we never met cameron? >> you they have met attorney general cameron? >> no, we never met him. >> i think many people will be surprised to hear they had no contact with attorney general cameron whatsoever. >> i agree. if you watched the press conference, it seemed clear from the wording that mr. cameron was implying that he played a larger role in the actual presentation. >> is that normally how it works? >> well, the attorney general in kentucky doesn't normally present cases to the grand jury. but i think to answer your question, generally the highest person in the office would come and introduce themselves to the grand jurors. >> do either of you think there was enough evidence to present charges of murder, attempted murder, manslaughter? >> yes, i think there was. just all of the evidence there, as we were listening to it, we were sure this was leading up to something like that. >> reporter: among the evidence the grand jury heard from the night of the raid was the 911 call from breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker. he says he fired a warning

for almost 20 years, cameron's home state has gone to the democrats.il trump flipped the state red in 2016. while fivethirtyeight's election forecast has joe biden favored at the moment, voters like cameron, who have been concerned with the president's handling of the pandemic and racial justice, aren't taking their vote for granted. >> you think there's a lot at stake? >> there is a lot. i don't believe that we will progress as a country, as a nation, if we continue to go in the direction that we're going. and with the president that we're going with. >> reporter: for cameron, the power of social media has made the act of voting that much more exciting. ♪ vote >> it's limited to do things in person right now. i wanted to get people's attention about voting, but make it fun. as long as it catches their attention, they're going to listen to the message that's behind it. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: the influence of tiktok and instagram on this year's election is something that organizations small and large are banking on to drive up registration num

just like all of us come as to what the kentucky attorney presentdaniel cameron to the grand jury. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. welcome to democracy now!, i'm amy goododman. presidenent trump could be discharged from walter reed medical center. he could be discharged as early as today according to doctors after a weekend of mixed messages from trump's team about his health status following his covid-19 diagnosis last week. on saturday, white house chief of staff mark meadows reportedly told staff trump's vitals were very concerning and that "we are still not on a clear path to a full recover." however, president trump's physician sean conley painted a much rosier picture of the president's recovery, even as doctors shared his oxygen levels dropped twice and that he had been on steroids that are usually reserved for critically ill covid patients. on sunday, calmly admitted he misled reporters about trump given oxygen. >> i was trying to reflect the .pbeat attitude of the team i did not want to give any informa

>> that daniel cameron misunderstands his job. the attorney general is that he is supposed to protect the police, but he is supposed to be an advocate for victims. his job is to make sure that victims get justice. he thought he could lie to the american public, and because black women's lives are so deeply disregarded on devalued in our society that he would get away with it. what we have is a system that is trying in louisville because of all of the months of protest on behalf by activist there's to actually hold this man accountable. but he exposes a fundamental flaw within the system which is that often prosecutors work together with the police to actually stonewall the public rather than to protect and serve the people who actually pay taxes and pay their salaries. and so that means that breonna taylor was precluded from getting justice. i think we ought to be infuriated about this. not only did he not give these grand jurors to actually do their job, but then he came and misrepresented the facts and then says to us that what

a developing story that we're following for you this morning kentucky attorney general daniel cameron. >>is seeking to keep grand jury proceedings and testimony in the breonna taylor case secret. that's according to a motion that he filed cameron had until wednesday to respond to a motion filed last week by an anonymous grand juror on the taylor case. now that motion seeks the release of recordings transcripts and reports in a statement cameron said in part allowing this disclosure would irreversibly alter kentucky's legal system by making it difficult for prosecutors and the public to have confidence in the secrecy of the grand jury process going forward. well taylor was killed in march when 3 louisville police officers conducting a drug investigation came into her apartment and opened fire. now last month a grand jury indicted just one of the 3 officers but not in taylor's death. a grand jury then filed a motion calling on the state's attorney general to release a recording of the full grand jury proceedings cameron's office released about 15 hours of recordings later days later. we

