cathy dalton, who wrote a strenuous life. i, you know, betty karolyi wrote a really interesting compendium called the roosevelt women, which spans across both families, the fdr and the tr line and down into the descendants, more like vignettes, the family. and, you know, all of them when i was talking with them about, this idea sort of shook their head vigorously. yes. and said finally, yes, you should absolutely pursue this. this is a line that we haven't been able to do a single book about. but there's plenty of material there. and does this should this change how we think about or assess our view? teddy roosevelt? absolutely. i mean, it upended the way i think about theodore roosevelt. you know, again, growing up in north dakota, i was told of the myth of the self-made man. i would go out to the badlands, to theodore roosevelt, national park and. there's something mystical in that place. it is it is a place that like to say when you're in the east, you feel the presence of theodore ghost. when you're at sagamore or his boy

it that he's kind of, they are sitting in on meetings, jumping into phone calls and sort of being daltons tweeter in chief, uh, kind of, you know, putting his, his thumb uh, on the, the scale public opinion right now. for those who are in the twitter space of the ex space, with his support for donald trump scenarios, thank 3, unclear a lot of us will even end up with any kind of positions you might not want. it might be better for him and more influential for him. and of course, certainly less scrutiny for him if he is, i adopt some kind of informal role that doesn't actually have any time is oversight in congress that he doesn't need to be confirmed by anybody. or actually, if anybody looking through his records, you can just kind of see on the phone with donald trump, wherever, wherever that might be, where there tomorrow, lock o for a back at his home in california. so this is something to watch. if this sort of efficiency commission will really take shape, eli must like donald trump, sorry, unpredictable. what they say one day could be very different. the next day. williams, thank you

they have not cleared the crash at dalton on the southbound side of vasco road. the added distraction and more activity and of course more build out of contra costa county. back to you. thanks, mike. 610 for you this morning. and expect a golden moment today in oakland. up next, the big honor taking shape today for team usa rowers who ended a 64 year drought at the summer olympic games in paris. in business news, wall street off to new records. in fact, let's take you out to the futures this morning. see what's ahead for us. at least the dow is going to move higher. plus, the only man she love i know you don't do you do an emotional tribute by a singer from the east bay. the performance bringing many to tears and taking him one step closer to winning the voice. you're watching today in the ba. however, not all fall ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new

now last night a real revelation for the lakers rookie dalton connect who fell to them 17th in roundints in the lakers victory. and this prompted a so candid and hilarious recap from jazz coach will hardy. >> like everybody in the gym, knew that dalton connect was going to shoot the next shot. with the exception of a few people. the problem was that those few people were on our team, and i love that. >> it's tremendous. >> for just the third time in baseball history, two lefties won the cy young award in the same season. tarik skubal of the tigers takes it in the american league by unanimous decision. he was 18 and 42.39 era, 228 strikeouts. national league. it was atlanta's ace, chris sale taking the cy young. he was 18 and three and both are first time winners, while giants pitcher logan webb finished sixth in the voting and it was 42 years ago. today, the band is on the field. >> the band is on the field. perhaps the greatest need my voice to go higher. >> actually, the greatest play in college football history. perhaps as cal scored on what is known as the play, stanford was up 2

southbound vasco road right there at dalton.t to all the shops and everything like that, there is a crash reported and that's slowing you down. the northbound side is open. the southbound side may have to go over to the shoulder. watch for chp. they have arrived. and there's that slowing out of the altamont, which we didn't have yesterday. the rest of the bay, outside of that portion of the alameda county drive, is showing a smooth flow of traffic for those speed sensors. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening today in san francisco, the unidentified teen accused of shooting niners receiver ricky pearsall is due in juvenile court for a preliminary hearing. that shooting happened in august near union square. police say that the 17 year old from tracy fire tried to rob pearsall. during the struggle, his gun went off and struck pearsall in the chest. the suspect faces attempted murder and robbery charges. graduate workers at stanford are reportedly putting their strike plans on hold for at least 24 hours to allow for

worked at a nursing facility in the lush farmlands of dalton, michigan, where she loved to run. >> sheogger, and she would use the roadway around her house as kind of her routine. >> but one warm summer night, about a quarter mile from her home, a young couple finds rebecca by the road and barely alive by the time they were getting on the scene, which again, is just minutes after she'd been shot. >> there are no vehicles in the area. >> when an ambulance arrives, it's too late. >> it's clear from the scene that rebecca wasn't going to go willingly, that either there was a struggle or she decided to run for her life. >> but rebecca didn't get far. her assailant aimed a 22 caliber pistol and fired. >> the first shot was shot across her head, incapacitating her. >> then the gunman gets point blank and essentially puts two more bullets in her head, execution style. >> we had shell casings and we had bullet fragments, so we knew at least the caliber of gun that we were looking for. >> police canvass every road. every field. >> didn't leave any stone unturned. >> a baffling mystery that ling

