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hi, dee. dee, you're up. caller: hello, how you doing? host: well, go ahead with your thoughts on justice ginsburg. caller: i think she should lie in state because she was a good lady and everything. she was the sweetest thing she could be. host: dee, over the years, what has stood out about her that ou remember her? caller: because she loved everybody and everybody loved her. host: patricia in temple, georgia. caller: i think r.b.g. is an icon and she should not be -- they shouldn't put anybody else in her place because of the election is over. that was her dying wish. and they should respect her. she was a very good judge. she was fair with everyone. host: all right. we'll leave it there and bring you to our coverage of justice, the late justice ruth bader ginsburg lying in state at the u.s. capitol.

. >> carrie zuk taught at the same school as dar and was known at school as dee dee. met tom. >> he told me that he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> according to carrie, tom also revealed he had feel also for her and later he tried to kiss her. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name for the record and spell your last name. >> marianne victorian crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the court that, like carrie zuk, she met tom through dar, and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you, but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony because there was no indicati

dee snider wore these items when he testified in the u.s.s. >> you say your song "under the blade" is about surgery. have you ever had surgery with your hands tied and your legs strapped? >> the song was written about my guitar player. he was having polyps removed from his throat and he was fearful of his operation and i said eddie, while you're in the hospital i'm going to write a song for you. >> the congress put together a list of the filthy 15, the songs they identified as public enemies number 1 through 15 in making the case that rock and roll has to be controlled, censord, this led to warning labels being put on cds, and, you know, this -- these songs, if you talk to artists, weren't that outrageous and when they brought dee snider, it's really easy to understand why they wanted dee snider there. he was this metal head, he wore mascara, he was a character. >> it's not a wild jump and i think what i said at one point was that songs lallow a person o put their own imagination, experiences and dreams into the lyrics. people can interpret

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the nfl network is reporting that dee ford is not expected to play again on sunday as he continues to deal with a back injury that sidelined him yesterday, unless we can. the sharks officially named their new head coach. and notre dame was forced to postpone saturday's game against wake forest after seven players tested positive for covid-19 and 13 players are in isolation. no makeup date has been announced. and the giants for the final week of the season will spend the final week in a hotel per covid-19 protocol for teams in contention for a playoff spot. to you. >>> still ahead, >>> today san francisco's deyoung museum opened its doors for the first time in six months. >> numbers only for now, timed tickets and masks are required and the new frida kahlo exhibit is a big draw. >> it's a beautiful exhibit, the little bit i stop. it is so crowded in there that i really decided not to see the exhibit because i want to respect the covid crisis. >> the muse >>> good evening, coming up after kpix 5 news at 6, the president secures enough support for a vote on the supreme court pick before

>>we've learned linebacker drake green lawn defensive end dee ford are also out this week. the niners added ziggy on sunday on jordan to bolster their roster on the defensive side of the ball. now don't be surprised if you see them in action on sunday, the 49 ers back at metlife stadium this time taking on the giants at 10:00am pacific time. now to the ballpark. the giants hosting the padres for a four-game set tonight a double header, let's go to the action from game, one bottom of the 4th giants leading 3 one with one on for mike yes trump's key and he drills this one high and deep to right field into the water welcome back yeah as and one lucky fan came prepared, someone else ended up in the water to yanks those kayakers are hardcore giants lead 5 to one the final score 5, 4, after a late push from the padres we'll have the highlights from game 2 later tonight now the giants still in the hunt for the 8th playoff spot in the national league to college football. we go the cal football team shared some photos of players working out today on their twitter page less than 24 h

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. >>> dee snider is not happy and he doesn't want them playing the group's music. in his tweet snider called the group selfish adding they do not have permission or busting to use my song for their moronic costs. >> a very grim and extreme punishment for people who violate the face covering mandate. violators are ordered to dig graves for those who have died from coronavirus eight people have been sentenced with that punishment violators did not participate in the actual burials they've also had to sit in a haers containing a casket and asked to reflect on their actions. >> it's been quite a weekend for weather out there. let's check in now with janessa webb on this friday. good morning >> good morning, you two good morning, everyone we have sally is finally starting to exit, but just a few rain bands that are still impacting north carolina into west virginia. virginia as well and this will push offshore by this afternoon. then we transition to tropical depression 22 that formed yesterday. i do think this becomes a tropical storm by this afternoon into your evening

