miss seeing my friends and going to parties and i know it sounds like -- but i'm not going to see my grannyt christmas and my family are not going to be able to visit her. it is all these different things that make it a rubbish things -- thing to deal with. >> she says the government does not have young people's mental health in mind. >> the government is just alright let's shut everything off that makes young people happy and gives them things to enjoy and things to escape from their lives from like parties and just have a bit of fun. which is what makes being i think a young person so fun. >> fun, parties, adventures simply sitting in a full classroom, it is all out of reach during this time of isolation. with no end in sight yet for young people. brent: he is a detective with a difference, a veteran investigator serving authorities in pakistan of tracking down thieves is what makes him tick. his aim is to recover valuable stolen property and it does not always come in the form of cash or jewelry, take a look. >> he may be a bit unsteady on his feet, but his mind is still razor-sharp. the

i'm not going to be able to see my granny at christmas and my family are going to be able to go visit she's going to be on her own and so it's just all these different things that just make it such a rubbish thing to do. she says the government doesn't have young people's mental health in mind when it makes decisions. you know if the government just the right let's just shut everything off that makes young people happy and gives them like things to enjoy things to escape from their lives for all parties and just have a bit of fun which is what makes i think a young person so fun. parties and ventures simply sitting in a full classroom its own out of reach during this time of isolation with no end in sight yet for young people. to the us now where over the summer the public outcry over the killing of black people by police turned into a powerful national movement one of the focal points for black lives matter activists was and is the death of briana taylor the black medical worker was killed in a botched raid on her apartment and march all over south it visited briana taylor's hometown

i'm not going to be able to see my granny at christmas and my family are going to be able to go visit she's going to be on her own and so it's just all these different things that just make it such a rubbish thing to do. she says the government doesn't have young people's mental health in mind when it makes decisions. you know if the government just the right let's just shut everything off that makes young people happy and gives them like things to enjoy things to escape from their lives for all mean i like parties and just have a bit of fun which is what makes being i think a young person so fun fun parties and ventures simply sitting in a full classroom its own out of reach during this time of isolation with no end in sight yet for young people. the city of philadelphia has imposed a nighttime curfew to quell unrest following the police shooting of a black man on monday 2 nights of looting and clashes between police and protesters followed the death of walter wallace to here at least 172 people have been arrested and 53 officers injured purchase against the killing of black american

i'm not going to be able to see my granny at christmas and my family are going to be able to go visit she's going to be on her own and so it's just all these different things that just make it such a rubbish thing to do. she says the government doesn't have young people's mental health in mind when it makes decisions. you know if the government just the right let's just shut everything off that makes young people and gives them like things to enjoy things to. just have a bit of fun which is what makes being i think a young person so fun fun parties and ventures simply sitting in a full classroom its own out of reach during this time of isolation with no end in sight yet for young people. he is a detective with a difference a veteran investigators serving the authorities in pakistan tracking down thieves is what makes him tick and his aim is to recover valuables stolen property and it doesn't always come in the form of cash or jewel take a look. he may be a bit unsteady on his feet but his mind is still razor sharp they call him the sherlock holmes of pakistan 70 year old is a master a

granny in january. then like a, then uncle, and my other uncle. then mama in may. and finally, these were the last words in her diary. all our did. only tanya is left. let us think of tanya and of the other tanyas and their brothers and sisters everywhere in russia, and china, in america, as we proudly meet our responsibilities for leadership in the world in a way where the of the great people. i ask you, my fellow americans, to join our new majority not just in the cause of winning an election, when in achieving a hope that mankind has had since the beginning of civilization. let us build a piece that our children and all the children of the world can enjoy for generations to come. [applause] weeknights this month on american history tv, we are featuring the contenders. a serious that looks at 14 presidential candidates who lost the election but had a lasting effect on u.s. politics. tonight, we feature former texas businessman ross perot, who was an independent candidate in the 1992 and 1996 presidential elections. that starts at 8 pm eastern. enjoy american hist

