cass: i kind of love administrative law.my job, and appeared to reminded me that it left him more than i love administrative law. i think it would follow the path that i took just because a really enjoy whatever gone. but i can't rule of possibility the value if i had taken some other side, but there are plenty of areas that are interesting for you really interesting and they had to make you into a different person elisabeth. so start to think or make yourself that person and think which would be happier. or more interesting. but i've been following administration law behavioral law of economics let's call it, those have been joyous to me. >> do you know where your path comes from and sometimes sticking with it and learning from everything. and a great path to take so in retrospect. ignorance can be blissful. and continue to strive and learn for you think that is one of the great examples that you sent for our students. we are so delighted to have had you with us. we look forward to talking to you about your next book . cass

cass: is a great question.think of three different categories. , my "too much information" book. the idea behind "too much information" is the government is taking too much information from us. it is imposing 11 billion annual hours and paperwork requirements on the american people. it may be nurses, it may be doctors, it might be people who want to build things, and they are being hammered by paperwork requirements. this is bad in a period of covid-19. that is not a free speech issue, it is an issue of imposing burdens which are often like walls between the american people and things they have a right to. the second thing is disclosure of information that is mandatory. a medicine it might have seven pages of side effect information you will never read. if you get a mortgage you might be drowning. if you buy a product at a grocery store, there might be a ton of things that are so complicated in terms of information mandates you will not benefit from them. information mandates is the second thing which is often

but, so, cass engineered those. cass wrote a piece for publication called "examination of the cherokee question," which got published in newspapers all over the country, which was the jackson administration's argument that worcester had been wrongly decided. and so, things started to appear to be turning, at least with tribes that weren't the cherokee. the cherokees refused to go anywhere still. they had a court victory. they didn't have to go anywhere. this map shows -- you can see chickasaw. those are the dates of the removal treaties. choctaw's 2830, chickasaw's 1832. but the cherokees, no, they're still there. that's a later date up there. so, why did the cherokees go? and i'll tell you what i think finally drove the cherokees to depart. georgia is -- or rather, the supreme court justices are getting old by this time. marshall's last term is the 1835 term. the cherokees will hold out that long. but it isn't marshall's death i think that triggers this, it's william johnson's. william johnson dies in 1834. and tha

for a few more showers, most of activity like today looks like it will stay offshore but the future cass does indicate a few passing showers once again for the south bay. temperatures a whole lot different and the breeze is still rebuilding the flag here as we look out for me different camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. high temperatures only made up into the 60s, synthesis the only made up to 59 degrees, but 60 degrees for the warm spot in fairfield. yesterday, up to 89 degrees sway 21 degree drop from where we were and a similar story for current temperatures, everybody is in the 50s right now. 50 degrees in petaluma, 59 degrees is the warm spot right now in oakland, compared to 24 hours ago, only to degrees cooler at half moon bay just because of the pacific influence. five in the 20 to 25 degrees off of yesterday evening's pace. which puts us much closer to where we are supposed to be in early november. temperatures tonight dropped out into the 40s evenson upper 30s in the valleys of the north bay but not quite cold enough tonight for any frost there. temperatures will warm up

doctor cass, my son has just started ninth grade in new york city.o days are going to go away. how does the mayor of new york city balance the mental health of students with what you say is basically a pretty low risk? so i think that's the difficult part. it's notjust the students, but also the teachers and the union and the balanced interest of the economy. there is a lot the mayor has to put into his decision—making. i agree with you, i have three students in school summer between 1—2, even three days a week, and they love going to school. i realised how important it was for them to be in person school as long as we can do it. sol them to be in person school as long as we can do it. so i think it's really going to take some collaborative efforts from the mayor and the union leaders, also the parents to really keep our kids in school for as long as possible, because it is important and we have seen it'sjust because it is important and we have seen it's just not because it is important and we have seen it'sjust not the same risk as most of the other

