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dustin: eight months ago for this rookie come.the moments he pulled the man to safety. his life hanging in the balance. >> speaking to the fire department, they said if i would have not done that, it could have been life-threatening. >> is dedication not only to his work but his community is amazing. he is from san jose, born and raised here, the ultimate we can give back to our officers -- to give back to our community. dustin: when you see this, what is going through your mind now? >> i just hope he is ok. i'm glad i was there. i am it worked out well. if this would occur again, i would have done the same exact thing again. dustin: taking protect and serve to another level. dan: amazing. the pandemic has brought a unique piece of history back to the san diego zoo. it is an eight page letter written by a young girl in 1941. she was 11 years old at the time and living with a foster family on noriega street, after fleeing austria. she wrote not long after the great depression and wrote about how seeing the lions and tigers brought

dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: we are hoping for blue skies despite the wild fires in northern california. up here, success depends on the choices you make. but i know i've got this. and when it comes to controlling his type 2 diabetes, my dad's got this, too. with the right choices, you have it in you to control your a1c and once-weekly trulicity may help. most people taking trulicity reached an a1c under 7%. and it starts lowering blood sugar from the first dose, by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. t

reporter dustin dorsey takes a look. 48 states and 98 days, the world record tour that the all new fullric fr voswonight now. yesterday stopped at a facility in san jose. >> great to be here when the e.v. evolution is starting here. dustin: california will feature many more cars as the state begins its e.v. sales mandate in 2025. semiconductors, more than 50 of them, are in the car. the company showcases the work the country is doing to make the country greener. >> when we are making semiconductors, you are at the low-end end of the wooden pole. so to see the enthusiasm around the car is really special. dustin: about 50% of all new vehicles at the end of the decade will feature a partially or fully electric powertrain. so far, there have been 95 stops at charging stations for this car. california has lofty goals, but given these stats, is pg&e ready for the increased load? >> we have 25% of all electric vehicles in the country in our service area of california, so this is something we have had our eyes on for a while and

dustin dorsey asked the experts for tips on how to keep it clean.es in their history of california continue to burn in the northern part of the state. but, their impacts are felt far and wide. wind is blowing the smoke to the bay area creating hazardous air indoors and outdoors. >> many of the same health effects for all kinds of pollution. you do not want to be breathing this. you need to protect yourself. dustin: a uc berkeley professor and his team have been studying these harmful effects on bay area resident. smoky skies and bad air quality will be a reality in the be -- bay area for a while. but, it is how you react to that matters. that means creating a cleaner air space in your home. >> the most important thing to remember is you do not have to breathe wildfire smoke. dustin: the first thing is, stay indoors on smoky days and keep your doors and windows close. run and air purifier or create your own using an air fiddle -- air filter level 10 or higher using a box fan -- or higher, a box fan, and duct tape. >> air quality improves when they tu

dustin: as summer comes to an end, families enjoyed the warm labor day weather at raging waters. as they cooled off, a potential health threat loomed. a spare the air alert was issued for the bay area through tuesday due to poor air quality. >> unhealthy is orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. that's when elderly, children, people with respiratory conditions should stay indoors as well as those exercising outdoors should refrain. dustin: breathing polluted air can lead to lasting health problems that studies show is similar to smoking cigarettes. the bay area saw 52 spare the air days in 2020, 12 so far this year, more than two months in the last two years. >> it can bring on things like asthma and long-term respiratory illnesses, long-term damage to the lungs. dustin: of the alerts are made for two reasons -- when there is high particular matter due to wildfires, or smog impacts, something we see a lot on labor day weekend. when you can see or smell smoke, you know the air-quality is bad. o-zone is harder to detect and can be even more harmful. >> you can't wear a mask to pro

dustin dorsey digs in -- dug into found -- dug into find out. reporter: you would rather be safe than sorry. with more than 80% of the eligible population fully vaccinated, san jose mayor sam liccardo says the city took what he calls another step toward keeping people safe at any indoor event with 50 or more people at city-owned locations, proof of covid-19 vaccine will be required. >> we want our residents to enjoy going to shows and shark against. it is important for them to have fun and feel confident they will be safe. this is one more step we can take to reduce the risk. >> this mandate includes museums, theaters, and sports arenas. there are several events coming up that will be impacted. when hamilton comes to the san jose center for the performing arts in october, or when the san jose sharks host their first preseason game in a few weeks, guests will be fully vaccinated. negative covid test no longer applies. after a year that saw limited or no capacity, bill schroer with history park thinks this is a good idea for everyone. >> we want t