putting out all ofhe fires and not startin these deliberate burns that me scientists will argue that more deeo clear the undergrowth, clear out some of the dead treeshat are unting the forest, the beatles, the bark beetles really take their toll. while agoosemite a and it is striking how many dead trees standing there. there is an argument that perhaps more could be done, focusing on those areas and getting rid of those trees. where the president is strongly criticized as when he talks about rushing leaves d clearing t floors, which to most people here, especia wy those peop live in areas that continue to burn and are not anywhere close ta forest, that simply illustrates the fact that wst the president talking about is not addressing the issue that affects so many people. ros: let's talk about the ifesident's visit to cnia. you will not find many political alliesuringee thesengs, so what, in practical terms, can be got done? >> t immediate practical needs are helping those peopleve whose have been devastated by these fires. it is interesting, isn'tt, that the president and governor newsom hav

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seen rocking belo us over the past month or so and police perhaps feeling bold by the lack of added dees have certainly made themselves. seen and known won't be many arrests dozens upon dozens of protesters activists arrested detained taken to police station and day and holding cells but it is sunday that is the big day of protests here in belarus where we could expect to see thousands upon thousands of people gather together rallies and march down the streets of minsk against the government it is the traditional day of protests we will see how the numbers have would you know what sort of numbers to doubt for that but while they have been they may have been a little exhibit a few a few people coming out of the protests to thought this week there has been an uptick on the geopolitical fraud on the diplomatic front with the with an escalation in the relations between the european union and better. have been invited to attend a meeting of the foreign ministers of european states which is which is you know certainly certainly shows how high a stock has risen in the ranks of in the minds of e

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with a calf strain, he'll be sidelined for at least 3 weeks and then also on defense defensive end, dee ford did not practice yesterday. he has a neck injury and on offense tight end george kittle he's questionable for sunday with a knee injury as well, everybody has issues but head coach kyle shanahan is hoping for the best. >>we thought to be all right, you know woke up the next a little sore. he fully expects to be there sunday like he always does and just like he always plays to the game when it happens. but we'll give him the whole week in all always love to get him out there on friday. we'll see how that goes but you know friday just to walk through anyways but candles one guy that. i mean he's ready to go on sunday and the doctors say it's good to we have no problem with him going without practice and. >>well we're definitely hoping for a speedy recovery for everybody we need those guys kickoff for sunday game against said the jets and new york is actually at 10 o'clock in the morning go niners. well the raiders are getting ready to play at their new 2 billion dollar stadium in l

i don't like that we jumped on an aggressive posture based on one he dee he d one model produy one professoras a track record of outlandishly overblown and alarmist prove discs on these sorts -- alarmist predictions on these viruses. if you think about it, the bird flu which he predicted would kill 200 million people wound up killing less than 500 globally. he's the wrong person to be following a model. judge jeanine: we listened to him. now we are listening to birke and fauci. should we continue to listen to one or two people? >> we should have approached this the way we approached every other crisis. create a panel of world international experts. my concern is we relied on bad models. even though this affects a slight part of the population, we are not focusing our efforts on them. we have a blanket policy of restricting everybody and i don't think that serves the public interest. my next guest has been off the grid for a month and no it's not joe biden. dave rubin is fired up about how america has become so polarized. he joins me we are national university. in honor of our 50th anniversar

joining me are sue, who was one of the participants in the climate assembly and by lord dee—bun, morer, the former conservative environment secretary and current chair of the committee on climate change which advises the government and i'm also joined byjoe twyman, the founder of deltapoll, a polling company let's start with you, first of all. it is interesting to find that out of so many, out of a hundred people that were brought together on various different backgrounds, you did come together and was it easy to bring those conclusions together? did come together and was it easy to bring those conclusions together7m was in the end. we were to ask questions on different things and then we will come together with groups by eight and then it was quite a long process, but we did get there in the end. and the proposal that was most passionate about, which one would you suggest is the one that you really feel strongly about? the education, everyone needs to learn more about that. i did not know a lot about climate change before i started the journey with the climate assembly and i am prett

