dennis and his brother francis are ready to sell.hundreds more are bidding by phone and online. >> let's start now. this is our remarkable rarities auction. >> we started getting a little excited, maybe some butterflies as to what is this going to do. >> all right. >> here we go. >> here we go. >> it's a great lot right here. john f. kennedy, pt-109 letters. one-of-a-kind archive of kennedy's letters to the family of his lost crew mate. >> i got $22,000. >> all right. we're starting with a $22,000 bid on the internet. now $23,000. >> remember, the preliminary estimate for all four of dennis and francis' jfk letters was $50k. >> $45,000 on the phone now. $47,500. $55,000, now $60,000. >> they had the auction people there, and they're hoop-dee-doing and hollering and pushing. >> $90,000. $95,000. looking for $100,000. bid $100,000. looking for $100,000. yes. now $110,000. $110,000. now $120,000. $130,000. >> holy cow. >> wow. >> looking for $130,000 now. $140,000? >> but don't hammer the gavel too soon. the bidding's not over. >> $140,

dennis taylor, the guitar man. like groves, taylor was married man with children.nd right off the bat, he told the trooper he had a confession to make. >> he did admit that they had had a physical relationship briefly. and it had only been a few days before she disappeared, as i recall, the first contact, physical contact. >> reporter: like a balladeer who knows his audience is hanging on every lyric, the guitar man kept singing to the cops. taylor told the trooper kathy heckel had called him at work the day she disappeared. her voice, he said, had a strange tone. >> she called him just before lunchtime and was upset or anxious and said that she had something she wanted to talk to him about. and he was busy. and he said, "i can't talk. i'll call you back," and hung up. he did try to call back then sometime later. and she had gone for lunch. >> reporter: taylor said he'd played golf with friends that afternoon and had planned to meet up with kathy later that night. >> denny goes to their location where they're gonna meet. kathy doesn't show up. he was concerned that

they're doing a song called "dennis rodman."basketball player, dennis rodman, who i understand is making an appearance in their song tonight. next week, we have all new shows with armie hammer, marlon wayans, liam neeson will join us, and we'll have music from jaden smith and nathanael cano. so please join us then. and we will be back in primetime for more nba game night specials with bill murray and jamie foxx. our first guest played for both miami and l.a. and won nba titles for each. starting wednesday on netflix, you can see him alongside adam sandler in "hubie halloween." please welcome the enormous and enormously entertaining shaquille o'neal. [cheers and applause] hey, shaq. >> what's up, brother, how are you? >> jimmy: you look good, you look good and have a glow about you. >> thank you. it's called lighting. i got the light shining right here. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm well, most people don't have lighting in their houses, but most people aren't shaq. do you ever wake up in the morning and imagine you have covid? >> no

dennis: yeah, thanks for the question, margaret. princi -- everybody should take this time of transition very seriously. the fact is, the institutions, the transition team at the biden campaign, the transition team, that there's been some reporting on inside the white house over the last couple of weeks. but then, as importantly, david and penny teed up at the start, senior civilians, the federal workforce, who have mobilized and organized and prepared for a transition in either case. that is to say, into a second president trump term or into a first president biden term. all those wheels are moving, and moving quite effectively as near we can tell. i think it's important to, in a context of your question, i think one thing president obama always thought saw this period is important for two reasons. one is only one president at a time. when there's a change, it's important the current president run through the tape until january 20. it's also important that the current president recognize the transition and effective transition and

. >>> dennis is here now with sports starting with the 49ers and here we go again, more injuries, dennis. >> yeah, exactly. must be something in the water, liz. 49ers left tackle trent williams is the latest starter to be hit by injury. held out of practice today with an ankle sprain. his status for sudden's game is now questionable. it gets worse believe it or not. richard sherman hasn't played since week one due to a calf injury. the team was hopeful he'd miss only three games, but today kyle shanahan says they don't expect to have sherman and dee ford until after the bye week at the end of november. shanahan also expressed disappointment that santa clara county still won't allow fans into levi's stadium. he is hoping the two sides can work something out to at least allow the players, coaches and families to attend games. >> families allowed to go to restaurants right now and sit inside and social distance there while watching the game, so hopefully eventually we can figure out a way to do that in our outdoor stadium where we can at least get some people. >> sunday's game at 1:25 right