dustin hopkins, isn't that an actor? a field goal kicker, too, a good one. time expires in washington wins a wild one, 30-29. that is all of the sports tonight. ken, back to you. >> all right, charlie, thank you. >>> tonight, a new exhibit traces the roots to the bay area low rider movement. coming up, showcase of local culture >>> a new exhibit just opened. low rider art. >> got to see it. >> it is amaze. >> it showcases the unique art and culture created by latinos for the low rider movement. it is on display at the mission cultural center. it used to considered a criminal activity and today it is accepted by the society that once reject it. >> i felt proud to be brown. in my low rider, then and to this day. it is just a great feeling. >> if you like to check it out the exhibit runs until september 29th. >>> we'll be right back. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> it is going to [male announcer] the following program is sponsored by food for the poor. (cinematic guitar music) - [girl speaker] when we don't find food to eat, i feel like fainting.

dustin tyler and his team gave me a demonstration of that. >> he's got a big head. >> a lot of people for years. >> reporter: with a headseon, i played a game of popping bubbles with just the right amount of force. simple, right? with the sensory turned off, i consistently overdid it. but once they had the sensors on my hand, i could feel the outer edges of the bubbles. i'm feeling something. oh, wow! oh, wow, that is so amazing. dustin tyler says this technology might enable another big leap, a future where humans are no longer limited by the skin. brandon prestwood lost his arm in a workplace accident in 2012, and is also a participant in tyler's study. he too had surgery connecting his nerves to sensors in the fingtips of a sophisticated prosthetic limb. >> basically they've mapped where if they put th electrical signal to this contact on the nerve cuff, then that makes me feel a pin prick in my index finger. >> reporter: but he doesn't even have to wear it to get that feeling. >> the fact is attached to his arm is actually kind of arbitrary, we can put the prosthesis anywhere in t

ama: we continue with dustin dorsey, he has more from calfire and the mayor of south lake tahoe. >> aiew from above the fir fir tells devastating story, calfire has mostly made progress but it continues to push along highways 50 and 89. wind depth embers and created spot fires one mile past the fire line, leaving south lake tahoe at risk. >> the fire was spotted well over the 89, well into the tahoe basin. >> homes are threatened, our community is threatened and i never thought that was possible. >> these are some of the views from overnight, crews desperately working to save structures as the fire rages on. many homes were not as lucky. in their briefing tuesday morning, kyle fire says structure defense is a priority as it pushes into tahoe. >> all night long we are doing structure prep and defense and a lot of this area down the 50 toward the 89. that continues to be our priority because we have so many structures to watch out for. >> the residence of south lake tahoe worked their way out of town when evacuation orders went into effect. the mayor says the city was evacuated in five

dustin dorsey asked to the experts for some tips on how to keep it clean. >> the largest wildfire in the largest wildfire in history of california continues to burn in the northern part of the state but the impacts are felt far and want -- far and wide. this creates a hazardous air quality outdoors and even indoors. >> wildfire smoke is associated with many of the same health effects for all kinds of outdoor pollution. you need to protect yourself from it. >> joshua and his team have studying these harmful effects on bay area residents. these will be a reality in the bay area for quiet sometime while these burn. it is not what happens to you but how you react to it that matters. that means creating a cleaner air space in your home. >> you don't have to breathe wildfire smoke. >> this could be done in simple ways. the first thing is to stay indoors. on smoky days like today, keep your doors and windows closed. run an air purifier or create your own. people who took the steps took s create a cleaner airspace cut create a cleaner airspace cut this in half. >> air quality tends to improv

dustin dorsey is on the story. >> for more than a decade, 17 former san jose state female swimmers sayir calls for help amid sexual harassment by their trainer were not heard. the department of justice found san jose state university violated title ix rules, and will have to pay $1.6 million to the former athletes harassed. a win in the eyes of the attorney for 10 former athletes. >> the feeling is one of vindication. >> they found san jose failed to respond to claims of harassment, including unwelcome sexual touching. the department found they retaliated against two employees who try to alert the school about the behavior. >> for over a decade, clients were led to believe the conduct they suffered was ok. seeing the department of justice come forward with the findings, words cannot express that feeling. >> the university releases statement saying "we think of them -- individuals who came forward. to the effective student athletes, we deeply apologize. the deal g a day -- details way they will handle complaints in the future, in hopes something like this never happens again. >> so this