cara cass is an emergency medical physician at columbia university medical center.ot a lot of questions for you. we'll file through them. stick with me. one viewer is writing this. we are planning to spend thanksgiving with our son, daughter-in-law, twin 11-year-old granddaughters and my daughter-in-law's parents. we have all 100% quarantined in our homes beginning november 10th. only curbside contactless pickups. can we be together? >> the question here is, dr. kass, is it safe to come together for the holidays if you've been quarantining for two weeks? >> if you insist on having a family dinner with people not in your nuclear family, having a quarantine period of two weeks where you literally see nobody ahead of time is safer than not doing it. and even adding an additional negative test in theory would be an added layer of protection. but unfortunately, not everybody you know is going to be as good as you are. unless you're personally witnessing their quarantine, i wouldn't be so sure they're doing the best they can. >> you can always set up baby cams in each oth

the future cass, this is one version of what forecast model, quite a bit of rain, third of an inch forhe city, on the east side of the bay in fremont and hardly anything inland in the east bay for concord, fairfield, santa rosa, are you picking up anything? that is probably a little bit too aggressive. i think we are talking about less than a half inch for most locations and really, some spots will come up empty because it will just be that tattered pattern overall. but we can hope for little bit of moisture. it will not be enough to cause any problems on the burn scars in terms of debris flows. beautiful, toward the golden gate, the fog is trying to roll through. tempter down to 67 degrees, mostly in the 70s, only 69 in oakland but still holding onto 80 degrees right now in concord. temptress to back down mostly to the 50s by early tomorrow morning. temperatures and motion, watch how little things changed out the day camus started in the 50s of the few spots in the north bay come in the 40s, and we just don't warm up very much at all. the northwesterly wind will keep the cool air flow

. >> we're not going to show all the video because of time, but sergeant casse -- what's that?id, we have time. >> i said we have time, because i felt like i was going to give my right judgment as a juror, that i needed to present it all the evidence, and they didn't. >> when you heard that wanton endangerment was the only charge that was being presented, what was the reaction in the room? >> it was an uproar. i was livid. i couldn't believe it. >> we were dismayed. there was a big gasp in the room. probably more than two or three jurors said, is that all? >> our team walked them through every homicide offense, and also presented all the information. >> they didn't go into any details about what any additional homicides or murder charges could be. >> the grand jury saying, you didn't give us anything else. it's a gotcha moment. >> we asked if other charges could be brought against them. all they said was, no, nothing we could make stick. and that the officers had the right to defend themselves because they had been fired upon. >> in your mind, should there have been more charge

i'm amanda dell cass till yo. >> the company is developing a program that would require fans to provide poof aroof of vaccin before a concert. once you obtain proof, the information will go on a digital health pass. ticket master would be notified and you get your concert credentialed. >> tower record social security back, reimagined because of the pandemic. the plan was to relaunch as south by southwest. due to covid-19 it's now an online store selling vinyl, cds and cassettes. >> that has been met with tremendous success, feedback, lite of people are so happy taking pictures of when they receive an hour from the records, post itting on instagram. >> tower records also hosts interviews on instagram live with up and coming artists and has future plans to collaborate with musicians. tower grew to about 200 stores across the globe, all closed down by 2006. ama, we all remember tower records. just iconic. just a great place to go browse through the stacks and see what they had. >> was the kind of sad when they all went away. i grew up going to those. it would be a great place to go when it

and the number of countries, we are seeing an increase inan cass our hospitals and icu's reaching capacityurope alone, we have recently seen an 18 in -- and 18% increase in mortality. in many countries across asia, in many countries across africa, we areaying that they have control over covid. wee he hope that the measures that are put into place could really bring tder control. it is a mixed picture across the world. anchor: there has been some positive news about the moderna vaccine and the pfizer vaccine. how does this get tneeverybody whs it? >> there is good news comi out, in terms of vaccines. more than one vaccine. think that is really encouraging. there are many companies working toward safe andcc effective es, resulting from these phase 3 trials. we are working very hard across the act accelerator and covax, a facility that we established nths ago back in april t ensure that not only do we have safe vaccines but we onve an alloca framework so that we the high risk individuals across the worl in all countries. we have a number of most of thd world is sig for this. it is really work

alejandro mayor casse was nominated to be the secretary of homeland security. he will be the first latino and first immigrant to fill that role, if confirmed. the news conference was held one day after the country's general services administration cleared the way for the transition of power to officially begin. but president donald trump has not conceded defeat. >>> abraham lincoln's cabinet has been characterized as a team of rivals. scientists are trying to gauge how these appointees might shape biden's presidency. one of them is matthew wild from the bipartisan policy center. nhk world's catherine kobayashi spoke with him earlier. >> mr. wild, what beliefs do you think the people standing behind the president-elect share in america's role in the world? >> what we're seeing from the president-elect is he is picking government w have a feeling community.ca is part of a global this is not a go it alone administration. this is not america first. think the president-elect really wants to show the world and show all americans that we can do things in this world an

