and if i don't hear deanna, i call the moon as it compact is monica. and for me, if you look where we are all along oh no. we were lined up on army promises that by when i was a dollar to us it was a drop $25.00 tough little. but when they were going to about how you really don't want, you need to go away. ali thanks so much from the only i think you need to see this tomorrow. by the way. you think i'm going to everything when you know better as a general boykin about an animal and i'll be on he was as it is about when we were no one, no one could be me. and you see there was no white rabbit on the lawn. you know, it was then and only a while ago. it obeyed and i'm asking the same what about and i bit him. but we were close with the cooing is, well, i left a good son, a quantum boy in the lab, and they don't believe that i was and will ever say, no, i need to have a alone going in. and you know what? i don't know what is it i was about and then that door to move us out and about and then it did. and i would say that i've been saying that he would assum

deanna's, university of economics and business is the largest university of its kind in europe. for many years, professors are crushed, become man has been researching how our financial data trails are observed and analyzed. she says, credit card information and data from electronic payments are beating an industry of data brokers. could it cut down time? as we know that credit card companies pass on this data? in the meantime, they can observe everyone in real time via all the digital media that they use to create large scale profile. how it's almost become normal to have surgery, 240000 pieces of data on each person. and with this high resolution history, they know what you do, the routes you take, what you buy, what you pay for way you go on vacation, how much you pay. they know it all human but side. how much alcohol you drink before i want, how much alcohol you drink? you can calculate those kinds of things to you. and so much information to the highest bidder that we've analyzed. for example, how oracle blue kind has described collecting 30000 users actually beats from 200

deanna gibson just buried her husband, ben. >> he beat all these health battles, and then covid killed reporter: back in idaho, the fear is that the worst is about to hit. is there a possibility that all your beds could fill up? ppen,, i do see that happen, yes. i do see it will fill up fast. >> reporter: now, when they get a critical patient here, they already have to transfer them to other hospitals in the state, so what happens when those hospitals are full? well, at that point, doctors will have to decide who gets a bed, and the chief medical officer at idaho's biggest hospital tells me, that could happen within two weeks. norah. >> o'donnell: carter evans, thank you. today, president trump was handed two more legal defeats, this time in pennsylvania and arizona, in his last-ditch effort to challenge the election in court. well, now, the president is shifting tactics as he attempts to cast doubt on the results. cbs' paula reid reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: with courtroom losses piling up, president trump is trying a new approach in his fight to overturn the ele

. >> we are giving deanna an opportunity to travel all throughout the united states including anyoneare still left. >> sidney walton who fought bravely. >> were doing this all on the 7h anniversary of the end of world war ii and knots this year. can you do it? >> show me that you can do it. come on you can do it. >> i love america. joining me now from california, corporal sidney walton on behalf of all of us here at fox would like to present you with this year's unsung hero award. congratulations sir. >> that's john rich. say hi. >> hello. >> i just wanted to tell you on behalf of myself and every american out there, there's a reason why we call your generation the greatest generation. if it wasn't for men like yourself that were willing to do whatever it took, we would not have in america today. you literally save the world come he saved our country and we are forever indebted to you. thank you for your service, sir. >> congratulations dad. you just won the patriot award. what do you think of that. >> i'm very proud. >> it's incredible to be able to speak with you sir, at a hundred

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fairfield police chief deanna cantrell said in a statement, as to the badge pending investigation, thatnot brought to light prior to fairfield hiring officer joseph in 2018. i understand this is concerning to the community and i want you to know it is equally concerning to me. she said that an investigation is now underway and that the officer is currently not working on the streets. >>> a dark, chilly night and day for residents of a big scene are complex and vallejo. they were without electricity for about 12 hours today. new at 10:00, fox 2 news's debora villalon joins us with what happened in the landmark building. >> reporter: at first people thought it was a pg&e problem, but it turned out to be internal and took all day to get fixed. >> we don't have power on the north wing. an officers at legacy at sonoma were already closed when residents brought us inside the cavernous lobby. built in 1919, as a ymca, it has been known for decades as cassaday vallejo. today seniors in the 100-day- old building were wondering why many apartments have lost power. pg&e rolled out an outage on its

i asked washoe county registrar deanna spicula about that. >> we have a provision to cast a ballot forve moved into the state and weren't eligible to receive a full ballot because they've been here resided here less than 30 days so they weren't newly eligible to be able to cast a full ballot in the state so we do have some of those ballots that will be casting but, again, it's probably under 50 that we will have to cast >> but, again, those are not nonresidents those are new residents. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: here in washoe, they are live streaming the entire ballot counting process. >> kate, there's a trump campaign lawsuit there is there any movement on that in nevada >> reporter: so, there is the one over the nonresident allegations but then, shep, there is also a second one, the lawsuit that the trump campaign is an effort to stop clark county from using a signature verification machine and in a filing to the nevada supreme court today late in the afternoon the trump campaign said they are willing to drop the lawsuit, that would be in exchange for increased access to a ballot

deanna dorsey is just -- an amazing blessing. and we were getting married at a hotel right next door, right -- actually which sits on black lives matter plaza. we stepped out to take photographs. before we knew it there were all types of folks around. it was a little embarrassing. still, best day of my life. >> clearly you've done good. she's beautiful. i'm sure you're the couple of the moment. i'm taking issue with what you're doing on your honeymoon. you're here talking to me. why are you not jetting away someplace? i know covid may be doing something with that -- dude, got to step up your game, just saying. >> thank you. >> susan, don, david, good to see all three of you. thank you very much on this sunday. >>> the president saw thousands dancing, rejoicing in his loss, but does the president really think he hasn't lost? is there a single person telling him the truth? peter baker of "the new york times" has been covering this and has thes answers next. we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there.

. >> chair fewer: and deanna from the airport is here to make the presentation. >> this is a resolution authorizing the san francisco international airport museum to accept and expend a gift not to exceed 73,000 from the see o'dell nutter charitiable remainder unitrust. miss nutter was an amazing person with a -- she was a philanthropist and a figure in the development of commercial aviation. if allowed to accept this bequest, s.f.o. museum will facilitate the purchase of items belonging to women pioneering the field of aviation. i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. seeing no one in the queue, can we open this up for public comment, please. there's no powerpoint or b.l.a. report. >> clerk: yes. operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. if you have not already done so, press star, three to be entered into the queue, and if you have already done so, please wait until the system is unmuted before you begin your comments. >> operator: yi have one calle in the queue. >> hello? >> chair fewer: hello? >> hello? >> chai