bring the products to, to dalton hill, full full, full, full market sales. then you blend it and make it likely a swab where that would be stores of goods and produce from the farmers. my goal is to have your bubbly on the side as much to discover much to learn that there was ox and health the very, very best. thank you for making time. family such a royalty. we now head off to gun where innovative educator is teaching students card subjects through the art of dang it through government with drop held 3 major consent was the secret behind this teaches ability to keep students e get the less i'm going to need them to come to school, i'm building that step confident that relationship so that people don't feel free to communicate with teachers. especially sucky, simply known as the does since school teacher is convinced the 11 months can be a fun of dunston. how can move miss and with them, and loved the economic potential of young minds less find them? this is sucky brings do an energy to the local present to in school, in or both who a role town in the easter

nothing in it to the eastern sicily, it has seemed significant damage. roads have been voltage. dalton, vehicle switch tend to the sci fi sciences, have been out on the streets, health and people's stuff, due to the thoughts and floods hit errors in spain. bracing from walter winchell rain, 2 weeks off to the west age, and it's more than history kills at least 222 people. what would challenge reports from valencia? one of the worst effect today was 2 weeks ago. how there was one of the town smashed.

money russia says west and on supplies to ukraine on my i didn't so much corruption that the pentagon dalton didn't know where a box of the cast has gone, visited with the story. one of the reasons for that is to make money for their own defense enterprises as well as to dispose of old equipment to the west and rulers of the key of utah. of course, do not forget about lining their own pockets. are 2 reports exclusively from the dunbar. city of lagrange russian forces all kind of cream to evacuate civilians away from the front lines. how about of the crew? with this 1st had the root, just safety can still approve the parents. the talk show host to get calls on the train. the white house is in panic mode, fearing if trump returns to the oval office, he'll expose all that dirty secrets the why business are the international reaching you from a news headquarters in moscow. i a maya cop, what you all with the updates. now we start this all with some breaking news to people that had been shot dead in 6 aged in the us city. awful alondo. the fact that you are seeing right now shows the victims of t

mr. pigeon emphasizing the advance type is only project dalton penetrate any current defenses, as well as the amount that shows the approximate time it would take for interest next to reach me if you are paying capitals at speeds of 3 kilometers per 2nd. that's around 10800 kilometers per hour. would you mean it would be about 20 minutes to reach london from russia's cup would send your launch complex. it would be 12 minutes to also and a neighbor of ukraine, of course, and also storage proponent of the escalating the fight against russia. berlin and paris would be reached within 15 to 20 minutes, respectively. without the senior correspondent, lord gast 5th breaks down all the data labs, the, please take away as this is, it of russia now has the right to strike at the country is the manufacturer, the ne solved. because the specialists are involved in putting, for example, flight performances, slide pots into these may as opposite the service in them. the washer now has the right to strike a targets in these countries way, which is why he said that this cold mixes now take it on the ch

d rams has been consulted. dalton junior adult donald trump's son. this is the america for us talking call some. these are cheap fingers. you who have problems. yeah. the whole point about very coalition is no more and less more. so we want to spend the money at home. we're done with being the world's policeman. we don't want intervention. and all these countries, window on wall street trump like over the working person or what kind of stuff. even though j d balance is very close to the street, we'll see ties, but there's a there that's what they say. and then we do actually, it will say part of the help will street itself, will the big chief executives involved? so we have a part of this rhetoric about the economy, but we also have wall street in charge of the transition team to where is it all get back with us. we're going to end up how is this, what we're going to be so that we have a really interesting story, just appear to be in the political pressure in washington about china. now we know that donald trump, once an economic war with china, but

because you can keep on getting the funds from europe and what you have in dalton, people fighting in a shame on me in the that but i go to part. yeah. you moved, investing complex that it must be doing well because the china by the, you know, or from them. so having said the whole, listen, we studied that was the dumb dumb it guy, me go check from both sides, plus the seeds find it that way you lot and that i can negotiate any of them. i know that the above, i don't know detail right on the blog. and then both sides negotiate to an extent that the one level to deal fee does not see. i thought i did the vase with that but, but i just didn't, i have to be shown by both. right. i think that's right. to make the situation that the, the positive a need that you could have has been made for free. that your type of big back your it yeah. because been dictated by that. yeah. by putting the design deep inside of us. yeah. and also once that happened, that mission population group were present on the day that you know that the basically be a be non being off to on possibly done. let's put it g