support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known as granny flats or in-law units? and we'll start with myrna. >> thank you for the question. yes, i absolutely support building more accessory dwelling units. i will point out that just because we think it's a good idea and put together the legislation rights the state has doesn't mean it will actually happen. we have to do more that. we have to support homeowners to adapt their housing spaces and age in space. to do that, the city can help by making the process easier, friendlier, more expeditious, and more affordable. it's not just about development, it's also about money because access to wealth is not equal in our society. if you're on a fixed income or you're a women, you tend to have -- woman, you tend to have less abhe is sccess to the mari support all of those things. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be emily. >> can you please repeat the question? >> yes. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building o

well as some defense ties it hasn't had much economic impact yet at the moment it's mainly shaped grannie's democratic. and defense type issues discussed tim harper joining us from sydney pleasure talking to you thank you. but you did. so the china from a domestic level now president xi is racing to eradicate extreme rural poverty before the 100th anniversary of the communist party next year which sounds like a pretty noble act doesn't it if you look behind the curtain things are a bit different in particular in parts of the country where foreigners are barred from going to according to reuters the tibetan rural laborers are being forced off the land and into recently built military style training centers this will sound very familiar wanted especially to the millions of we goes who have been sent to so-called reeducation camps now into bed over half a 1000000 people or 15 percent of the population have been sent through the program in the 1st 7 months of this year many end up in low paid work including textile manufacturing construction and agriculture now in similar mass transfers of the

her mother called her granny, which was deeply humiliated for her.nd her mother died when she was 8. >> her childhood is nothing but disappointment. her father, who adores her, is a drunk and a junkie. he gets so drunk, he forgets that she's sitting on the steps outside of a men's club. >> her father, who she loved above all, dies at the age of 34. of alcoholism. and one really needs to pause. how much do you need to drink to die at 34 of alcoholism? >> orphaned at 10 years old, eleanor was sent to live with her maternal grandmother. >> it was a very lonely childhood. she had a french governess who was sadistic. she was raised really by servan servants, mostly. some who were kind to her, would bring her dinner if she was exiled to her room. >> when she was 14, we know that three locks suddenly appeared on her door. >> the friend comes to visit, and she says to her, why are those locks on your door? eleanor says to keep my uncles out. was she abused? we can't know for sure. but she was a classic target for abuse. she was scared of the dark, of mice, o

i'm not going to be able to see my granny at christmas and my family are going to be able to go visit and she's going to be on her own and so it's just all these different things that just make it such a rubbish thing to do. she says the government doesn't have young people's mental health in mind when it makes decisions. you know. just the right let's just shut everything off that makes young people and gives them like things to enjoy things to escape from their lives for all. just have a bit of fun which is what makes being i think a young person so fun fun parties and ventures simply sitting in a full classroom its own out of reach during this time of isolation with no end in sight yet for young people. want to tell you now about some of the. stories making news around the world. the former british opposition leader jeremy corbyn has been suspended from the labor party after an inquiry into alleged anti semitism a report found on lawful harassment and discrimination took place during his time in charge of the party of the u.k.'s lead a human rights watchdog rather and identified se

and people see their own personal security as a more real than this garbage about pushing granny off the cliff. >> sean: when we come back, lawrence jones is our 2020 correspondent. he spoke with many of the trump supporter's that were outside of the president's rally tonight. he has a live report also, judge amy coney barrett's confirmation hearing continued today. democrats continue their attacks against their character, senator lindsey graham. he's been running the proceedings and he will join us live with an update and much more. lots of news on this breaking news night on "hannity," thanks for being with us. ♪ with alka seltzer plus severe powerfast fizz. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! so fast! ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. call, click, or visit your

and people see their own personal security as a more real than this garbage about pushing granny off the cliff. >> sean: when we come back, lawrence jones is our 2020 correspondent. he spoke with many of the trump supporters that were outside of the president's rally tonight. he has a live report also judge amy coney barrett's confirmation hearing continued today. democrats continue their attacks against her character. senator lindsey graham, he's been running the proceedings and he will join us live with an update and much more. lots of news on this breaking news night on "hannity," thanks for being with us. ♪ history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of chr