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kristen: you are looking live at the first all civilian flight for spacex. its launch from florida. this is the spacex livestream. the first orbital mission in history to be staffed entirely by civilians. larry: want to give you a look at a lift off, which took place minutes ago. there are four people on this three-day mission. and they are taking off where they did in at 3, 2, 1. they larry: part of our effort toar build a bay area includes making sure our communities are safe. the rollout of a crisis team called macro is delayed again. there are questions from the community about how the program is coming together. race and cultural reporter julian glover spoke to activists and city leaders today. >> there is no reason why we need to prolong this any further. reporter: report delivered to the oakland city council public safety committee on tuesday outlined macro, the mobile assistance community responders of oakland. it will not hit the streets of east and west oakland until novembe

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> we are always checking that air quality.>> interestingly enough, i am starting with air quality because even as our weather heats up, the air quality will improve. let's look at how conditions look right now, we have moderate air quality across most of the bay area. those are the yellow dots. you can see the forecast indicates we are going to get clearer and clearer air over the next few days. this is represented by green, yellow and blue. into saturday, much more blue showing up on the map. the onshore breeze will be pushing much of that smoke in the upper atmosphere to our east. it is good news for us. here is a look at the golden gate as we look at air air quality advisory. notice throughout the region tomorrow. good to moderate the next three days after that. here is a view of the setting sun. 62 degrees in san francisco. clouds increasing just a bit. in the north bay, 68 degrees. 76 at fairfield. 72 at livermore. these are the forecast we will see. fog in the coast, hazy overnight tomorrow, a little more -- a little war

dustin dorsey got the lucky assignment to come visit. >> if you live in the bay area, you already know the best places to eat. now we have the official list to prove it. after the year off, they announced 45 nuance, nearly two dozen on the list are from near the bay area , including los carnalitos, -- >> the level of family and the people that are employed here is deep. it will mean a lot for them. >> some call it bang for your buck and others say getting your money's worth. you have to be able to get to course meal for around 40 bucks. the places on this list feature the best spots with the best food at the best price. enter list carnally dust taco truck in redwood city. >> we could not find like that. not like mexico city. that is why we decided to bring this here. >> it is highlighted by their quesadillas and tacos, whether it is your first time or one of many. >> there is a lot of good mexican food around here. quite the price is great. >> there is never a shortage of people lining up for the food. and i had to try out the famous el pastor myself. ending up on this list does not ha

the dodgers with the third place betts, clean-up dustin turner and quorrey seger due up against him. >> taking on the heart of the beast. mcgee, 59th time he's coming in. 29 saves on the year. and always seems that it just has to be that way. when you're a closer, so often in the bottom of the ninth inning or in the ninth inning, always seems to feature the heart of the beast. he's going to take on three guys with power. >> so mcgee against mookie betts. betts is 0-3. fouled out to first, flied out to right center and flied out to left center. here we go. he pitched in yesterday afternoon's game, 16 pitches, after not having pitched in eight days. quickly a called strike on the inside. it's 0-1. it's a little bit low, just barely, at 96 miles an hour. >> the straight-away defense the giants are putting on to defend against mookie betts. see yastrzemski in right field. but everybody else pretty straight-away. everybody else pretty straight. >> sharply to bryant. off the bag and belt got the foot back on the bag just in time. >> seen a couple of wide throws from bryant the last week or