nothing in it to the eastern sicily, it has seemed significant damage. roads have in fulton, dalton, vehicle switch tend to the sci fi sciences, have been out on the streets, health and people's stuff, due to the thoughts and flood hit errors in spain. bracing from walter winchell right, 2 weeks off of the west age. and it's more than history kills at least $222.00 people will challenge reports from valencia. one of the worst effect today was 2 weeks ago. how the was one of the town smashed by spain's west plots. and it's more than history now is preparing for more by which i've been sailing handle with tense . would it be a bit to inform but who was still scared? because if it happens again, it's too much. it's hard, the incoming storm will be less intense. but modern debris from october, the 29th is still clogging, so is drains and many roads making these already back to towns less able to cope with more or united? i definitely, i mean diamond, we've tried to get the money out and unblocked some of the sewage systems, but that's too much and most will need specialist a federal whet

bookstores, that includes independent bookstores and also includes what you don't see walton's smokes be daltonmporters anymore either. but probably some of the hardest hit specialty shops and negative shots but especially people doing the material and ebay and amazon difficult for those businesses to exist people going in the check online. does not feel like you need to buy this book necessarily anyde can determine for some great value which was part a of the appeal of the bookselling it was kind of well so that is kind of unfortunate. probably been harder hit than most. >> someone is in college i was lucky enough to work summers and bookstore in washington dc. and i would give the sparks bookstorean very sadly and bords barnes & noble they moved in to georgetown in this independent bookstore each genre room wonderful place to shut down at me to send them away i just wondered whether you have insight into what it was about the independent bookstores survived in the influx of those big bookstores. what was it about the stores that survived. >> yes, so this is jennifer ackerman who i recognize h

bookstores that includes independent, it also includes the big chains you don't see waldenbooks and be dalton and borders anymore, but probably some of the hardest hit were specialty shops, the kind of shops but also used shops. so especially people dealing antiquarian material. you know, ebay and amazon has just made it very difficult for, those businesses, to exist when people go in and they check online and it doesn't feel like you need to buy this book, you can determine if is some great value you know, which was part of the appeal of used book selling was kind of hunting so that's a kind of unfortunate casualty and probably even harder hit than most of the other kinds of bookstores. so when i was in college, i was lucky enough to work summers at, an independent bookstore called the savoy bookshop in washington, d.c. and i'd grown up with this bookstore and very sadly, borders and barnes and noble moved into georgetown, this little independent bookstore that was like a warren of rooms each for a genre of really wonderful place shut down. we had to pack up the books and send them away. and

majority of people trying to come here now aren't coming here for those reasons, because i'm from daltontion and first-generation americans who are hispanic, most of mexican descent, and the parents came here and work their tails off. that's not what's happening. these people i come here to get a hotel room in new york city, a free phone, and a stipend to live on for as long as they can, and they go to the emergency room and they bad for a diagnosis for their kids so they can keep doing it. we see it and hear it all the time. that's what's happening now. to compare those people to the people i grew up with that wanted to be part of the system and didn't have any way to do it, that shows you just have manipulated the democrats are on this issue. >> kennedy, when donald trump almost ten years ago next spring elevated the issue of illegal immigration and border security into the national consciousness, it was mired at 3-4% in the polls. this year in the election it was number two nationwide and in all seven swing states because people know what they see. but look what happened with all the

dalton connect tide the nba record with three points and he led the lakers to a sixth straight win andjazz 124-118. >>> college football now. oregon has held on to the number one spot of the third edition of the playoff rankings that were released last night. ohio state, texas, penn state, indiana round out the top five. georgia has re-entered the projected 12-team playoff field after a dominant win over tennessee last saturday. meanwhile, boise state moves in beyond of byu which dropped eight spots to number 14, putting the broncos at number 12. now in position to receive a first round bye ahead of the big 12 championship. >>> let's bring in angie lassman with the weather. >> a lot of activity. a couple of storm we are tracking and one will impact the folks in the eastern half of the cub and another one robust out west. start with the east. rain through the great lakes stretching into the appalachians. some of that rain as well you'll notice but we will some of that colder air filtering in on the back side of that system and that sets us up for a little bit of snow to mix in with the