then, the next thing you know, the nice, little girl gets - and i saw cameron years later.oliday movie. i knew chris -- if i made it, christmas movie, people would say, "no, no, no, i'm not buying that, buddy." so i said, "let's go halloween. let's go halloween on you. >> so many funny people in this -- in this movie, i mean. >> yes >> jimmy: so many funny people tim meadows. maya rudolph >> yes kenan. >> jimmy: shaq is in it. shaq's very funny. >> shaq's incredible dan patrick is in it he yelled at me this morning he says i never mention that he's in the movies dan patrick. >> i'm sorry, we have to edit that out for time. but -- [ laughter ] >> that was good, jimmy. dan is hilarious in it thank you, dan >> i want to show a clip here's adam sandler in "hubie halloween. take a look. >> michael mundie. listen i am a fan of halloween zingers as much as the next guy. but -- what? what are you saying? michael? michael! ♪ [ screaming >> jimmy: adam, thanks, again, for coming on the show >> does it get better than that does it get better than that clip, jimmy? >> jimmy: no >> oh.

cameron says he doesn't object to the request >>> calls for justice were heard in one small texas city dallas. that's where a white police officer has been charged with murder after shooting a black man at an incident at a convenience store. >> reporter: the first stes fam. >> my son didn't deserve this. he helped everybody in this community. >> reporter: jonathan price's mother after hearing the police officer who shot and killed her son saturday night was arrested and is now charged with murder. >> mr. price was unarmed, he was not aggressive, and he had his hands up. >> reporter: witnesses say price was trying to break up a domestic fight at a gas station. officer lucas attempted to detain price who resisted in a non-threatening posture and began walking away. >> reporter: investigators say what happened next lucas detained price in this gas station parking lot and then drew a service weapon, firing on price, who died in a nearby hospital. >> reporter: the rangers say the preliminary investigation shows the actions of officer lucas were not objectionably reasonable support for the f

i'm so disgusted by daniel cameron's performance.so sick and tired of black people going on the air and performing for violence and white supremacy state-sponsored violence against black people and claiming because of black men they care about -- >> tucker: those attacks are so cruel and so vicious and unfair that we hesitated to air them again, and we didn't want to play them right before introducing the attorney general of kentucky, daniel cameron, but he asked us to because he wants to respond. of course, he saw them, as well, and we're happy to have them on. mr. attorney general, thank you for coming on. i'm embarrassed to play that before this interview, but i have to askrv you, what did you think when you saw that? >> well, look, tucker, it is so unfortunate that because i have a different political philosophy and because, in my role as the attorney general and the special prosecutor in the breonna taylor investigation, because i lead with the facts and the truth and had that lead to the conclusion, somehow, i have betrayed my

cameron: i would say it is quite nice.the atlantic off the coast of the carolinas in maybe early september. [laughter] not quite as warm as you would like, but you can still have a nice battle in it -- nice paddle in it. the payroll numbers last week, they were a little disappointing. looks like there was a back-to-school element. certainly the consumer remains relatively resilient, and that has been a surprising positive. that has been mostly focused on the goods sector rather than the services sector, although clearly, at some point there is a supply issue with the services sector. if restaurants aren't available , ifat in or bars are closed you want to spend the money, you can't. but the data has been more resilient than most of us would have expected three or four months ago, particularly in the context of reduced unemployment benefits. executiveis once the aspect rolls off, if and as we wa the payroll momentum ne, and there is expectation in some quarters that the current month will be negative, reported the friday af

now the united nations and the african union have both strongly condemned an attack on a school and cameron at least 8 students were killed 13 seriously engined it happened in the southwest city of combat and you shall have more a gruesome attack on children who were only trying to get an education armed men carrying guns machetes enters a bilingual school on saturday saw students in class and opened fire. on the students aged 12 to 14 years didn't stand a chance isabel dion's daughter was shot in the stomach and fortunately survived when i run in there and i made my child she was helpless and was she was shelton monthly said and i told him it is only a gun save you know. this act of violence against a school and school children could constitute a crime against humanity no group has claimed responsibility the boy could i have always shouting it's unclear whether the attack was linked to separate the spiders active in the south west and northwest 2 english speaking provinces that have long

