hi, grammy, this is joe biden. she was overwhelmed. gammy went on to hell him her second eldest, my aunt michelle, was in the hospital, colon cancer, advanced. she was really sick. vp's posture changed immediately. i'm so sorry, grammy. i'm so, so sorry. you know my son beau died of cancer. as a parent you should never have to think of one day burying a child, it's a nightmare. he stepped away, speaking personally with her about sitting in a hospital room with a sick child, about pain. i could hear her choking up on the phone. i'm giving amanda my personal home phone number. you need anything, you call me. i'll come to the hospital and sit with you, anything. grammy still talks about that call. he's a genuinely nice man, she says. he just gets it. her grief and my family's grief mattered to him. our entire country is grieving. we are all going through trauma. our next president needs to be

hi, grammy. this is joe biden. she was overwhelmed.mmy went on to tell him her second eldest my aunt michelle was in the hospital, colon cancer, advanced. she was really sick. the vp's posture changed immediately. i'm so sorry, grammy. i'm so, so sorry. you know my son beau died of cancer. as a parent you should never have to even think of one day burying a child. it's a nightmare. he stepped away, speaking personally with her about sitting in a hospital room with a sick child about pain. i could hear her choking up on the phone. i'm giving amanda my personal home phone number. you need anything, you call me. i'll come to the hospital and sit with you. anything. grammy still talks about that call. he is a genuinely nice man, she says. he just gets it. her grief and my family's grief mattered to him. our entire country is grieving. we are all going through trauma. our next president needs to be the one helping us heal. that's why i'm glad and excited to vote this fall not just against trump but genuinely for joe biden. >> before we cont

pensar en el futuro que alguien tenga un grammy y diga aprendÍ a leer en un semÁforo >>> inspira verdad otro que nos ha inspirado en estos dÍas es un niÑo de 13 aÑos que estuvo anoche en la convenciÓn demÓcrata el pequeÑo hablo su lucha contra el tartamuedo porque el exvicepresidente biden lo ayudÓ porque tambiÉn lo sufriÓ y estaba orgulloso de haber hablado sobre un problema que sufre millones de niÑos en el mundo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> al regresar la actriz lori >>> al regresar la actriz lori irÁ a prisiÓn por el ahora cámbiate a t-mobile y obtén 4 líneas: ilimitadas por solo 25 dólares cada línea. con acceso a la red 5g más grande del país incluido. ¡así es! un plan ilimitado con 5g en todo el país para toda tu familia, por solo $25 cada línea. solo en t-mobile.

the man behind the grammys. what he's doing now to help artists with their strings cut by the pandemic. it's a fox business exclusive. >>> why the hot markets, as i said, may have congress slow-walking the next relief package. and 15 cents for a movie ticket said no one, ever, until amc. what the theater chain is about to offer you. less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start "the claman countdown." liz: breaking news. 2020 presidential candidate joe biden calling on the nation's governors to mandate mask wearing. he just made the comments in wilmington, delaware moments ago, after being briefed on the coronavirus numbers. he is campaigning for a second day with new running mate kamala harris. earlier, biden called today's historic peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates quote, a historic step to bring the deep divides of the middle east together perhaps just a bit more. we shall see. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the deal quote, full, formal peace. now, as part of the pl

i've won two grammys and have 17 tattoos. that's true. i'll show you a few.ave this rose, which is a plant that grows outside. remember outside? i have a tattoo that says "this means nothing," which means something. i just can't remember. this one says "future nostalgia," which is the name of my new album. lots of artists do this actually. that's why bruce springsteen has a "born in the usa" tramp stamp. and finally, i got this one during quarantine. i think we're all looking for guidance right now, so i got a tattoo of my greatest inspiration, my hero, the reason i do everything. guillermo, do you like it? >> i love it! >> i was hoping you'd say that. >> look, dua lipa, since you have a tattoo of me, i have a surprise for you, too. i bought one of those from the physical. >> dua lipa: no! >> yes, come on, look. >> dua lipa: let's see it. >> hold on. >> dua lipa: oh, my goodness, wow, that's very slimming on you. >> thank you, i love you. >> dua lipa: i love you, mua. >> dua lipa: you know, it's an odd time to have an up-beat disco record out, but i wanted to