middle, mcmaster and bolton, that trump had fallen out with, including alton, who is now one of dalton's biggest critics. did not vote for him in the before election, but mike walz is a congressman from florida, he is an ardent defender of donald trump and is actually the first green beret to ever serve in congress. he is bringing that experience here to this position, so that will be something that is critical, as you are watching all of this takes place. i will say, he is someone who back to donald trump's efforts to overturn the election in 2020 but when you look at it from a foreign policy perspective, which is where he will weigh in on from the west wing office, he certainly has more of a mike pompeo sense of the world, then more of a jd vance america first kind of policy. that is obviously something that we will be watching closely as to which ideology wins out when trump is actually in office. >> how much influence does stephen milner expect to have , particularly on immigration? he was a key player in the first at ministration. >> i would expect stephen miller to have a lot of in

the waldenbooks and b dalton and borders but probably some of the hardest hit were specialty shops, the kind of activist shops but also used shops. officially people dealing in antiquarian material, ebay and amazon has just made it very difficult for those businesses to exist when people go in and they check online and doesn't feel like you need to buy this book necessarily. you can determine if this is some great value, which was part of the appeal of the used bookselling was kind of hunting. that's a kind of unfortunate casualty, and probably even harder hit the most of the other kinds of bookstores. >> when i was in college i was lucky enough to work summers at an input bookstore called the saddle bookshop in washington, d.c. iy had grown up with this bookstore and very sadly, borders and barnes & noble moved into georgetown, this little independent bookstore that was like a war and of rooms each for genre is really wonderful place, shut down. we had to pack up the books and send them away. i just wondered whether you have insight into what it was about the independent bookstores tha

like panther's quarterback, andy dalton. >> there's so much knowledge and so much about the business get, there's thousands of other people who want to be in these seats who are not going to get it. >> reporter: where once a year a select few players learn what it takes to cover a game. >> we're here to talk about being a game analyst today. there's a lot more that goes into that than you probably ever dreamed. >> reporter: from the producers who do it every week -- >> you're not in the hot take business when you're doing a game. you can take us to places we have never gone. >> reporter: training, current and recently retired players for potential roles calling the game in the broadcast booth or analyzing it in the studio. like panthers quarterback, andy dalton, seen here in his demo reel from the workshop. >> now he's getting a chance to gop to mike tomlin. he has that set up. he knows exactly what he wants. >> you're getting from the top level people this is exactly what we're wanting, exactly what we're looking for and exactly what will make you the best version of yourself. >> re

out of mar-a-largo, is because they know the sum of entities like the gsa because i public gerst dalton mission is to derail the transition itself been a lot smarter since 2016 at 2017 and they realize the games that will be platonism sent were not going to play them. jackie: the hypocrisy abounds right please accuse him of and try to not have a peaceful transition i've another one for you ned, from u.s. secretary of homeland security, is talking about how they should try to be an executive order so that they can make it harder for him on day one. and this is by the way, coming out of the presidency to having most executive orders ever. ned: correct, the so observed that i cannot take that seriously. ahead of the executive branch the duly elected president has every right to have his executive orders and there is no changing that and will continue on. so again, this is telling of the moon type of behavior because i think you're still chuck having lost. jackie: i have soundbite from david brooks probably favorite. david: a lot of these institutions have a he said they need reform they do

but you do see the typical slowing right around dalton and approaching the area, your commute directionported around los vaqueros, and it's not excessive. so we're going to continue to follow that as an issue out of contra costa county, down toward 580. the south bay, we still have that crash north 87 at curtner causing a distraction. and some slowing. typical for 101, you're northbound, slowing there as well. the peninsula is clear right now. now, in a few hours, we're going to have that daytime closure continuing this week over here on highway nine between sanborn road and redwood gulch. so keep that in mind from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and then overnight, we'll have the continued closure this week as long as weather permits. they're working on the drainage over here. highway 37 and lakeville highway. lane restrictions cleared by 4 a.m. today. they should be happening and clear by the same time tomorrow if they hold it at all. if that rain comes in through the north bay, they may adjust that schedule. the lower manzanita park and ride has been closed because of that flooding. remember, those