the two jurors say kentucky's republican attorney general daniel cameron never gave them the option to consider murder or manslaughter charges against the louisville police officers involved in taylor's killing. the pair had their identities concealed as they spoke with cbs's gayle king in an interview airing today. >> can ask you what you both inc. of the police behavior and actions that night? >> negligent. >> negligent? >> they could not even provide any risk assessment and a semi-they had not even done one, so the organization leading up to this was lacking stop that is what i mean by they work negligent in the operation. >> number two? >> they were criminal leading up to this. the way they moved forward, including the warrant, was deception. amy: a record 71 million early votes have already been cast in the presidential election, surpassing the 2016 early vote count. in texas, 46% of all registered voters have already cast their ballots. on tuesday, democratic presidential nominee joe biden campaigned in georgia -- a state not won by a democrat since bill clinton in 1992. trump ca

you bet that on that day cameron that's you and cameron yes i met him and we were always terrified of him why we also fear we all had a fear of him and we didn't want to him to notice us because whatever he did it would never there was a pace and put them the patient was always green these are the days and i was obviously a professor ewen cameron was a very famous psychiatry's t. was head of the american psychiatric association and the world psychiatric association he was the top of the field at the same time he seemed pretty much willing to do anything and to the cia to find a doctor who didn't have limits in a nearby capital with lots of patients to work with lost as to his subjects was somebody they were interested in supporting patients with con man. with ordinary and psychological emotional problems they'd sign their waivers and then know a bit subjected to this bizarre version of extreme sensory deprivation isolation for for up to a month. one of his favorite things was he had a sort of a football helmet with a tape recorder in it it would play a tape and look up to 500000 times

. >> reporter: kentucky attorney general daniel cameron has until noon friday to hand over 20 hours of grand jury recordings in the breonna taylor case. in a motion filed tuesday, cameron requested an extension to, quote, redact personal identifiers of any named person and to redact both names and personal identifiers of any private citizen. [ chants ] protesters and breonna taylor's mother have not stopped demanding justice after the grand jury only indicted one of three officers, former detective brett hankinson, in the police raid that led to taylor's shooting d death in march. hankison was charged with wanton endangerment for shooting into a neighbor's apartment. he's pleaded not guilty. in an exclusive interview with wdrb-tv cameron said while some feel justice was not served he feels the facts won out. >> i cannot fashion the facts in such a way to meet a narrative. >> reporter: the other officers who fired at taylor including the bullet that killed her, myles cosgrove and jonathan mattingly, was not indicted on any charges. the attorney for the anonymous juror who wants to speak

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colorado's cameron peak fire, the largest in state history, now destroying more than 200,000 acres. two new wildfires breaking out in utah, destroying homes, forcing more evacuations. >>> news breaking late today in the search for a missing mother found alive nearly two weeks after vanishing at a national park. what authorities are now saying. >>> small businesses sending out an sos. tens of thousands in danger of closing forever because of the pandemic. one business owner selling almost all of his personal possessions to stay afloat. >>> and a new spin on movie night. instead of renting a movie, how about renting the entire theater. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with america's race for president, now a sprint to the finish. 16 days until election day. president trump and joe biden trading blows on the campaign trail today. both locked in on battleground states. the president in nevada, 24 hours after holding rallies in wisconsin and michigan. president trump facing backlash for attacking governor gretchen whitmer just d

. >> scott cameron: this was one of the more challenging episodes to craft. >> stahl: scott cameron,roducer who is running this new show, explained that the primary focus is not on letters and numbers, but on emotions like fear, anger, loneliness, and determination. this episode deals with jad's sadness about his lost toy drum, but also basma's feelings of caring for her friend. >> cameron: we want every episode to identify an emotion, but then give really concrete actions so that children can learn what to do. >> stahl: so what does she do? >> cameron: so, she decides she's going to make a drum to replace the drum that jad no longer has-- >> stahl: it's so sweet. the show will air in 20 countries in the middle east, north africa, and the gulf starting in february. and if you're wondering how refugees will see t, we were surprised to see that satellite dishes are prevalent in the camps, where the i.r.c. has been ramping up its part of the plan: direct services to young refugee children, as we saw in this early childhood center the i.r.c. runs in the azraq camp, where pre-school age k

