doug harris did a study that shows the school enrollment issues have not really -- you know, they arey small, the decrease in school enrollment, but this issue of ensuring the kids feel agency in connection, that's the big issue -- agency and connection, that's the big issue. host: randi weingarten, president of the american federation of teachers. phone lines, democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. and as we often do when you join us, a special line for teachers and students to call in to ask your questions, (202) 748-8003. guest: and before you take a question, can i just say, to all those students and parents, we are going to do as great a year as we possibly can because you are number one, and to our members and the teachers and paras and school bus drivers, thank you, because they are -- host: you mentioned taking tests. survey after survey has shown test scores have suffered for students across grades since the pandemic. how do you fix that? how do you catch kids up and what do you tell teachers when it comes to these tests and scor

spoiled brat, i hope her music fails and she goes down in a ball of fire. >> harris: that is why lisa is my friend. >> dougg out here? i was worried. are you ambiguous about this? i agree. >> lisa: it all started -- >> harris: who is her audience? look at oliver and jason and "rich men north of richmond," look at recent hits, what will she be doing now and what about the music she made? >> kayleigh: she has high accolades for taylor swift, she shares her political views, which are far left, i don't know this person's political views, i assume based on her comments they don't align with country. she can go to pop. >> harris: with selena gomez. >> she can try. veteran homeowners. do you know what's taking a big bite out of family budgets? car loans. car loans used to have lower rates and took just a few years to pay off. now rates can be 12 to 15% and take five years or more to pay off. get a newday 100 va cash out loan at lower mortgage rates to pay off those high rate car loans. own your car and have no more monthly car payments. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet

doug harris just did a big study that shows the school enrollment issues have not really -- they are fairly small, they decrease the school enrollment. but this issue of ensuring kids feel agency and connection, that's the big issue. >> i want to invite callers to join our conversation. randi weingarten is president of the american federation of teachers, ft.org is where you can find them online. phone lines as usual, democrats 202-748-8000, republicans 202- 748-8001, independents -- the special line for teachers and students to call in to ask your question. 202-748-8003. >> before you take a question, d can i just sssay to all of thos students and errands, we are going to do as great a year as we possibly can because your number one and two are numbers and teachers and parents and school bus drivers. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> as folks are calling in, a second ago you mentioned taking tests. survey after survey has shown test scores have suffered for students across grades since the pandemic. how do you fix that? how do you catch kids up and what do you tell teachers when i

doug harris did a study that shows the school enrollment issues have not really -- you know, they aresmall, the decrease in school enrollment, but this issue of ensuring the kids feel agency in connection, that's the big issue -- agency and connection, that's the big issue. host: randi weingarten, president of the american federation of teachers. phone lines, democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. and as we often do when you join us, a special line for teachers and students to call in to ask your questions, (202) 748-8003. guest: and before you take a question, can i just say, to all those students and parents, we are going to do as great a year as we possibly can because you are number one, and to our members and the teachers and paras and school bus drivers, thank you, because they are -- host: you mentioned taking tests. survey after survey has shown test scores have suffered for students across grades since the pandemic. how do you fix that? how do you catch kids up and what do you tell teachers when it comes to these tests and scores

i mean, the person behind the president is less popular than he is, kamala harris and doug, i know forthe talk, democrats may actually try to run her. >> oh, i think there is increasing likelihood, harris, that could be the case. as joe biden's numbers sink and as the questions about his age grow more serious, i think there is a greater opportunity that come the end of the year joe biden meets with the family over the christmas holidays and makes the decision not to run. that's by no means certain but it is absolutely possible and harris's numbers, as you suggest, are even weaker than joe biden's and they would give a great opportunity not only for the republicans at the presidential level but at the senatorial and congressional levels, too. >> harris: and they are even weak for kamala harris. she appears to be working on the black vote in the last few days. you've seen the dancing video celebrating 50 years of hip-hop. that's a lightness. not the heaviness for people of color but back drop video for her. they built her up this person will stand in at ground 0. i don't believe in coinc