. >> denny hamlin gets the nod. jillian: denny hamlin makes history at talladega.fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ you can see it all over. ♪ they can feel it all over. jillian: a very good morning to you on this monday. you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. president trump could return to the white house as early as today as he makes progress in fighting covid-19. jillian: gillian turner is live at walter reed medical center with the latest on the president's condition. gillian. >> reporter: good morning. president trump's medical team say that he could be returning home to 1600 pennsylvania avenue as soon as later today if we learn in a little while from now you that his symptoms have stayed on the upward trajectory. take a listen to his pulmonologist speaking yesterday. >> he's ambulating himself, walking around the white house medical unit without limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his cardiac, liver and kidney function demonstrates continued normal findings or improving findings. >> reporter: ye

and i really want to, again, express my appreciation to our city attorney, dennis herrera, for not only putting together a unique plan, but for caring about this issue in the first place. and i want to thank him for working with the san francisco police department to actually use data to inform this decision. we know that there is a lot of work to do. and we can't continue to let the tenderloin be the breeding ground for all that is problematic and challenging in our city. it's going to take helping with homelessness. it's going to take drug treatment. it's going to take supporting low-income families and people who live in that community. and, yes, it's going to take holding the people who are holding this community hostage with the rampant drug-dealing that is completely devastated this neighborhood. we have to do better and we will do better. this is a step in the right direction. and i'm looking forward to seeing the results of this work. and i want to thank all those who have been involved and supportive of this issue. and we have got to get the job done and that's what this is abo

james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back to dennis melvin's house.idnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. sticking to healthy habits in this kitchen is going to take focus and determination. he's already entered the snack part of the course, and he's eyeballing a jar of chocolatey candy. that is tempting right off the start. he's reaching bill... but he pushes it away! great stiff-arm. he's approaching a plate of delicious looking iced cookies... oh dennis, you only want one of those. he blows right by 'em for the apple! the fridge. it's make or break time jb. he stares down some rich looking treats. uh oh, looks like he's headed for the soda. wait! he jukes left! grabs the water bottle and shuts the door with his elbow. i gotta see that again. great move. now he's just gotta get out of there. look what dropped from the sky! don't do it dennis. bill he somehow keeps moving! that's the way you execute a midnight snack run. stand up to cancer and rally want you to reduce your risk for cancer, go to takeahealthystand.org. time and time ag

dennis? >> that's fishing weather, garrett. i've got three sports legends in the test tonight. phil mickelson is one. he made history and these guys are the others. who wins out? up next. i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. >>> a dennis is here with sports, two bay area greats. >> exactly. two legends, juliette, going head-to-head today. rodgers and the packers versus brady and the buccaneers. facing the former cal baer, rogers. green bay out to an early 10-0 lead but then rodgers throws his first interception of the season, 32 yards, come back, jamal dean cut tampa's deficit to 10-7. final minute of the half, 20-1 to 10 box, rob gron

. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, age is just a number, right? >> after thousand 11, we had enough of the dugout. >>> toward the ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. >>> major fallout in san jose right now, for political ad that many are calling racist. the ceo of the city's largest business organization has resigned and as len ramirez reports, the future of the silicon valley organization could be in jeopardy. >> reporter: that's right. the ceo is out, three part numbers have quit, there's an internal investigation going on, and the political action committee that created this ad has been told to stand down. that is just some of the continuing fallout from this ad, that was produced by the silicon valley organization. the ad was placed for a district sense election that many are denouncing as racist against african-americans, about 30 businesse

i want to begin by thanking dennis has rare kwaerrera and the city's attorney office to deal with one of the biggest challenges in the tenderloin community. not so long ago we set down a path to address what we saw as a significant increase in homelessness and tent encampments in the t.l. and we made a lot of progress. over 400 tents removed with over 600 people. we're now down to less than 30 tents. and we drive around the tenderloin, we walk around the tenderloin, and you would think that nothing has ever happened there. that no progress has been made. you see hundreds of people on blocks throughout the t.l. who are dealing drugs openly in broad daylight. you see people pushing strollers mothers, who have to go out on the streets to go around the drug dealing and the drug using and the challenges that exist there. i grew up in this city. i grew up not too far from the tenderloin in the western edition. and the tenderloin has always had its challenges but it has never been worse. it has never been worse. and we can't do this work alone. we need to make sure that, yes, we address the