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. >>> ahead, teachers who have won the grammy music educator award tell us how they plan to use musicng school year on and off the bus. you're watching "cbs this morning." evanescence has a new single with big ambitions. what do you hope this song does? >> just to get more people, particularly young people to vote especially this year when oing to take a little more effort and thought ahead of time. get in early, do it now. >> ahead, how lee and her grammy using their musical migho help americans find their political voice this section year. they want y to get o vote. >>> your local news is next. i'e. ood morning, it's 78:25. three people are dead this morning after a fiery crash on 680. witnesses say the vecle left the freeway at the north main off ramp in walnut creek just before 11:00 last night and when the vehicle reportedly hit a tree and went up in flames. >>> the historic lick observatory just escaped the behind helping crews fight the flthere's any unseen damage from the heat. >>> and don't forget, kpix 5 is partnering with the red cross in a virtual telethon for fire relief.

a riyana did rter i pretty mad yesteay >>some trump supporers in texas lashing out at grammy winner riyanafter the dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan en un stay well, california, and keep it golden. state to a car ranch. she posted this picture on social media showing her next to a car that had an anti trump message painted on days later a group of people who support president trump gather to repaint the cars kaylee green reports well i kind of thought it disrespectful for her to come to our town. >>this is the heart of trump country. of course he had a right to do it. but as you can with bigger forces because this is trump country about a 100 people gathered at the cadillac ranch sutraged about r post. >>i'm a trump supporter i pretty mad about what riyana did yesterday this if you'll notice th

he was the oft times grammy half times not shaven blood and guts of america.hose who's far forefathers it starved at valley forge, to fight on entrapment your town. then again a few years later at the battle of new orleans. he had been a raw recruit at barack, but emerged the victor at gettysburg and the winner of a great and tragic silver war civil war. he was the one who drove the enemy to defeat a samuel. he was and is the american soldier personified. ♪ ♪ and who were his leaders? marshall, eisenhower, mcarthur, nick near, bradley, never's, paton, clark -- cruger -- , patch. men like macaulay. men who possess the indomitable spirit and genius of washington. when feel scott true, andrew jackson, grant -- , sheridan, and to george g meade, robert e. lee, john j persian. this was the heritage of no american military leadership in world war ii. the herridge is they could not and would not fail. the one in a legal. victory. from buck profits to four star generals, these were the priceless outpouring of america's greatest resource. a product of more than a centu

with a grammy-winning album that is getting the best reviews of here career. 13-year-old tanya tucker was sitting here, what would you tell her today? >> i don't think i would tell her anything. i think she would have to talk to me and give me some advice. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, it is a new dawn for tanya tucker. >> pauley: vanilla can sometimes be dismissed as perhaps a bit bland. but seth doane's travels this morning pretty much prove there is no such thing as plain vanilla. >> reporter: we journeyed to rainforests half way around the world to truly appreciate a spice so often seen as ordinary. >> this concept of an orchid that must be pol pollenated by hand, one by one, before noon, sounds like something in a fairytale. >> it is magical. >> reporter: the extraordinarily colorful story of vanilla, ahead on sunday morning. >> pauley: rita braver goes bird-watching with david allen sibley. and mo rocca has some questions for linda lavin, best remembered for her tv show, "alice." and lee coco shows us why here at cbs, the eyes have it. plus hugs

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we're trying to create a schedule that's gonna be able to accommodate whatever we see as a final grammy. making sure that the program we offer was gonna be far superior to the "do the best you can" model that we had in march. >> while the deals are still being talked about, the school year will start on monday. >>> for all the latest information on bay area school reopenings, head to kpix.com. >>> we're learning more about a shooting in alameda that nearly hit a two-year-old child. we first told you about it last night. you can see a group of teenagers get into some kind of argument outside a shoe store. and that is when two people pull out guns and start firing. witnesses say they heard roughly 20 shots. >> with everything going on in this area, it's, like, one more crazy thing. >> we didn't get to open yesterday. day of the week. and even the best district attorneys aren't great these days. >> police say one person involved in the shooting drove to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg. another bystander was hit by shrapnel but declined treatment. and a stray bullet struck a ca

