brokaw have been doing a ton of work. this is what she's working on, bringing wellness into our department. so this is yesterday, some of the members that were doing that yesterday, divisional training. as far as covid numbers, we had a really bad month. we had 51 members quarantined for covid. delta variant really took a toll on us. we had a little bit of a spike, but now, we still have 17 members, so we continue to direct or members to mask indoors and limit the contact with the public, which is difficult, the way we work in the fire department, too. on the random alcohol and drug testing program, 69 members were tested, and all were in evidence. it continues to help with [inaudible] and probation physicals and all results were negative. 121 service requests in august. 112 were closed. [inaudible] and in late 21, stations 37 and 44 will be out to bid, so this is an on going contract that we have, replacement generators that have a limited life span, and we get this through eser bond money. we have completed the [inaudib

you did brokaw. do you have a schwarzenegger impersonation? >> when i interviewed him years ago on "meet the press" he said -- maria said i have to talk to you. you're so funny. you're not so funny. i thought you were funny. . >> that's pretty good, david. off the cuff. >> full disclosure, a producer was nearly injured in the making of this podcast. >> oh, yes. by the donkey. >> poor haley thomas. and dana ate some unquestionable food. >> i ate donkey food. . >> check out the podcast. it's really fun. he invites you inside his home, and it's quite colorful. dana, thank you so much. david, great to see you. >>> police officers talking about hunting george floyd protesters in newly released body cam video next. >>> plus, the cold case group that claims to have solved the decades old mystery of the zodiac killer. >>> and women's soccer team showing solidarity for two former players who fought for years to have their stories of abuse and harassment heard. both will join us live. with voy, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have c

the idea is to provide another way to across 880 taking some of the congestion from nearby brokaw road but the extension would be a four lane street squeezed between this neighborhood and the school. neither of which was here when the project was first planned. >> after it's been so many years, if they had this planned then why did they allow the school to be built. >> the new street would come within about 30 feet of some of the classrooms and carve off a large portion of the school's playground. >> we really liked playing on there and knowing that half of it would be cut off that we didn't really like the idea of that. >> and the neighbors say if the extension is successful at relieving traffic it will only be because those cars will be streaming past their homes. >> they are going to rip up the schoolyard, everything, so the first few years is going to be unbearable and then after the road is built this will be a traffic nightmare because everybody, right in front of my house will be a line to either turn right or turn left. >> the orchard school community says the char cot extensio

, broke with his party to endorse barack obama for president in 2008 on "meet the press" with tom brokaw. >> i think he is a transformational figure, i'll be voting for senator barack obama. >> he then backed joe biden for the white house in 2020, after leaving the republican party and speaking out against former president trump. >> we have to make sure that our top leadership, especially the president of the united states has to be an example for the rest of the country that we are one nation, one people. >> joining me now, nbc news correspondent courtney kube at the pentagon, and john letterman. >> as proud as he was being secretary of state, he always wanted to be referred to after he left the state department for the rest of his life as general powell. >> that's a really interesting point. technically as the secretary of state, he would be referred to as secretary going forward after his retirement, but you know, if that was his preference that would make a lot of sense. you mentioned that he served in the military. he's ultimately reaching the chairman of the joint chiefs, the first

tom brokaw, a mentor as well, when i turned 60 eight years ago, said time for a big boy haircut.i thought you said 70 and so now, two years short of 70, i am getting a big boy haircut. david: i want to thank you for an interesting conversation. you may not realize your dog was in the conversation. ken: this is my executive producer. you know what they say in washington and it applies to filmmaking. if you want. a friend, get a dog. that is chester, my executive producer. he never barked once in every once in a while, he will pass through. he has heard this stuff before or sick of hearing my voice or something but he curled up over there and is happily snoozing away because i put him to sleep. ♪ ♪ host: here we are. this youtube video was updated 16 years ago, the world's most popular video network exploded to more than 2 billion users in the far end and corners of the planet, raking in billions of dollars every year. that has evolved from cat videos to become a one click journey to the center of the zeitgeist. pop-culture ♪ and to culture. ♪ amplifying the

tom brokaw when i turned 68 years old and said it is time for a big boy haircut.wait, i thought you said 70. david: i want to thank you for a very interesting conversation. >> this is my dog. this is my executive producer. he has never barked once. every once in a while, he will pass through. either he has heard this stuff before or he is sick of hearing my voice or something. he is curled up over there and happily snoozing away because i put him to sleep ♪ . -- to sleep. ♪ kailey: this week. >> i think each of us has an obligation to do what we can. i mean, each of us has a footprint of some sort. >> when people ask you, you say ok, i want to buy sustainable products, but it's mainly because people are asking you wants to show that you are that kind of person, but you might not actually be as sustainable as you say you are. kailey: power to the people. from recycling to staying off planes, we get to the heart of green consumerism and how important it is for the planet. >>