i want to read something from bet talking about daniel cameron. obviously people freak about being tolerant, what you saw is inconsistent with tolerance, it is espousing intolerance. bet did not say how this was intolerant. what do you make of this? >> while we are saying totally noncontroversial things i agree we should protect black women and all women, but at a deeper level this idea that certain words or thoughts make you as a prominent person recently said politically not black, not acceptable, is dangerous. this is an idea that goes back at least to o.j. simpson thinking about recent history. i don't think black republicans are more dangerous to women as a group than anybody else. i love megan's music, she was involved in a shooting incident with a left-leaning recording artist. i don't think there's much place for this kind of thing as a group attack. jillian: what do you make of this? the ag if you will remember during the campaign before he was elected there was a cartoon people thought was racist involving him and he continues with issue

i'm disgusted by cameron's performance. i am so sick and tired of going on here and performing for -- officer violence against black people, claiming their mamas and because he's a black man they care about it. >> tucker: those attacks are so cruel and so vicious it's unfair. we hesitated to air them again, we didn't want to -- daniel cameron. he asked us to because he wants people to see them. thank you so much for joining us. it's embarrassing to even play that before this interview. i have to ask, what did you think when you saw that? >> well, tucker, it is so unfortunate that because i have a different political philosophy and because of my role as the attorney general and at the special prosecutor in the breonna taylor investigation. because i led with the facts and the truth and had that lead to the conclusion, somehow i betrayed my race. it is repugnant, it is so disappointing, but it's par for the course. anytime someone stands for the truth, and when that truth is different from a narrative that has been pushed by

our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone in lake charles and cameron parish and that whole area. we will speaking earlier and saying that they're gonna probably have many weeks if not months of no power and having trouble with their water system. even people as far north as shreveport and monroe are still without power. our thoughts go out to them. anyway, we are here and of today with jack davis in conversation with our author. jack is the professor of history, specializing in environmental history of sustainability studies. also the author of the pulitzer prize-winning "the goals are: the making of an american sea". new york times beautiful homage to a neglected lexi. in addition to the pulitzer prize, the gulf was a new york times notable book for 2017 and made several other best of list for that year including the washington post, npr and forbes. jack, welcome, pleasure to have you with us today. >> my pleasure to be here. >> i'm going to turn the floor over to jack and eric and let them start the conversation. one final thing, people have questions they can write in the chat

you bet that man that cameron that's you and cameron yes i met him and we were always terrified of him why we also fear we all had a fear of him and we didn't want to him to notice us because whatever he did it would never there was a pace and put them the patient was always screaming these are the days and i was obviously a professor ewen cameron was a very famous psychiatry as t. was head of the american psychiatric association and the world psychiatric association he was the top of the field at the same time he seemed pretty much willing to do anything and the for the cia to find a doctor who didn't have limits in a nearby capital with lots of patients to work with lost as as subjects was somebody they were interested in supporting patients would come then. with ordinary and psychological emotional problems they'd sign their waivers and they would just object to this bizarre urgency of extreme sensory deprivation and isolation for for up to a month. one of his favorite things was he had a sort of a football helmet with a tape recorder in it it would play a tape and look up to 500000

daniel cameron's repaeded claims that the jury agreed that the officers that shot taylor were justifiedng her. joining me now is the attorney for two of the grand juries. thank you for joining us. these two grand juries are alleging something very serious. that essentially the attorney general of kentucky has covered up the evidence so as not to allow them to bring what they believe is the deserved charges against the officers that carried the shot that's killed pr breonna taylor. >> what they did was block them from reviewing any additional charges. i think that is what is appropriate to talk about here. i think it only allowed them to consider the three charges and blocked them from looking at any other charges against any other law enforcement officials. >> so they're saying they were not allowed to this do, they believe it was a miscarriage of justice. breonna taylor's family also feel there was a miscarriage of justice. what is next? >> from our position it is about transparency, and that lends a hand two breonna taylor's family, but we will have to see where that goes. >> let me p

when medicine stopped working for cronutt, cameron turned to dr. scott baraban at u.c. ground-breaking brain surgery using pig brain cells to reverse the effects of epileps. >> my first reaction had been wow, we would love to try, but i didn't know if we would be able to pull it off in three or four weeks. >> reporter: it sounds like you were kind of building the plane as you were flying it. >> that is a great way of putting it. >> reporter: two weeks after surgery, cronutt is on the mend but doctors won't know if the procedure is successful for at least 30 days. >> reporter: a second chance at life for cronutt 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 to thrive. >> reporter: tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> garrett: that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up. i'm major garrett in washington. good night. captioning spons >>> now at 6:00, a bold burglary in san francisco ends in an arrest. the target a pair of pricey puppies. >>

