nearly ripe.ndu osmanu is expecting a rich cocoa harvest this ar. orlandu:this coc gr. 's not likwhat we used to plant. it wou take the d cocoa seeds ur years tbear fru. but with these, it's only 2 years. th's really st for us.a it meant seeds ur years tbear fru. and make money earlier. >> iwasn'tlways likehis. twyears ago,he trees we hit by a disease cald swollen 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 itnd cut down one and a half acres out of 14. it's been two years now and i'm very happy >> but sick trees weren't his only problem. 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 farm.

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. >> reporter: these are outdoor blooms. the pop opportunities were empty after chris, who is head of the private high school, decides to shut down in-person learning. >> there were gatherings on halloween weekend, that had lan larger number of students. >> reporter: the school lfrd dealt with two asymptomatic infections before halloween. >> we all have to make sacrifices if we want to be here in school. >> this was a minority of students who actually went to these parties. >> the school made a great call to have us all back online. >> personally, the faculty are risking their lives to come to branson. >> reporter: two miles away, marin paused learning for the same reason. >> teenagers want to be with each other above all. it's not unexpected they would do this. >> a quality of life improvement of being in person and being with my peers. >> reporter: i spoke to a c that reminds family that is what happens on campus and off. with the holidays coming up, it would could be a threat to safety. >>> some elementary schools in san

. >> reporter: these are outdoor blooms. the pop opportunities were empty after chris, who is head of the private high school, decides to shut down in-person learning. >> there were gatherings on halloween weekend, that had lan larger number of students. >> reporter: the school lfrd dealt with two asymptomatic infections before halloween. >> we all have to make sacrifices if we want to be here in school. >> this was a minority of students who actually went to these parties. >> the school made a great call to have us all back online. >> personally, the faculty are risking their lives to come to branson. >> reporter: two miles away, marin paused learning for the same reason. >> teenagers want to be with each other above all. it's not unexpected they would do this. >> a quality of life improvement of being in person and being with my peers. >> reporter: i spoke to a c that reminds family that is what happens on campus and off. with the holidays coming up, it would could be a threat to safety. >>> some elementary schools in san

fall colors instead of blooming azaleas.s are not the only things changing at augusta national. they announced elder will hit the famous first tee shot next year with jack nicolaus and player. elder was the first black man to play in the masters in no one 75. and augusta national is starting to emphasize inclusion at the club. >> i would say that we do have a diverse membership. that has been an increasing fact over the past few years. and it would be, it will continue to be an incoming fact during my chairmanship. >> finally, lots to laugh about in weeknine, the national football league. this morning's top 5. number five, in indy, they will fill the balloons with popcorn instead of water and play this odd game. i will take mine with extra butter. number four, asu and usc kicked off at 9:00 a.m. perhaps the internal clocks were a bit off tyler johnson gets the sack and b lines straight to the bathroom. >> folks, you all know what he has to do. >> number three, assisting keith burns. did some mask improvising. a pair of short

. >>> and award winning writer and actress rachel bloom tells us about her new memoir "i want to be where the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> righ

we will see red and orange leaves instead of blooming azaleas.green jacket winner, it still means as much to him in november as it does in april. >> what will you miss most about the look of an april masters compared to this when in november? >> nothing in the sense that this is the masters and it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter if it rains or shines. to keep our green jacket as a player, that's all we care about and i'm just thankful to have that chance this year. >> last year after he walked off the 18th green he went to the clubhouse and wrote a letter to tiger woods on a napkin and posted it in tigers locker saying tiger, great tournament. guys, back to you.>>> comi >>> finally tonight, a botched facelift of sorts, in spain. >> this might be called the latest art restoration gone wrong. someone apparently tried to restore the days on this 1920 through statue of a woman on the historic welding. no one is owning up to the work, there's no word on who, if anyone, commissioned it. there is however, it now called the tate ahead of valencia. clay

lisa bloom discussed, if one person changes their heart because of this, then we have a success. but that's the most important thing. what i envision leading up to this day was martin luther king. this is what he wanted. he wanted all of us to unite, to be together. >> reporter: so the jones family reached out to me a few days ago. i saw the video, i was appalled at this act of racism. >> reporter: she believes there may be some legal ramifications here. some people who marched today say they were not expecting this sizable police presence. in the meantime, the jones say they have received emails and flowers expressing support. we asked if he heard from the woman. he said, in his words, nothing genuine and added, he can forgive but not forget. we have made repeated attempts to reach the woman shown in the video, but so far she's not responded. reporting live, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> now to our series "making it in the bay" about the cost of living here in the bay area. the pandemic continues to shake up where people live and where the hot re

bloom tuesday. she also did socially distance floral arranging classes. she kept her business afloat by sprucing up the shelter-in- place. >> the act of bringing flowers into your home, changes the way you feel. just trying to be positive and flowers make people happy. it really proof that string all of this. >> reporter: the next several months are some of the most important are the floral industry. they are also likely going to be some of the most locked down things to coronavirus restrictions during the holidays. so, if you can't sell great in person, florists say sending flowers is a great substitute. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> the san jose sacred heart committee service headed out 1000 turkeys and signed dishes just in time for thanksgiving. >> a lot of clients who have illness where they can't really leave their homes. they can't risk getting infected. with sacred heart we deliver groceries to them so they don't have to put their lives at risk. >> it dad and his two kids safe tonight, fire crews rescued the trio on a cliff at the san francisco ft. fu