i'm not going to be able to see my granny at christmas and my family are going to be able to go and visit she's going to be on her own and so it's just all these different things that just make it such a rubbish thing to do. she says the government doesn't have young people's mental health in mind when it makes decisions as you know if the government just the right let's just shut everything off that makes young people happy and gives them like things to enjoy things to escape from their lives from you know parties and just have a bit of fun which is what makes being i think a young person so fun fun parties and ventures simply sitting in a full classroom its own out of reach during this time of isolation with no end in sight yet for young people. it's fair watching d.w. news and by land up next as anything like a junior with africa before we go we want to show you what the tail end of a hurricane looks like take a look at these gigantic waves arriving at a world famous surf spot nazare and northern portugal is a surfing happen but sometimes it's like hell well if you enjoy it from a safe

to adopt several revised zoning ordinances to allow for more accessory dwelling sometimes known as grannyunits. that includes relaxing height restrictions set back and illuminating a requirement that a homeowner occupy the main residence. >>> in marin, it could be the end of the road for dozens of vehicle campers in novato. the marin reports that sheriff's office is proposing an overnight parking ban on benford road. as many as 50 rvs and camper vehicles have been parked on the tucked away road in recent months. deputies say neighbors have complained about illegal dumping and garbage in the area. >>> it is 5:45. the monday morning drive in full effect. gianna has a check of traffic. >> look at this live look at the bay bridge tolling plaza. meter lights have now been turned on and traffic is coming out of the east bay. we are dealing with some fog this morning hovering over our bay area bridges. definitely give your self a few extra minutes this morning. this is an area where chp has issued a fog advisory. the san mateo bridge is looking a little foggy as well. slightly better than what w

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granny, i need you to vote for me like it's the last thing you will ever do, which, fun fact, it mightincluding about the city i'm in right now. >> if you go and look at what's happened to new york, it's a ghost town. it's a ghost town. >> stephen: mr. president, when you come to new york, those aren't ghosts on the street, stose are people booooooing you! trump talked about the number one scourge of the pandemic, dining restrictions. peopln you talk about plexiglass, these are restaurants that are dying. putting up plexiglass is unbelievably expensive. you're going to sit there in a cubicle wrapped around in plastic. >> stephen: trump doesn't want to be wrapped in plastic. it kills a feeling and fit breaks you wind up with an eric. the subject turned to foreign election interference. and when biden answered he chose his words carefully. >> we are in a situation where we have foreign companies -- countries trying to interfere in the outcome of our election. his own national security advisor told them that what is happening with his buddy -- well, i shouldn't -- well, i will -- his budd

do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, known as granny flats and inlaw units? andrew? >> that's a really good question. so building out more in-laws, again that is something that you're going to have discuss with the property owner and i do support that, but again, you have to have buy-in from the property owners in order to do that. and whether that is something they want to have built into their properties. again, that's something that needs to be discussed also at the local level with the other board of supervisors and you have to come to some kind of consensus in how we want to approach that. but we definitely need obviously more affordable housing in district one and the richmond district. one of the things as an aside, there are availability in terms of affordable housing in our district, but some of those available property spaces are being used as airbnbs, so that's one of the things we probably need to look at and change. thank you. >> thank you, andrew. next we'll have sherman. same question. >> so i think for housing, i think o

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support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known as granny flats or in-law units? and we'll start with myrna. >> thank you for the question. yes, i absolutely support building more accessory dwelling units. i will point out that just because we think it's a good idea and put together the legislation rights the state has doesn't mean it will actually happen. we have to do more that. we have to support homeowners to adapt their housing spaces and age in space. to do that, the city can help by making the process easier, friendlier, more expeditious, and more affordable. it's not just about development, it's also about money because access to wealth is not equal in our society. if you're on a fixed income or you're a women, you tend to have -- woman, you tend to have less abhe is sccess to the mari support all of those things. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be emily. >> can you please repeat the question? >> yes. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building o