we never met cameron. >> you've never met attorney general cameron? >> no, we never met him.sed anything with us. >> i think many people will be very surprised to hear that they had no contact with attorney general cameron whatsoever. >> i agree. if you watch the press conference, it seemed clear from the wording that mr. cameron was implying that he played a larger role in the actual presentation. >> is that normally how it works? >> well, the attorney general in kentucky doesn't normally present cases to the grand jury. but i think to answer your question, gayle, generally the highest person in the office would at least come introduce themselves to the grand jurors. >> do either of you think there was enough evidence to present charges of murder, attempted murder, manslaughter? >> yes, i think there was. just all of the evidence there, as we were listening to it, we were sure this was leading up to something like that. >> among the evidence the grand jury heard from the night of the raid was the 911 call from breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker. he said he fired a wa

the grand juror accused cameron of using them as a as a as a asa cameron says he doesn't object to anyone stating their opinion about his handling of the taylor investigation but he said there is a difference between that and revealing secret grand jury proceedings. reggie? >> thank you. >>> governor newsom is taking new action on climate change. he just signed an executive order that would conserve 30% of the state's lands and coastal waters. he was asked whether the order will try to limit commercial uses like logging and mining. >> it's about conservation, not a scarcity mindset or taking something away. it's about an inclusive abundant mindset. it's about incorporating those that want to recreate and those who want to do the good work that we need to do in terms of actively managing our forests. >> the governor said california will be the first state in the nation to do this type of land and coastal conservation. >>> new at 6:00, it is a record year for puppy adoptions and purchases during the coronavirus pandemic as families look for joy and companionship that the pets bring. the chr

i want to read something from bet talking about daniel cameron.le preach about being tolerant. you've seen a lot of that from the left about being tolerable what you size inconsistent with tolerance. it's her espousing intolerance." saying they did not explain how demanding justice for taylor was intolerant. what do you make of this? >> while we are saying totally noncontroversial things i agree we should protect black women and all women. at a deeper level, this idea that certain words or thoughts make you as a very prominent person recently said, politically not black, not acceptable. it's really silly and dangerous. this is an idea that goes back at least to o.j. simpson, thinking about recent history. i will say i definitely don't think black republicans are more dangerous to women as a group than anybody else. i love megan's music. she was recently involved in a shooting incident with a left-leaning recording artist. i don't really think there's much place for this kind of thing as a group attack. >> shannon: gianno, what do you make of it? w

it's the whole cameron thing again.to be very kind of, well their whole schtick is i'm competent and i'm sensible and i'm not going to show sort of rage or... and you're defining yourself against the more colourful characters, love or hate them, who are your opponents. exactly. so firstly, matt, are you doing the starmer voice in spitting image. yes, i'm doing keir starmer and yes he is a bit harder to do than you know people like boris and trump. because as you rightfully say, he is almost deliberately set against their style and their whole philosophy. so their big and bold and ludicrous and he is very single mindedly professional... i've a line for you. because we knew you would be having some difficulties, so chris thought he might have a bit of a help. how about this for a line for keir starmer? i'm a constructive leader of the opposition, but... well the thing with starmer i think he sounds like... there is a slight blockage in his nose somewhere. maybe not a full nose block, but maybe just one nostril is blocked.

. >>> a kentucky judge has granted attorney general daniel cameron's request to delay the recordingsroceedings in the breonna taylor case, just as they were expected to be made public. steve harrigan tells us the judge is not giving cameron as much time as he wanted. >> reporter: a louisville judge on wednesday approving a two-day delay in the release of recordings from the grand jury proceedings in the breonna taylor case. this hours after kentucky's attorney general filed a motion asking the court to push the release of the 20-hour record big one week, citing the need to redact names and other personal information. the filing calling it necessary quote in the interest of protection of witnesses and in particular private citizens named in the recordings. >> the decision before my office as the special prosecutor in this case was not to decide if the loss of miss taylor's life was a tragedy. the answer to that question is unequivocally yes. >> reporter: this comes one week after the grand jury brought charges against one of the three louisville officers involved in executing a warran