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> check out the whole list at abc7news.com.veryone can afford french laundry or those types of meals. that gives you the opportunity for great food at a reasonable price. >> you don't want that kind of food all the time. this is first pitch. >> all right. wine production is expected to be historically low in france this year after frost and mildew fungus ravages across the country. two thirds of the harvest was destroyed. one winemaker turned to large candles to save his vines. the heat protected the graves from the spring frost. temperatures plunged to more than 23 degrees because of the damage across the country, prices for french wine is expected to spike. >> that is incredible. the whole vineyard. how creative and intelligent to think of putting candles out there to keep them warm. >> i saw a tear welling up in your eye. that is when bad why comes along. loss of production and increase in price. let's take a look at what is going on with our forecast, i almost said wind forecast. -- wine forecast. highs tomorrow will be mor

her brother dustin was the [inaudible] one of the family. and he was thrilled that when venus was baptized at the age of 30. in the first day after first appearance, dustin would need his faith to believe should be found soon, and alive. but he also still had hope in his own theory that dog was holding her hostage. >> my figure it was another desperate attempt of his to triangular back. so she wasn't having contact with him and stuff, so he tried to manipulator and concern to coming back to him. >> so we just stay on the fence -- >> but police feared the worst and became looking for a body. they searched miles of rolling farm country, thick wooded areas throughout western michigan. >> helicopters came out. >> yes the helicopters came out. >> and they were searching, dogs are searching. >> there's a lot of water around? here >> we ran around the river -- >> immediately after her disappearance lead detective, mike scott, had zeroed in on the obvious, the husband. but when fbi agents verify dog story that he'd been in virginia, scott had to sta

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kristen: coming up at 4:30, what the future holds for california's drought, and what you can do to save water. larry: new developments in out of shasta county, a bay area woman is accused of setting a wildfire that has. exploded in size it has burned over 1200 acres near reading. it is currently 5% contained. evacuation orders have been issued for a large area of i-5. investigators discovered a 30-year-old woman walking of the brush near the fire. they questioned her and determined she set the fire. today governor newsom toward one of the active areas of wildfire burning, the knp complex fire. it has scorched 30,000 acres in this acquire and king canyon national parks. 0% contained. the the governor signed a $15 billion package to tackle wildfires and address environmental changes that contribute to them. >> tradition, lifestyle, people, places wiped off the map, that is what this is about. the question is, will these trees survive us? larry: the package includes $4 billion to improve

in san jose, dustin dorsey. abc 7 news. >> what could go wrong?h loose >> there is so much money going into this that could go other places. >> it is fascinating that it might be ecologically feasible. something that is a little bit or tame. the weather. why so nice transition. it is more tame and really refreshing. it felt like fall today. let me show you the wind, gusting to 25 in napa, 43 in san francisco. a nice, onshore breeze and you combine it with a deep marine layer. about 2000 feet. that is why the temperatures did not rise much. 59 in the city, 64 in oakland and in the 70's around san jose and a chilly 57 in half moon bay. we haveeeeeeee moving in. 73 in fairfield. most areas today were in the 60's and 70's. live doppler 7 showing you the low clouds hugging the coast right now. air quality because of the breeze is actually improving in some areas. we do have some moderate pockets around the north bay and parts of the southbay. that was our east bay hills camera right now. air quality will be moderate tomorrow. we had that air quality ad

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dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kristen: abc 7 news is covering every angle of the recall across the state. we will begin streaming live coverage when the polls close at 8:00 tonight. you can watch at abc7news.com, or download the abc 7 bay area news app on your streaming device. dan: new developments in the pandemic. california is no longer listed in the cdc's transmission category, one of only three states listed with substantial transmission. the other two are connecticut and vermont. the cdc added nine more countries to the high-risk travel list. among them are st. kitts and nevis. and broadway is back. theaters in new york city are reopening in full capacity tonight for shows like "hamilton," "the lion king," and "wicked." warrior season tips of>. to get in, people 12 years of age and order will need to prove they are fully vaccinated. inside of the arena, fans will need to wear masks at all times unless when eating or drinking. kristen:. kristen: a tragic accident, a woman killed on bart. details of how she ge