tom brokaw, who has been a mentor as well, when i turned 60 eight years ago said it is time for a big. i said wait, i thought you said 70. now i guess, two years short of 70 i am getting a big boy haircut. david: ken, i want to thank you for a very interesting conversation. i do not think you realized your dog was in part of the conversation. ken: this is my executive producer. you know, what they say in washington and i think of it applying to filmmaking, if you want a friend, get a dog. he has never barked once. every once in a while, he will pass through. either he has heard this stuff before or he is sick of hearing my voice or something. he is crawled up over there and is happily snoozing away because i put him to sleep. ♪ announcer: the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. announcer: this program is a paid advertisement from the u.s. money reserve, a company not affiliated with the u.s. government or the u.s. mint. philip n. dheil is the president and spokesperson for the company. th

tom brokaw who has been a mentor when i turned 68 years ago said time for a big boy haircut.d wait, i thought you said 70. i guess, two years short of 70 i am getting a big boy haircut david: i want to thank you for a very interesting conversation. he may not realize that your dog was in part of the conversation. ken: this is my executive producer. you know what they say in washington and i think it applies to film -- to film making. if you want a dog, get a friend. he has never barred to once. every once in a while, he will pass through. either he has heard this stuff before or he is sick of hearing my voice or something. he is crawled up over there. and is happily snoozing away because i put him to sleep. ♪ >> since this first youtube video was up toted 15 years ago, the world's most popular video network has exploded to more than 2 billion users in the farthest corners of the planet. it has evolved a long way from cat videos to become a one click journey to the center of the zeitgeist.

tom brokaw, who has been a mentor, when i turned 60 eight years ago said it is time for a big boy haircutt, i thought you said 70. i guess, two years short of 70 i am getting a big boy haircut david: i want to thank you for a very interesting conversation. i did not realize that your dog was in part of the conversation. ken: this is my executive producer. you know, what they say in washington and i think of it applying to filmmaking. if you want a dog, get a friend. he has never barked once. every once in a while, he will pass through. either he has heard this stuff before or he is sick of hearing my voice or something. he is crawled up over there and is happily snoozing away because i put him to sleep. ♪ ♪ david: did you ever think monday you would be the chairman of the joint chiefs? >> it was beyond any level of aspiration. david: people said, this man should be president of the united states. >> it never occurred to me. david: and he regrets not having run? some say it is a great job. [laughter] >> prove it. david: new national security advisor came in and he wanted you as deputy. why

tom brokaw, who has been a mentor, when i turned 68 years, said it is time for a big boy haircut.aid wait, i thought you said 70. i guess, two years short of 70 i am getting a big boy haircut. david: ken, i want to thank you for a very interesting conversation. you may have not realized that your dog was in part of the conversation. ken: this is my executive producer. you know, what they say in washington and i think of it applies to filmmaking too -- if you want a friend, get a dog. call my executive producer. he has never barked once and every once in a while, he will pass through, either he has are the stuff before or is sick of hearing my voice or something but he is curled up over there and is happily snoozing away because i put him to sleep. ♪ [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. ♪ ♪ the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches,

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. >> good evening.en i'm tom brokaw with "nbc nightly news." the fbi today arrested one of its own as a double agent, a spy for the soviet union. the suspected spy is richard miller, an fbi agent for 20 years. he was working in counterespionage when he met a soviet couple, and according to the fbi, the russian woman was a major in the kgb. they say that miller fell for her.mi george lewis reports it is a dark moment in the fbi's history. >> reporter: the government contends that agent miller met here in this west hollywood apartment house with the soviet couple and offered to sell isom government secrets.r: the price, $50,000 in gold and 7,000 in cash. miller, a 1963 graduate of brigham young university, was not considered an especially good agent by some of his colleagues. he had been reprimanded several times for sloppy work. at his house in a los angeles suburb investigators found a number of stolen classified documents. >> this is the first time in its history that the fbi has arrested one of its own on spying charges. as one agent put it,

press declared his support for barack obama and broke with the republican party in 2008 with tom brokaw. i think most importantly, a man who was so true to his principles, who was booed from the floor at the 2000 convention in philadelphia by republicans, fellow republicans, because he spoke out in favor of affirmative action. and this is part of his evolution. someone who had lived through the jim crow south, when he was courting his wife alma in alabama going back and forth to his home and having to drive through as we know from books and from films since, what it was like to drive through and not be able to stop for hotel or for food or bathrooms, because of the jim crow south for fear of being attacked. and still, this as a veteran, as a soldier, coming back from vietnam, not being able to be served in fort benning, georgia where he trained as an infantry soldier. named by dick cheney but falling out with them later in the bush '43 white house because he privately opposed the iraq war. and fought against it internally, but privately, which was his want. and then i was with him, of c

so you learned at the same time we did when he told tom brokaw on meet the press?it when he said it publicly? there was no prior tipoff, no call from secretary powell? >> david is shaking his head. he didn't want to be influenced. he didn't want to be lobbied. he wanted to speak his truth without any editing or scripting by any of us. i think it made it so much more effective and powerful. >> so, david, it's a big moment in the campaign. you know he's going to make the announcement that's going to happen. the you're about two weeks out. you need everything to go perfectly at this point in the campaign. this is someone -- this is a guys that known john mccain for 25 years. he says something that i don't think we will hear again for a very long time before he makes this endorsement. he says both of them are distinguished americans who are patriotic, who are dedicated to the welfare of our country. he is saying that before he makes a public endorsement of one. what was it like for you when you heard those magic words from colin powell and what did it then mean to your

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