she slammed the attorney general of kentucky david cameron during her performance on "saturday nightive." >> daniel cameron is no different than the that put our people into slavery. >> we need to protect their black women. >> let me say i agree we need to let them protect our black women. there is no question about that, but the fact that someone would get on national television and make disparaging comments about me because i'm simply trying to do my job is disgusting. >> cameron appeared on fox news when they played the clip for him. watch. >> what you saw on the screen and what the viewers saw is something i had to experience because i'm a black republican, because i stand up for truth and trust us as opposed to giving into a mob mentality. >> cameron handled the case that led to an indictment of one officer involved in the fatal march shooting. >> go cameron! >> meanwhile anchor brewing in a town outside of dallas. >> say his name. >> protest erupted after police officer shaun lucas was charged with murder in the deaths of 31-year-old jonathan price. a popular fitness trainer wh

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. >> reporter: in a statement the kentucky attorney general daniel cameron writes. cameron has said the officers were justified in shooting because taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker fired first and wounding an officer. walker thought it was a home invasion and officers never announced themselves but police say they did. now the officer who was hit is speaking out for the first time. >> it's not a race thing like people want to try to make it to be. it's not. this is a point we were doing our job and re returned fire. this is not us hunting somebody down. this is not kneeling on a neck. >> now taylor's family demanding a special prosecutor take over the case. >> i hope to have this thing start over because it's been done wrong from the very beginning. >> the attorney for breonna taylor's family have started the process of officially that kentucky attorney general be removed from the case and a special prosecutor take his play. he will not appeal the judge's decisions even though he does not agree with allowing the jurors to speak. >>> hundreds of migrant children sep

cameron: i don't think so.ertainly central banks have put us in a much different place then we were back then. markets are allowed to go down. i know sometimes we forget that. it is not a healthy market if it only goes up. win, tails, you lose. this is part and parcel of what markets are supposed to look like. i think the issue is that while central banks can certainly ensure that there is plenty of liquidity for financial markets, they are not necessarily the thet vector for repairing issues of public health and lockdowns. that comes out in the fiscal policy, and unfortunately, the fiscal policy makers have not stepped up to bat. guy: they certainly have not come on either side of the atlantic. we are still waiting for answers on both side of the atlantic. what changes the narrative here? it looks like the fiscal story has probably got away until after the election. the earnings story is not changing the narrative at the moment. we are certainly talking about a narrative that seems to suggest the u.s. is six t

in a statement released today, cameron said in part quote allowing this disclosure. wood river simply alter kentucky's legal system by making it difficult for prosecutors and the public to have confidence in the secrecy of the grand jury process going forward. taylor was killed in march when 3 louisville police officers conducting a drug investigation came into her apartment and started shooting. last month a grand jury indicted just one of 3 officers but they were not indicted in relation to taylor's death specifically. a grand juror then filed a motion calling on the state's attorney general to release the recordings transcripts from the grand jury proceedings cameron's office released about 15 hours of recordings days later. >>tonight we are hearing taylor's boyfriend told investigators about the night of her death. louisville police released the recording of their interview with kenneth walker from march. >>so was a loud boom and to do first day she says who is it. no response. so we live with today. we both get of star put on clothes now than i could to do she's

kentucky attorney general daniel cameron yesterday filed a court motion to keep an anonymous juror from speaking publicly about the proceedings. that juror had asked the court to grant them permission to publicly disclose parts of the proceedings. cameron argues the grand jury process is purposely done in secret to protect the safety of all of those involved. >>> and coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, a police station attack caught on video as a suspect beats an officer before taking his gun. >>> and cost of care. an investigation looks at just how much mr. trump's coronavirus treatment would cost most americans. this is the "cbs morning news." these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear ski