joining us now is mayor john dennis of lafayette, indiana and mayor walsh of boston.t me start with you. first off, condolences for the patriots not being able to play. that game is going to be pushed back to monday or tuesday at least from the latest word of the nfl. but clearly that is the least of bostonians' worries. what's the worries impeding a full re-open in boston? >> i think the biggest thing is worrying about superspreader events. it's worrying about -- we've seen in boston now over the course of the last couple weeks a small uptick. we're looking at different metrics but we're looking at the science, at the da tam we want to make sure, as we think about re-opening next steps, next phases it's going to remain safe for people. people have lost their life here and in the commonwealth of massachusetts. i'd rather err on the side of caution than rush us opening because we don't want to go back to where we were in the spring. >> mayor dennis, there's an open letter you supported sent by the president of purdue asking officials to delay any major changes in resta

thank you so much, dennis. hearing none, mr. secretary, do we have members of the public wishing to comment on this item? >> i think you're on mute. >> secretary: sorry about that. there are no members of the public that wish to provide a comment at this time. i will now proceed to call your next item. >> directors, item 7 is the citizens advisory update and we have our citizens advisory committee chair who will address you on that item. >> good morning, directors. can everybody hear me? >> chair sesay: yes. >> great. we had a productive citizens advisory committee tuesday evening. there was all around supportive comments for the interim director nila gonzales. we appreciate the level of consistency and familiarity with comprehensive issues that she brings. the cac members appreciate the staff report from john updike, as well as the closeout update by dennis. looks like things are wrapping up nicely and well under control. there were positive supportive comments of the facility plans that identified areas of the park that may be

and i really want to, again, express my appreciation to our city attorney, dennis herrera, for not only putting together a unique plan, but for caring about this issue in the first place. and i want to thank him for working with the san francisco police department to actually use data to inform this decision. we know that there is a lot of work to do. and we can't continue to let the tenderloin be the breeding ground for all that is problematic and challenging in our city. it's going to take helping with homelessness. it's going to take drug treatment. it's going to take supporting low-income families and people who live in that community. and, yes, it's going to take holding the people who are holding this community hostage with the rampant drug-dealing that is completely devastated this neighborhood. we have to do better and we will do better. this is a step in the right direction. and i'm looking forward to seeing the results of this work. and i want to thank all those who have been involved and supportive of this issue. and we have got to get the job done and that's what this is abo

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in atlanta the director referred me to the head of the department in charge of the old scam cases dennisand his chief of operations ralph some years fire was coming to steal from us just when i look at my unit to lose 2000 assembly we have a hard. time doing this with you. this 2000 lives we have. to treat to discover just so you can see did show us. so what kind of figures are we talking about here so far from lost about $200000.00 some in millions of dollars across the country they have already been it's cases reported to see dennis and ralph took me to see some of the figures had a pain to fight against gould's chemists. who usually how did the victims be when you open up to sift through them. and they realize that there is no board and that evening from just for instance in this case you know that guy or the victim so real. and when this bus was booked the police. we look at it in just recess. and people. we found this newsgroup's son. who is shocked because initially to stop what he saw. actually. have been speaking to the police it's clear this is a growing and serious issue but i

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across the country there have already been it's cases reported to see dennis took me to see some of the figure had a fight against gould's chemists. who usually how did a victim is being blamed for pain i'm deceived to down and they realize that there is no food and that the infant just for instance in this case you know that guy or the victim so real. and where this bus was booked to the police. we look at it she dismisses a lot of people. we found this newsgroup's son. who is shocked because initially to stop what he saw. actually. have been speaking to the police it's clear this is a growing and serious issue but i want to get a view from inside to find out what is really going on one of my connections monies to put me in contact with the goods come yes i agreed to talk on the condition his identity is concealed. how many people are involved in this scum in this world. really myself people. aren't induced mysterious trojan war craft connection instead of in there where we come by. and good for sure we missed in addition. to good work he explained to me that goods comes where just the

