but ellen wanted to tell her truth and have the character also do so. >> ellen, are you coming out ornd come out already. >> come on. >> what is the big deal? i've got a whole hour. >> i don't think you can overstate what was at stake for ellen degeneres in terms of coming out. she'd had a fantastic career as a stand-up. she was having not just a tv but film career at the time. >> this pressure cooker had been just mounting, and her show really was what blew the lid off of it. >> susan, i'm gay. >> it was an incredibly pivotal moment in television when ellen morgan, ellen degeneres' character, came out. and it coincided with ellen degeneres' own coming out, which was a brave thing to do when you're the lead of a sitcom. >> if it wasn't difficult, i would have done it a long time ago, and everybody else who's closeted who is in this business would do it. >> it really became a national event. >> that felt so great, and it felt so loud. >> she must have felt this huge relief. >> i mean she was us. she was america, but she just was gay. >> but conservative and religious organizations obje

ellen: i am focused on the ceos.you are going to take down elizabeth holmes, you are going to take down the person who is working most closely with her. if you are going to call it a conspiracy, you cannot have a conspiracy on your own. you're going to bring in a person that has been the ceo or cfo -- cfo. they are turned down around her to build their case. -- trying to take down the people around her to build their case. >> emily: your argument does not include some important legal considerations. when prosecutors bring a criminal case, they need to be able to win. connecting homes to fraud and other issues that the prosecutors alleged here is a more simple proposition than trying to connect mark zuckerberg to what is happening in myanmar or juul to what is happening to a generation of vapors. what do you think about that? ellen:juul has 2000 lame -- lawsuits against them and a lot are being handled by prosecutors. they just settled for $40 million in one case. i don't think it is that different. i think if anythin

joining us is ellen walt -- wald. ellen, your thoughts on the meeting?llen: there was no press conference at the end, which is unique in the age of video conference, where ministers like to hold court. but really the decision was just a rubberstamp what was decided at the previous meeting, which is to move forward with the plant 400,000 barrel per day production increases that will happen every month. they are going to go forward with it in october. this comes as oil prices have started to tip. most analysts think that opec was unlikely to make changes unless the price really seemed in danger of getting below 60. we are not in that territory, but we have seen some shift in the demand forecast for the rest of 2021. opec, though, is staying the course. they do not think that demand is going to drop in the rest of 2021. looking ahead to 2022, they do see a market surplus but are forging ahead. matt: what impact did ida have on pricing? ellen: the hurricane did not have that big of an impact, although i am sure they were considering the fact that nearly 2 mi

ellen: it's not that exciting.25, which seems to be in line with consensus on bloomberg terminal. we put exciting". in the midst of the upside or downside is what has us excited. tom: i want you to fold them into the uncertainty you have of an august slowdown. this labor report, the labor report for september we will see in the first week of october, how do you adjust those. >> basically, you have to disconnect the two. we have made a very sharp markdown to growth in the third quarter. it solidified when the motor vehicle sales came in. it was the fourth consecutive declined. it was pulling demand forward when we got the stimulus checks in march. basically, this is not a jobs story. it's a payback for demand that was pulled forward due to the stimulus. we are moving forward that in the rearview mirror. the bulk of the jobs coming back are in the service sector. over the summer, we hit a slow point or low point for growth in the economy. today will be a good number to watch. this is what chairman pal is most focused

and after kelly is ellen. this is the final season of her show.en right before our newscast at 4:00. >> right now we're joined by raj mathai with what's coming up at 5:30. >> in california for the first time as president, president biden crisscrossing the state at this hour and sending a message. >> please don't lose faith. >> he just left sacramento. we'll tell you where he's headed to next. >> plus, she's used to being in the spotlight but not like this. why simone biles is testifying on capitol hill. >>> and what should we look forward to tomorrow, our political analyst joins us with the three things he's tracking. good monday, the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. it is a last-minute scramble, not just for the candidates but for president biden. he's now taking air force one. he toured the damage of the caldor fire. he also visited the command center of the california office of emergency services, meeting with first responders. that's also where the president talked about the fire damage