. >> each day at six flags discovery in california, trainer dianne cameron gets a greeting from thisuy. zblr. >> he likes to spend time with us. he's a sweetheart. >> meet a special sea lion with a serious medical condition. >> he had a a seizure in the water an september 18th. had we not intervened, he would have drowned. so it was really touching. >> a growing number of marine mammals are suffering brain damage from toxic algae blooms. a 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 o

the release was postponed after a judge granted kentucky attorney general daniel cameron more time. a member of the grand jury filed a court motion accusing cameron of misrepresenting their deliberations. the grand jury ultimately indicted one officer for firing bullets that entered the home of taylor's neighbor during a botched drug raid in march that left taylor dead. >>> gusty winds and extreme heat are making it hard for crews combating raging wildfires in california's wine country. this wild video shows firefighters driving through the glass fire. the fire in napa and sonoma counties jumped containment lines leading to a new round of evacuations. the fire was -- has torched more than 58,000 acres and is now 5% contained. >>> chris martinez has more on the devastating destruction. >> i put my heart and soul into this project. we took almost 15 years to build this project. it's my dream castle. mymy dream. >> reporter: the glass fire destroyed the grape harvest after tearing through the winery sunday. he's grateful some wines were spared, and his castle complex and tasting room w

over 12 inches of snow fell on the cameron peak fire and the east troublesome fire saw three to four inches fall on sunday afternoon. >>> meanwhile, in california forecasters say the state could see the most powerful wind gusts of the year, further driving up the wildfire risk. in response pacific gas and electric shut down power to customers living in 36 counties across the state >> those images are just disturbing let's go over to nbc meteorologist janessa webb with the latest >> good morning, ladies. good morning, everyone we are tracking another tropical system our 27th named storm we are headed for records unfortunately. and this is aiming toward the yucatan peninsula right now 37 it will gain speed fairly quickly. and we will have a cat 1 hurricane by tonight right now tropical storm debta 60-mile-per-hour winds before it zarts to head into the gulf. the national hurricane center has it going through that yucatan peninsula. going into the gulf by tuesday evening, and unfortunately this aims toward the coastline snowfall this afternoon. look at the upper midwest. it continues to

cameron's government has blamed separatists for the killing of school children in the south west of the country 8 children died when attackers targeted them with guns and machetes on saturday oblongata reports. mourners gathered outside the home income day they want to remember one of 8 school children shot and hacked to death in a classroom a place they were meant to be safe. this father recalled his daughter's last words as he tried to save her life yes the dad got even yesterday i carried rainey and i told her rainey please don't disappoint me she said father i will not disappoint you i had so much hope for rainy so much hope now she's gone i know she struggled to live if she didn't battle for her life she would have died immediately when she was shot but she battled for her life savings. now greece has turned into anger hundreds of protesters mesley women are demanding justice this act of violence is bill human right and this is a violation of human rights i will not accept it because we are losing the grip of our youth we have lost already so many you i will not accept 'd our youth

daniel cameron wanted more time to redact witness names.ber of the grand jury pushed to get the proceedings released, claiming cameron misrepresented their deliberations. no officers were directly charged in taylor's death. tens of thousands of airline employees are about to lose their jobs when a federal aid program runs out at midnight. congress has not been able to agree on a new relief bill. and it's not just the airline workers who will suffer. the effects will ripple throughout the economy. here's cbs' kris van cleave. >> reporter: tomorrow, united flight attendant annette hala could lose her dream job to covid. >> i love my job. the thought of losing it is really hard right now. >> reporter: she's not alone. about 45,000 airline employees are facing furlough or layoff. >> i can't really imagine not having a paycheck, and health insurance is really big. ( laughs ) >> reporter: between march and july, airlines shed roughly 45,000 jobs. but commercial aviation helped support another 10.4 million u.s. workers. that's one out of every 14

it's south of cameron, which was the site of hurricane laura.s it moves north, the rain bands will intensify. we'll see the heavier rain and you'll see the winds. the conditions deteriorate after the noon hour. hurricane warnings from port arthur. there's 160 miles on each side of the storm. i'm concerned here where i'm standing about inundation. worried about six to nine feet with the 7 to 11 foot surge. of course wind is going to be an issue. 90 to 100 mile per hour gusts are possible. so much more to talk about. i'll get to it all soon. michael? >> let's go over to rob. >> reporter: you see the debris here, it's over my head, michael. you have sheet metal, brick, all sorts of trees. this will be light enough for hurricane force winds to take and blow around. our drone showed you the expanse of this pile. there are hundreds across the city. overnight heavy rains lashing the louisiana coast. time running out for gulf coast families to hunker down or get out. highways packed with evacuees ahead of hurricane delta. parts of louisiana now preparin

