elaine chao. >> thank you. i've got evidence of it. i actually worked for secretary chao at the labor department and on my very first day she gave me the single best mission statement the cabinet secretary has ever given. dan, i want you to scour the country, find the most effective conservatives who can fight and win. you've got six months to recruit them and bring them to the department. her first assignment to me was to get gene scalia confirmed as the solicitor at the labor department. >> or at least appointed. >> he at that time was considered the finest labor lawyer in the land. today, he is the secretary of labor. so to my right it is my distinct privilege to have an -- two extraordinary secretaries, secretary of transportation and secretary of labor. thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> nice to see you all. >> even though gene scalia has only been confirmed for about five months, he has not let moss grow understand his feet. he has already done some very aggressive work in finalizing an important regulation on the

[cheers and applause] "freedom"]yonce's ♪ >> please welcome elaine luria -- welcome congresswoman elaine. [cheers and applause] congresswoman luria: good evening virginia. everybody is obviously fired up. to go out and vote for joe. 2018, thatyou, in joe was here with me and it was a seat -- ac seat nobody thought we could flip. a seat we had to take to win back the house of representatives. [cheers and applause] seat, and we won more seats, and we have the majority in the house, and we are still in the fight for the soul of our nation. and joe biden is going to win that fight. [cheers and applause] recently, my husband and i were looking at the blank spot on the wall, and we thought to ourselves, maybe we should look for some campaign posters. and so, searching on ebay and ansi, we came across this poster from 1940 from fdr. and it says "the man with a heart and the party with the soul." the man with the heart and the party with the soul. and i can tell you, that has never been true in 1940 then it bidenay in 2020 about joe and about the democratic party. [cheers and applause] and recen

name is lee roy johnson and he's from a lane arkansas and they are historians and they know about elaine arkansas in early october of 1919. up and they came back from a hunting trip and all four were killed and all soldiers were meeting in a combat unit or a supply unit they. survived europe, it was 365 and were part of the fighters and they were a veteran that served in the trenches and came back. each one of those and then and then it would be interesting to highlight.

a lane, what a job she is doing with --elaine, -- elaine, she is doinga job with transportation. >> this bill is going to help the supply chain and the workers. pres. trump: thank you. bob lighthizer, thank you very much. he's too busy. you. thanks, everybody. 0 news will have a 5:3 conference in the same location. it seems to be doing quite well. thank you very much, everybody. moment of a rare agreement today between you and senator kerry. pres. trump: he made a little joke about it. congressman massie was totally out of line. because of that, i guess a lot of people had to come back. they had to go into place, where, quickly, we're not supposed to be in. we are doing it with deborah and tony and all of the professionals. people have to come back. so, john kerry made a little joke out of it. i don't know that he had that kind of personality, but we actually put it up and he was right. ok. we will see you in a couple minutes, folks. thank you. inks, everybody. joining us on the phone, jeff mason. good saturday morning. thank you for being with us. steve.leasure, i want to begin with som

bikes act in a police officer corey johnson presents a brand new bicycle and helmet to 12 year-old elaine along village put on last october alaina was struck by a car and nearly killed near william land park paris riding my bike to school fortunately she was wearing a helmet the doctors said i would have died without a home and cory's the detective who investigated a serious crash. it's a little girl on a bicycle hit by a vehicle and that's just one that you don't really want to go to your home or yeah turns out korean actually met elaine and her mom about a year earlier at a school bicycle safety event when detective johnson came to the hospital to interview or after the accident i recognized him right away as the officer that gave her the helmet that she was wearing that day i saw the helmet i was like man that looks like one of the homeless that i give out and then i met mom and she was like yeah, you're the one who gave the helmet so it's pretty amazing on average in sacramento, 3 people die each year in my civil accidents and a quarter of all bicycle accidents involve the victim food