donald trump tiene el 95% dees el part donald trumpporque el partido lo apoya a casi 100%.o 30% de los votos en el 2016. ahora se firma una encuesta de aproximadamente 37% de los hispanos apoyarÍan a donald trump. estÁ haciendo un buen trabajo con la economÍa y los republicanos en lo general sin contar estos cuantos grupos que estÁn apoyando al presidente. leÓn: 28% en la elección de 2016, no 30. dÉjame preguntarte, luis alvarado. ¿es cierto lo que dice jesÚs? donald trump tiene un alto nivel de aprobaciÓn, quizÁ incluso histÓrico y con una enorme estabilidad. ¿se equivocan estos republicanos que en su enorme mayorÍa respaldan a donald trump? luis: si antes los republicanos estaban aquÍ, que cuando entrÓ donald trump el nÚmero de republicanos bajo porque se salieron del partido republicano, se convirtieron en independientes y se convirtieron en demÓcratas, pero desde aquÍ hasta acÁ, de los que quedan, 95% estÁn apoyando a donald trump. siempre ha tenido verdades que solamente para Él y sus apoyando quieren que la gente les crea, obviamente en tiempo de campaÑa van a empezar

. >> on corporate bond qe -- what dee have to say to your critics?n it comes to expanding the balance sheet we have a choice between stopping to early or sometime later. it is very dangerous to withdraw these programs to early, then you have to step back in. that would not be a good scenario. it is much better to try to do these things in such a way when eventually things normalize, stopping buying corporate bonds or government debt or whatever it is we are doing, it should be considered to be a nonevent. it is obvious things have improved and it is time to move on. we are by far not in that state of the world as of yet. >> given the controversy, why haven't you made public the blackrock report on public bond qe? stefan: that is providing us with reflections on the corporate bond market. is for internal consumption. it is up for us to decide what to do and what not to do. when we started our program we had clearly stated how he we would gradually move and change over time and increase transparency. >> why not keep it as transparent as possible? absol

when they brought dee snyder, it is easy to understand why they wanted him there.p. i think songs should have imagination, experience and dreams into the lyrics. people can interpret in many ways. she was looking for sadomasochism and bondage and found it. somebody looking for surgical references would have found it as well. >> he was chosen to be the one to testify in front of the senate. what they did not know, that this was a sober, articulate family man who was passionate about the subject and helped make the case about the reason rock 'n roll as an artform should not be censored. there is a couple of instances in our history, where the government starts to get involved. there is the pmrc hearings where alan freed was investigated by government for a payola scandal. >> how are y'all tonight, this is the king and it is time again for another rock 'n roll session. blue records for all the gang in the moon dog kingdom. >> on the surface that is a is corrupt a guy who taking money to play music. and according to the government taking money to play music. >> the moo

and when they brought dee snider, it's easy to understand why they wanted him there.gs allow a person to put their own imagination, experiences and dreams into the lyrics. people can interpret it many ways. she was looking for bondage and she found it. >> he was chosen to the one to testify in front of the senate. what they didn't know, this was a sober, articulate family man who was very passionate about the subject and really helped make this case about the reason that rock 'n' roll and art forms shouldn't be censored. there's a couple instances in our history where the government starts to get involved. there's the pmrc hearings when alan freed was investigated by government for a scandal. >> hello, everybody. this is alan freed. it's time again for another of your favorite rock 'n' roll session. >> on the surface, that's a story about a guy who's corrupt, according to the government, and he's taking money to play music. >> enjoy the moon dog show! >> but it was much more than that. they were operating under the assumption that no one would play what they called at

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i want to ask you, dee believe that black lives matter? do you support nonviolent protests? have you attended any value with any organizers, held roundtables on these issues? how will he make it more equitable to people of color? question --od >> that is a good question. this is something really personal for me. i saw the differences. of the record. that measure was 100% bipartisan . not a single democrat or republican voted against my prison reform bill, when it passed out of the house to go to the governor's desk to be signed into law. can look to someone who can do something instead of doing things from a gimmick sort of perspective. these issues are personal because i am from here. scholarship and our community was peaceful and united. right to everybody's protest during these times. differentticipated in events in downtown charleston. this is something that we all need to work on together, right or left. it should not be political. it should be about the people. the black lives matter movement? >> of course. i have worked on many issues. this is something that i worked