. >> harris: doug schoen who worked for bill clinton and with hillary clinton when she was senator andt hour, this is an affront to kamala harris as vice president. what a slap in the face. the president designated gavin newsom, california governor of a failed state, it is. to be his surrogate in that moment. so to deliver the rebuttal, the spine, that flavor after republicans get on stage, all of whom are tied or beating him in hypotheticals. nikki haley outside margin of error for the second week as we look at polls, still beating joe biden by 5%. what a slap in the face to the vice president. what does this mean? he is not just thifrsy, he is getting out of the straw. i don't know if they can get him on the ballot, deadlines are coming up. are you laughing at my straw comment? >> fabulous metaphor. >> lisa: appreciated by all. >> kayleigh: this comes as voters say president biden is not with it, he's too old. we saw in michigan, the short staircase out of air force one, not by accident, don't let him trip. goes through mission of team biden not to let him trip. he is doing exercises

let's welcome in doug wilford with brown, harris, stevens. he calls the area home, too. >> absolutely. >> good to see you. >> good to be here. >> why is poughkeepsie so hot. it's got maris college, it's a nice town. but who is buying and why are prices driven up? >> it has two things going for it. value and location, which is what consumers are looking for today. value, it's -- if you look at the price you would pay in west chester, just to the south and closer to the city, you'll be paying about twice the amount per square foot than in poughkeepsie. you're an hour and a half from new york city. if you're a commuter, before 2020, that may not have been attractive to you. if you're working remotely or a hybrid position, maybe three days a week with that commute, if you can save money, is not a bad deal. it's a great town. ibm just committed $20 billion into the hudson valley including po kiughkeepsie poughkeepsie. you have cultural diversity. you have great education. marist. a great education system because of that. you have great health care

doug, i come to you first. you are the vice president. kamala harrishey pick this guy, also from your state of california to give the rebuttal, if you will, after that debate. >> well, my take on that is it is a direct personal insult to the vice president and also, harris, to be clear, is an acknowledgement. i was going to say -- explicit acknowledgement that her poll numbers are even worse than joe biden's fading poll numbers. your introduction, to be completely candid, is exactly right. this is crisis time. their bidenomics advertising is not working. the sense that the country is out of control and is adrift on the wrong direction is growing. bottom line, democrats everywhere are increasingly saying joe biden shouldn't run. >> harris: molly hemingway, how do republicans capitalize off of this? >> this is interesting to have gavin newsom here. he is less a surrogate and more of a reminder of why democrats aren't super excited about their ag aging, troubled president whose policies are so unliked. the polls are all over the place but point in the sam

i ain't even careless, got to give respect to the vp harris and of course doug, by the way, shout outand i'm chilling in d.c. if you're keeping track, that was also a shout out to djd. nice who is dj for this vice president and president obama. as we sign off, i ask you who else would you like to see celebrated at the white house? what musicians, actors or others? you can let me know at ari melber. who else would you like to see celebrated at the vice presidential or presidential level. "the reidout" is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> the time for impeachment is the time when there's evidence linking president biden, if there's evidence, linking president biden to a high crime or misdemeanor. that doesn't exist right now. >> even conservative congressman ken buck knows it's ridiculous that republicans like marjorie taylor greene are pushing to impeach president biden before even establishing the smallest hint of wrongdoing. also tonight, we're learning more about the mar-a-lago i.t. guy who could be a key witness for prosecutors in trump's classified documents case. >>> pl

harris problem to fester and grow. it's interesting to see the mainstream media finally get this, doug. your thoughts, doug collins. >> it's interesting. i'm really concerned about her worrying about joe biden's actual legacy which i thought was really interesting. the bigger part is, they're struggling right now to realize they have nothing past joe biden. i think at this point in time they realize the vice president is not a viable option. nobody else is stepping forward. they're sort of in a stuck position with joe biden and multiple things that are coming on. however, the one thing we were talking about this off set a second ago, the fact that the polling shows that nobody wants him to run, nobody wants him to -- they don't think anything is going well under this president. yet when you go head to head with other republicans it's with a 2 point -- basically a dead heat. i think the race is a long way from over. it's interesting that the media is uncomfortable with joe biden right now because he's not lived up to what they thought he could. maria: exactly. i mean, a new cbs poll find