elaine isn't going to solve anything. but sadly and regrettably it fell short of what americans needed to hear. the speech was almost robotic lacking any empathy. the president seemed to show little concern for those infected by the virus or for allies around the world fighting. the president did not say how his administration will address the lack of testing kits nor did nationalor the emergency for the resources to fight the virus. calling for a national emergency under the stafford act would free up a lot of the resources to help states and localities. why he hasn't done it is a mystery. we need him to do it, and do it now. so many of the president's statements were inaccurate and required fewer than three corrections by the white house in the hours after. mthe president wasn't accurate n describing the ban on travel from europe to the u.s. if it didn't apply to u.s. citizens or the car go. the president's claim that health insurance had agreed to the containment for the coronavirus treatment was also apparently inaccu

the way elaine lays out what happened in nashville and she does it so beautifully and having been in the state senate and the capital and knowing that hotel that is across from the capital and i could just see and envision this. to me, it was a great book to read and i've read it twice because it's so easy to put yourself in that moment. >> is it still a hotel? >> oh yeah, it's gorgeous. >> when you walk into the lobby, you see the suffragists there? >> yes. absolutely. it is terrific. >> we talked to you before about books and often history comes up. history books. on your list -- >> one thing i'm doing this year is, as many people read the bible through, i have the king james version and the niv, a friend recommended using a contemporary version and reading it there. it reads like a novel. which is just fascinating. it reads more like a novel when you read a contemporary version. so i'm doing that, i will finish it at the end of the year. it's something i do on a daily basis. i've enjoyed that. i'm creating cookbooks, i have a variety of those that i've gone through and continue to

new bike saquon a police officer corey johnson presents a brand new bicycle and helmet 12 year-old elainelong let's put it on last october alaina was struck by a car and nearly killed near william land park riding my bike to school fortunately she was wearing a helmet the doctors said i would have died without a korea's the detective who investigated a serious crash. it's a little girl on a bicycle hit by a vehicle and that's just one that you don't really want to get to go home or yeah turns out korean actually met elaine and her mom about a year earlier at a school bicycle safety event when detective johnson came to the hospital to interview or after the accident i recognized him right away as the officer that gave her the helmet that she was wearing that day i saw the helmet i was like man that looks like one of the homeless that i give out and then i met mom and she was like yeah, you're the one to carry the helmets so it's pretty amazing on average in sacramento, 3 people die each year in my civil accidents and a quarter of all bicycle accidents involve the victim whose 18 under. tha

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their bit to lift spirits. 20 years and rubber gloves where the primary methods forjudy dench and elaineughing. that's all we can do. # don't cry for me, i'm the cleaner. glamourous, a? time fora # don't cry for me, i'm the cleaner. glamourous, a? time for a look at the weather with louise. good evening. clear skies in the northern half of the country over the next few hours are going to lead to a chilly start to our friday morning. in fact, we could see temperatures down to as low as minus six degrees and sheltered rural areas. a little more cloud across central and southern england will prevent a frost, but it means another drab and damp start, maybe some showery rain in the south. dry with some sunny spells elsewhere, but the temperatures are struggling. 7—10d, the overall high. an area of high pressure will move in and dominate the story for the weekend, but it's dragging ina the story for the weekend, but it's dragging in a nagging easterly wind, so after a frosty start, lots of sunshine to look out for on saturday. what you need to factor in the direction of that wind. it is just g

. >> reporter: we wanted to ask elaine chao, secretary of the department of transportation about regulating this emerging sector. she declined an interview, but provided us with a statement, which reads in part, "the department needs to prepare for the transportation systems of the future by engaging with new technologies to address safety without hampering innovation." to that point, chuck price is emphatic that driverless trucks pose fewer dangers. >> we eliminate texting accidents. >> reporter: no texting while driving when there is a computer. there are no drunk computers and the computer doesn't sleep. so those are large causes of accidents. >> reporter: he adds that driverless trucks are more fuel efficient, in part because they can stay perfectly aligned in their lane. and unlike humans, are programmed never to speed. but he a its the >>> millions of new england patriots fans are singing the blues this morning after long-time quarterback tom brady announced on twitter that he'll be leaving the team. dana jacobsen has his story. >> here from the crossroads of the world i can tell you