she's won three grammys, 11 latin grammys and amassed a $350 million fortune.ghest notes: performing at the half-time show at this year's super bowl with jennifer lopez. it's a remarkable journey for a woman who was cut from her elementary school choir in colombia-- her classmates said she sounded like a goat. shakira now lives in spain. we went to see her there and, as we first reported in january, found an artist bristling with restless energy and drive that sometimes torture her, but always propel her, lifting her to one of the biggest stages in the world-- the super bowl in miami. two months before kickoff.shakit the davis cup tennis tournament in madrid with the kind of full- throated, hip-thrusting performance that has electrified audiences for more than two decades. this was her first live performance in more than a year- - a warm-up for the super bowl and a showcase for the distinctive music and eye- catching moves that have catapulted her to one-name international pop star status. ♪ ♪ shakira fills huge stadiums around the world. her devotees cry out--

he's a tony, grammy, emmy-award-winning actor, director and artist.oken activist for racial and lgbtq equality. billy, i suppose if you have to record a cast album from a broadway cast, they put you in a sterile studio without an audience, and you have to conjure all that energy. and i'm guessing this was no different. let's talk about your choice of the song. i am old enough to remember when it came out. the song is called "for what it's worth," but a lot of people associate it with the first lyric, there's something happening here. what it is ain't exactly clear. please, the floor is yours. >> yes. i've always been a political person as first generation post-civil rights movement and then when i was 15 years old, i came out as gay. we went straight to the front lines to fight for our lives during the aids crisis. activism is in my dna. we have been terrorized for the last three-plus years, and i knew that i wanted to get involved in the conversation. and so i recorded "for what it's worth" all the way back in september knowing that i wanted to have

i've also won a tony, an emmy, and a grammy.as one of time's 100 most influential people, which means i am now above the law in perpetuity! what's that? i'm being told that is not in fact the case. but it was crazy. i was on the same list with lebron james and kim jong un. between us we have 1 tony award, 3 nba championships and thousands of human rights violations. it's weird. i'm used to performing in front of big, loving audiences in rooms filled with applause and laughter. now here i am doing a show alone in an empty house, and the slight wrinkling of a masked cameraman's eyes is the only way i can tell if any of this is funny! and i see a smattering of

i've also won a tony, an emmy, and a grammy. and i was one of time's 100 most influential people, which means i am now above the law in perpetuity! what's that? i'm being told that is not in fact the case. but it was crazy. i was on the same list with lebron james and kim jong un. between us we have 1 tony award, 3 nba championships and thousands of human rights violations. it's weird. i'm used to performing in front of big, loving audiences in rooms filled with applause and laughter. now here i am doing a show alone in an empty house, and the slight wrinkling of a masked cameraman's eyes is the only way i can tell if any of this is funny! and i see a smattering of wrinkle. all right. but not to worry, if anything goes wrong tonight, i have a great understudy standing by. how's it going, guillermo? >> guillermo: i'm doing good. you're doing a wonderful job. >> ah, guillermo, you tease. i've always wanted to know, what's your favorite broadway show? >> guillermo: aladdin. >> well guillermo, you ain't never had a friend like me! j

man like the show you don't miss an interview and join you on the right michael duffy but it's a grammy and sometimes they say. the world is driven by drama. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. alexa in a volley lands in berlin after being airlifted from russia to receive emergency treatment at the russian opposition to get out of this beginning coma since falling critically ill. exalted by the russian opposition leader but almost taken off scott says that she won't run for president again if there's a rerun of the disputed election we report from a rally in support of the incumbent presidents and press. we have rights on the western border or stephanie thousands of people some of the more subtle. but none of them want to listen to you radiance and all you want to be played out in the public. with criticism of itself.

and with means a labyrinth fish or grammys the males also assume parental care duties in addition to building and tending to the nest they guard their young from predators and fan oxygen rich water over them. but in fish and itemized most species of fish of external fertilization once the female has released the eggs the male releases the semen over them the female is done 1st as it were and can therefore leave the male alone with the young. clownfish change gender tracking down a partner in their core rehab a tat is difficult so if the mother female of a group dies the dominant male in the group member place or that option of changing sex unable the fish to continue reproducing. but the nuclear family does exist too in the animal world given its live in close knit units of mother father children. in the wild the apes mainly eat fruit but the supply tends to fluctuate. one tree alone would not provide enough fruit for a larger group but a small family on their own would have enough to eat. animals have developed some pretty inventive mating patterns and family structures the assumpti