. >> that's nicer than some granny units you see. >> i wonder what she charges for a room. >> as we say, it's good to be king. >>> all right, kari hall, wherever you live hoping that you have some air conditioning or the fan out and ready to go. >>> yeah, i have the wind turbines behind me. i wanted to talk about the red flag warning and what that means because we throw the term out there very often and so it's issued 12 to 24 hours in advance when we have very dry air coming in as well as some frequent wind gusts at 25 miles per hour or higher. here is a look at the relative humidity that we're expecting for today. as we go through the forecast, here we are at 4:00 in the afternoon and it shows that the air will be critically dry in napa. take a look at that. 8% relative humidity at 4:00 today and we're seeing relative humidity numbers in concord, livermore. still below that 15% criteria. we are going to see that especially in some of our hills usually during the overnight hours the humidity comes up.but. as we go through the day we'll see our temperatures heating up very quickly. here

sometimes known as granny units. that includes relaxing high restrictions set back in parking rules and eliminating a requirement that the homeowner occupied the main residence. >>> san francisco voters can begin casting early ballots tomorrow with the bill graham civic auditorium. the official voting center will be open weekdays from 8:00 to 5:00 and the two weekends before the election. now on election day it will be one of 588 in-person polling places spread across the city. everyone choosing to use one will be given ppe on site. if you are voting by mail, you can drop your ballot off in nearly one of 1,400 collection boxes. alameda, san mateo, santa clara, solano counties will all be offering up the auction of early in-person voting starting tomorrow. contra costa, napa, and marin will wait to open until the weekend before the election. kpix 5 is committed to helping you vote smart this november. just head to our special section on kpix.com. for links to voter information specific to your county, we also want to

do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, known as granny and inlaw units? andrew? >> that's a really good question. so building out more in-laws, again that is something that you're going to have discuss with the property owner and i do support that, but again, you have to have buy-in from the property owners in order to do that. and whether that is something they want to have built into their properties. again, that's something that needs to be discussed also at the local level with the other board of supervisors and you have to come to some kind of consensus in how we want to approach that. but we definitely need obviously more affordable housing in district one and the richmond district. one of the things as an aside, there are availability in terms of affordable housing in our district, but some of those available property spaces are being used as airbnbs, so that's one of the things we probably need to look at and change. thank you. >> thank you, andrew. next we'll have sherman. same question. >> so i think for housing, i think one of

you said what would you -- listen, i would tell my granny, if there's a road block there, that means you need to vote even more. but besides advising loved ones to get out there and vote, is there anything you can do to stop this process? >> well, you know, one of the things that we've been doing, and we've been suing the heck out of folks here to make sure we eliminate all barriers that we can for folks to exercise their right. we have recruited hundreds of lawyers here in south carolina so that, you know, we are encouraging people to go and vote. here in south carolina now, you can go vote absentee. submitting your application through the mail or go in person. and we've seen long lines here in south carolina because people are excited and they're energized. they want to go and vote. but we're making sure that we have lawyers that are available to protect their right because we know, listen, i've been doing elections in south carolina since i was 16 and i know the other side likes to send goons out to intimidate people. they'll send police cars to stand outside of precincts or they'

support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known as granny or in-law units? and we'll start with myrna. >> thank you for the question. yes, i absolutely support building more accessory dwelling units. i will point out that just because we think it's a good idea and put together the legislation rights the state has doesn't mean it will actually happen. we have to do more that. we have to support homeowners to adapt their housing spaces and age in space. to do that, the city can help by making the process easier, friendlier, more expeditious, and more affordable. it's not just about development, it's also about money because access to wealth is not equal in our society. if you're on a fixed income or you're a women, you tend to have -- woman, you tend to have less abhe is sccess to the mari support all of those things. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be emily. >> can you please repeat the question? >> yes. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more

support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known as grannyts or in-law units? and we'll start with myrna. >> thank you for the question. yes, i absolutely support building more accessory dwelling units. i will point out that just because we think it's a good idea and put together the legislation rights the state has doesn't mean it will actually happen. we have to do more that. we have to support homeowners to adapt their housing spaces and age in space. to do that, the city can help by making the process easier, friendlier, more expeditious, and more affordable. it's not just about development, it's also about money because access to wealth is not equal in our society. if you're on a fixed income or you're a women, you tend to have -- woman, you tend to have less abhe is sccess to the mari support all of those things. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be emily. >> can you please repeat the question? >> yes. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of mo