elaine raises frozen in place.nited did not specify which routes are being targeted by the cuts, but, it says it plans to reduce its international schedule but 20% including cuts to china and hong kong. sites throughout the u.s. will be cut by 10% los angeles county reported 62 cases of the coronavirus yesterday, one of them, a medical screener at lax. it is unclear whether that worker got screen all do that with packages or what else. apparently it started to show symptoms often become more than a week after working there lashes stransky >>> nurses will take patients temperatures, collect samples, if needed and fill out paperwork. the idea is to keep patients out of the main hospital. in lao, san mateo county has announced the opening of a call center with thong medical questions that the virus had to prepare for the virus and how to prevent it from spreading to other living thing -- redwood city center will be 7:00 am to 10:00 am monday through friday. >>> has been a roller coaster of week on wall street, probabl

he can retire elaine chao. that is mitch mcconnell's wife.ng the wealth gap, workers rights, equality in our justice system, sending bill barr back to the private sector. [applause] sending bill barr back to the private sector and rescuing the united states department of justice from a system where if you happen to know the president or contribute enough money to the president for if you can get yourself on fox news enough, he sending bill barr back to the private sector and rescuing the united states department of justice from a system where if you happen to know the president or contribute enough money to the president for if you can get yourself on fox news enough, he will interfere with your criminal and you don't have to go to jail for the eyes you committed. but most importantly, health care. vice president biden would expand on obamacare that we have all come to know and love. that is what you would see and what you would get. the rules of division, suspicion, and even hatred. there is an irish proverb, compassion is the basis of all m

he can retire a elaine chao. that is mitch mcconnell's wife. closing the wealth gap.rs' rights. equality in our justice system. sending bill barr back to the private system. where? statesg the united department of justice from a system where if you happen to know the president or contributed enough money to the president or if you can get herself on fox news and off, will interfere with your criminal case and you don't have to go to jail for the crimes you committed. but most importantly, most ,mportantly, st. louisans health care. vice president biden would expand on obamacare that we have all come to know and love. and that is you see what you would get. a country governed under the better angels.r --re is an irish proverb compassion is a basis of all morality and joe biden is a compassionate and a moral man and that is what you and this country are craving for now as we suffered through the trump chaos. if not before, you can feel the craving and the last few days in aftervoters in state state have spoken out and coalesced behind our guy, joe biden. even donald tru

the first woman admiral elaine dirk gave the commissioning address. >> the sanctuary is being recommissionedl type of ship with a new mission to assist the navy effort to improve moral and flexibility by home porting combatant ships overseas to provide medical and resale services to deploy dependents wherever the fleet may be assigned. in addition to this forward step the sanctuary has been selected as the ship to participate in the pilot program which will evaluate the utilization of women for sharp board duty. it will be home for about 80 women, half in the crew and half at the hospital. with these innovations you could see that the sanctuary is truly unique in many respects. >> the sanctuary is an experiment to see how well women and men can together at sea. it is also a symbol of the navy's changing view toward women. where in the navy equal rights means equal opportunity. however women in the navy are not new. dating back to world war i, navy women have had a long history of proud service. back in those days they were known as yomanettes and provided valuable assistance. >> our secretar

by sacramento police officer corey johnson presents a brand new bicycle and helmet to 12 year-old elaine village put on last october alaina was struck by a car and nearly killed near william land park riding my bike to school fortunately she was wearing a helmet the doctors said i would have died without a home and cory's the detective who investigated a serious crash. it's a little girl on a bicycle hit by a vehicle and that's just one that you don't really want to go to your home or yeah turns out pouring actually met elaine and her mom about a year earlier at a school bicycle safety event when detective johnson came to the hospital to interview or after the accident. i recognized him right away as the officer that gave her the helmet that she was wearing that day i saw the helmet i was like man that looks like one of the homeless that i give out and then i met mom and she was like yeah, you're the one who gave the helmet so it's pretty amazing on average in sacramento, 3 people die each year in my civil accidents and a quarter of all bicycle accidents involve the victim whose 18 under