time now for something to eat and how far would you travel for a grammy well we traveled to arguably the most remote michelin starred restaurant in the world the cox is tucked away on the faro islands deep in the countryside only accessible by off road vehicle the chef there specializes in nordic christine using old cooking techniques like drying fermenting and salting now those who venture out there speak of an unforgettable journey. the ferries are an archipelago in the north atlantic an autonomous territory of denmark and him into what may be the world's most promote 2 star restaurants the cokes and ferry is cox means something equivalent to fussing over something extraordinary pool andrea says scott opened the restaurant it's not. hi story building we're out here and the nature of. sheep waterfalls and chickens and i think that kind of cuts onto the experience. the restaurant only cooks with local produce and dusts a very creatively. as with this salad mussels love it help . red sea urchin with marinated thank you. for this kelp and. many of the ingredients such as the kelp come

a kid join has been a leading light in the music industry for decades though she's won 3 grammys and the world music category she rejects that label as too restrictive. her role models range from the south african singer mary emma kava to jimi hendrix was. to. albert dogmatic. feels most at home here in the nigerian capital lagos even though she lived in hamburg for years. it's a great determination to forge a path towards making music. spears elements of hip hop soul african music under a strong helping africa. is a magical chill and until a key jewel music straddles the continents but none of the singers are committed to a single musical style category and each has developed her own unique sound there they've built international audiences by working in europe over 3 regularly returned to africa this film explores how they transnational experiences have shaped their music. what kind of music do you make when you grow up and gonna be mean or nigeria and then spend a large part of your life in europe. now has the 3 process their experiences of rootlessness and of leaving their childho

both grammy winning musician was worked together on hit songs. now mary j.od morning. >> we are so glad you're here. we had both of you on during the pandemic at one point, 50, the last time that you were on, you told us that you had taken up yoga during all of this. are you still practicing the moves? >> yeah, i practice but don't look forward to seeing me in a headstand. any of those advance moves, i can't do those advanced moves. i'm just really stretching well. >> mary, did you ever think you would see 50 become a yogi? >> i never thought about that. >> we've come a long way, 50, from being in da club to being in the yoga studio but we all evolve, don't we? let's turn to the show. mary, "power book ii: ghost," you play a ruthless drug dealer. now, help us. is there much you can relate to this character and how? >> absolutely. in the neighborhood i grew up in, you know, inner cities, the projects, there's always monets. there's ten -- i grew up. most of my friends were monets but a lot of our mothers are monets, single parents trying to raise their childr

request to reimpose sanctions against tehran is rejected by the remaining members of the grammy and nuclear deal. this is our to international coming to you live from the russian capital this friday afternoon welcome to the program. russian doctors treating i would say not only are ruling out poisoning for now after the opposition figure had tested negative for the presence of toxic substances of all the remains in intensive care and a hospital in the siberian city of where he's in a coma after falling ill during a flight to moscow doctors though say they will carry out more tests. and she would you be so fun no traces of took suze have been found in to notice him we've taken to do not suspect he was poisoned you. people. are quarter joins us live now with the details don earlier we also heard from the head of the hospital in what he have to say. well jackie the medical staff at the hospital and have already completed the preliminary tests of the blood and urine tests and they said that they found no urine or i'm sorry no traces of a toxic substance or poison in the volleys system like you

are called just by the grammy. people listening to this. there was a look behind me. to see. one day back to sunday and what led to those days of ongoing unrest this is video of what happened that shows police shooting jacob blake from behind his family say the 29 year old is now power lies from the. political commentator it's irrelevant says he's not surprised by the protests. and the only people would be surprised at the people who believe the issues of institutional racism in this country i mean i remember back originally when black wives matter 1st started were trayvon martin and then you know you had mike brown or garner and you had case after case of these shootings of young black men and women across the country were officers were never really held accountable for that and you had protests and rallies kind of false you know. dog and pony show styled mixes of the institutionalism without really addressing it without really you know taking it to task and really changing the culture and the nature of this country but that allows these things to happen so no it doesn't sur