. >> reporter: dustin denike lives in the area so this work is personal. >> all of us have a lot of friends and family here. they're all evacuated currently. they are on the north shore or down carson season or reno. >> reporter: it is personal for this woman, too. she evacuated from her home. with special permission, she returned to her tahoe restaurant to make meals for firefighters and provided security. >> we have about 190 meals per day and i saw it and jumped on it. i want to help out the community as much as ponl. >> reporter: work she's happy to do for the men and women on the front lines who may have already saved her family's home. >> it is amazing and to the effort that these guys have put in day and night for almost, it feels like forever but just over the last three weeks is amazing. >> reporter: now they are so thankful that they set up the new command post just up the road at heavenly. a city of firefighters there who'll work as just on this eastern front to try to protect south lake tahoe and all these surrounding communities that are still threatened by the fire and they ar

dustin dorsey spoke with a doctor about how you can be an ally.ith a swing of a bat bt may, former san francisco giants minor-league or takes a swing. he works to change the life of others as a mental health advocate of the giants. >> i realize it's not going to go complete the away but i'm doing a better job and i think i'm getting better each time i start to go through some depression faces again. i really rely on my support system. >>'s story shows mental health struggles can impact anyone -- his story shows mental health troubles can impact anyone. in 2021 it is especially important to talk about mental health. >> with the global pandemic no one anticipated in all the stressors in our world, those can be risk factors for worsening mental health. >> a study found an increase in mental illness without history -- overall suicide attempts are down but it's a portent to know the warning signs like reckless behavior, sudden mood changes in a feeling of no sense of purpose. if you see the signs, it is time to seek help. >> we know good suicide especi

reporter: in north san jose, dustin dorsey abc 7 news.larry: it is not just the governor's nikol going on right now, there is another recall effort in san francisco s. today, dozens of boxes with signatures were delivered to city hall. our education reporter with more on the process. [cheers] >> it took seven months to collect the required signatures in the recall effort to get three san francisco school board members. let's remind you who they are. gabriella lopez, who is the current president of the board. foul, liga, vice-president, and commissioner allison collins. this is one of the parents who initiated the process in february. >> the people have said they want you to leave if you don't care about our children and education, leave! reporter: roughly 51,000 signatures were needed to put each name on the ballot. the group hundred and 81,000 signatures for lopezthsame numb collins, 77,004 mol iga. the attorney for the recall effort says the board made an array of bad decisions. >> not allowing in-person teaching during the pandemic, th

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dustin dorsey shows us how a group of san jose residents worry that they'll end up back on the streetse unhoused residents faces best tells their story. they feel scared. they are losing hope and they worry they are running out of time. how hard is it to not have a solid place to live this sure stay hotel is where they've been living free of charge during the pandemic. thanks to project room key, but rent will soon be required i make about 980 and they want 627 a month starting october 1st. is that even feasible to pay it's gonna make it really tight. so help my daughter who has a newborn baby that's not to be able to do that anymore. and that's upsetting the city is providing alternative living arrangements, but these people say one option is only temporary while the other doesn't work for them the tiny homes in san jose are too far from public transportation given their mobility issues if they cannot afford rent here they say their final option is back on the streets. what do they want is stable housing help resources that can meet there every need and the majority of a lot of the pe

dustin dorsey has the details. for more than a decade 17 former, san jose state female swimmers say their calls for help. actual harassment by their trainer. we're not heard today the department of justice found san jose state university violated title, nine rules and will have to pay 1.6 million dollars to the former athletes who were harassed a win in the eyes of the attorney for 10 of the former athletes. the feeling is really one of vindication the doj investigation found that sjsu failed to respond to athletes claims of harassment including unwelcome sexual. the department also found that sjsu retaliated against two employees who tried to alert the school. the trainers behavior for over a decade our clients were led to believe that the conduct they suffered was. was okay seeing the department of justice now come forward with the finding words can't really express that feeling the university released a statement that said in part. we think all the individuals who courageously came forward during the investigati

all city employees and today there was considerable pushback about the rules abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how the city and employees continue to work on a resolution. what do we want? when do we want it freedom choice? no more mandates a clear message from dozens of people rallying in front of san jose city hall. october 1st, all city employees must be vaccinated against covid-19 as a condition of their employment. the problem is is that they don't give you a choice so we have to come up and to try a toa get some of our rights back our rights have been taking away except for everyone that we don't have a choice and we're gonna be terminated because of what the government wants to do to our body? so firefighters and police officers are part of the mandate the san jose police officers association told abc 7 quote. we are an ongoing negotiations with the city over the potential catastrophic impacts to safety of san jose residents if there is a mass exodus of sworn officers, they say most city workers can be hired off the street, but it takes up to two years to train police of