. >>> still ahead, i am dennis o'donnell. ace and astros, highs in reaction, straightahead. >>> santa clara county getting ready for more reopening's. the restrictions that could lift as soon as next week. >>> a uc berkeley student vanishes, the search for the young woman and where she was at oroweat organic... ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmentally-friendly way of baking breads. our ingredients are farmed per strict usda organic standards. our bakeries are powered by renewable wind energy. and we support environmental causes through 1% for the planet. oroweat organic bread. great taste that's sustainably baked. and now, introducing our super delicious and nutritious organic kids bread featuring disney's mickey mouse and minnie mouse! >>> the eighth had their ace on the mountain early 3-1 lead but it would not last in los angeles. sports director dennis o'donnell joins us now with the where it went to wrong for oakland. >>> and talk about the

dennis: yeah, look, i think am i concerned? absolutely, and that is the lifeblood of the administration is the people that you're able to bring in and that you're able then to work with federal service, which, as josh said, is talent is a principal challenge from a in that bridging first term into the new second term. underscore and a believe mostly because this is really good pieces of advice we got from former chiefs including is you from josh which have to be very intentional this and very focused on question of keeping talent, but also being clear eyed when you need to evolve existing talent into new talent. you have to be looking for signs of fatigue, a consummate taking care of your team, but also constantly be looking for new talent because you will need it. here, just say one thing how the congress and isate handles confirmation an issue in this. both as it relates to how and the tom fuller that comes along. tomfoolery with it. you end up losing an opportunity to get really good talent on the field because they are diss

dennis, judy, thank you so much for coming on the show.f the human rights campaign, thank you very much for being here this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and now joining the conversation is pete buttigieg, former presidential candidate and author of the brand new book "trust." pete, great to see you. thanks for coming on the show today. >> same here, thanks for having me on. >> so this whole segment is talking about what is happening with the supreme court and the nomination of judge amy coney barrett. since i've got you, tell me your screws abo views this nomination and this particular nominee. >> of course like most americans, i believe that the winner of this presidential election ought to make the decision about who fills the seat. and we're not talking about an election day coming up. we're talking about an election underway. millions of americans have already voted. and those votes ought to be part of the decision making process here. so there is a process question, but more importantly, there is a substance question. ther

some in millions of dollars across the country they have already been $38.00 cases reported deceit dennis and ralph took me to see some of the figure had obtained through the fight against gould's chemists. who usually how did a victim is being blamed for pain and deceive to them. and they realize that there is no boom and that even from just for instance in this case you know the guys are the victims so real. and when this bus was booked to the police. we look at it in the stresses. of people. we found it was gross and then sent. to a shocked because initially did stop what he saw. actually deliberate often. having spoken to the police it's clear this is a growing and serious issue but i want to get a view from inside to find out what is really going on one of my connections monies to put me in contact with the goods coming yes i agreed to talk on the condition his identity is concealed so how many people are involved in this scum in this world. really myself people. aren't induced mistakes try to ward off connection instead go in there. become by anyone any good for sure when released i

denny marquardt is the 3rd generation to manage the business.is part steeple for the row 80 seems inexhaustible. to get. you on a small money markets. there seems to be my great grandmother's living room like cleared out so i could store my lawyer parts in air. where do all these parts come from. christian dies mostly from private owners for instance when a husband dies and the widow doesn't know what else to do but the parts in the cellar often the others in the business could meet chips when i go and buy everything. danny marquardt some great grandfather began collecting parts and they piled up over the past 50 years among the international community of row 80 fans denny marquardt has built a reputation as restore an estimated 1000 of the cars still exist in europe. and the owners come to danny from all over the world he's even had a customer from australia. from the very start the row 80 had problems in particular the engine was prone to breakdowns. the crux of the trouble was the rotor tip seals they were too soft to withstand the strain ove

dennis? >>> it was literally all hands or in this case, arms on deck for the a's and white sox today. the two clubs combined to use 17 pictures in this must win game three. veteran, mike, made his first career postseason start, didn't last long. robert hit one 487 feet to get chicago on the board, fires was fortunate to only allow that one run. he had 5 hits recorded only 5 out. bottom four, a's down 3-0. sean murphy, that is a two run home run, to get the a's within a run, family section, later in the inning, chicago's, matt foster, making his postseason debut and couldn't find the strike zone. he walked back to background and the a's took a 4-3 lead. chatted up with the game tied, he came through with 2 out, it was the only hit of that inning but drove in, and the a's are back up on top at 6-4. josc led the majors in runs batted in this season but rounds ended with the double-play. a's pitching staff, six runners over the final three innings, hang on, defeat the white sox 6- 4, they win a s