doug and i send our prayers to senator feinstein's family. again, the statement tonight from vice president kamala harris, there is no shortage of condolences for the late senator here in the bay area. she was a mentor, an inspiration to many women in politics. she served her service, started decades ago in san francisco, where she was elected to the san francisco board of supervisors before becoming the city's first woman mayor. she paved the way for so many of us to be who we are and to show up as women and to contain avenue to fight and think of her. i think of her, her steely presence. i mean, she was her own person. and no one was going to push her around. 25 women in the senate now stand on feinstein's shoulders. those who knew her describe her as a treasure. feinstein's death leaving a gaping hole in california politics, one that will be certainly difficult to fill. now we look forward to the tough task ahead for gavin, governor newsom, our crystal bailey has been looking into the next steps in naming a replacement. and crystal, the governor is under some pressure now. that's right. governor newsom needs to appoint someone to replace sen

doug, say the poll numbers went there. who would it be? michelle obama showed no interest or very little in this, but if desperation struck and can't be kamala harris, where do they turn? >> i think first it would be kamala harris. she is the sitting vice president. and in polling my firm has done, she's well ahead of the field. if it wasn't, my money is on gavin newsom who has the interest, the money, and the energy. he would be my bet, notwithstanding the very real problems in california that i don't minimize at all. >> tudor, how much do these, what happened in hawaii, he is going to florida tomorrow, we'll see how the president performs there, but these big emergencies where joe biden seems absent, and when he is there, he is flippant. you described him as a moderate. he hasn't governed as a moderate, i know that's how people view him. when it comes to emergencies and the governor of florida, ron desantis, stepping up, being all over it, over time does that add to his challenges? >> absolutely. i think as republicans get smarter how to talk to voters, how to educate, advertise these messages, i think this really hurts him. doesn't hurt him as m

and vice president kamala harris will be at the 911 memorial in new york. second gentleman, dougoff will be attending events at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. right now, we turn to abc news for a special report. >> this is an abc news special report says september 11th, a america remembers. >> and good morning. for those of you just joining us. we're taking a moment now to mark the 22nd anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. there you see the sites where the terrorists struck 22 years ago at the former site of the world trade center in lower manhattan. families are gathering to read the names of the nearly 3000 people who died . vice president kamala harris is there to pay her respects as well. gatherings also at the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. first lady dr. jill biden will be at the pentagon ceremony. a wreath laying will take place there, followed by remarks from joint chiefs chairman, general mark milley and defense secretary lloyd austin and the first lady in shanksville. the bells of amendments will soon ring payin

vice president kamala harris was among those paying their respects in new york city. second gentleman, doughis respects with a wreath laying ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania. and first lady jill biden laid a wreath at the national nine over 11 pentagon memorial. and here in the bay area, people from multiple faiths gathered in palo alto in remembrance of 9/11. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live now in palo alto with more from today's ceremony. lamonica julie, dozens of people gathered at palo alto city hall to remember the victims of september 11th. they told stories of unity. they sang songs and they talked about ways that all of us can help eliminate hate in the community and around the world. in the tenor, the people on this september 11th, the american muslim voice foundation held a multi faith peace ceremony in remembering of those who lost their lives and the terrorist attack of 2001. what we are trying to do is change this negative day into one of community and peace building. palo alto mayor lydia ku opened the program. speaking of community togetherness, as those in

