does it work -- i don't even know if you can say it because california is blue. blue, blue, blue.ork when trump isn't on the ballot, laura? >> i think that to alice's point it can work in some places when trump isn't on the ballot. it can work in certain congressional districts. it can work in certain senate races, in more centrist or redder states. in a state like california no. but it also showed that to mark point that there is no moderation right now in the republican party when it comes to distancing from trump or trying to go more toward the middle. that even in a state like california the fact they couldn't find some other candidate or coalesce around another candidate, that trump went full in for elder, that also before the election results even came in they started to go with the big lie again saying that the election was rigged and that elder was saying that if he loses that this means it wasn't a legitimate election, it portends for future elections down the road which is this is going to become the norm now where they constantly say that every election is stolen falsel

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. >> thank you i am the climate energy reporter for axios the final guest from the blue-green alliance joining us from washington dc welcome and thank you for joining us. >> it's great to be here. >> especially during the one of the busiest periods on climate action that i can remember one of the moments that i have seen in this issue can you discuss with me how the blue-green alliance is operating to incentivize the government or encourage lawmakers to take climate initiatives seriously and look at the intersection focused on the intersection between climate action and clean energy jobs. >> great question let me start with the big picture the blue-green alliance is a coalition of labor union so the partnerships guiding principle we should not have to choose so now we are in a unique moment in which we can advance and to make policy choices as we design by the reconciliation legislation to be stronger and more equitable so as a country we have learned the last couple of years just how many workers are living paycheck to paycheck how weekend we are by racial and economic inequality how

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on a much larger scale was the blue ridge parkway. the blue ridge parkway was conceptualized as a way to connect shenandoah and great smoky mountains national parks and travels across north carolina and tennessee. it's 469 miles long and it was built between the 1930s and finally finished in the 1970s. the designer -- the landscape designer involved in addition to a whole series of architects and engineers, somebody who is generally given credit for much of the design is stanley abbott, a well-known landscape architect in the park service. he had begun his work in the 1930s on the westchester county parkway system and during the depression moved into national park service as a career. he did much of the design work. the blue ridge parkway in addition to its great length is known for some of its per roque engineering. one of the major elements is a giant viaduct which crosses a particularly steep area of mountainous terrain and we can sort of see this beautiful road winding through the steep slopes of appalachia, the blue ridge mountai

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i mean, this is a guy who managed to win and dark blue city san diego in a dark blue state in california and he managed to support from republicans and democrats alike. he's a likable guy. the

to a largely blue audience. that becomes really problematic in terms of the ability of the republican candidate to use the rnc or national republican apparatus is not available. but the democrats are bringing elizabeth warren, kamala harris and others to stir the democratic base, but it's already stirred on its own. >> professor taylor from usf is with us. you're saying the swing is in favor of governor newsom. but there's still 13 days remaining. what do you expect that could go wrong for the governor? >> i don't think so. i think republicans are scared and the democrats are going to overwhelm the republicans. we have to finalize the process. i think by the time we get to two weeks there will be no contest with gavin newsom at that point. the republican candidates are already fading and number two, behind newsom is a democrat. larry elder is not really number two. he's like number three as a democrat. this youtuber would become governor of california. >> did i hear you right, you're in your classroom right now?

this is the red/blue map four the counties. obviously you see a lot more red here than blue.2020 election, donald trump won more than 2500 counties. again, there is just over 3100 of them. more than 2500 went for donald trump. now, obviously, not every county is the exact same size. here's like a very dramatic example i can give you. if you were to really zoom in here in southern california, i will circle it. i circled los angeles county in southern california. this is a big blue county. the city of los angeles, about 10 million people. there is about 10 million res dints in los angeles county. joe biden won los angeles county overwhelmingly. in terms of population, though, los angeles county would be the same size as utah, idaho, montana, wyoming, north dakota, south dakota, nebraska, roughly. if you were to combine all of those rid states, the population would be about the same as los angeles county yet obviously the number of counties, the land distribution. there is a lot more land mass, a lot more red than blue on here land versus population. that gets to the story this

lisa, we are both wearing blue, manifesting blue skies? lisa: we do have some haze out there.we have an advisory for the weekend into labor day. we will see conditions with the blue sky after the fog clears. as you look at the map, we are still under that light blue and green. at times, you will notice the haze. we are not looking at a lot of smoke out there. it is just enough that it would be with us to the next several days. less of that on share -- onshore flow will allow smoke to drift down. it is 54 in san ramon. we have a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is colder in oakland. it is 59 in hayward. we have some 60's with sunshine. at 2:00, santa rosa. it's a warmer day for everyone. we will see some upper 60's around half moon bay. we have less fog during the weekend. we will have triple digit heat a sunday inland. amanda: stay home, that's the recommendation from health officials for people who are not vaccinated. they're urging the white house to scale back plans to roll out booster shots this month. christine sloan has the story. >> an estimated 38 million peo