nitrate from nitrogen fertilizer causes al jewel 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 sustain. where the ground water is clean it feeds bio topes rich in biodiversity. lakes. read beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returns. a young great crested green biz 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 damselflies. 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 of the 8 should remain safely moist even if the water level drops. then sh

nitrate from nitrogen fertilizer causes al jewel 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 to. there is nitrate and other chemicals down into the valley. contaminated groundwater in danger's bio topes it's meant to sustain. where the ground water is clean it feeds bio tubes rich in biodiversity. lakes. read beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returns. to. a young great crested green biz 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 blew dams off eyes. a female heads down into the water. her male concert accompanies her. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole in it and deposit her eggs. at this depth the egg should remain safely moist even if the water level

nitrate from nitrogen fertilizer causes algae 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 sustain. where the ground water is clean it feeds bio topes rich in biodiversity. lakes. reed beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returns. a young great crested grebe is the king 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 off eyes. a female heads down into the water. 'd quarter male concert accompanies or. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole and the deposit her eggs. at this depth the 8 should remain safely moist even if the water level drops. the

we will see red and orange leaves instead of the blooming azaleas.hree-time green jacket winner phil mickelson and it means as much as it did in november as it does in april. >> we miss? >> nothing in the sense that this is the masters and it does not matter. it doesn't matter if it rains or it shines i will compete for a green jacket. as a player, that is all that we care about. and single for the chance. >> at 50 years old, phil mickelson is a longshot. i am good with the longer shot of matthew wolff. never played augusta and i am putting my faith in the youngster. that is the latest in sports. i will see you tonight. >>> oh, that music . >> we have to give the back story. it >>d >>> replacing boarded up windows cawith . holiday this place. >>> next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , how bay area business is are hoping the festive spirit will earn customers back this season. >>> another look outside. look at the low-lying clouds in the fog woman into the bay area. it is thursday morning and we will be right this is the season we come togeth

also coming up, a young woman in kenya uses flyers to talk about ways to reduce the high profile in bloom. and how villages in the south to all white press size, i just community and our communities in mozambique got the recycling, but there are many across the continent who are giving their all for the environment. today we meet one of them, that's mine. a former senegalese and vironment minister is dedicated to be greening the region, not just from his desk as a lobbyist, but on the ground. together with local residents. he's been planting mangroves and other trees, even using rather unconventional methods. at times. senegal needs more trees and he who heads a large scale refers station project is busy getting them planted. scientists say that without major the 1st station sinegal will lose half its arable land within the next 5 years. here on the cost of the course, a month's region in farmland has become unusable due to sandy nation. mind grooves that once protected the shoreline, we cut down firewood in big the material repeat their families were desperate sold, was encroaching into

bloom can, was among the star democrat diplomats who love the idea of getting libya sorted through intervention. his c.v. highlights include deputy secretary of state deputy national security advisor and national security advisor to the vice president. so moving on with deputy dream team, you simply don't deserve the position of intelligence director under joe biden. if you haven't been to a big name blood, say in the cia under obama, without further ado. here's avril haynes, the former deputy cia director also happened to serve as the deputy national security advisor right after tony blinken. some give ms. hanes credit for making america's drone wars more transparent. her critics though, paint her with a different brush focusing on her role as the architect of the drone program. one which is associated with scores of civilian deaths. a slight stain on the record, isn't it? any great team deserves at least a few qualified veterans. this one is no exception. take john kerry, he's getting his comeback. chance to the job of special presidential envoy for climate goes to the former secretary of sta

erika stuckey explains the connection between yodeling and the blooms last, not our last mop. first museums and galleries are on lockdown again in many places around the globe. some fear they may never really open, but something else is happening here. digital tours of museums and galleries are taking off, including at the national museum of denmark, a virtual reality, or 3 d. tours of galleries and museums are booming. it's often the only way visitors can access corona restricted exhibitions. the danish government has provided support to the national gallery to put 40000 works in a virtual shelf. we're actually seeing increased interest in our digital resources because of the corona and all the shutdowns, because people are only able, sometimes to access our own culture from from, from their homes. internationally acclaimed danish artist tudor hilton is getting a lot of online love from all over the world for her corona inspired exhibition. the virtual version of her gallery show has gone viral in china and used to work with the whole world, us audience. and this is actually

for some more background on this story, i'm not joined by mark bloom. he works for the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons or p c w for many years and used to be in charge, charge of its labs. he's with us from germany. you worked with samples from syria when you were with the o. p c w. what information can be gathered from samples collected after in the south morning. so when you take samples after nerve agent on this case, terran attack, if you are early, you can sometimes detect the real agents. it's a volatile agent, it also breaks down and then environment. if you do not find in tech, you're certainly able to find breakdown products which are indicative of the agent used. this can even be done yes. off the words people are investigating that case in iraq. sampled sort of, there are 8 years after the incident and still from right there on products. you also take biomedical samples. that is bloodily, urine. and there you have specific markets that prove the exposure of victims to the agent. in the number of old p.c. w. we poles have p

nitrate from nitrogen fertilizer causes algal 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 terrorist nitrate and other chemicals down into the valley. contaminated groundwater endangers bio topes it's meant to sustain. 'd where the ground water is clean it feeds bio topes rich in biodiversity. lakes. reed beds. woodlands and also manmade lakes. such as old gravel pits as they fill up with water life returned. a young great crested green biz 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 clue dams off eyes. meet a female heads down into the water. acquire male concert accompanies her. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole in it and deposit her eggs. at this depth the egg should remain safely moist even if the water lev