kentucky's attorney general daniel cameron tried to block the grand jury's request to speak publiclyameron hasn't said whether he plans to appeal. >>> audiences getting their first glimpse of chadwick bosaman's final performance. the trailer is out it will be on netflix. he is best known for his role as marvel's black panther he died of colon cancer in august comes in florida say they caught trafficking spring and the contraband is pretty ute look at this little flying squirrels in florida, because florida while life officials say a suspected gang of poachers trapped a million dollars worth of these tiny furry legally protected rodents. more than 3,000 of the little guys investigators say buyers came all the way from south korea to pick them up as pets and smugglers drove them to chicago and atlanta so they could be shipped off to asia. seven puck seven suspects face charges. home for the holidays. what's the risk? tonight what doctors say is perfectly good to do and what you should definitely avoid as you plan for thanksgiving. aside from asking grandpa who he voted for. and if you

rob cameron, bbc news, prague.bjected to invasive internal examinations as they tried to board a flight from doha to sydney. it follows the discovery of a newborn baby in a public toilet at hamad international airport. australia's foreign minister had this to say about the incident. australia has taken this occurrence extremely seriously. we've taken it up directly with qatari authorities. we have been liaising with both qatari authorities here in australia and in doha. we are awaiting the outcome, imminent outcome, of a report from the qatari authorities. i understand enquiries are still taking place with those people affected by this occurrence, and we also understand the matter has been reported to the australian federal police. that matter, further on that, is a matter for the australian federal police. france has called on countries in the middle east not to boycott its goods — after protests against president macron's defence of the right to show cartoons of the prophet mohammed. french products have been rem

apologies that was a sedan expert and not cameron has been talking to us about what the lifting of sudan says that nation as a state sponsor of terror could mean for the country he was speaking to us earlier has moved on to the coronavirus pandemic now and countries across europe are taking imagine sea action in a desperate effort to stop the rapid spread of corona virus a number of new infections is surging globally there are now 14000000 cases and the world health organization is warning that colder weather will make the next few months especially difficult in the northern hemisphere and by reports. in oil and dissolves where covered 19 is causing real fears for the winter months the country's just recorded more than a 1000 new cases in 24 hours now the government's approved the highest level of restrictions for a limited duration people will be asked not to leave their home except for exercise nonessential shops will be shut with restaurants only operating takeaway and delivery services. wales has taken a big step down its own path the devolved government is starting what it calls a 2

. >> shannon: okay, kentucky attorney general daniel cameron speaking out tonight about being called a race traitor. after a grand jury he presented evidence and testimony to did not charge any police officers directly in the shooting death of breonna taylor. of correspondent rick leventhal has the story for us tonight. good evening, rick. >> good evening, shannon. the kentucky ag told tucker carlson tonight breonna taylor's death was a tragedy, but his job was to stand up for the truth and the truth is when the officers are serving a wind at taylor's apartment, her boyfriend shot at them and those officers had no choice but to return fire. the grand jury's decision not to charge the officers in taylor's death led to mass protests and violence in louisville and other major cities and also sparked personal attacks against the attorney general, who happens to be african-american. all of which he found disappointing, but not surprising. >> because i lead with the facts and the truth and had that lead to the conclusion, somehow, i've betrayed my race. it is repugnant. it is so disappoint

camera and that's when cameron yes i met him and we were always terrified of him why we also fear we all had a fear of him and we didn't want to him to notice us because whatever he did it would never there was a pace and put them the patient was always screaming these are the days and i was a professor ewen cameron was a very famous psychiatry is t. was head of the american psychiatric association and the world psychiatric association he was the top of the field at the same time he seemed pretty much willing to do anything and to the cia to find a doctor who didn't have limits in a nearby capital with lots of patients to work with lies to us as subjects was somebody they were interested in supporting patients would come in. with ordinary and psychological emotional problems they'd sign their waivers and then know a bit subjected to this bizarre version of extreme sensory deprivation isolation for for up to a month. one of his favorite things was he had a sort of a football helmet with a tape recorder in it that would play a tape and look up to 500000 times say things like my mother