sure that people don't have to come with the kind of anxiety that this moment meets were basically elaine, those concerns at least for the next 90 days likely to extend beyond that to make access and availability of those benefits more readily. secure and so people that are existing recipients of those don't have to worry about coming back for reauthorization we really want to focus on new beneficiaries people that are applied in real time that will be our focus so that was a significant executive order that we have bounce and that's today as well, a technical one, but important to many people as it relates to public meetings we clarified some ambiguities on bagley cut keen, you can ask me about that later a more complicated a subject, but it goes to the issue of open. public discourse coast, the issues of transparency which is important to all of us, so we clarified that is well on the substantive side in terms of the thrust of a real focus. for the state's issue of homelessness. draw down those dollars by opening up the opportunity to focus on the covid 19 crisis that they can cite faci

this is all useless for he just stuff you to go ahead and it gets elaine to do it gasoline you have to do it all. give us something to drink a little bit here we got some good water here. food so looking good let me check the temperature on this again. like you can't go for a little bit keep your freezer gone. house. shadow where you shadows she's busy you want to sit down look at the t.v. here for a little bit oh oh well yeah we get some news here i did put a camera and put the antenna on top there's a bunker one of the 1st cancer here. i have to lug and look at i painted the inside but i lost a gallon of paint i don't know why i lost a gallon of paint and it's all over me and my great grandfather's colt. they were officers special of our name off the face of her constable before world war one when name a gun right afterwards they start stamp and i'm out there's what the hell. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced i

i want to thank mike and elaine. it was contentious and i know some of the things that were said by commissioners. you can say one thing in privilege at and another thing here but i know what was said. i'm just being honest. it was very contentious and i'm glad thaw got to a point that you can get to but i would hope they will work on trying to have a better relationship with the port. and that is just the honest thing that happened. and i think mike kept going back to the well and i know motorcyclmike hekeeps plenty in. i'm going to vet to support it but i think the port and the pillara family needs to wrack on their relationship and i saw a lot of hating gun on and it was not positive. it left a bad taste in my mouth as a commissioner because i couldn't understand how someone wouldn't pay their rent and butt heads and so sometimes people want to paint a perfect face but it was not like that. it was contentious. thank you. >> thank you. mike, thank you so much for the presentation. thank you so much for your patient

he can retire in elaine chao. that's mitch mcconnell's wife. gap, workersealth rights, equality in our justice system, sending bill barr back to the private sector. [cheers] sending bill barr back to the private sector, rescuing the united states department of justice. you a system where if happen to know the president or contributed enough money to the president or if you can get yourself on fox news enough, with theirfere criminal case and you won't have to go to jail for the crimes he committed, but most importantly, st. louisans, health care. biden wouldnt expand on obamacare that we have all come to know and love. that is what you see and what you would get. governed under the principles of our better angels, not under the rules of division, suspicion, and even hatred. there's an irish proverb. compassion is the basis for all morality, and joe biden is a compassionate and moral man. and that is what you end this country are craving for now as we suffer through the trump chaos. , you could feel this craving in the last few days as voters in

junior and his wife, elaine. they reminded me of thatlast ar and 40 some years now. that i moved to fairfield about 8 years ago and heard a gog on dr. jackie. dr. jackie will preach the paint off the sanctuary. so i was there in fairfield and one friday night i came to the good friday services. at beaver memorial. >> oh, wow! >> she did leave some paint on the sanctuary but it was definitely a dynamic, electrifying message. so today, we are honored to have the senior pastor of allen temple baptist church. the first elected pastor, a woman pastor, senior pastor of allen temple, reverend dr. jaclyn thompson. it is great to have you. >> it is great to be here. thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming. reginald liles, the deacon, brothers to brother, reverend long, had to make the contact. i know you are all over the world. >> that they made it. i am here. >> i'm glad you are here. tell me about your calling. it is phenomenal to have you, the pastor. >> i goodness, calling to the church or the ministry? >> to ministry first. >> i'm the daughter of a pastor. my fa