she's 67 years old and her name is shelly dalton. she left her home in scotts valley saturday morning. and she's believed to be driving a teal colored chevy silverado with new mexico plates. the plates are n s h 3, the car was seen in redwood city yesterday and authorities are concerned they want to find her because she has a medical history. so they're worried about her safety. if you see or call the santa cruz county sheriff's office. and there's a missing woman in alameda county as well. the sheriff's looking for the woman you see here, 22 years old. her name is hated. martinez and she was last seen monday at her home in san leandro on 150th avenue. she is you can see has brown eyes and black hair and they think she may be in union city or fremont. if you see her call the sheriff's office. >> well, a 35 year-old man has been found guilty of fatal fatally shooting somebody back in stanley and rebar. so according to the alameda county da's office, luis would the 3rd was carrying an assault rifle in his backpack when an altercation h

that dalton put a comma there. but riverdale, put the comma there.and collegiate didn't have a comma at all. it was i, i call in. right. that must mean they're anti-semitic and. they're not. and then when we brought these heads of schools and they were i left those meetings and there wasn't an anti-semite amongst them. they didn't have any idea what hit them. they're just trying to meet teacher budgets, set curriculum and, you know, they don't have a studied opinion on the middle east conflict. and those meetings, whether an individual or as a group turned into pastoral counseling sessions, which, by the way, they were, you know, this this is i'm a product of of of a secular school in southern california. so but there is. they were asking, where did all these -- come from? right that about, you know, prior to october, there was no, you know, anti anti-semitic club at this school x, there was no israel affiliation club at school. right. they were just, you know, worried about sats and things like that, just like everyone else. and they were like, i, t

host: dalton in texas. caller: i would ask a question in reference to the north carolina hurricane people . we are a great nation and we always help other countries and things like that. most of the time people with any kind of devastation. are any of the mobile homes, car dealers, grocery stores, furniture stores, people like that, clothing stores, any of those voluntarily surrendering x amount of numbers of mobile homes to help these people get ready for the winter and the cold climate that's coming? any of the automobile dealers, used cars, new cars, manufacturers, are they surrendering any type of a car as a gift just to say let us help you out and get you some transportation so you can get to the doctor, get the food and stuff you need,? any you need -- stuff you need? any grocery stores giving food? are the teachers and schools and colleges doing things to help the children maintain or get back into school and the families get back up on their feet? we live in texas. i am from north carolina. they alw

they are in compliance awaiting for their checks that include dalton, acworth, hampton, newton, littleton, pittsburgh and monroe. it is across the state. once they have submitted the paperwork it seems to me they ought to be able to get the reimbursements. >> they have submitted all the paperwork they should have been reimbursed in part i will look into those personally and see what we can find out by. >> thank you, i appreciate that. since i chaired the small business committee i would just like you to add for administrator, thank you for all of the work you are doing. small businesses, as we know, are the heart of our economy throughout this country particularly in new hampshire. we have, as you pointed out, more than 10,000 homeowners and small business owners with approve loans who are just waiting on our appropriation from this committee and this congress to get to work rebuilding. so thank you. >> thank you madam chair but thank you all for being here but it's been a long morning but it's critically important. just as a statement, i will tell you i hail from west virginia, senator m

it includes dalton, ak worth, hampton, gorham, newton, littleton, pittsburg, and monroe. so it's across the state, and you know, once -- once they've submitted the paperwork, it seems to me they ought to be able to get their reimbursements. >> they should have been reimbursed. i'll look into those personally and see what i can find out. >> thank you. since i chair the small business committee, i would just like to add for administrator guzman, thank you for all of the work that you're doing. small businesses, as we know, are the heart of our economy, throughout this country, particularly in new hampshire, and we have, as you pointed out, more than 10,000 homeowners and small business owners with approved loans who are just waiting on our appropriation from this committee and this congress to get to work rebuilding. so, thank you. >> senator capito. >> thank you all for being here. i know it's been a long morning, but it's critically important. just as a statement, i'll tell you, i hail from west virginia. senator manchin does as well. i think all of us here -- i don't wan

found that account really moving, actually, of the young men who served from barrow and ulverston and daltonnd the other towns in my former constituency, and an incredible story of sacrifice, courage and bravery. yeah. >> did the lancasters have a particularly hard time, john? >> they did. they had they were really i mean, the regular battalions went out to france early on in the war, but the, the kitchener's men, if you like, the new army didn't really go out until the spring of 1915, but they were pitched straight away into the into the fighting. perhaps the single most brutal day for those young boys was on on the somme in august 1916, where where 2 or 300 of them were killed in another futile , were killed in another futile, pointless attack motivated by a desire to push the germans back. but you know, executed in a way which guaranteed many, many casualties in a pointless sacrifice that really achieved very, very little. so it's a really tragic tale of loss and sacrifice and every remembrance sunday in barrow i would attend the service there, and there were over 650 names on the memoria