bill burnell produced this telecast. thanks to our entire crew here.k, mike black, darren brown. for maria taylor and kirk herbstreit, i'm chris fowler. we'll see you at stanford/oregon next saturday, except for the west coast, stay tuned for your local news. good night. happy valley. they all endorse yes on prop 25. to end unfair, unjust, discriminatory money bail. governor gavin newsom and van jones. they're voting yes on 25. the western center on law and poverty. the dolores huerta foundation. californians for safety and justice. and the california democratic party. they all agree that the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. so, vote yes on prop 25. whether [what's this?]in jail. oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot

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and burnell basically opposed to them both campaigns and they did a lot of things. biden is on the placement probably a little bit less aggressively nasty than clinton. but the crucial thing you stop those campaign true opposition. the crucial thing is that a lot stronger. the democratic party is a very right wing of the year and in operation like, well, you know, putting your green party hat on, aside from, you know, talk of the militarism of trump, your, your seem to be kind of well welcoming biden. and we know that biden supports fracking, which presumably you believe is a, is an existential threat to the entire planet? absolutely, none. no look what i'm saying is that we have always got avoided the most powerful man in the world, having direct control of military forces to be used on the streets country. that would have been an incredible step back. it may happen yet. this is no, nothing at all. so when i'm saying things that i am pleased, i am the odd one. it is not because i have great expectations of him in policy. the policy here, his people who read when th

i think, i think euro burnell, i mean that i think china has, are they are seeing what's going on in, in europe, and the us about how these giant acts are dominating the market, named lest some taxes than they should. facebook has become of it giant. i mean, we saw mark zuckerberg in the congress giving evidence. i mean, if you think about it it's, it's supposed to be a social media network that is connecting be able to gather. but when we went from that, you know, nice idea about social connections and relationships to influencing elections and using that are from disparate fake news and all these things. and i think, you know, not just china, i think every country they don't want someone to be as giants. and, you know, it will spiral out of control and it will be very difficult to actually the intervene when it's needed. because we, there's not just about the job market or the trade is also about the source will impact that. what has this, you know, could embark on people's life on people's welfare. so it is, yeah, i think china is kind of like looking at this and saying, we don't w

if college screws burnell car outside of a national championship event, they get a slap on the wrist. but if a young black man, a young black woman, somebody of color breaks a window or sets a trash can on fire the end, they are domestic terrorists because they got sick because law enforcement who are going to show up in their community and decided to protect property revenue and protect people, as it was supposed to know was a young man in ferguson. we said in a meeting he say, i wish i was a down's power. i wish i were downtown because what we saw is that law enforcement showed up and put barricades around his downtown, and they showed up in force solely armor to protect this downtown millions of black folks that are half a mile away that are going through extreme challenges and various, nobody shows up to protect them. so i don't want to hear bricks through a window or buildings, or anything else until you address the black and brown bivens of me and women who are transparently everybody else that elaine in the streets and has a long i don't, i don't want to put out with ramping up

. >>> the san francisco police department has awarded a burnel heard to one of his officers. officer elia tankle was on a bicycle patrol in the tenderloin district when the driver of a suv hit hi. he has permanent brain damage and is living in southern california with his wife and southern where he continues to undergo treatment for permanent brain damage. the driver who hit him was since typed to maximum -- sentenced to 12 years in prison, the maximum allowed by the law. >>> this morning, 100-year-old dell teterman from hillsborough had an opportunity to fly over in a prep. on d-day, he right -- in a plane. on d-day, he did the same thing dropping hundreds into france and the cofounder of the 95ia way and his pilot took him on the flight to thank him for the service. we spoke to him and asked him what this day means before they took off. >> it's difficult to answer that one. i think of all of the guys that are laughing and jumping. we would have a glass of wine at night and play some cards. we would talk about flying tomorrow and what happened today, but some of them didn't