. >> there's no better guide to the way democrats choose their nominees than elaine kamar; she has been a member of the party's rules committee for more than two decades and literally wrote the book on how americans ndminate presidential ates. >> so the democratic rules tend to favor, not losers, but the second place finishers. whereas the republican party rules tend to be winner-take-all by congressional district. >> democrats do award some delegates to a state's overall winner, but most of the delegates are based on how well they do in individual congressional districts. for comparison, just look at the ampaign. when donald trump won the new york republican primary with 60% of the vote, he won 93% of the states' delegates. when hillary clinton won the new york democratic primy with 58% of the vote, she got about 56% of the delegates, withenator bernie sanders collecting the rest. because democrats do not hav winner-take-all rules, you can win a fair number of delegates without actually winning a primary at all. but there's a catch: that 15% threshold can also dramatically boost a fron

it was the persona but a kid even the skull be the norm elaine. join me every thursday on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to get a feel of the world of politics or business i'm sure. i'll see you there. you street and as soon as we think. we moved you know i did some. but you couldn't get. us political system is a state that was its own truth coast. if you will call it the birth of. the year and i would lead the nation. for the beach beating that clinch over a little more. than you are going to be a deal east of me and move as much wish to persuade you from me as i but i to notion could reach over one inch to get me through or filming a bus a police to wall see i'm sure i'll gladly. never know nor could close as i'm going into more luck or not should go to jail i don't want where they would sign. in they have to fish not spend god he's just in the most sick. because it's all in this just.

but investors aren't sure if that's going to be enough to offset the economic impact on my chest elaine in frankfurt thank you so much. now south korea has been among the countries worst affected by the new coronavirus spot south korean businesses are working together to share the economic burden from coby 19. korean landlords and tenants are sharing the burden of weathering the decline in business caused by the corona virus outbreak with reductions in rence large traditional markets especially needed the help. that was. used to get an average 300000 visitors a day. but since the corona virus outbreak began we've been seeing less than 110th of our usual number of customers. as business owners here have been suffering immensely. not only domestic sales are affected as international trade has also dwindled especially for small export. as. korea has a competitive global legend the fashion industry and its products are high in demand overseas but now that foreign buyers kaante even enter korea coupled with slowing fabric shipments and fewer visitors to the market overall it's having quite a

on top of the polls, but she has made it clear that she thought there wasn't any room to run and elaineodernises and she thought there was room there but there wasn't enough. three weeks ago,joe but there wasn't enough. three weeks ago, joe biden was doing what he does and people were saying he was thinking and now he has not done anything new on the surface notes read back and it. a couple of things. one, the african—american vote, that only really kicked in and the south carolina primary really came home for him. massively back to him. he went there after new hampshire when the polls are closed if put his whole reputation on south carolina. a significant member of congress, he put his backing behind joe biden. that made a huge amount of difference in those people pulling out, people pulling out of south carolina and that made another huge difference to the whole momentum thing thatjoe biden has had and it is an extraordinary turnaround and i would caution something slightly that joe turnaround and i would caution something slightly thatjoe biden still does have these what you might ca

it's clear that the symptoms of the virus, says elaine, are a fever and persistent cough but are thes different? she has a sore throat and she has a headache. that's a really good question. the vast majority of people will have a fever and a cough as part of having the illness but there is a myriad of other symptoms. a sore throat, headaches, aches all over, sometimes even diarrhoea and vomiting and we also hearing a loss of a sense of smell and taste are part of it. it's an emerging illness and we are learning more older time. if that lady has a sore throat and a headache, i would take it as the coronavirus. don't take any risks, self—isolate. the vast majority get the fever and the cough but there are other symptoms as well. peter, a question from lorraine dixon. her husband is over 60 but she is not. should they both be isolating? the government's social distancing advice applies to everybody but those who are over 70 or in medically vulnerable categories are asked to follow it more strictly. for lorraine's husband he should be maintaining the strictest possible social distancing