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you can watch ellen's season premiere right here on nbc bay area. that's at 4:00. stick around for nbc bay area news at 5:00 p.m. >>> coming up right now on midday, a must-have accessory. the biggest night in fashion is back tonight. what celebrities will need to bring with them just to get inside. >>> but happening right now, the evangelical lutheran church installs its first transgender bishop. they were elected in may to serve a six-year term as bishop after its current bishop announced his retirement. the church has allowed ordination of pastors in same-sex relationships since 2010. we'll be right back after this break. >>> trending this morning, the queen of pop, britney spears, is engaged. >> you like it? >> yes! >> yes, she likes it, the ring on her finger. they announced their engagement on instagram sunday. they posted a series of pictures and videos of britney flashing that 4 carat diamond ring. it has the wor "lioness" engraved on it. >>> well, this may not be the first monday in may, but tonight, the stars will gather in new york for this year's met gal

ellen? >> of course, wendy. >> don't [ bleep ] with me. >> what? >> you heard me.at if you just stay true to yourself, you don't have to do anything else. >> people think, oh, you came and did this show and now you are big sellouts. the truth is, i mean, we were sellouts to begin with. >> perhaps, there is no stopping the corporate machine. >> we were sleeping at friends' houses, had no money, and one fox executive had seen a cartoon we made in college and he said make me another christmas video that i can send out as a christmas card and, you know, he gave us like 700 bucks and we went and made this five-minute short. >> i come seeking retribution. >> he's come to kill you 'cause you are jewish, kyle. >> oh. >> it went around the tv community like wildfire. >> i mean, it -- it was the funniest thing you'd ever seen in your life. >> somebody showed me the short. i thought it was hysterical. so i called and said get them in here right away. >> oh, my god. they've killed kenny. >> you bastards. >> south park was able to be topical. >> south park really, really detest

thank you so much, jeff stone ellen. deguja suzanne nossel and maholivia de rey for just a wonderful discussion of similarities and differences between french and american approaches to free speech and thank you so much. that's some mishlo the cultural services of the french embassy for having conceived of this important series to the ambassador philippe chen who's been defending free speech and has also supporting our joint collaboration very much in the tradition of juicy hall lafayette horshambo and all those great french heroes who inspired me during my walk in rock creek and who inspire all of us with our shared devotion to the universal principles of liberty fraternity and equality. look forward to our next convening very soon and until then. thank you and i

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mary ellen carol is here from the department of emergency management to answer any questions. and, i think um, who else is here? like i said, it was a long night. and, right now, i'm going to call up dr. grant cofax to talk a little bit about the specifics of our health order, what the plans are and just thank you all so much for being here and thank you all for continuing to do your very best to comply with these very complicated sometimes numerous health orders, but they will keep us safe and they will save lives. thank you so much. >>> well, good morning everyone. and thank you, mayor breed, for your steadfast leadership. as we continue to navigate covid-19 as a city. and thank you, janet, and visuvio for your important efforts as we recover from this pandemic. and i want to thank our acting health officer who worked hard on these orders and for director marry ellen carol for your ongoing partnership in this response. the business community has been an important partner in our efforts ever since the early days of the pandemic which is now well over a year and a half. from c

ellen fraser, thank you for our followers.earning that there may be a shortage of popular toys this christmas. the toy retailers association says ongoing problems with shipping containers, and a lack of lorry drivers, means it s taking longer for products to arrive from overseas. alan simpson, is the owner and managing director of toytown in belfast. that is a lovely name, toytown. absolutely. that is a lovely name, toytown. absolutely-— that is a lovely name, toytown. absolutel . ~ ., , ., absolutely. what christmas are you exectin: , absolutely. what christmas are you expecting. what _ absolutely. what christmas are you expecting, what are _ absolutely. what christmas are you expecting, what are you _ absolutely. what christmas are you j expecting, what are you expecting? we are seeing a challenging market at the moment, keeping up with demand and the problems we�*re facing with containers coming in from china. china is where the majority of toys are manufactured and there is a shortage of shipping containers, which means go