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the blue ridge parkway and the natchez trace. a couple of other ones, which i would put into this category, which are not necessarily and p.s. park ways is the great river road, which is up the coast of minnesota. runs to the coast of the entire mississippi of minnesota to the gulf of mexico, which was actually a failed park service project to create a park way on both sides of the mississippi river. the new columbia river highway in oregon is another example on the west coast. which is a state road. we are going to look at two landscapes here. the first is colonial parkway. the second is the blue ridge. some of you have been on it. colonial parkway is one of the earliest national park ways. it was designed to connect jamestown. site of the first landing, virginia colony. pocahontas. and, yorktown which was the site of the surrender of the revolution, and in the 1930s a national park service said wow, we should be getting into the historical part of this and begin to build parks in the east coast. to get people between these two

this is lake tahoe and they're threatening tahoe is iconic blue waters.n smoke and ash from the caldor fire is already clouding the lake and it continues to burn right now. >> researchers at u c davis, a set could host ecosystem for the years to come and ash depending how much ash falls into the water. well, that can really damage visibility and impact that iconic blue water. john, get the fire out. but you said there is hope that mother nature knows how to cleanse the water. the good thing about this is is fires have happened at top over thousands of years and naturally over time water is cleansed out. but now you have all these other pollutants. you know, we've had issues with clarity for a few years now. >> and any sort of extra pollutants. and they're just means that that is going to be even more of a process. now. and that fire the caldor fire really burning a whole lot of that region settling down some of the worst of air quality in the whole of north america right there in the lake tahoe basin. so that is a lot of set that is falling right into the

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of the other states we could mention, but it is, you know, blue, purple or purplish blue and reliablyor a decade. look, part of it is that the republican glen young has unlimited money. he's worth hundreds of millions. he's told republican lectors privately he's going to spend $100 million or more. that breaks all the record by a mile in this state for any state office. he has no record, he's been in business, but never run for public office. to his detriment he's created a report by foolish statements he's made, including the one you cited about how wonderful donald trump is, and he's also said what he thought privately and what was recorded, that he's going to make decisions that will please the anti-abortionists in virginia, but he can't tell people, because he knows it's unpopular. you don't say that when you're being recorded. he didn't know he was being recorded, but i go both ways on this. on the one hand, the polls here frequently underestimate democrats. they have recently, the last governor, the polls average this ralph northham up about three points. he won by nine. so it's

you can see all this blue for biden.just across the potomac, the populated -- the growing population of the northern virginia suburbs is what changed the state from reliably red to more blue. again, this is 2020. want to go back in time to the last time a republican carried virginia in a race for president. this is george w. bush in 2004. look, only the closest suburbs are blue. out here it used to be red back in those days. that's why republicans carried virginia but the suburbs have changed so much between then and if you come back to the now and then go back to 2017, last governor's race carried by the governor ralph northum. look at all the blue, why the suburbs are so critical. why youngking cast his vote early encouraging people to vote early and vote rope can in the critical suburbs and his strategy has shifted somewhat. listen right here. asked a pretty important question. a lot of red down here in virginia, especially if you come back to the presidential race, a ton of red down here, right. these are trump voter

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it isn't about red or blue states. it's about fires. just fires. >> melissa colorado joins us live again. republicans and even one democrat, senator joe manchin of west virginia say the president's plan is too expensive. did he address that at all today? >> reporter: yeah, president biden addressed that saying that climate change is costing the u.s. economy billions of dollars. how much? $99 billion a year. and with hurricane ida, the wildfires here in california, climate change, we're seeing it from coast-to-coast. he's saying we're going to break that record. the president saying when he thinks of climate change, he thinks of climate change jobs and what that can do for the u.s. economy. he's saying don't think about that. >> thank you, melissa. from sacramento to southern california, live picture of a rally in long beach that's going to soon get under way. the event is in support of governor newsom on the eve of election day. there will be many speakers. as for the president, he's on air force one, to arrive about 6:15 and scheduled