denny marquardt is the 3rd generation to manage the business.is part steeple for the row 80 seems inexhaustible. to get. all of. you on a small medium like this one some of the seems to be my great grandmother's living room like cleared it out so i could store. my employees are partners in air. where do all these parts come from christian dies mostly from private owners for instance when a husband dies and the widow doesn't know what else to do but the parts in the cellar often others in the business could meet took on i go and buy everything. danny marquardt some great grandfather began collecting parts and they piled up over the past 50 years among the international community of row 80 fans denny marquardt has built a reputation as restore an estimated 1000 of the cars still exist in europe. and the owners come to danny from all over the world he's even had a customer from australia. from the very start the row 80 had problems in particular the engine was prone to breakdowns. the crux of the trouble was the rotor tip seals they were too soft t

in honduras, dennis seeks a brighter future for his son and community using art to reclaim the city.formed the very symbol of past depression. viewfinder latin america, liberating a person on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. a look at the headlines. world health organization is warning that europe needs to speed up its fight against the coronavirus, but it is optimistic the countries will not need to return to national lockdown's. dozens of european countries are reporting a recognize -- a record rise in the number of infections. president erdogan has called for a boycott on french goods as tensions rise over president emmanuel macron's plans to reform islam and france -- islam in france. and armenia and azerbaijan have accused each other of violating a third humanitarian cease-fire just hours after it came into force. the countries are fighting over a disputed territory which is part of azerbaijan but controlled by ethnic armenians. the trump administration is saying it has planned a celebration event for the expected senate confirmation of amy coney barrett to the supreme court. he

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but this time they didn't get their man the car buyer dennis hughes financial troubles piled up.he banks grew impatient. wagons showed interest in su. the w. needed new models and had its eye on innes hughes newly developed k. 70. the midsize sedan was meant to compliment the row 80 in n.-s. used range. but the w. wasn't interested in the row 80 it wasn't profitable enough. in 1989 v.w. acquired n.s.u. and merged it with its subsidiary auto union to create what is now. was the row 80 a bad idea in the 1st place or just ahead of its time it was still a part of audi's range into the 1970 s. but the 1st oil crisis sealed the fate of the gas guzzling vanko powered car it was discontinued. might have been glacial can sound so one car maker had 2 cars around in the same market segment the only 100 and the row 80 note for the audi 100 was a success and the road 80 was appreciated but not a success it was one of the 2 had to go for theoretically they had the option of developing the row 80 further and making it more successful than the audi 100. they didn't do that. he decided to keep wo

professor dennis o'donnell hands out his latest grades. >>> coming up at 5:30, voting does not get much more convenient than in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. i'm jerome gage. i'm a full-time lyft driver. when this pandemic first started, i bought my own ppe because uber and lyft didn't provide it. these companies have been exploiting drivers like me for years. now prop 22 denies us basic rights like unemployment benefits and sick time. uber and lyft are billion-dollar companies, and they still won't let drivers get access to unemployment benefits. that's just wrong. tell uber and lyft to stop exploiting their drivers. vote no on prop 22. tell ubenature

dennis o'donnell joins us now, the early lead for them, but then what happened? >> we keep saying the same thing, year after year, after year, the pitching staff was supposed to be the strength of this team, coming into the series emma but they get up 46 hits, and 33 runs, in for games, to the houston astros. top second, look at my curveball, everybod at that. 449 feet, three run shot, a out toward the early lead, first of two home runs come today, they crews to the first three innings, difference to when, strikes again. three run shot, houston scored in four straight innings, and corrupted for 11 runs. three home runs, and 11 runs batted in and the series. they put up a fight with two in the ninth, plus davis, could strike three to end the rally, and the season, houston wins 11- next, they're going to the lcs for the fourth straight year. >> it is come you know, it is about feeling but hopefully, it doesn't happen next year. we just got to keep our head up, keep working, keep dreaming about moving forward, and winning a world series. in that is it. >> he gave a

dennis? >> pretty crazy actually, the a's were looking to history that dated back decades.the last time they won, a winner take all playoff game, 1973, richard nixon was in the oval office. oakland trailing 3-0 early, but getting back in the middle innings, john, the big two out in the fifth, driving 2, they have a 6-4 lead. the bullpen held the line. liam through 49 pitches yesterday, back today, struck out the side in the ninth, to finish it off. the a's beat the white sox 6-4, they win a playoff series for the first time since george w. bush was in the oval office. >> it was rewarding, obviously. we had to do a lot. i woke up this morning feeling like this was going to be a hard game. it was a hard game. >> what is the feeling now advancing past the first round? >> having an opportunity after that first game, coming back to redeem ourselves, that shows what we have going check >> finally, more executive branch history, 1973, the last time the a's won a winner take all game, they stepped down as vice president, and watergate was underway. more history, sports trivia, comi