i'm not going to be a suzanne jeff and ellen jeff. i want to begin with you. you wrote a piece about the charli hebdo controversy in france explaining why in america? the publication of the charlie hebdo cartoons although considered blasphemous by some would but absolutely be protected by the first amendments of the constitution. tell us why the first amendment protects blasphemy what the central cases that protect blasphemous expression are and under what circumstances in the first amendment on offensive speech can be banned. so there have been laws in the united states in the past that prohibited blasphemy and if you go back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries, they were occasional prosecutions for blasphemous speech but over the last hundred years or so, it's become clear that the concept of punishment for blasphemy clearly violates both the free speech clause of the constitution and the free exercise clause of the constitution and there to my knowledge hasn't been a successful prosecution for blasphemy in this country in close to a century. the the c

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refer you to secretary ellen -- secretary yellen. more generally, i would underscore that this is a responsibility, a sacred responsibility that congress has to operate in a bipartisan way to raise or suspend the debt limit to address the fact that this is a reflection of actions and legislation that congress has already passed. there is often confusion or conflation when it comes to the debt limits. to clarify and resolve, the debt limit is a function of bills that congress has already passed. in fact 97% of the debt under question is associated with actions that happened before this president took into office. even if congress took no future action ever and did nothing else in the future, congress would have to raise or suspend the debt limit because it is a reflection of actions already taken. our expectation is that congress will do so and it has done historically as it did three times under president trump and operate in a bipartisan way to address this issue. reporter: [indiscernible] >> our expectation is that congress is goin

thank you so much for speaking to us, mary ellen mcgraw, a t w. s. peace country director in afghanistan joining us there from couple thank you . while the world food program is old for warning that up to 7000000 people are in dire need of assistance in northern ethiopia, conflict is intensify in far and higher regions, pushing more people into hunger. that's in addition to the 5200000 people in need. of a day in the water and te gray region where fighting broke out in november. i'll just as mom it, i do reports in if you appears north unto the region, 9 months of war between the if you appeal federal government and lead us into great how spread into the neighboring regions of our for and i'm harder could be eating us vh military and crisis. so united nations warns that's what's effectively a blockade on a convoy and i will for pushing millions of people to the brink of farming. people like sadie ali and 5 children. they fled their farm 2 months ago, falling out of talk by 2 grey fighters. this makes sense in the upper region has now become then y

information that will lead to some resolution in terms of what happened to this young lady. >> mary ellen, the fbi searched brian laundrie's parents' home yesterday all day long, and they questioned the parents as well. what do you think as areva was laying out, what do you think of his behavior, their behavior throughout this ordeal? what does an fbi profiler glean from this? >> the behavior for both brian and his parents is interesting from this perspective -- if brian has nothing to do with this case, got scared, came home, spoke with his parents, told them i didn't do this, but, you know, i'm sure they're going to look at me, that's one thing. and at this point, we still don't know that that's not the case. but a person's behavior can begin to create a lot of red flags. and so if that is the case, brian is not doing himself any favors at all. if hie's still alive and continuing on this path of evading law enforcement, the other thing i think that's really critical is hopefully the parents are cooperating with law enforcement to the extent that they're allowed to. i know they have an a

secretary ellen footages days ago the failure to raise the debt limit would have catastrophic consequencesould precipitate a financial crisis a default risk, a default would risk sending interest rates sky high hurting consumer and small business in the country's ability to borrow in the future. our economy still recovering from the covid crisis could slip back and then do everything we have done to help struggling americans pick themselves back at that many on the other side, including the republican leader himself are trying to justify the reckless position was deeply misleading talking points. they have argued over and over that they refused to work with democrats when they oppose the forthcoming legislative agenda. they don't say these two issues have nothing to do with each other the forthcoming legislative agenda has not incurred any debt or oneas nickel of debt in the united states. the previous agenda of president chavez republican senate that created the debt. and then to ignore the analysis by the "washington post" which observed roughly 90 percent of the cumulative debt was accr