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great, chicago being a blues mecca. it was a central landing post spot for that. and the university of chicago was in the process-- well, first of all, the neighborhood of brownsville and the checkerboard lounge had essentially faced some problems with the roof. and so local folks in the area who had been trying to build a historic tourism around checkerboard bring in national and local tourists there, they thought it was an easy fix. and the next they knew, the headlines, the university of chicago had come in to save the lounge. what that meant was picking up the lounge and moving it to the harper court commercial districts in the middle of the campus neighborhood of hyde park. and so the day of the protest, you've got individuals from that community, that group calling that activity cultural piracy. and so when i, being a researcher i investigated what's going on and i found out that this simple act of relocation was simply the tip of the iceberg in the ways in which the university of chicago had controlled the south

>> keep him as blue. he's a democratic governor. if the counties say no we want a recall, they will fill in no. california is an overwhelmingly democratic state. let's go back to 2018. this is when gavin newsom was elected governor. he got 62% of the vote. what gavin newsom needs, forget the numbers and percentages. he needs for the map to look something like this because if it looks close to this, he will not be recalled and get to finish his term. you see a lot of red. remember the presidential election, some states joe biden carried, not a lot of people live in the northern part of the state. 58 counties in california. you come down and start to shrink these countcounties. the population, what has to happen? if the map fills in like this, gavin newsom is continuing as governor because of all these red counties, only two are in the top ten. this is the nation's most populous state. one is here. we'll watch riverside county. it's the fourth or fifth largest. you watch the one red on this map that was not red in the presidential ele

i love that blue water. john. >> i know it's so tough to see it all gray like that that smoke really having settled into the lake tahoe basin this past week. obviously people can go to south lake tahoe. so it's not like people were up there anyways and hopefully this all drains out as we make our way through the forecast ahead of us. some good rain would help a lot. >> iranian years. yes, i know. it feels like it feels like many years since we've seen it at this point. we are working our way through september now, which as we know can be the highest a fire danger months. we've had a few dry months of summer behind this now and into those early months of autumn for bay area for california. we're still in the midst of fire season. and that is a really good reminder is a lot of us do have this labor day off of if you do your first and foremost concern should be heightened fire danger. seconds should definitely be the heat and haze that we have today may keep you inside inland may push out to the coastline. if y

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it will be a big blue victory in a blue state. >> what do you expect to hear from newsom tonight?doesn't seem like, how celebratory would it be? >> i'm sure he's being cautioned not to celebrate. he's not exactly known for introspection. i think you will see a rather brash acceptance speech. or a victory speech, i suppose. >> he'll be well served to get on quickly and do the work of the people. >> i think he's been rumbled by this experience. your success gives you confidence. your setbacks give you character. he was looking down the barrel of his career being over. towed find something in himself. you saw that in him. he connected with the grassroots. i think you will see something good from him tonight. what i will say is, tonight it is fear times fear equals frustration. the republicans were afraid of gavin. not just because of covid. he was doing stuff on universal pre-k. a lot of stuff that scared the republicans. then the democrats got scared of larry elder. not just larry elder. the republican stuff on choice that they've been doing, on voting that they've been doing, being

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blue velvet, he did, but that was an absolute classic. dune was the counterpoint to blue velvet.dn't bear being in the screening room with it. i think it's an absolute masterpiece. when i saw dune, part of me thought, "is this going to start making any sense?" and i watched it again just recently — no, not at all! no sense at all! sometimes it doesn't matter. you always make perfect sense. mark, thank you very much indeed. that's it for this week's film releases. thank you so much for watching. it was rather gloomy for many of us today, tomorrow we should see a better chance of sunshine as the winds get stronger, breaking up the cloud, but rain will be arriving out west thanks to this cold front. tonight will be mainly dry and buggy. tonight will be mainly dry and buggy, variable cloud, a bit of mist and merck, i— buggy, variable cloud, a bit of mist and merck, 1— two showers. 13— 15 c across the board, tomorrow starts off warm, mainly dry, we should see more sunshine around is the winds will be strongerfrom more sunshine around is the winds will be stronger from the south breaki