pretty much summed up a brisk wind shamal could listen. dustin sat around the decent, saudi arabian place, the highest here in doha of around 42 degrees. my cache i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lossy fine and drive plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. ah, talked to al jazeera, we owe what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listened. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sera ah, the news got to be much better now. dead emitted put it up on the truck to the for what we're talking the. yeah. me. you know, if maybe you know the body to the fact i'm clean enough, we are minute with me me but

dustin johnson considers it a no-brainer. >> if it's 50% off, most definitely. i think it will give people more incentive to ride. back here is where the stick comes in. we have done numerous reports about the blatant fare evasion, as people breeze right through without paying. it is costing bart $25 million per year, and angering the writers who do pay. >> they don't want to feel like people are taking advantage of the system, so we are responding to that feedback, and trying to make it more difficult for people to fare a. >> reporter: today at the rockridge station, engineers were finishing up installation of new plexiglass barricades. they try to never of different designs, including ones that writers nicknamed the guillotine, but each new model could be defeated, usually by brute force, which this newest design takes into account. >> the bolt goes in and it is a solid bolt, so now it is incredibly difficult to push through the gate now. you can slam on it, push on it, and it doesn't move. the engineers say it could require a barrier across the top to keep pe

one of them we started cool fire to make it and set them off because it wasn't willing to come on dustin to fit a company for valerie come around because you cannot miss on whatever bazemore much of them could then a percent of her own cream to go get him on. don't know. got but then i'm not coney because i want to know if you need for me to city. she does not know my teeth much . i feel my, the me pheromone me. so what if you put if you talk to people who were actually party members, a lot of them also will express to you the feeling that that period was like being on a runaway train, where no one knew at the beginning where things would end up. and there was a moment and you can see it in the films, there was a moment at the beginning of the period when there was a genuine investment from a lot of people in this leftist dream. but it deteriorated to very quickly. bo, by the queen, it was also dangerous to, to detach herself from it if he were operating in an official capacity, which the people at africa and films were, ah, here is the military base of the country lucian re, elements lo

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dustin is asian american. dave callahan is asian american. our entire cast is asian.re was never going to be an experience on the page they didn't feel completely authentic and that is kind of one of the big reasons why representation goes beyond just what you see, what is cast, it goes all the way down to where up to, you know, who is making decisions at the studio level, who is being hired as a director or screenwriter, who is telling the stories. through which lens are we experiencing this? we are experiencing the story through an asian lens and that is what makes it so authentic and that is what makes it so ready to share with the whole world as well. kristen: since you are a relatively new superstar, i think that is fair to say, right? simu: absolutely. kristen: you spend a lot of time in san francisco, what is your favorite thing to do here? >> the restaurant. kristen: they are not open right. ok, click favorites. favorite videogame? simu: halo. kristen: favorite karaoke song. simu: a whole new world. kristen: can you do one bar for us? simu: [singing] >> ♪ i ca

as the home team completed, 3 touch sounds. dustin hopkins, actually mr. lake feel go, but thanks to an infringement. got a 2nd shop and made no sake. 3329. so washington, 7 time super bowl when its home, brady, we inaction on sunday when the tampa bay buccaneers take on the atlanta falcons. brady's in his 2nd season with tampa bay. he help them win the super bowl last year . he's 4140 for now, until teammate robot can cowski that he can seem so playing until the age of 50. that his wife approves. i don't find it. so difficult class in florida. it's kind of a retiring state, so i feel like i can play and then just glide into retirement. i think i can, i think it's yes. you know, there's a little spin of that question. i think it's well just so last time play till that's the real quick. that is a way better question. why would they know google? i think they should pop up that i know maybe i'm so smart. i'm a google jane. i'm sorry. i love you. you would let me, you'd let me do anything as long as i'm happy. now this can be a contender for highest football g