doug emhoff will represent the biden administration. he'll be there as part of that ceremony. vice president harris paid her respects at ground zero in new york city. first lady jill biden went to participate in the traditional wreath laying ceremony at the pentagon earlier this morning. so all angles of this white house and administration honoring those participating in these memorial services, and the fact that the president is going to be speaking at a military base in alaska, in particular i'm told, is meant to send this message that so many people after 9/11 were inspired to join the armed forces, and that that is a ripple effect that isn't always talked about as much. so that's something the white house wants to honor today, and the president will certainly thank those who so bravely will be a part of that day and the response, but also in the years and decades since when it comes to that public service. he will mark that moment there before returning here to the white house later today where there is a small memorial, two american flags draped over the north portico here to honor that. the b

vice president kamala harris is attending the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york. second gentleman, doug emhoff will take part in a wreath laying ceremony and shanksville, pennsylvania. first lady jill biden will lay a wreath at the national 9.11 pentagon memorial. and president biden will deliver remarks u.s. service members at a military base in alaska on his way back to washington after trip to asia. that was reshad hudson reporting. >> time now is 909 and the suicide prevention month gets underway. engineers in the bay area are continuing their work, creating a barrier should protect people from jumping off the golden gate bridge and harming themselves. this after we just found out the identity of a person who is the latest to commit suicide. a missing netflix engineer. his body was discovered weeks later found northeast of the bridge every year about 30 people end up dying from suicide at the golden gate bridge. the deterrence system that they're building. it's a safety net. then under construction since 2017. and they think that it should be done by the end of this year. if you or

vice president kamala harris will attend the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york. second gentleman, doug emhoff will take part in a wreath laying ceremony. >> and shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden will lay a wreath at the national 9.11 pentagon memorial. and president biden will deliver remarks u.s. service members at a military base in alaska on his way back to washington after trip to asia. >> and this is not the first time a president has not visited one of the attack sites on the observance of 9.11, presidents. bush and obama also chose different locations to commemorate the day reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to all right. thank you, 6.21. we should mention the san francisco's fire department is going to holding a ceremony in remembrance each firefighter. >> and emergency service provider who lost their lives during that tragic day. that service starts at 6.45? so in about 20 minutes from now, firefighters will be ringing the apparatus bell 3 times to signify the last alarm, a term referring to a firefighter who has given their life while performing their

vice president kamala harris is attending the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york. second gentleman, dougwill take part in a wreath laying ceremony and shanksville, pennsylvania. first lady jill biden will lay a wreath at the national 9.11 pentagon memorial. and president biden will deliver remarks u.s. service members at a military base in alaska on his way back to washington after trip to asia. >> that was reshad hudson reporting for us this morning. it is 7.23. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news where you tell you how south bay officials trying to combat the opioid crisis. they have some new money. hi, i'm katie. i live in flagstaff, arizona. i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more cognitive clarity. memory is better. it's been about two years now and it's working for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription

vice president kamala harris will attend the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york. second gentleman, doug emhoff will take part in a wreath laying ceremony. >> and shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden will lay a wreath at the national 9.11 pentagon memorial. and president biden will deliver remarks u.s. service members at a military base in alaska on his way back to washington after trip to asia. it will not be the first time the president has not visited any 3 of the attack sites on the day. >> presidents obama and bush also chose different locations to mark the day as well. reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> francisco fire department will be holding a ceremony in remembrance of each firefighter and emergency service provider who lost their lives during the tragic event. it's going to start at 6.45. this morning. firefighters will ring the apparatus bill 3 times to signify the last alarm. that's a term referring to a firefighter who has given their life while performing their duty. the united auto workers and carmakers, they are still far apart on a new c

vice president kamala harris is attending the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york. second gentleman, doug emhoff will take part in a wreath laying ceremony and shanksville, pennsylvania. first lady jill biden will lay a wreath at the national 9.11 pentagon memorial. and president biden will deliver remarks u.s. service members at a military base in alaska on his way back to washington after trip to asia. >> and that was reshad hudson reporting. we will keep you posted throughout the morning on what's going on to commemorate 9 11 here in the bay area. it's a 23. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, kaiser is facing a lawsuit and the heat. we're going to see why the hospital it is being a target saying that they're putting their patients at risk when it comes to their private information. so we'll have that story. and flying cars are coming soon. oh, my gosh. this is from a bay area company and they say they've got the car. the future to charlotte school, future to charlotte school, doesn't we gotta see this selection for ourselves. tile, wood, stone, laminate and vinyl. this hardwood