support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known as grannyrt with myrna. >> thank you for the question. yes, i absolutely support building more accessory dwelling units. i will point out that just because we think it's a good idea and put together the legislation rights the state has doesn't mean it will actually happen. we have to do more that. we have to support homeowners to adapt their housing spaces and age in space. to do that, the city can help by making the process easier, friendlier, more expeditious, and more affordable. it's not just about development, it's also about money because access to wealth is not equal in our society. if you're on a fixed income or you're a women, you tend to have -- woman, you tend to have less abhe is sccess to the mari support all of those things. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be emily. >> can you please repeat the question? >> yes. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, comm

support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known as granny with myrna. >> thank you for the question. yes, i absolutely support building more accessory dwelling units. i will point out that just because we think it's a good idea and put together the legislation rights the state has doesn't mean it will actually happen. we have to do more that. we have to support homeowners to adapt their housing spaces and age in space. to do that, the city can help by making the process easier, friendlier, more expeditious, and more affordable. it's not just about development, it's also about money because access to wealth is not equal in our society. if you're on a fixed income or you're a women, you tend to have -- woman, you tend to have less abhe is sccess to the mari support all of those things. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be emily. >> can you please repeat the question? >> yes. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, common

well, not if your granny is pat baker.ing from her instructor, chris, of the black nights parachute centre near lancaster. you have not changed your mind then? no, definitely not. i really don‘t know what is going through my mind at the moment. very nervous for her, but she is really looking forward to it. shall we keep going? yes. i think so. she is now in the air. the plan will go up to 15,000 feet and then patricia will jump 15,000 feet and then patricia will jump out. there is no turning back, although i have got the impression she is not the kind of lady who turns back when she said she is going to do something. she does it. what was it like? awesome. just to experience it, it isjust awesome. so what is your next challenge going to be? nothing - not doing this again. and you know, she mightjust do it. we will be speaking to patjust after 9:00am this morning. also still to come on today‘s breakfast: you wait ages for a former girl band star to appear on the show, then two come along at once. mollie king of the saturday

do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, known as granny flats and inlaw units? andrew? >> that's a really good question. so building out more in-laws, again that is something that you're going to have discuss with the property owner and i do support that, but again, you have to have buy-in from the property owners in order to do that. and whether that is something they want to have built into their properties. again, that's something that needs to be discussed also at the local level with the other board of supervisors and you have to come to some kind of consensus in how we want to approach that. but we definitely need obviously more affordable housing in district one and the richmond district. one of the things as an aside, there are availability in terms of affordable housing in our district, but some of those available property spaces are being used as airbnbs, so that's one of the things we probably need to look at and change. thank you. >> thank you, andrew. next we'll have sherman. same question. >> so i think for housing, i think o

do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, known as grannylats and inlaw units? andrew? >> that's a really good question. so building out more in-laws, again that is something that you're going to have discuss with the property owner and i do support that, but again, you have to have buy-in from the property owners in order to do that. and whether that is something they want to have built into their properties. again, that's something that needs to be discussed also at the local level with the other board of supervisors and you have to come to some kind of consensus in how we want to approach that. but we definitely need obviously more affordable housing in district one and the richmond district. one of the things as an aside, there are availability in terms of affordable housing in our district, but some of those available property spaces are being used as airbnbs, so that's one of the things we probably need to look at and change. thank you. >> thank you, andrew. next we'll have sherman. same question. >> so i think for housing, i think one

do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, known as grannyts? andrew? >> that's a really good question. so building out more in-laws, again that is something that you're going to have discuss with the property owner and i do support that, but again, you have to have buy-in from the property owners in order to do that. and whether that is something they want to have built into their properties. again, that's something that needs to be discussed also at the local level with the other board of supervisors and you have to come to some kind of consensus in how we want to approach that. but we definitely need obviously more affordable housing in district one and the richmond district. one of the things as an aside, there are availability in terms of affordable housing in our district, but some of those available property spaces are being used as airbnbs, so that's one of the things we probably need to look at and change. thank you. >> thank you, andrew. next we'll have sherman. same question. >> so i think for housing, i think one of the things we