friday officials say 15 patients were rushed to the hospital in 24 hours. 89-year-old elaine died. >> as far as we knew she wasn't sick, so i was surprised. >> reporter: the outbreak prompting a major change at three college campuses, stanford, ufc and the university of washington canceling in class courses starting next week. overnight the u.s. death toll rising to 17 with two deaths reported in florida. there are now more than 300 cases nationwide and over 100,000 cases worldwide. from los angeles where a second screener at lax tested positive to new york where city officials are pleading for more federal testing kits. fears from the virus now leading to the cancellation of major events like south by southwest. austin's megatech meet up canceled for the first time in its 34-year history. and a tumultuous week on wall street with the dow falling more than 250 points on friday. all as passengers floating onboard the "grand princess" hope for solid ground. >> we're just ready to get off the ship and i guess move forward. >> reporter: all this as the virus continues up ending the econom

lady gets all caught of the important it was the persona but a kid even then all you scabby the norm elaine. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to an old friend of mine chris fenton and los angeles california he's got a book out right now it's very timely it's called feeding the dragon and sod the trillion dollar dilemma facing hollywood the n.b.a. and american business chris welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me back i'm a big fan and it's nice to reconnect with you after all these years yeah it's awesome man this pandemic is the best thing ever anyway chris fenton on october 4th 2019 they general manager of the houston rockets tweeted support for protesters and hong kong this resulted in billions of dollars of losses for the n.b.a. which has 500000000 fans and china so tell us about what the n.b.a. story tells us chris yeah well that was actually a very relevant day for b. i actually was at my kid's soccer game when i when i saw the tweet come up on my phone i didn't even know who daryl morey was but i obviously know who the houston rockets are and

abstains friend an alleged groom or is elaine maxwell the documents that many believe contained details of various world leaders and high profile individuals who allegedly engaged in the systemic rape of underage girls on a private jet and island joining us now to help us better understand why the judge ruled against releasing the documents is legal journals investigative reporter. thank you as always for coming on. thank you for having me so i got to ask 1st why did the judge turn down this request what was the legal excuse used. well it was a 4 page document the miami herald characterize it as basically mocking but she gave the same reasons that she did the 1st time that essentially that the case those documents concerned has already been settled and there's no relevant reason to the judicial decision making process including the public's right to know that would justify releasing them so attorneys for the miami herald had supported virginia goo for his legal team and making those records public in order to identify people who they say enabled this sex trafficking ring that made absta

elaine and john spencer.ctively you've had four weeks of this, haven't you? we have had four weeks. that's a month's isolation. that is a long time. thank you. the reason it has been four weeks is because before they began their two weeks here they were in isolation for two weeks on board the diamond princess. that quarantine period turned out to be a complete waste of time when it turned out that one fifth of the passengers and crew and holiday—makers on board, 3700 people, all had coronavirus. they were brought to the uk and now have begun theirjourneys home all over the country and there is one couple i know who were heading down south, one, the wife was going home but the husband has got to go to heathrow to collect a car which has been parked there since they began their holiday more than a month ago. here is my colleaguejane hill with a reminder of some important information about the virus. this is what we all need to know about reducing our risk of catching coronavirus. wash your hands regularly. rub

the first one comes from elaine.r that the symptoms of the virus are fever and persistent cough. but are the early symptoms different? "i have currently got sore throat, feel achy and a headache. "could this be the start of the virus?" that is a really good question. we know that the vast majority of people will have a fever and a cough as part of the illness, but there is as part of the illness, but there is a whole myriad of other symptoms. so a whole myriad of other symptoms. so a sore throats, headaches, aches all over, sometimes diarrhoea and vomiting, and we are also hearing loss of sense of smell and taste, all being part of it. it is an emerging illness. we are learning more and more each time. so if that lady has got a sore throat and a headache, i would take it as the coronavirus. don't take any risks, self—isolate for 14 days. the vast majority get a fever and cough, but there are other symptoms as well. "my husband is over 70 but i am not. should we both be self—isolating?" so, the government social dista