john legend's got an emmy, a grammy, an oscar, a tony, and now the video for his new album is a familylus, making the best of travel during uncertain times. discover how the hahn family set out to see the world from the safety of home. then four friends are finding the adventure of a lifetime on a road trip across america. plus lynn whitfield and merle dandridge from the hit show "greenleaf." an all new "tamron hall" starts now. [exciting music] ♪ - welcome to an all new "tamron hall" from my home. i hope you're doing well, and if you're not in the best mood, i know something that will bring a smile to your face. i'm excited to talk to my first guest. he just did an epic piano battle with alicia keys on "verzuz,"

country through a rainy day thanks to all well to discuss that i'm now joined by dr and i see our grammy a professor of psychiatry at tufts university and a back selling author. to talk to you thank you very much for your time. thanks for inviting me now you are joining us from. boston area which has been under water. and it's a funny question to ask if i buy a house same thing you are at this point on this scale oak once it's now. saying that you said yeah yeah how same year as a recent survey are saying. the road well yeah well they're related. i would say this on saturday i would say on a scale of one that's around probably an 8 right now that's a pretty high the reason i'm asking is because in 2011 you published and very counter-intuitive looks at jasc. being a bit unstable especially on the a manic depressive has its advantages at its time of the time of crisis now i know that your book focuses primarily on little letters but i wonder if one can observe this same a fact in lay people to it can we find solace that you know our depression and our restlessness may actually make. batter

i've also won a tony, an emmy, and a grammy. and i was one of time's 100 most influential people, which means i am now above the law in perpetuity! what's that? i'm being told that is not in fact the case. but it was crazy. i was on the same list with lebron james and kim jong un.

welcome back to worlds apart dr and that's their grammy the author all. uncovering dealings between lives ship and mental illness dr gummy as i mentioned before your book was published in 2011 before the election know donald trump who mainly psychologists describe as well let's call it mentally centric and he clearly as you sat has his manic trade he's definitely not the american president do you think his uniqueness serves america well add the time of unprecedented and so. well you know my general thesis was that a manic depressive leader is helpful in a crisis but is not helpful in a non-crisis period and i think the donald trump was elected in 2016 when we were not in a crisis i think his problem in the last 3 years was when it say's we're fine he was causing a lot of. instability 'd and trouble in a way by messing around with various aspects of the political economic system that actually had been functioning fine and that led to a lot of conflict and division in the country. now that we're in a crisis you would think that maybe he'd be in a position t

day two of f the virtual convention was filled withth celebrity endorsements including from grammy award winner john legend the night also featured political heavyweights john kerry and former president bill clinton who took a swipe at donald trump and smalall businesses lon trump says we're l leading the world well we are the only major industrial economy to have its unemployment rate triples. at a time like this. the oval office should be a command center. instead it's a stororm center. is only c chaose biden with handful of high profile republicans like former secretetary of state colin powel were a also invited to speak while cindy mccain window of republican senator john mccain. invoked her late husband's friendship with biden which- meanwhile first lady hopefulul jill biden also gave a poignant speech evoking the deaths of joe biden's first wife and daughter in nineteen seventy two. and if their son beau in twenty fifteen edition whole. the night also featutures lesser known democrats like jacqueline britney a security guard for the new york times building who's starstruck encounte

together across the south around matters of opportunity and violence, mitch marsalis and wynton with grammyshe pulitzer prize for music, which was the first for music. great to see you both. >> great to see you. thought you were going to dress up, so i do not want to be behind you, so i thought i would get in front of you. >> i am happy to be here. i am so happy to see you. i wish i could reach over there and hug and kiss you. jonathan: alright, you two. i am taking control back so we can discuss this. now -- thewide nation right now is looking at racial justice to equity and opportunity but also into the removal of confederate statues, and, mitch, you were in the middle of it there in new orleans a few years back. wynton aterviewed couple of years ago, 2018, in new york, i asked him about this, because he sort of lit the fire in you to do something about this, and here is what wynton said when i asked him if you reached out to him because he was a native son or if he reached out to you, and here is what wynton said, "it is really just two trumpet players in high school, sitting down, having