there's the ellen or national liberation army, the largest standing rebel group in columbia. he was captured a monday after being injured in a military bombing 10 days ago in the northwest of the country. he died in a hospital in the city of calcium tuesday whether there was k heathrow after 10 days of searching by land and river, as evidenced by the work carried out by our security forces. he was located yesterday, wounded, covered with bushes and vegetation. it was very close to the place where the aerial operation took place last week. subbing was the leader of the 11th western war front in the region of ju call, one of the group strongholds and one of the country's most wanted men. he was the alleged mastermind of many mergers and kidnappings and responsible for the displacement of thousands of people. despite some respite brought by the 2016 piece deal between columbia, the government and 5 rebels. the country has seen a surgeon violence. the yelling this in factions of the fark and remaining paramilitary groups are fighting for control of remote areas and profitable ill

the ellen was founded in the 19th sixty's as a leftist rebel group, inspired by the cuban revolution, with 2300 combatants in an extensive support network in cities. it continues to routinely attack soldiers in oil pipelines specially close the border with venezuela, where most of its commanders are believed to be hiding. attempts at peace negotiations with the group of so far failed. the death of yan is a major blow to the organization, but not the last stroke. i listened on the al jazeera, the long delayed premier of the 25th, that james bond movie, no time to dies taken place in london bond. the active daniel craig is the star attraction. he faced and final acting as the famous sacred agent. the premier was postponed 3 times because the corona virus, but cinnamon thing, shut down, juice the pandemic. the industries hoping the latest installment of bond help it were cover in the grand scheme of things all over the low down the list of priorities thought this is really, really needs to be said in the cinema. and i'm just incredibly grateful to m g m and about the whole film critic re

the ellen was founded in the 19 sixty's as a leftist rebel group, inspired by the cuban revolution, with 2300 combatants in an extensive support network in cities. it continues to routinely attack soldiers in oil pipelines specially close the border with venezuela, where most of its commanders are believed to be hiding. attempts at peace negotiations with the group of so far failed. the death of yan is a major blow to the organization, but not the last stroke. i listened on the al jazeera, nearly 30 prisoners, had been killed in a battle between rival drug gangs in a prison in ecuador and made guns and grenades, and 6 people were beheaded. it took police and military 5 hours to regain control of facility. more than 40 prisoners were injured. i knew postage as overwhelming support among palestinians for 6 prisoners. we escaped from a high security is really jailed earlier this month. the group appearing at a court hearing 87 percent of those asked to see the escape as an inspiration towards ending the occupation. it was a rare event, but it wasn't the 1st time it had happened. fossil went

ellen frames, energy analyst. translation: we never thought the forest would react _ so quickly to climate change. what shocked us was that it was not just the conifers badly affected but also old oak and beech trees. time is running out for the planet and for germany's green party which had high hopes for the election. support has grown in recent years, boosted by younger voters. but the chancellor candidate is lagging behind in the polls. there is no doubting how passionately germans feel about climate change but that alone might not be enough to put annalena baerbock into the chancellery. this, after all, is the country which invented the motorcar. some worry about the pace of change and how to protect the environment without killing off industry. translation: i would like to know who is going to pay for this. if the car industry gets kneecapped and tens or may be hundreds of thousands, maybe a million people lose theirjobs, maybe they should be a slower solution. together, perhaps, we can slow down global warm

. >>> don't forget ellen degeneres is back for her final season of her hit talk show that starts at 4here on nbc bay area. the season premier of "the kelly clarkson show" is at 3:00. stick around for nbc bay area news at 5:00. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. 5:23. the end of the road may be coming for extended el fresco dining in palo alto. council members will decide whether to reopen california street and university avenue to traffic starting september 30th. the street closure was first implemented during the pandemic. now with the delta variant some business owners are keying to keep these streets closed. >> especially now with unfortunately the delta variant or the mu variant. another fear about sitting indoors. i would say 90% of my customers are willing to sit outdoor. it's much more appealing outdoor sitting. >> other business owners don't share the same sentiment saying the street closure is eating up parking and keeping customers away. >>> nbc bay area responds to a south bay man whose gift card was empty even though he just put a couple hu