states and red states— problems in both blue states and red states and _ problems in both blue stateshe country. that's what — states and all across the country. that's what you heard today was him reaiiy _ that's what you heard today was him really defined the problem that needs— really defined the problem that needs fixing. the really defined the problem that needs fixing-— really defined the problem that needs fixing. really defined the problem that needs fixina. ., , ., , , needs fixing. the trouble he has is that these covid _ needs fixing. the trouble he has is that these covid numbers - needs fixing. the trouble he has is that these covid numbers are - needs fixing. the trouble he has is i that these covid numbers are rising. they've hit a wall of the role of the vaccine and there is confusion over the booster programme. and now it is undermining the economic recovery with a general pour out last week not as good as they expected. the difficulty for him is that it was his handling of the economy and the covid crisis in the first hundred days that really did well for him but now

he tottenham fans brought to near silence in that second half, the team in blue are definitely the teamood, bbc news. big win for chelsea. after nine years at tottenham, jimmy greaves played for a couple of seasons at west ham towards the end of his career. those inside the london stadium today paid their respects as the hammers welcomed manchester united. the game itself had no shortage of drama, with the visitors holding on for the win, as adam wild reports. fans at west ham, as they have been across football, united in honouring the great jimmy greaves. he spent 1a months with the hammers as a player, remembered today with warmth and with reverence. it's been a long time since west ham have made such an impressive, assured start to a premier league season. against manchester united, they had plenty of chances to score even before they actually did. a shot found it a flexion and no shortage of good fortune. but whatever the trouble is, manchester united have cristiano ronaldo, a player in his second spell with a rare gift to find his second chance. that's what it took to bring things

but we don't have to enjoy the neighbors that come with the blues. would you like to read from the intro quick. >> thank you for offering the opportunity. you might find it enjoyable to hear it again. i never thought university could foretell the future of our cities. that there i was on a december afternoon 2003 stepping out into the brisk southside air after hours with university of chicago library i immediately her sensee of protest i followed the sound to that quadrangle there was a crowd of 50 people and on one side isfrom historic black neighborhood and others check-in so look at your history. while holding signs that read support the lounge. on the other side university officials listened, mostly playing differently —- defense to a course of furled brows. a cultural maze a blue shine the lounge needed restoring but instead of providing funding the university put together a plan to relocate the lounge from its original spot inside the hyde park neighborhood in the shopping district. outraged the advocates immediately charged cultural piracy and

this time, many buildings across the city also illuminated in blue.or more on the remembrance this morning, we begin with abc's trevor ault. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, eva. it's become a common cliche to refer to the september 11th attacks as the day that changed everything, and it is an accurate one, but there's been one constant over the past 20 years. the prevailing resolve that we should not and we will not ever forget, and yesterday the echoes of the past, the heroism, the sacrifices were once again spoken through the voices of our nation. ♪ and grace will lead me home ♪ >> reporter: across every corner of the country, states red and blue alike, tributes and testimony, memorials and moments of silence as this weekend america reaffirms that even after 20 years, we remember. [ bells tolling ] at ground zero, the pentagon, and that field in shanksville, pennsylvania, the toll of the bells for the lives lost, but never forgotten. >> it brings back a moment you got the phone call. it brings back that instant you got the ne

that was "she's got the rhythm and i've got the blues" by the amazing alan jackson.rhythm" spoke to me at a young age because i took dance lessons growing up. now that i'm older i have a new man in my life and we love to dance together. but i can confirm that i do have the rhythm. god bless my boyfriend, hunter. he does such a great job but ironically his mom was my dance teacher growing up. still working on it. >> kelly: oh, my gosh. >> i appreciate you seeing the song. it means a lot to me. >> kelly: i love that you just called him out on tv like he ain't got no rhythm, y'all. thank you so much, cindy. i love alan jackson. everybody, we have an hour of complete goodness. you have seen her in "my crazy ex-girlfriend" from the nbc series "mr. mayor," we have bella lavelle. we will meet a couple in indiana making sure anyone there, very who wants a bike can have one for free. my first guest, she has won and oscar and a boatload of emmys. please welcome helen hunt! ♪ ♪ oh, my god. >> helen: let me tell you. >> kelly: all right, you look so cute. that's my favorite colo