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. >> reporter: james murphy leads singer of grammy winning band lcd sound system spent decades per fektdifecting his sound in small, independently run music venues. >> this is a natural ecosystem. like a coral reef of venues, a national asset that if it goes away it doesn't come back. >> reporter: he was scheduled to play here at knock down center in new york in april, a gig that's been postponed indefinitely. >> rough. there is no time line on when we could reopen. we were the first to close, the industry will be the last to reopen. >> reporter: why knock down and nearly 3,000 other independent music venues banded together to form the national independent venue association. the group along with 600 other artists from lady gaga to billy joel are calling on congress to take action. they have endorsed the save our stages act, a bipartisan bill which would provide a 6-month grant to independent venues. in atlanta -- >> this is where young artists grow up. this is where the local talent hones the skills. >> reporter: josh runs center stage. he says he got a ppp loan to stay afloat until now.

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but i called my girl margo, a grammy nominated country star to help me prove my point.e on, margot, take it away. >> ♪ ♪ got the mercedes. ♪ put the-- just. ♪ now i'm trying to work it. ♪ i want to go. ♪ i want to get. ♪ i want to show. ♪ ♪ coming out foggy. ♪ ride that thing. ♪ sit on it now trying to fine me. ♪ yeah. ♪ yeah. ♪ [bleep] bring me a bucket and a mop. ♪ give me everything you got. ♪ give me everything you've got. ♪ give me everything, everything, everything. ♪ wet and gushy. >> see how they like that one dulce. >> damn, dulce, that was actually amazing. i mean still graphic but that was amazing am how did you get margot price to do that. >> you don't know me, trevor. you think i spent all day sitting at home organizing their my closet, i'm doing thing baby, which reminded me, i got to find something that starts with d, bye. >> trevor: see you late e dulce sloan and margot price. i think we've got another hit on my hands, thank you so much for that. when we come back i'll be talking to kenya barris about the controversy surrounding his hit show black-ish. s

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>> man, it feels like a won a grammy. >> reporter: happy to say the least.even though for the time being he's traded a cell that locks from the outside for one that locks on the inside. covid has put him in quarantine in hayward. >> high celly tested positive. it took a week to find out. >> reporter: by then it was too late, his cell mate had given him covid-19. >> it was people in the middle of the night passing out or calling man down as a medical emergency due to covid-19 that they did not detect based on those two significant factors. >> reporter: and even then, staff took too long, they say, to start isolated positive cases. >> they either put them in tents or on to the yard or they put them into the chapel on emergency beds or they put them in the mattress factory. >> reporter: essentially turning the prison industry mattress and furniture factory into a makeshift hospital ward. this shows the converted factory as of july 9th. james, top left in our zoom call, was released from san quentin in may before the virus hit. he confirms what erik phillips' le

if elizabeth warren can speak at a native american event, maybe milli vanilli can host the grammy awardst it hurts elizabeth warren's feelings so the dnc shut down the chat room, what a shame. it bears repeating that not all this insanity was confined to the daytime, some of it bled into a prime time as well. sandy cortez showed up. she did all of that in a 92nd speech, pretty impressive. it was like a socialist mad libs competition, here's part of it. >> thank you to everyone here today endeavoring towards better, more just future for our country and our world. in fidelity and gratitude to amass people's movement working to establish 21st century social, economic, and human rights, including guaranteed health care, higher education, living wages, and labor rights for all people in the united states. i here by second the nomination of senator bernard sanders of vermont for president of the united states of america. >> tucker: let's put her in charge, that's a good idea. we should know to that crazy as all of this was, and it was, none of it was too crazy for joe biden or kamala harris. s

the grammy sinker now revealing the book that helped transform her body and life.o we'll hear what the author of that book is saying this morning to xwchlt m gma. >> and performing this morning. so this week mariah carey? >> that's right. and it is three this one week, i could not be happier. if i got a chance to talk to her -- call i could just think samba rolls. but, yeah, mariah too. >> i thank you, we'll see you at 7:00. >>> happening today, people can use drive-thru service for the to pls and renew licenses for businesses at santa clara city hall. the drive-thru window will be open from 9:00 to 4:00 on weekdays. and you can access the drive-thru by going through the parking lot for santa clara city hall from warburton avenue. customers have to wear a face covering while interacting with city staff and at the drivth >>> d mi uxt at 6:30, we know you're wondeoutages. so mike will be back with a full look at our forecast. >>> and if you come to the clay california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical pr