the mother fallen chicago police officer ellen french issues and exerts a message on what would haveeen her daughter's thirtieth birthday. elizabeth french writes in part love and support during this difficult time will be a treasure i carry with you the rest of my life. officer french was shot and killed during a traffic stop last month. a member of the british isis cell known as the beatles plans to plead guilty. elevator cody will enter his plea in federal court in virginia next week, he and his associate are charged with the beheading depth of four american hostages. he set to go on trial in january. neither will face the death penalty due to the terms of their extradition from the uk. todd: president biden calling the airlift of americans and have as an extra nurse success despite the suicide attack that claimed the lives of 13 servicemembers. >> the extraordinary success of this mission was to the skill and selfless courage of the united states military. some say we should have started mass evacuations sooner. could this have been done in a more orderly manner? i respectfully d

what are you doing to make that faster with secretary ellen? >> where providing technical assistance. >> what technical assistance are you providing to get the door faster? is us an urgent issue for your department? >> it is. >> what you doing to make it faster? >> we are talking to the communities, people with the least capacity to use resources so we are helping small and rural communities, small and rural communities to get resources from their state and county and other local government because most of them do not have the capacity, we get the money but not people. we don't get them -- >> $800 million on overhead for this, to distribute just over a billion dollars. >> sent to the rural communities. >> what spent by the administration is almost the same amount overhead has gone in the hands of renters, fast how deeply flawed the program is this is something that requires, i think your attention secretary yellen, it's an absolute, complete mismanagement at this time when you only have less than 4% of the money in the hands of renters, it's an

mary ellen is here and as well as jaoquin torres, our economic and workforce development director but actually he is now our assessor recorder and jeff tom lynn who is with us from m.t.a. it did take a village and will take these actions working together to get this program burning and i know there was some challenges in between where some businesses built these incredible spaces and they were told, well, you need an entry way and change this and make this change and that drove us nuts. at end of the day, here we are, with a permanent program that is really going to make a big difference for san francisco and not just in supporting the businesses, but look how much lively the city is become. look at what happens when we take businesses that are indoors and we bring them outdoors, when we're able to enjoy the city and enjoy these incredible spaces. this is how we recover. yes, we need to be mindful that the delta variant is real. yes, we need to be mindful that they're going to be some changes as a result of some people who unfortunately have not gotten vaccinated, we got a lot of work

we are seeing basically stateless income not taxed anywhere and secretary ellen took the lead with thelobal minimum tax so everyone could play by the same rules. china is one of the 132 countries that has agreed to the global minimum tax. it actually needs to be higher than what is provided in our legislation but it is a reasonable response to what she has done. it is important to defeat this amendment which would only delay addressing the outsourcing of american jobs leading to more jobs center bright and would continue to allow massive corporate tax evasion and i urge rejection to the amendment. >> doctor ferguson is recognized on the amendment. >> thank you mr. chairman. this is very simple. i feel like it is a false choice that has been created that has been thrown around like a race to the bottom this is a race to american competitiveness the number one place in the world to do business and to make sure our american workforce has the opportunity to succeed in the marketplace they have the most competitive job market anywhere on the planet. and i think leveling the playing field wi

vice president quail, based on our reporting, kept ellen pence, you can do this. mike we are friends. we are both indian republican vice president. you just can't move forward. and bob was and i were talking recently about the january 5th scene. and the most striking seem to me was after pence leaves the over office, on january 5th. we have in our, book president trump opening the door in a freezing night, january 5th, with future riders outside. he supporters outside in the street of washington. and in the frigid air having the gust of air come into the oval office. and he wouldn't close the door. he said to his aides in the oval office, listen to them, these are my supporters, they want to act tomorrow, on january six. and even some of his own aides were shivering in the oval office that. night the president wouldn't close the door, he wanted to hear the cries of his supporters. >> yes, and it's a chilling scene, for the readers. it was so cinematic because -- you do this in so many scenes where you take us be on the important tex, there's always an important te