thanks, dennis. >>> still ahead a bay area high school was ranked proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. nature's bounty is here for you. ready to take your immune support to the next level? the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. to wear a mask out in public around other people. sure it'll keep you healthy. but more importantly, i won't have to see your happy smiling face. ugh. and if you don't want to wear a mask, i've just got one thing to tell you. scram, go away. ugh. caring for each other because we are all in this together. so wear a mask and have a rotten day, will ya? ugh. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, as the

communications committee chairman dennis tater denis good to see you let's start with the t.s.a. numbers here are we seeing more consumer confidence as we head into this holiday travel season. absolutely and i've been flying if you fly into more of a line out there since the deal is struck that you referenced clearly seeing a change in passenger behavior people know that it's safe to fly from the mass of the earth loads of the cleaning. go in the iraq testing that i've seen talking about clearly a 1000000 mark is a lot of where we want to be but this shows that when people feel like they have a place to go they're not going to has safe travel safe but they need a place to go and they need. to be behind them to do that well last year aaa reported a record this was a record number of 115600000 americans that travel during the holiday season and travel data from o.a.g. it reported in late september for thanksgiving reservations usually one of the busiest weeks for airports the reservations are actually down by as much as 89 percent do you think that those are actually picking up in

i'm dennis o'donnell. we're on the eve of the as division series against the astros. a big game with the 49ers. if you listened to talk show radio this week, seemed like a controversy was brewing. turns out mullens is not quite ready for primetime. under the lights at levi stadium, even chris collinsworth. carson wentz. maybe this calmed everybody down. 11-yard touchdown run. 8-0 after a 2-point conversion. 49ers are on a high after brandon iuke. we found out why. look at that hurdle. that's worth a couple extra looks right there. his second touchdown in as many games. and the eagles' lead was cut to 8-7. he's pressured by avery. throws a bad pass. picked off by mcleod. quarterback pressure given up by mike on the

. >>> let's check in with dennis. >> hey, darren.eball world and the bay area mourn the loss of joe morgan tonight. >>> and on the field can the braves take down the dodgers in the national league championship series? we're on deck. >>> and a reminder, kpix5 has a new app that gives you easy around the clock access to proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. but you've neverhree seen it like this. now with xfinity internet, you can also save on wireless and streaming. get internet that's packed with power and up to $400 in savings with xfinity mobile. plus, stream your favorites with a flex 4k device included at no extra cost. it's three ways to get more and save more. oh look, another 3!

politico reporter karla marinucci and chairman of the san francisco republican party, john dennis. tonight at 6:00, the final presidential debate in nashville. it should have been the third, but it will be the second. how important is tonight to the candidates and the voters? john, we'll start with you. >> it's a tight election, so any appearance is important. so i think we need to see if the president can actually give joe biden enough space so he'll actually answer a question and give fodder to his opponents. >> i think we're 12 days out from the election. millions of voters have already cast their ballots. the president is behind the eye-ball in the polls. every single national poll, just about. he needs to turn this around. he is running out of time to do that. i think the challenge is for him tonight to focus, focus, focus on covid-19, on the economy, on things that americans care about out there. and on what his agenda is for a next term, if there is one. i think we've seen the president coming up to this debate being sort of increasingly angered with the media and sort of in

. >>> let's check in with dennis. >> hey, darren. the baseball world and the bay area mourn the loss of joe morgan tonight. >>> and on the field can the braves take down the dodgers in the national league championship series? we're on deck. >>> and a reminder, kpix5 has a new app that gives you easy around the clock access to ♪ ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> baseball hall of famer joe morgan who grew up in oakland and lived in danville passed away sunday at age 77. now morgan hit one of the greatest home runs in giant history. >> the one-two pitch. morgan belts it high and deep right field. way back to the fence, it is gone! home run joe morgan. >> that was the final day of the 1982 season. his shot knocked the dodgers out of the playoff race. morgan was already a hall of famer before his two years in san francisco. he won a pair of world series with the big red machine in 1975