well, number 2, dustin johnson took a point with playing partners. i'm the shelf lee, that's got the approval of and be a legend, michael jordan. the man that drew the most interest, so we've been getting price in december 1000 line the same way, although his opening ended up hitting one of the fund december part and embattled well, number one john room. the 2 stars couldn't be split and had settled for half a point each for their respective team. you know, again, looking back and this is a great start, but it's not jobs, not over. we got 2 more days, lot more golf and we cannot lose our mindset of just wanting to to win the usa asserted their dominance on the green throughout the opening day. yeah, they told me fleetwood and victor humble and managed to pick up hopper point in the final match. what was otherwise a miserable start for europe? so yeah, we got 20 points to pay for and we got to prepare ourselves for hopefully for us at this stage a long battle. you know, all the way through is, you know, if we're going to get this done, it's going to b

but what mister dustin found, the bomb, i don't agree that students can, you know, the strategically important security on your mattress. you have to monitor all developments in this domain has to mean, you know, it's that we can't let ourselves fall behind was more and we must be able to insure a national security that on the and that includes cybersecurity with nature as you probably know that russia has been active across multiple international platforms. we're trying to establish a global system of information security. deposit is narrowed need from suddenly because our past and defect, i'm just, i'm said you can see our partners building up their own offensive cyber capabilities. we need to punch in the get them. so got things in the us and nato member states will go and i can assure the viewers and the listeners of this program is a vintage that russia can be and will guarantee information security. yeah, behavioral issues. presage was, i would also like to ask about the hope of that for media often present, connected to the version of halogens. i'm talking about the so called

would dustin, with the narrative around the 20 year, around a versity of $911.00 the calculations about option messaging didn't pan out. the turbulence of cause exit from afghanistan, underscored the fact that after 20 years, hundreds of thousands of lives lost trillions of dollars spent. the united states had effectively overseen the placement of the taliban vices in the presidential palace taliban. it's a very brutal reminder that history is repeating itself. and i think the american media struggling on how to cover the fact that america lost this war. does president, if i'm not there, the blame for this disastrous exit at the warren terror has not been a victory for, for the us. whether it was in iraq or enough ganeth down to war is going to continue in so many ways for the people of afghanistan. the inconvenient kind of truth about the war that have been rediscovered include the fact that there was massive disruption, massive death. as a result of the war, the fact that the united states was supporting a government in kabul, which was not legitimate the eyes of many of the people. a

you're still, you still have no evidence pointing to any stacy being responsible for you, but with dustin, for the bomb. i don't agree with him. you know, the strategic reinforcement of security needs to know, can you naturally you have to monitor all developments in this domain. has to mean you love, now it's that we can't let ourselves fall behind was more and we must be able to insure the national security that and the, and that includes cybersecurity with native store. as you probably know that russia has been active across multiple international platforms. we're trying to establish a global system of information security bus is not running from suddenly because our past and to frederick, i'm just i'm said you can see our partners building up their own offensive cyber capabilities. we need to punch in the get them. so got things like in the us and nato member state, so i can assure the viewers and the listeners of this program vintage that russia can be. and we'll guarantee information security yet behind georgia. presage was, i would also like to ask about the hopes that for media of

replacement for the ended run for patrick and his office unity serving for 336 the on his side, maybe 3 dustin hopkins and mr. field go. but thanks. so infringements got a 2nd shots made and noticed that on the $29.00 at washington. and this could be a contender, the highest of football game ever. how'd a group of indigenous bolivian women play the match at 580900 meters above sea level on a mountain past. dressed in traditional scots and blankets as well as that climbing get. they played for 20 minutes in heavy snowfall climbing poles served as co pays, the group called the chile to climbers regularly times oblivious highest peaks. and that is all your sports from me for now. i'll be back with more a little bit later. jim, many thanks. the united states leaves the world and the number of covert 19 deaths . an art installation in washington is trying to put the number in perspective. i'll just cirrus hardy, joe castro reports. this is the heart of the american capital. beneath the tall shadow of the washington monument, stretching toward the white house, rows of white flags cover an area, the

pretty much sums you not a brisk when the shamal could listen. dustin's, sad, rather decent side of your raping place the highs here in doha of around 42 degrees . my cache i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy was drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting for southern africa with this lossy fine. and dr. plenty of warmth as well. but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. ah, it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people. and behind the death of many more. exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the known to many as the blood alliance. inside the sin, a la carte house taught one of the key parts investigation, people and power on al jazeera joint applicant launches, trade and investment in south africa,