a closer look at the future cass, not much to see tonight, does not even show much fog out there. there will be some in a few of the valleys early tomorrow morning. it dissipates quickly, plenty of sunshine the rest of the day, we will see increasing clouds tomorrow night and this version is trying its best to bring a couple of spangles into the northbay by late tomorrow night. i did most of these are going to evaporate in the dry air over the bay area so there may be a bit showing up on the radar but you are unlikely to see sprinkles on the windshield wednesday morning and it will be a mix of clouds and sunshine the rest of the day on wednesday, but pretty nice weather for thanksgiving eve and the nice weather will continue into the holiday itself on thursday. high temperatures today a little bit above average for this time of year instant spots, 66 degrees in concord all the way up to 70 in fairfield, right at 60 in san francisco, 61 degrees in san jose, not too much of a difference between the city and san jose, because you had that fog in santa clara valley. stuck around just

>>julie from cass county learning the hard way that even small gatherings can be a place where covid spreads it happened to her family after a recent dinner with friends at a restaurant, several in their group testing positive for coronavirus nobody in our great that the state that we love you know. >>don't say. i'm showing symptoms on tuesday as you plan a holiday celebrations experts suggest eating outside if the weather allows if you're stuck. indoors, seeding people kind of with in their own bubbles if they're coming from from different households. >>spreading those chairs out as much as possible and avoid a buffet style meal the a great host and played those plates actually you're minimizing his touching those utensils and the serving platters and i think little bit different and even if it feels uncomfortable ask guests to wear masks as much as possible. >>coming up next crab season has been delayed what this means for crab hunters already struggling because the pandemic plus a warning from the i r s on a new scam related to stimulus checks. what you need to look out for to avo

temperatures a back up a little bit because we will have the clouds and the showers the future cass starts is often the 40s to around 50 degrees in most locations temperatures warming up into the upper 50s by lunchtime. almost across the board. the city the high temperatures from the golden gate northward, right around noon is when you will max out because the rain showers will be moving in, started to cool things off as we head to the rest of the week. everybody warms up as we go through the weekend. mid-60s inland on saturday with low 60s around the bay come into the mid-60s around the bay on sunday was near 70 degrees high temperatures inland. the warmer weather six round monday and tuesday but it is not going to be out of control warm come just maybe 5 to 7 degrees above average. rain showers tuesday, wednesday and thursday, three straight days of rain, get excited. it just means we cannot now down which day is going to give us the best chance of rain overall. it will be one of those. a lot of conflicting data still at this point. coming up, we take a look at how much rain will fall to

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i'm amanda dell cass till yo. >> the company is developing a program that would require fans to provide poof aroof of vaccin before a concert. once you obtain proof, the information will go on a digital health pass. ticket master would be notified and you get your concert credentialed. >> tower record social security back, reimagined because of the pandemic. the plan was to relaunch as south by southwest. due to covid-19 it's now an online store selling vinyl, cds and cassettes. >> that has been met with tremendous success, feedback, lite of people are so happy taking pictures of when they receive an hour from the records, post itting on instagram. >> tower records also hosts interviews on instagram live with up and coming artists and has future plans to collaborate with musicians. tower grew to about 200 stores across the globe, all closed down by 2006. ama, we all remember tower records. just iconic. just a great place to go browse through the stacks and see what they had. >> was the kind of sad when they all went away. i grew up going to those. it would be a great place to go when it

right now i appreciate everybody who is on the chain helping us understand it a lot more thank you cass thank you i will see you next time thanks for watching everybody. frank assessment american public opinion piece betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be the because if you believe that there are corrosive to our democracy one obvious solution is to break up informed opinion. is not going anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere either with their revolution people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt well in the case of who receives. the worst truth or lies fact or fiction also the documents are for people 5 year old students under the al-jazeera world tells the story of a man of many secrets are shocked mother won the super spy on al-jazeera. what was described as the world's largest long downpour the largest exodus and the creation of the independent and dia and 9247. experts believe india is still at an early stage of inf