joining us now is mayor john dennis and mayor malty walsh of boston. good to have you both with us.or walsh, let me start with you. first of all, condolences about the patriots not being able to play. we know that cam newton tested positive along with a number of players from the kansas city chiefs, so that game will be pushed back until monday or tuesday, at least according to the latest word from the nfl. but that's the least of bostoni bostoni bostonians' worries. what's the most of the worries? >> thank you for having us. i think the best something is worry about super spreader events. it's worried about we've seen in boston now over the course of the last couple of weeks a small uptick. we're looking at different metrics. but we're looking at the science and the data and we want to make sure as we think about reopening next steps and next phases that it's going to remain safe for people. people have lost their life here in this country and here in boston and in the commonwealth of massachusetts. so i would rather err on the side of caution than you shall this opening. because w

here's dennis murphy with "she never left." >>> she'd been gone, unaccounted for for more than 20 years. his mother, bonnie. >> it was odd to be the one that took -- to be the one that found her. >> you'd spent a lot of your life looking for her, right? >> yes, sir. >> there's a poignant video of the mother and child's last christmas morning together, december, 1992. >> yay! >> the boy, aaron, was 3 1/2. >> mom! >> ooh. >> yes! >> look at that later. >> you've seen maybe some home movies and some old pictures. >> yeah. recently i've seen some -- the christmas video. >> you like that? >> yeah. >> okay. >> it didn't trigger any memory. >> no memory goes with that? >> no, sir. >> can't remember so much as a touch or the sound of her voice. >> okay. >> but this story is all about memories. memories lost, memories later testified to. had the child, now a grown man, really seen something as terrible as all that? this is a boy's story like few others. >> mom? >> go back in time to january, 1993, in jacksonville, florida. it's just after the holidays, and there's an argument going on inside tha

here is dennis murphy with "before the storm." >>> the woman captured on security camera moving ghost-like from one room to the next is 37-year-old crystal mcdowell, a real estate agent from baytown, texas. it's thursday, august 25th, 2017. at 7:35 a.m., crystal gets into her black mercedes coupe and backs out of the driveway. on her way to work, but crystal never makes it. texts, phone calls, and emails go unanswered. when crystal's extended family gathers later that evening to watch a pay per view boxing match, cousin jay cherry says they aren't sure if they should be annoyed or concerned. >> it was the night of the mayweather and mcgregor fight. my whole family is here. my brother comes up to me and is like, crystal's missing. but in my head i'm like, what? like, you don't -- you're like, find her. >> that doesn't make sense. >> yeah. he's like, no, she's missing. no one's talked to her since 7:00 in the morning. i'm like, that doesn't mean anything. her phone could be broke, these busy, she works a lot. >> crystal's aunt, a local beautici beautician, was also dismissive when her son ca

dennis is professor of epidemiology at the university of new york school of public health joins us via skype professor welcome to the program so the bottom line is donald trump do you think pulse of point now where he can no longer be infectious. well yeah and i think that is the key question to ask your not whether it's positive or negative on the test but whether he it's possible that he could still be infectious or not infectious and then 2nd to that is whether or not it's reasonable to assume that he can be immune to getting probate again in the future or whether you get these are 2 different questions and i believe the answers to both of them are not totally clear at this time so they as everybody else takes a test and these are the put the the positive or negative he takes a test and has no longer a transmission risk according to his doctor what does that even mean. well i mean i think the you know that the u.s. president's claims and possibly also his his physicians i mean let's the stipulate the president is far from an expert unquote 19 and he's routinely chosen to deviate fro

paper make the argument that the director of national intelligence outranked leon and, therefore, denny blair ought to make that appointment. but in the real world blair should have known that that was turf that was jealously guarded at langley. panetta knew that, and blair sent out a directive without informing panetta to all the station saying that he, denny blair, would be avoiding the new station chiefs. well, panetta waited about a half hour and set out another message to all the stations saying, disregard the previous message. well, this was not a fair fight. this went to the white house, but leon knew exactly who had his back on this one. not only barack obama, but vice president joe biden who wound up being the referee on this one. and as he walked into the office to adjudicate this with biden, leon turned to him and said, joe, is our teatime still 930 thymic to mark? and biden biden said yes. and blair knew he was a dead man walking. >> yeah, you know, this book is not just about the white house, the president, the cia directors but it's also a chronicle of american foreign pol