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you worked for senator tom daschle, who also had two speeches, correct. can you take us through that? on on on the authorization. was this and this is a really one for me. and this was i mean, it was similar to the nixon only in that it was justification in search of a decision. and so i mean, i went back and looked in south dakota, which is where tom daschle's from. you know per capita, more people enlisted, more people died in all the war. so we sort of told the story that. south dakota has always had a disproportionate price for america's defense for engagements in battle. and and ultimately, i mean, i remember everything about that speech. i remember where i was sitting. i remember what the weather was like. i remember the lighting in the office. i remember because i'd gotten edits from someone and, i couldn't figure out how to use the track changes. i remember and in writing the book i went back and looked at it and i didn't remember a single word. if you had showed it to me blind, i would have said i didn't write it. who wrote this? and it brought t

. >> all righty, daschle, look at sports. to you guys. all right. thank you, jason. let's step outside to be a live look 6.80, in walnut creek where it's nice and sunny, nice and sunny. it looks like traffic light. so that's there's good braces with us to talk about traffic. but the weather. >> yeah, that's right. we're going to notice smooth sailing for the days ahead. a little bit of a cooling trend starting tomorrow through thursday. we're actually going to be 5 to 15 degrees below average. and let's take a look at your forecast because we're going to see for your game day forecast. first pitch giants facing off against the diamondbacks right now. tomorrow it's going to be noticeably cooler and cloudier compared to what we're seeing at the ballpark out there right now. so we will be in the upper 50's by around 7 o'clock for your tuesday evening with winds out of the west, 10 to 20 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour. so dress in layers and bundle up tomorrow, especially at the ballpark tomorrow. temperatures out there right now. 59 degrees for h

the nice thing about the daschle intelligence managers we have is -- the national intelligence managers we have is we are able to look at the health assessment of the mission. we assess how well the debate with analysis and closing intelligence gaps. in the cases of working well, it is working really well. the number of collaborations that take place. i would say between c and a depended on the topic. chair long: that's fair. you are a hard greater so it is good thinking about that. and lots of questions are coming in and we only have five minutes left. he already know what by last question is -- i already know what mine last question is. what are the top three national security challenges you think no one talks about enough? therefore, is the proper focus there? then i will give a part two. if there is one thing you can solve that a seemingly insurmountable, what would it be? those are actually kind of different by put them together. [laughter] dr. dixon: i think we need to keep our eye on bio security. we saw the impact on what a natural virus did. something engineered, targeted, coul

lawyers opening the season on october 24 against the phoenix suns, kevin durant faces his home to daschleg night, seven of their first nine games on the road. and so are nine of their final 12 games. that includes seven straight away from home. who made the schedule? lawyers, remember, they were just terrible, awful on the road last year. 11 wins and 30 losses, the goal is to turn that around right from jump. >> a heavy dose of road games early, and i think talking to our players and coaches overall as an organization, there is a feel of redemption after last year's struggles on the road, we want to get back out there and prove ourselves. and i think some people may look at it as an issue starting down the road early, but for us, we are looking forward to taking the opportunity and going for it. >> here are the games that we will have on abc the season. five total in the regular season, the big one christmas day against the world champion, denver. nuggets, to against lebron, as well as the sons and celtics and once the playoffs roll around, we will see more lawyers on abc 7 then. -- lawye

. >> all righty, daschle, look at sports. back to you guys. >> enjoy them. for sure. thanks, jay.utside on this thursday night. enjoy this moment. beautiful shot of san francisco fog there. you can see the top of the transamerica pyramid know. kron four's gayle ong a joining us now in the studio to talk about what look forward to tomorrow. >> good evening, grant and vicki. good evening, everyone. yeah, we're now starting to see that cooling trend kick in with those clouds rolling in over at san francisco hears sfo here. you can see those low clouds over there. a nice quiet night because we have some unsettled weather this week. here are the highs. we were still in the 90's in livermore and conquered, but well above average, other places like san francisco and oakland, just about where we should be this time of year and the temperature changes quite drastic. -11 in concord and -12 in livermore. so, of quite a difference that you saw in that live shot in san francisco. have us a breeze going on 15 miles per hour. so it is breezy tonight. 24 miles per hour in fairfield, courtesy of t