and out of the -- ellen swallow richards one of the founders of economics in and the first woman to goto m.i.t. she said something like what is necessary for a house to be a home? she wanted you to do what was hygienic and that made your house feel like a home and the rest was just like let it go. you have to do it. make it easier, pay somebody else to do it. she believed in takeout and she thought it was ridiculous that people just ballcaps for themselves and she said something like every family has a taste for its own chicken bacteria but that can be solved with education. >> i love it. >> she's amazing. >> and the other strong woman there was margaret murray washington and i would love to hear you go on about our. >> they were both extraordinary women. margaret mary washington was so famous when she died in 1925 that the president sent a telegram to where she worked and lived. she was a woman born in mississippi and they were competing entities for our. she grew up in a town where there was no public school and wass. fortunate enough to be tan under the wing of white siblings who ha

england took their time adding a second but this time, toone turned provider, scrapping, finding ellenan unfortunate own goal before half—time. look at that ball in, goalkeeper missed it and an own goal. after the break, england kept up the pressure. the chasm in quality between the two sides never more obvious than when north macedonia kicked the ball into the back of their own net for a second time. substitute beth england shone in the second half, adding two goals, the pick of which was this unstoppable header, before beth mead wrapped up proceedings and an 8—0 win. so sarina wiegman's time as england manager gets off to an impressive start. meanwhile, elsewhere tonight, the other home nations also enjoyed winning starts to their world cup qualifying campaigns. what a pass! wales were dominant against kazakhstan. some sublime passing helped by some inept interceptions. kayleigh green with the pick of the goals. she went on to score again in a comfortable 6—0 win. top scorer rachel furness was on fire for northern ireland. this bullet header part of an outstanding performance that sa

he may have seen secretary ellen had a call with senator mcconnell, not a political -- secretary ellen had a call with -- yellen had a call with senator mcconnell, not politically. i know you have questions about how this will move forward, all good questions we are working with congress on. our view is it should be bipartisan as it has been in the past. reporter: another question. the fda, is the idea because they have so much on their plate , we just wait until there is a quiet moment to appoint somebody orders that have effect? ms. psaki: i promise when we have determined and selected and fda commissioner we will announce it and not wait for a quiet moment. i don't know if there are quiet moments, you may all agree with that and that is what the president is eager to do. i don't have predictions of the timeline. reporter: a federal judge ruled to block the administration from -- a new ruling in 14 days, -- [indiscernible] ms. psaki: the news came out, it is an injunction that as you said would take effect two weeks from now. referring to the department of justice on any official ste

mary ellen, thank you so much for taking the time. >> you're very welcome.nedy: more breaking news tonight, a los angeles judge has just removed britney spears' father jamie as her conservator. this is huge news. he will no longer run her life and her finances for the first time since 2008. that's when obama was elect. that's so long ago. all right. the decision comes days after jamie was accuse of bugging britney's phone and planting surveillance cameras in her bedroom. britney's lawyer wants an investigation into those educations. -- allegations. in the meantime, is britney free now? let's talk about it with tonight's party panel, jason meister is here, we've got democrat strategist talk radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall holding it down in l.a. and from the spectator usa are where he serves as contributing editor, stephen l. miller. fantastic glasses, stephen. i will start with you, jason, since as far as i know you are the only lawyer on the panel. what does this mean for britney spears? is she free? >> first of all, this is great news t

mary ellen carol who is the department head of emergency management as well as our fire chief who's behind me janine nicholson. a number of doctors including dr. susan philip and so many other extraordinary women who continue to lead this city, who continue to keep us safe. today is a celebrate. today is a reminder of work that needs to be done and today as you hear for some other inspirational women, madam speaker, we are going to continue to make sure that we rededicate ourselves to getting out the vote. to getting women elected. to holding politicians and others accountable to do what is best to make sure we are serving the people. you have been an extraordinary example of that. we honor you, we thank you and we that all the men who are here today chief and others who continue to uplift and support women in all the work that they do. thank you all so much for coming. have a wonderful celebration. [ applause ] . >> i want to take time to recognize a few folks who have joined us here. joaquin torres our assess or. our treasurer. former supervisor norman yee. of course, kathryn stefani. bu