that's a thanks for being on cass report. thank you max. all right. well that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me. max kaiser and stacey have. i want to thank our guests. vai's catches you tube channel. it's excellent. so next time you'll join me everything on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. school business. i'm showbusiness. i'll see you. he has no you know personal soup will sure. wish to leave your wu lover boy was if you are sure to keep border, doesn't actually matter. vegetable would've been murdered by you to go there. when yours goes all of those who do use the word because those don't get me game, we will see in the movie it is with the we've seen the most news, but is the most severe. some of it is in your city has come off the news the of the 20th century was thing in or of revolution. the great depression and world wars, the 21st century of mental illness. those aren't my words. that's what surfaced some psychiatry to tell us. the only question is, should we accept it as

when we talked in the previous episode about banks are unwilling to lend, they hoard cass and small to medium enterprises. software and the fed is now telling congress, look, you've got to address this with fiscal policy. many, you've got to figure out how to get cash into people's hands to wreck play. would it be possible for the fed to come up with the fed coin and give everyone and the ability to open an account with the fed crypto? all of the fed calling wallet and they could issue fed coins directly into people's wallets with and bypass the banks just say to the banks, look, you know, we're going to bypass you completely. we're just go right right to the consumer of your thoughts. that's one of the options. so if you look at the current system, you know, from what we saw, for example, with the cares act, which was the, you know, the big congressional bill that did the stimulus checks and the p.p.p. loans and all that. so what that shows that the current system has some degree of checks and balances, so the fed can't just go out and just insert money. twitter wants it has certain l

his life and political career, and then isabelle wilkerson rod explore asia who the calls a hayden cass . caste system in the out, after that, a suggestion we should work with rather than shape the land we live on in braiding sweet grass and the best of me, collection of stories and essays by author and how manior yeas, david sed dairies. -- next a discussion of the collection of the justice anthony scalia's writings, and then perri klass discusses the decrease in child mortality and then a look at the history of census taking. consult your program guide to find more schedule information or visit booktv.org. >>> hello and welcome. we are on the top floor of a tall building on a windy day of a tropical storm so what could go wrong? thank you all for coming. we have a lot of people here today, as you probably recognize by now, we haveo

david edwards is an aerosol fizz phisisist it is designed to restore the mew cass lining that is supposed to carry particles in the person's upper airway. >> it is a salt solution we form in a cloud with a device that looks like this. so we turn it over and creates a cloud. i don't know if you can see the cloud and then i -- breathe it through my nose and the droplets coat my nose and trachea. >> a preliminary study of 500 found those who used exhaled 75% fewer particles compared to nonusers. >>> well uc davis student is working on an in ventive project on his own tonight following one of the worst wooild fire seasons in state history. mollie shows us like a lot of great ideas it started with a seed. >> they have a lot of water content that will prevent fire from taking them down so easily. >> the uc davis student used the last two months to dig into the destructive california wildfires considering this year's deadly and devastating wildfire season, he's been raising fire resistant plants and now he's transplanting them at and around local schools. >> recent fires and recent shelter in pl

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the rest of the contra cass ost county drive. the fremont exit may have a disabled pickup truck affecting the lanes there. the off ramp is open at fremont street. i'll see if any lanes are closed in the next few minutes. back to you. >> sounds good. thanks, mike. >>> recall alert. next on "today in the bay" the potentially reason thousands of ring devices are now to be returned. >>> more action on the stock market this morning plus new information about where may be the worst place to go as far as a super spreader. plus -- ♪ i own it >> all right. listen up. it's time to get in formation. the all new way you can work out just like queen b. i'll tell you about it and give you some tips coming up. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibilit

hello, cass rin, thank you for being with us.at our oven to 350 degrees. we're going to add 1 1/2 sticks of unsalted butter. 1 3/4 cups of granulated sugar. while mixing crack two large eggs. >> jimmy: these are medium eggs, is that okay? >> then take 2 1/2 tablespoons of cocoa powder. >> jimmy: all right. >> then you're going to take 4 tablespoons of red food color. in this mixture add 1 teaspoon of vanilla. >> jimmy: and vanilla, which you call what? >> guillermo: mania. >> take your whip and give it a nice whisk. >> jimmy: i don't know how that -- we put it in the wrong thing. all right. >> mix it up. you're going to add this into your batter. we are now going to sift 3 1/4 cups of flour. if you don't have a sifter, use a whisk. >> jimmy: my whisk is dirty. okay. >> add 1 teaspoon of salt into the flour. >> guillermo: salt is right here. we forgot that. right here. >> add the flour. >> jimmy: oh. >> a third of the flour, then a third of the milk. >> jimmy: way ahead of you on that, way ahead. >> measure a quarter cup of bailey

go silent and focus on dana's delicious casse casserole. >> dana: i wish i could make a committees soress. i love about putting children in between that's great. happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> dana: thank you. also catch raymond later tonight on the ingraham angle. up next the story of true patriotism. marine who went above and beyond marine serving in vietnam bringing them a little taste of home. ♪ ♪ now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. >> dana: ahead of thanksgiving we gave thanks to all men and women who fight for freedom. my next guest has an incredible story how showed gratitude while protest fled the streets of the vietnam war. and the idea of going overs

have been conducted is following the most, you know, the most rig rousing standards of safety and f-cass de, and i think we're producing good products, and i would not be afraid of a advantages even. i'm more afraid of getting covid quite frankly and i'm ready to sign up as soon as i can get the advantages eve i will get it and recommend to all my family and friends to also get the advantages eve. i'm not afraid of side effects i'm afraid of getting covid. >> yeah. fair enough. the dr. del rio, thank you so much for your time today again, it's great to meet on such good news we appreciate it the. >> delighted to be with you. >>> the head of the government's operation warp speed will be joining "closing bell," involved in moderna and some extent in pfizer don't miss it because they will definitely want to talk more about their success today. >>> coming cup, the pandemic has changed real estate forever. that's according to real estate entrepreneur don peebles he'll it's us what he's seeing across his $8 billion portfolio and stocks rebounding on the back of moderna's news is it sustainable

both lewis cass of michigan, his secretary of state, and his secretary of treasury, resigned from office. northern disappointment is widely known, but the southern cabinet officers were equally upset at buchanan's enforceability. to make matters worse -- infle xiblity. it rebuffed -- was rebuffed by confederate forces. in this way, buchanan earned praise from northern members of his cabinet, and foreshadowed lincoln's policies during the months of march and april, 1851. from this research, i came to think that lincoln, not buchanan, proved the more inflexible of the pair in his response to the secession crisis. the two men are pictured here arm in arm during the consent inauguration day. was proposed a major legislative compromise along the lines of those offered by henry clay earlier. the overall effect was to extend the missouri compromise lying across the western territories, thus permitting slavery in new mexico. to provide compensation for escaped slaves and pass an amendment that protected the amendment. buchanan supported this compromised but lincoln and the northern republicans h

they just played in a church choir cass citizen nets, she plays they clarinet and piano and he plays the piano and sack. -- sa >> your sweet mom lives with you, oh, well, she's 20-pound of tiger meat. when my dad went to hven she moved in wh me, between her and lucy guinea pigs don't have ance, we have a rescue dog and a rescue cat and she rescues guinea pigs. i have 20 clean their poop. when you're having your latte i'm shoveling guinea poop. my husband is still alive. people say why weren't your be in pictures? because he's taking the pictures. >> right. let's finally get to the meat of the hour. the tit ofhe book is honestly everything you need to know about what is inside. the subtitle, fogging bk against america's crime wave. that's not jus a throwaway, it's key because i have heard you sayn anumber of occasion including this past week during the recording of a program you didn't realize you were a victim when keith was murdered. and that's what a lot of crime victims families don't real use, they are crime victims as well. >> yeah. we were talking pout -- i know exactly what ro

cass, talk to me about the testing. it seems -- i've been working through this, trying to come out. how can i escape my own public health commitments so that i can see the people i love on thanksgiving, literally an intellectual game i've been playing with myself. hmm. what if it's just a few people and everyone gets tested and then they lay low for a bunch like a week? >> so there's no way around this. i mean, i think everyone i know has asked me about special rules, getting tested, waiting for a period of time, testing people at the door. and we saw this at the rose garden. i mean -- >> right. >> elet's be honest. we've seen super spreader event that had testing, quote/unquote. there are no guarantees. people are going to do things and take risks. we're trying to give people advice to mitigate those risks. if you're trying to do the right thing, unfortunately, chris, you can't get around the rules. >> okay. but it isn't binary, right? i think the safest thing to do is have it with your nuclear family and zoom in to other people. >> right. >> that's clear. not everybody is going to