♪ i'm going to fight until we see the sunlight ♪ ♪ tiktok on the clock ♪ ♪ don't stop, make it pop, dee the speakers up ♪ ♪ i'm going to fight until i se the sunlight ♪ >>> good monday morning, i'm jon fortt. we're going to start with two massive deals in tech. they have widespread global impact and two block buster deals, or are they deals, that are facing or have faced government pressure from over seas we will start first with tiktok as oracle emerges as you can argue, the winner, the trusted technology partner hear in the u.s., what does that mean? what is included in this deal and what is not? jul julia boorstin has more. >> they confirmed this morning saying the company's proposal for tiktok was received over the week they reviewed the proposal and look to have technical discussions with oracle over the next few days. bitedance has chosen oracle as what they call a trusted technology partner as part of tiktok's corporate restructuring. what is in the works is not all of tiktok's assets rather oracle is taking a sight ni minority stake but oracle would be taking responsibility for

jsupported by tn dee and catherine t macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, d peaceful world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to our pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.ep nie: good evening, i'm stephanie sy with newshour west. we will return to judy woodrlf and the frogram after the latest headlines. the pandemic and public schools headlined the presidential campaign news tonight. democrat joe biden hammered away at president schools are facing a national emergency. in his hometown of wilmington, delaware, he called out mr.tr p for failing to provide more aid. mr.s biden: this emergency, mr. president. donald trump and his fema should treat it as one. remr. president, where you? why aren't you working on this? we need emergency support funding for r schools and we need it now. stephanie: also today the biden campaign and democratic national committee recorded raisi a record of $364 million in augu. meanwhile president trump traveled to

but meanwhile, can you -- can all of you kids write a dee sent paper without your parents writing it for you? i'm talking about white, black. just the basics. let's all learn the basics. candice, come back soon. thanks for your leadership. given the president's historic middle east peace deal, we thought it would be fun to take a look at what some biden administration officials once said about it next. >> laura: four years ago, john kerry that would be in line for a top biden post offered this as the prospect of a middle east peace deal. >> there will be no separateec peace between israel and the arab world. i want to make that very clear to all of you. there will be no advanced and separate peace with the arab world without the palestinian process and palestinian peace. everybody needs to understand that. that is a hard reality. >> laura: that aged act as well as a bad facelift. maybe that vietnam testimony that he gave all those years ago. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon broom and the fox news at night team take it from here. shannon? >> shannon: we will, laura. thank

especially dee battleground states like north carolina. pennsylvania and wisconsin. let's bring in wisconsin secretary of state. thank you, i really appreciate you joining us. it's a busy time for you. thank you. >> greetings from beautiful northern wisconsin. the colors are changing up here. it's a beautiful place to be. >> good to see you. it looks a beautiful place. so listen, the president is spreading misinformation about mail in voting. i want the facts for the viewers and voters. all voters in wisconsin can request a mail in ballot. tell the viewers how it works. >> well, they certainly can. and that's the case for many years. i have voted by mail in almost all the past elections from ten years or more. and what we're doing now is making it easier for people by sending them an application. if they don't have one. so they can apply to get a ballot. and we have started collecting those now. they're coming in. as i was listening to i thought of another thing about our good president. he was benefitted in this election by the so called third party candidate. if it

chaos, it is a meme people scribe as peaceful fiery protests but to be honest what we've seen is a deelizabeth: how do you think this will play with voters? we've been reporting this too, the factor about what happened with democrat national convention, democrats did not talk about violent protest by thatnt time, people were killed that made -- that was not noted at the democrat convention, how do you think that will play with voter? >> there is no doubt that donald trump is the law and order president, this helps him, because he is pay attention to the cities. that request federal help like kenosha, feds came in, and reduced the crime to zero from what it was before they had their unrest. and their violence. i think this is going to help the president. but at the same time, you know really rising crime rates should be a concern for both parties and they should work together, that is one of the frustrations i had, i was acting attorney general, i went to house judiciary committee to testify there was no one question about how rereduc-- we reduce the crin cities. elizabeth: matthew whit

are both done for the season with torn acl we've learned linebacker drake green lawn defensive end dee are also out this week. the niners added ziggy on sunday on jordan to bolster their roster on the defensive side. so don't be surprised if you see them in action on sunday, the 49 ers back at metlife stadium this time taking on the giants at 10:00am pacific time on to the nba playoffs heat celtics game 5 of the eastern conference finals. miami led by as much as 12 in the 3rd celtics answered back in a big way up by 5 when jason tatum drops in that deep trae put the celtics up by 8 and this would be the dagger right here in the 4th celtics leading by 16 the pastor marcus smart to tatum there he goes laying it in and one. grant williams look at him loving it doing is happy dance their 31 points and 10 rebounds for tatum that would do it celtics come back in take game 5 one 21 to one '08 the final score. they lived to see another day game 6. on sunday that does it for sports. >>all right coming up on the kron 4 morning news heat and high winds are causing a red flag warning to go into ef