. >> in new york city, vice president kamala harris represented the white house during the annual memorial at ground 0. her husband, second gentleman, doug emhoff will attend a memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, the site where united flight 93 went down and members of congress will hold their own moments of remembrance at the capitol today. reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> let's talk about our forecast on monday. taking a live look across downtown san francisco. a pretty warm day on tap for us here in the bay area. kron meteorologist dave spahr is here. he's got more details a day. noel. good day, everybody. and look at the sunshine catching most of the bay here. look at the blue skies, blue bay. pretty much all the fog is eroded away. it will revisit us tomorrow in a big way, though. here's a look at the current winds, though, a little bit of a breeze happening onshore. of course, picking up a little bit along the west, not so apparent off towards the east. current temperatures already marching in the lower 80's east of the east bay hills got 80 up to santa rosa. >> 68 san francisco with a 63 for half moon bay for com

. >> in new york city, vice president kamala harris represented the white house during the annual memorial at ground 0. her husband, second gentleman, doug emhoff will attend a memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, the site where united flight 93 went down and members of congress will hold their own moments of remembrance at the capitol today. reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> and happening today, cities across the bay are coming together. also to remember the lives lost on 9.11. we've got rain. harvey standing by here in the studio with more on that part of the story. james, multiple remembrance events are going to be happening today. >> happening in the south bay right now, state senator dave cortese will be in san jose to lead a 9.11 remembrance ceremony. that's santa clara county sheriff's office. you have congressman zo lofgren and santa clara supervisor, cindy chavez and chiefs fire chief and the fire departments are also going to be at that now over the east bay contra costa county fire. they're going to be hosting the annual fallen firefighter memorial service that's happening in the city of clayton, a reef lane as

doug e. fresh, slick rick, remy ma at a house party hosted by the vice president of the united states. on saturday, vice president kamala harrissing common freestyling. it's what she had to say about the genre's influence on pop culture. >> hip-hop culture is america's culture. it is a genre. it is music and melody and rhyme. and hip-hop is also an ethos. of strength and self-determination, of ambition and aspiration. of pride, power, and purpose. >> i was there, too, along with my next guest, known commonly in the atl as erin 3,000. editor at large for the 19th. we got out of the rain together after saturday, but i have to say, you have done some really great work on vice president harris. you have done very great work on how she's looked at and what her influence is, and how she's a lot of times underestimated. talk a little bit about how significant it was for the vice president to have a party where lil wayne showed up at her house and she was dancing to it. >> yeah, i mean, it was definitely quite a moment in the vice president's tenure, but look, i think as she said, she wanted to celebrate this most american musical gen

alternative is vice president kamala harris, who, if the numbers be believed, that i do, is actually weaker, both in terms of her ratings and against trump thannst joe biden. >> doug, those numbers have tightened, though, and in some battlegrounhtenedd states,o trump is shown now ahead. i mean, is there a moment where the politicow s step in and say, okay, enough of this, we can't win this in 24? >> we're a long wa we'y awayre t that, pete. it could happen. but with donald trump facing foreigdonald tn and numbers that are almost as bad, if notan joe in some instances, worse than joe biden. we're a long way away from it for purely political, purely political reasons. >> nothing to do with competence, nothing to doo with ethics. >> all political. tutor you're familiar with onee. of the players on the poll numbers? it's poll numbers. yeah. you're exactly it is polnumbers. . els. exactly it is polnumbers. >> that's how washington works on so many levels. what do you make of her name o being in the others? michelle obama being another one. tudomichelle r? restin >> well, i thinkg. poi it's interesting because i do think that the point of pollsbie is good because joe bi