the first thing that was just mentioned is the -- what cass mentioned about the three categories, on having the form under investigation, that's consistent with the use of force changes with the commission -- the leadership -- that's actually changed in the policy, as well. so that form will be consistent with the policy that's being to be implemented, which is a good thing. in terms of the -- the recommendation, i think it's recommendation 5, which we agree with, and it's just a matter of making it happen. i think it goes in line with the work that commander o'sullivan is doing through risk management so actually have -- not only to collect information, but to have a dashboard and database to be able to report out on that information. so that's definitely in progress, in the works, and subsequent reports by the controller's office, we can confirm that that's been done. >> commissioner elias: i'd just like to make sure when d.p.a. and the controller's office comes back in six months, i know we changed the policy information when it comes to us othus -- use of force. i think it's real

the cass gad of grief that night were deep and long. >> i just can't understand how the guilt and theconsuming him because losing her, it's still consuming us. >> he took her life and he took part of our hearts but he'll never break this family up, and he hasn't. >> no, he hasn't. shea, just 12 when his mom was murdered, graduated from high school in 2013. ted and susie's daughters were junior bridesmaids when their aunt val remarried but there are too many from this family in the circle cemetery. not something a family gets used to. they just learn to work around it. they go on. >> we're not victims, we're survivors and survivors keep on living life. and we're survivors. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> i tell people it's the miracle of facebook. all i did was put one sentence, just one sentence. >> it's not often that you get to be a hero. >> i got halfway through this and just went, "oh, my god!" >> the murder happened in seconds. >> one was coming straight at me in gym with a gun leveled at us. i never ran so fast in my life. >> the trut

but sergeant casse -- >> we got time. >> what's that, ma'am?edings, alleging jurors weren't given all the evidence. >> i felt like if i was going to give my right judgment as a juror, that i needed presented all the evidence and they didn't. >> in your mind should there have been more charges brought? >> i thought one would be murder. >> reporter: no officers were charged in the death of breonna taylor. >> no justice. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: taylor's life ended in a matter of moments but her name has become a rallying cry. >> say her name. [ crowd chanting "breonna taylor" ] >> and call for reform for racial equality and justice. >> breonna taylor's life mattered. say her name. [ crowd chanting "breonna taylor" ] >> say her name. [ crowd chanting "breonna taylor" ] >> deborah roberts joins us now. and, deb, we just saw those calls for justice. does juror number 3 feel like she was denied opportunity to give justice to breonna taylor? >> well, that's exactly what she told us, michael. she says she's been haunted by this case because she

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text in dubuque iowa, i'm currently reading cass the origins of our discontent by isabel wilkerson. i highly recommend it she write writes. isabel wilkerson has now appeared on our q&a program on sunday nights. and on book tv as well. all available @booktv. just type her name in the search function at the top of the page. hugh from ashland virginia good afternoon hugh welcome to book tv. >> would afternoon, thank you so much for taking my call. i was prompted to call in by the earlier call from the woman who's looking at the government agencies like the cia. i have had quite a bizarre life. i would love to share my name if i can because i am a vietnam era veteran changing the world for my dining room table a self-proclaimed heartbeat of america. it also a whistleblower with the front page wall street journal article that can be seen on the internet that i was written up and it triggered an investigation that eventually led to the resignation of jim reitz, speaker of the house. i also it's an interaction with a high level cia operative who authored about the kgb the eyes of russia. h

as in response to the recommendation by lewis cass's report.e. that is indeed of mindful of teacher workload and there is a balance about empowering teachers to be struck and lots want to be empowered, take on the show, but also being mindful of the incredible pressure that they are already under simply keeping the doors open. there is that balance to be struck between what other members of the education sector can do in wales to support them in this work. we believe the senedd. that is the education minister kirsty williams announcing that exams are for gcse, eas levels and a—levels to be cancelled the summer 2021 and based on a teachers assessment. it will be done under teacher supervision and start in the spring term and be externally set and marked but delivered within the classroom. the situation in england is different where exams will go ahead, but are delayed. that decision there in wales, we will leave the senedd and the education of williams. —— education minister ki rsty of williams. —— education minister kirsty williams. gps have be