well that central mediterranean storm has brought a lot of rain to it's elaine it's the still going to be getting some more the cloud though has brought itself up over eastern europe and the consequence of that southerly breeze is things are warmed up considerably now the forecast on friday is still a wet one for some parts of italy is fighting for the west is fighting through for the east through greece as well spit centers now tension sorry it is now up to about 10 so we've risen here and space and things are still quite cold in madrid for example but that too should improve the madrid forecast through the weekend these tensions the low teens at least and it stopped raining it will at least be brightest not sunny for a time there are a good part of your of it is sunny and warm of than it was the rains spreading from greece to turkey come saturday we got a few showers in the mediterranean coast of spain still but it's not quite as miserable as it was so was so revolving tunisia is getting an onshore breeze and not as bad as it was the the breeze actually is coming out of the interior

time for a call from elaine, democratic caller from st. louis. elaine, your reaction? thank you so much for taking my call. in a happy ending. is looking 70at in the face, i thought it was good that joe biden won south carolina. however, i still remember how joe biden -- i don't think i would vote for him, although i am proud of his work -- i think he underwrote president obama when he came out for the legalization of gay marriages before president obama had an opportunity to do his own reflective thought. i think michael bloomberg is a viable candidate. on hissaw your clip approach to the virus. and his reflection upon trump. i think he is clear and honest. in the hard work pays off. when i see his commercials and howhis upbringing he worked hard to make those million dollars, i think to myself, it's not too late for you elaine. you can do this. adon't care that he has billion, all this money. he seems to really care about america. i think he is viable. i think he is honest. i think he understands people and he can bring people to the table and get things done. plus,

. >> astra elaine and dustin patterson are members of the local band "the gods themselves." is a holdout, a place that has so far managed to resist the temptation to appease the invaders. for lunch, fish and chips. ♪ tech boys >> anthony: you know, bitter old -- like me are of course going to complain any time we hear about, you know, a lot of high-fiving white guys coming in to town. and yet, you've created this sort of iconic hate anthem. can you tell the tech people from the non-tech people? >> dustin: yeah, they have the badges. >> astra: neutral colored clothing. they're kind of easy to spot. they have a walk. >> anthony: they have a walk? >> astra: yeah. they're just all the same. there's nothing that really stands out about them. they're so dull. ♪ you've got to feel that rhythm ♪ ♪ that algorithim you've got the feel ♪ ♪ that rhythm that algorithm ♪ ♪ tech boys >> astra: you know, dating apps are really big here. i have a few girlfriends who have dated a couple of tech boys. >> is their personal hygiene an issue? >> astra: like the nerdier tech boys will have that sm

he was from elaine, arkansas. we know about late september, early october of 1919.came back from a hunting trip and all four of them were killed. the key thing is all soldiers' service is key whether in a combat or service or supply unit. he survived europe. he was actually in the 369th infantry regiment what we know as the harlem hellfighters. he served, came back and was lynched. and so each one of those 12 soldiers has a story, but that's one i think would be interesting to highlight based on your question. thanks for asking. >> you mentioned a picture is worth 1,000 words. a flag might be worth 1,000 words as well. we've been showing our viewers as you were talking the images of a flag that says on it a man was lynched yesterday. explain where that flag hung. >> okay. so when we talk about why this exhibition is 1919 -- correction, 2019 and 2020 and the title we returned fighting because the experience for african-americans is not just what they did on the battlefield. so based on what we talked about when you are immersed in the exhibition coming in and learnin

and elaine blocked due to crash onto 62 mission boulevard at warm springs boulevard.ccording to our sensors, traffic is light right now but there is a live road closure due to a fire happening. jackie ward will have more on that coming up and just a bit. >>> 21 minutes, two of 5 to 680. just a heads up, israel will be suspending saturday service temporarily and there are some changes happening monday. patchy fog out there as well. is married. >>> tracking it all for you this morning. areas of fog along the coast and the role is around the bay. northbay especially dealing with some dense fog. is a live look looking north, you can't really see the top of the towers for the golden gate bridge. just those low-lying clouds in areas of fog to start off the day. temperatures in the 40s this morning. 37 in concord and oakland, 46, livermore. 47, san jose. 48, petaluma.>>> we are looking at three quarters of a mile of visibility and amount for fairfield. high def doppler. we did have a few spotty isolated showers earlier this morning. quieter conditions right now and just some