ellen van dijk has won the road world championships time trial in belgium.hampion annemiek van vleuten could only manage third. joscelin lowden was the highest placed briton, finishing eighth. and that's all the sport for now. hello. we saw some pretty decent weather across the country today, a lot of sunshine and i felt quite warm again. for much of this upcoming week, it's going to be dry with a lot of sunshine and quite warm, particularly in the south, because towards the end of the week its northern parts, particularly scotland, which will turn windier and cooler, more autumnal with outbreaks of rain. weather fronts bringing more cloud today in scotland and northern ireland, and when east anglia and the south—east. they tend to fizzle out overnight, bringing some patchy cloud, but lengthy clear skies. away from the north west scotland, the winds will be light. quite chilly out of town but, where you have the cloud, just about into double figures, with mist and fog here and there. for pressure really dominating the scene in much of the country. a deep are

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caller: -- ellen is in california. caller: my most important is the one that is most abused which is the 14th which allows illegal immigrants to come into this country, have a child, and it is declared a citizen. host: so you would like to amend the 14th amendment, repeal the 14th amendment? what would be your citizenship requirements if you got to decide? caller: given how difficult it is when we have no choice in the constitution and how difficult it is in reality to change the government. host: coming back to the point you made at the beginning, do you think we have a functional democracy for that? caller: i think it's a matter of degree. we are more functional than many other countries in the world. it is not perfect. you could ask what gives the constitution -- what binds us to live under it if we don't have the ability to change. we had no say in it. the whole idea of consent of the governed seems can

she told the jury that many blood ellen iser's work broken down and off by white margins putting patients at risk. homes is facing conspirators charges. she's pleaded not guilty. >>> a new hotel and casino could be coming to sonoma county but not everyone is pleased. why some people are pushing back. >>> the stage is set and live audience is back for the primetime emmy awards here in los angeles. i've got the shows and stars to keep an eye on on televisions biggest night. >>> the millennium tower for the work has stopped after the fix made things worse. new evidence building officials were forewarned. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to break. is the view of san francisco from our camera on treasure island. it is 4:40. we will be >>> a new hotel and casino could be coming to sonoma county. it would be a huge boost to the members of the coronation. the tribe acquired its ancestral land between clearlake and bodega bay. that land could be turned into a $600 million casino resort and we spoke with the vice chairman of the 90 member tribe as he walked the trails where his ancesto

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here's ellen lopez. ellen,: a new warning for the pediatric code cases surging across the country.ents not to seek out a vaccine for children under 12, because they are not eligible. saying in part "children are not small adults." >> while i can understand that parents are anxious to get kids vaccinated, it is super important for the fda to complete its process. >> this comes amid the uncertainty of a new school year and this week, nearly one million students are expected back in new york city classrooms. hospitals across the u.s., meanwhile overwhelmed, inundated with covid-19 patients. >> we are already at next capacity, already stretched so thin. >> i see you' i --cu several states close to running out of beds. >> we are in a dangerous place with covid-19 right now, posting some of the highest new case numbers we have ever seen. our hospitals are at a breaking point. >> a mississippi man losing his sister, niece and nephew to the virus. >> while my niece had me on the phone telling me about her brother, within five minutes, the other hospital was calling, telling her about my si

ellen white as we saw on saturday, awaits everton when they got back 4—0 when.er place. kick-off is at seven p:m. .- kick-off is at seven p:m.. great stuff, jo currie. _ one other big line of football news today, eight brazilian players won't be allowed to line out for their premier league clubs this weekend after the country's football federation triggered a rule that prevents them from appearing. those affected were called up by their country, but their clubs didn't want them to travel to a red list country as they would face a period of quarantine on their return. liverpool's fabinho and goalkeeper allison, along with striker roberto firmino, are among those who brazil are allowed to stop from appearing for their clubs for a five—day period following the end of the international window. five premier league clubs in total are affected, including manchester city, chelsea, manchester united and leeds united. as well as liverpool. england captainjoe root has revealed jos buttler will return

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