lilly crick has a family of four. she bought two of the planters.they provide her family with half of the vegetables they eat each week as well as peace of mind. >> there's a certain sense of comfort in not having to go to the supermarket and just having it there and knowing that it's always there. you don't know what everyone else may or may not have. >> reporter: the pandemic is forcing people to be more cautious in their work life and their home life. innovative companies are helping them keep connected and healthy. sugaya fumio, nhk world, los angeles. >>> okay, let's get a check on the markets. ♪ >>> that's it for "newsline biz" from our tokyo studios. i'm ramin mellegard. thank you very much for joining us. anchor: you are watching live from paris on "france 24." these are the headlines at this hour. should julian assange be extradited to the united states? that is the question judges in the u.k. have to answer, with the wikileaks founder wanted stateside on spying charges. he could spend decades in jail if found guilty there. we will be takin

the corporation of public broadcasting and by crick from the viewers like you. thank you. once again from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening. breaking news tonight. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has t died at age of 87. she was an icon on the court. her death leaves a vacancy on that courts weeks before the presidential election. but just days before her death, ginsburg dictate this would statement to her granddaughter will not be replaced until a new president is installed." and joining uso tonight discuss this matter, this death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg are three of washington's top reporters. bob woodward, pulrizer winning associate editor for the "washington post" and author of "rage."rg et brennan, moderator of "face the nation" and senior foreign affairsorrespondents for cbs news, and alexi mccammond, political reporter for axios. welcome t all three of you tonight. i appreciat you being here. we're all die justing the news as reporters. bob, we will begin with you. you've written a book on the supreme court, alon

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their appreciation, mayor farmer and the city council formally honor police department wood for his cricks to the community with a commemorative plaque. the beautiful sight of these flags has inspired others in the community to add more of their own. mr. wood's actions have served as a bright light in these trying times, and we thank him for his selfless service to his city. madam speaker, today i rise to recognize james "skip" rutherford who announced plans to retire as dean of the university of arkansas clinton school of public service in little rock. mr. rutherford has served in this role since 2006 and plans to retire -- planned to retire earlier this year but stayed longer than expected to help the school's students, faculty, and staff weather the storm of covid-19. which shows his dedication to the lives of those with whom he works. skip had a passion for public service at a young age as he watched the election returns on the courthouse lawn in batesville, arkansas. he believed in order to make a real difference you need to roll up your sleeves and get in the arena. he was instrument

dashboard on the left hand side of the screen, all of the sky cameras with that blue sky from walnut crick to tiburon. temperatures tomorrow don't really change a whole lot. we're in this really comfortable pattern, a little below average. 81 in livermore, 84 in concord, 82 in santa rosa, 71 in san francisco. everything changes this weekend. we had this hot area of high pressure building in. it is going to drive down a little bit of a northerly wind for the hills. could bring back some smoke. it will increase our fire danger. we also have the heat building in from the south. i wanted to give you a preview of that heat. we'll take you first here to concord. and this is going to be one of the hotter locations. once we hit sunday, up to 100. monday looks like the peak of the event, 104. and then we'll gradually start to drop through the mid-part of next week. san jose, not quite as warm. but hot for your standards here. 93 on sunday. we'll go up to a hot 97 on monday. i want to share something with you guys on a personal note. i'm starting to be able to do stuff i haven't been able to do, i g

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