they have did i have use cases let me go through some of the other names here as well hub spot king deeftware company why? >> not only has tech innovation moved down market cap but it's moved globally unless you have exposure to some of these new emerging leaders in the emerging market, you're missing opportunity. they are a software company based in china providing erp software to local companies. one of the things that has us excited is it has the best underlying tech staff. it's a clean set of code base. it's a big opportunity one of the larger risks in tech is the geo political tension between the u.s. and china finding a pure play domestic chinese software company that trades at an attractive valuation is a good idea at goldman, one of the huge advantages we have is this global team. he's based in congress knows this company well. he's providing the local expertise to help us have confidence in a company like this >> my final to you is what happens if this big cap shake out kind of ends and it resumes its leadership and you're underperforming because you moved funds into these smal

dee ford missed practice yesterday with a neck injury. it is unclear if he will play sunday.gainst the jets. a quarterback returned to. last weekend and george kittle spent practice with a knee sprain he suffered during the game with the cardinals but the team is still hoping that he can play on sunday. kind of a gametime decision. 49er fans will see a familiar face on the jets offense. running back frank gore. he had a lot of good years with the niners especially in 2012 with the super bowl. he had 100+ yards and a touch him. i chris. that was eight years ago. 49ers and jet. it should be a good one on sunday. you can watch right here on ktvu at 10:00. >>> the giants will play the a's in oakland after a america' pitcher tyler anderson was ejected in the bottom of the 3rd for arguing with the home plate umpire. there was a two run triple in the seventh at the giants end up winning. the game between the giants and the a's begins at 6:40. >>> the emmy awards are this weekend. we are learning new details about the ceremony. jimmy kimmel will host the show from the staples center

. >> conrad, a 39-year-old father and a dee yeah who loved dancing with his daughter. >> there's no discrimination when koit comes to this virus a seeing what my husband had to go through was horrible. i run to the hospital and never saw him again. i never got to say i love you. nothing. >> well, we always liked to watch the flash together. we just like shared everything. he brought me to school. he brought me to ballet. like he was my everything. i thought he was pretty cool. >> this is a nation of families grieving and sadly there is no end in sight as we are heading deeper into the fall. just add the situation overseas is serious as cases are doubling in the uk, plus the historic fight over whether president trump gets to feet the supreme court seat and may hinge on the outcome of a senate race and if republicans succeed, obamacare will likely be struck down. what happens to millions of americans who rely on it? tonight, i'll be eating a veggie cheeseburger on ciabatta, no tomatoes.. [hard a] tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so

very interesting point of view whether they can shut 2 down the way the secretary suggests by the way, deetting some alerts that the treasury secretary will meet with the speaker at 12:45 to discuss this next chapter of covid relief there's discussion about the house potentially holding a vote if there is no deal, just a symbolic vote on the record, but the treasury secretary did tell becky this morning we'll know if there's compromise in the offing pretty much by thursday. >> it looks a long way off, but the dow is up nearly 450 points, so perhaps those hopes getting revived again, jon but this is just an incredibly busy week, aside from potentially fiscal stimulus, if that ever happens, we also have jobs on friday we are still awaiting the two direct listings. you see the nasdaq composite, too, rebounding from the losses, as it heads into a month of losses since march, right? >> yeah. as the s&p tries to get above the 50-day, it's tried a couple times, hasn't managed to close above that level we'll see if it happens today. >>> lloyd blankfein promised he would be looking forward to unres

it's the one making a hero out of tweedle dee and tweedle gun. assuming it was on tonight.i did not watch. now for everyone who thinks the black lives matter protests are not necessary, or defunding or fundamentally restructuring the police is not necessary. consider this-- the kenosha police seemed pretty cozy with this fantasy militia league. before the shooting, a local group calling themselves the kenosha guard organized a facebook event encouraging armed civilians to take to the streets. the group put up this facebook post addressed to kenosha's police chief. "as you know, i am the commander of the kenosha guard, a local militia. we are organizing and have about 3,000 r.s.v.p's. our effort has made the national media i ask that you do not have your officers tell us to go home under threat of arrest as you have in the past. we are will to talk to k.p.d. and open a discussion. it is evident that no matter how many officers, deputies and other law enforcement officers that there are, you will still be outnumbered." what a polite request to break the law. "dear sir or mada