by cbs television distribution 24-year-old dolly windschitl is suing her ex-boyfriend, 24-year-old dustine title to a truck her gave her. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 531 on the calendar in the matter of windschitl vs. goff. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. windschitl, on what day did you meet mr. goff? >> i'd say around the end of october. >> judge judy: of last year. >> yes. >> judge judy: where did you meet him? >> we had a mutual friend, and we kind of were hanging out probably around north mankato area was the first time we met. >> judge judy: and when did you start to date? >> uh, november 2nd. >> judge judy: where were you living? >> i was currently separating from my husband, so i was in the process of moving to my grandfather's house in le sueur. >> judge judy: what does that mean, "in the process"? you were in your car moving, or you're still living with your husband, and you were in the process of separating? >> i already had my stuff at my grandpa's hou

and dustin don't know, leading that matches and it's early days in the last 6 matches. you're up in 2 of those at the moment. that is not going to be enough. after 3 games of the new premier league season off, know what bottom of the table and what top, but it's all change now with also moving above that then no fun to rival convinced things. are you in hindsight or a head to try and it's in there was 2 up inside half an hour and also captain america. by me. i finished a great scene. they went into the break with a 3 go leave for the cars. how many minutes hold one back to tell them that was as close as they got it? finished $31.00 off. no one place ahead. insane abbas lane. i have that 1st when you get in almost a month, maybe levant reno and then you can and the fact he's going in his 1st game bag off many a year out ended up to $55.00 points behind need is around was read for they do have again and hands, dentists have made it back when it came out of how they develop that you've won the lots again. some doria but left the pitch and he is not long offset with an inju

pretty much summed up a brisk wind shamal could listen. dustin sat around the decent, saudi arabian pronounced the highest here in doha of around 42 degrees. my cache i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lossy fine and dr. plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one of 2 showers for madagascar ah, up to more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge. sincerely. we followed the citizens of this war to a nation. as they pushed the limits for supplies risking is sierra leo on al jazeera. ah. the walking back i picked them out of the top stories here on algebra canister arms. i think 5 minutes to says bloodshed and killings are over in his country. miller has some told on his era, he's offering amnesty to those who worked with the us. he wants all the visuals from the past administ

firefighter dustin nike's family is among the evacuees. >> there is a lot more emotion tied into thisse it is our backyard, we have friends, got family here. hopefully we can get it buttoned up and get our people back here, you know. >> reporter: that could be a while. one of tahoe's ski resorts is now a base camp, as more firefighters are being brought in. crews are clearing brush, creating fire breaks, all aimed at slowing a wildfire that generated so much smoke, it's visible from space. the terrain here is so dry and dangerous, officials say they might be forced to let it burn for miles. >> this is some steep, rugged, nasty country, and it's just not safe in a lot of it to put our firefighters up there in that stuff. >> reporter: the caldor fire has now raged for nearly three weeks starting 70 miles away. it nearly destroyed the town of grizzly flats, and this week torched the community of phillips. phillips is perched above lake tahoe. all of these red dots represent structures reduced to rubble. many are single-family homes. phillips is part of a historic settlement that was firs

you look at what we've voting rights of voting rights before the people at george floyd dustin to policing at there have been absolutely no traction on those thing. so i think going into 2200 people, people are going to want joe biden to add to absolutely be more aggressive on his domestic agenda. nobody is voting for you to be trump light, nobody's voting for you to carry up the team, partying the mega agenda. you get the agenda done for the people that you want to get it done for. and that's how you, when elections. ok, but wholly, i mean, why, what is the democratic party right now? i mean, be a, oh, see the bernie sanders and all that? i mean, i'm very, very confused because i don't feel whole lot of leadership if the president is going to have the genuflect of these people, what kind of leader is that of the party? yeah, go ahead. exactly listed. i think the democratic party has kinda morphed into the party that will say whatever they feel that they need to say at the, the time that to sound good or to win an election. these are the people that were saying last year that they wanted t