from dubuque iowa i am currently reading cass. i highly recommend it. they have now appeared on the q&a program on sunday night. just type her name in the search function at the top of the page. good afternoon. welcome to book tv. thank you so much for taking my call. there was a woman who called the agencies like the cia. i had had quite a bizarre life. i am changing the world for my dining room table. from the heartbeat of america. i am also a whistleblower. the things that i discovered. we will still reach out to that. and empower the people with the freedoms that we have. it is titled the cave e.g. kb g the eyes of russia. thank you sir. john in huntington kansas. hutchinson kansas. good afternoon. have a question i have a question maybe you or someone could answer. untrue tv i watch in the newspaper about russia interfering in our elections. and this goes on and on. nobody says a word all foreign governments should not interfere with our election in any way shape or form. we are talking about books today. and our 20th anniversary of in depth. thank

secretary of state looks like anthony blinken, dhs secretary mayor cass. linda thomas greenfield.tor of national intelligence avril haines and the national security adviser jake sullivan who held a number of jobs with hillary clinton at the state department and things like that. when you look at the national security team, it really looks familiar and that is because so many of the people once upon a time had senior jobs in the obama-biden white house. so now they are going to be back for the biden-harris white house or so says ben domenech. watch. >> i think that this is early indications are that the mob is back and better than ever. basically everyone who was on that list there was a key part of the obama-biden administration. on a lot of these different things. it was the bailiffs of their approach though that region, especially in prominent form, the iran deal, that led to the likes of donald trump being able to emerge and become such a critic of what the establishment thought about these types of major deals. i think that in this case you are going to see a lot of folks who

the cass row -- castro and van ness and church and devos, they're long lead time items. they take at least 18 months to fabricate and get here. if i could snap my fingers and have them here, it would be great to be getting that work done now. but it's going to have to be addressed in the future. the same is true for train control. train control is complex, five-to seven-year project, that is not going to be ready in our timeline. and then as i said, there's some unknowns. you know, for example, the subway electrical. we know a significant investment will be made, but we don't know what it is. the work that we're doing now ranges from everything from rail grinding, which is something we've been trying to do for over a decade. it will result in a smoother and quieter ride for our customer and it will extend the life of the rail. we are doing spot replacement of track fasteners and rails. so starting to make some incremental replacements of the rail, particularly in the areas where we're seeing the most deterioration. we have already put in digital switches at church and de

conspiracy theories and ask me about the kgb and i answer you, then someone will say what bat castro, anti-casstroy -- the right wing? i'll try to summarize it for you. i learned as a prosecutor -- you don't have to be prosecutor. common sense -- that if you are in a scene of -- innocent of a crime chances are there want be any evidence at all pointing towards your guilt. why? because you're innocent. but because of the nature of life, the unaccountability of certain things, now and then a piece of evidence will point towards your guilt. even though you're independent and am extremely unusual, rare situation, maybe even two, three pieces of evidence, strong evidence, point towards your guilt even though you're independent but in this case here, peter, because you asked me "who dun it," everything. everything points towards lee harvey oswald's fill. in the become i set forth 53 separate pieces of evidence pointing towards oswald's fill and under the circumstances would not be humanly possible for oswald to be innocent, at least not in the world in which we live. i'm talking to now. you can hear

the cass row -- castro and van ness and church and devos, they're long lead time items. they take at least 18 months to fabricate and get here. if i could snap my fingers and have them here, it would be great to be getting that work done now. but it's going to have to be addressed in the future. the same is true for train control. train control is complex, five-to seven-year project, that is not going to be ready in our timeline. and then as i said, there's some unknowns. you know, for example, the subway electrical. we know a significant investment will be made, but we don't know what it is. the work that we're doing now ranges from everything from rail grinding, which is something we've been trying to do for over a decade. it will result in a smoother and quieter ride for our customer and it will extend the life of the rail. we are doing spot replacement of track fasteners and rails. so starting to make some incremental replacements of the rail, particularly in the areas where we're seeing the most deterioration. we have already put in digital switches at church and de