and around that time i'm not sure how she appeared on my radar virginia hall.y the time i finished reading i could not believe i'd never heard of this woman for my home state of maryland. who did the things that she did under the circumstances she did. i became completely obsessed with her. >> yes she was from baltimore right? >> yes just knowing she has grown up in her family's gone to the places mine has gone, hunting, the fishing, the chesapeake bay it's been such a part of my upbringing. of course that is where all the things in common and because virginia hall was courageous, and brave, and i hate being hungry, cold, or tired. >> did not shoot yourself in a hunting accident respect know you're yet and hopefully not ever. >> entry you are all the things you said you are not. i was reading these books is like these books are great i'm so glad i did not have to write them is intimidating. i know when i write historical fiction i think like i'm going to write about this and then you discovered this on the side and this on the side i have to put this in i have

i did go to all the places in maryland where virginia hall grew up. and she had a family farm up north closer to pennsylvania, which the house was been razed and a lot of the land was-been developed, but a lot hasn't. there are hiking paths along the falls there where she was hiking and hunting. and at the home in maryland, i wrote to the people who lived there and said, exactly who i was and how i would like to come over to their house and they said come on over. so i went to that house and i got to see where she and her husband, paul, raised five french poodles. the kennels are still there, it looks like a little chateau, a big chateau, phenomenal. and where the goats were and there are still baby goats. and she's buried in baltimore and able to go to her grave and she's at the cemetery at pikesville so i went where i could. i couldn't get everywhere. i will get to france one day and i know, i get emotional even thinking about it, some of the places where she went. when i go where the village is, i won't say what the village is or did, but covered i

the same with research so okay, i'm going to write about virginia hall.one of the first books i came across from another person involved said don't bother reaching out to virginia, she doesn't want to be found. the whole time i felt like jeanette was had her arms crossed from the beginning like no gradually as i started to dig deeper and deeper, visit the cia go to the national archives and read her records and refuse, find that obscure biography, a most recent biography which is fabulous, it wasn't written so i had to go dig for what biographies were available, i was able to use that by jp pearson and a lot of french language books. we talked about sitting on google translate, 300 pages of brunch, we know things get lost in that but it's helpful. doing all of that work, i finally felt virginia started to trust me, i know it sounds strange. then more and more calm. then the cia approval came through that i was able to visit and then they answered the phone and said see me for lunch. then there was a box of family photographs out of nowhere. they just put

i write about virginia hall. one of the first books i came across from one of the other people involved said don't bother reaching out to virginia, she doesn't want to be found. the whole time i felt like virginia hall had her arms crossed like this from the beginning but gradually as i started to dig deeper and visit the cia go to the national archives and read records and reviews, find the obscure biography, the most recent biography, which was fabulous, it wasn't written so i had to go dig deeper with what biographies were available. i was able to use that and also a lot of french language books. we talked about google translate translating 300 pages of french, you can get lost in that, it's a perfect process that is helpful. doing all about work i finally felt virginia start to trust me, i know that sounds strange because then more and more would come. the cia approval came through and i was able to visit. then her niece who lives in baltimore answer the phone and said please come see me for lunch. and they b

i'm saying virginia hall would really like the draft.k you to everyone for watching today and i hope the next one is in person and we can all be there. >>> broadband is a force for empowerment that's why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, upgrading technology, and powering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >>> a virtual event with author and journalist sebastian younger who spoke about his 400-mile walk along the train tracks from washington to philadelphia as he reflected on the concepts of freedom, independence and community. >> if you walked along the railroad lines to philadelphia to swing west and head to pittsburgh we picked the railroad lines because it's this weird kind of no man's land. there aren't that many people out there, we slept under bridges and abandoned buildings and had fires in the woods. and they are also interesting because they go right through the middle of everything. the ghettos, the cornfields. i found it was the sort of gateway into the east-west trending

it's a very congested leaderboard, but georgia hall- in the next.ongested leaderboard, but georgia hall in| in the next. it's a very congested i leaderboard, but georgia hall in the share of the lead with the world number 65 nina herring gate of the united states. she was around and 67. georgia holcomb it was a bit of a mixed bag, six birdies and there, a mixed bag, six birdies and there, a double bogey at the 15th, but a very composed finished with pars up at the very tough closing stretch of three holes. so georgia hall actually said that she felt that she played perhaps better today than she did yesterday when she shacked 68. so it's an excellent performance of fire from the player from doris who won this championship back in 2018. the world number one, how has she been getting on? w: the world number one, how has she been getting on?— been getting on? 73 today. the first -a did been getting on? 73 today. the first party did not — been getting on? 73 today. the first party did not arrive _ been getting on? 73 today. the first party did not arrive

we have got haul of fame, as in medal hall, and we have a - as in medal hall, and we have a lovely pictureunciations wrong, but they did their lovely dance routine and doing thejump forjoy did their lovely dance routine and doing the jump forjoy here. did their lovely dance routine and doing thejump forjoy here. i love the picture, jonathan, on the front of the telegraph, which just shows you how close it was in the 4x100 m relay, the men's team. talk about, it is only... his body is not only the line first, his trainer definitely is, but it is all about the chest, i am told. is definitely is, but it is all about the chest, i am told.— definitely is, but it is all about the chest, i am told. is that how it works? it the chest, i am told. is that how it works? it was _ the chest, i am told. is that how it works? it was like _ the chest, i am told. is that how it works? it was like a _ the chest, i am told. is that how it works? it was like a hundreds - the chest, i am told. is that how it works? it was like a hundreds of i works? it was like a hundreds of a second. works? it was like a hund

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>> thank you for having me, halle. i would say the data from moderna is very promising, even showing efficacy at six months, that even the pfizer vaccine was done pre-delta -- i would also that that shows at least at six months there's no indication yet for a booster, even though moderna has the booster ready. i do know the cdc and fda are carefully reviewing not just lab data but pinnacle data. currently the vaccines are doing what they need to do, they are preventing the worst outcomes of covid-19, which are severe disease and death. but we do know that for a small subset of the population, immune -- immuno compromised people, a booster might be good for them. we do know some companies like germany have already started vaccinating people, the elderly and people with immuno compromised problems. >> if you are not in that subset of people and you're otherwise healthy and you've had the moderna vaccine or pfizer, are we talking like this winter or are we talking sooner than that? what do you see as far as the timeline h

of very good rather than the hall of fame. do any of the panelists agree or disagree? >> i agree with that. it's also not the boston writers that determined this, it's the national organization of baseball writers that determined who goes in the hall of fame. >> right. >> so we have a simple question. who won the game between babe ruth's all star team and the navy pilots? >> anne, that's all you, girl. >> pilots! not going to tell you the score. it was a fabulous game. but pilots. >> if you're not going to tell us the score, but tell us, give us a highlight moment in the game. >> oh, gosh. well, there's -- oh, that's -- i know that at the very beginning they said there were a hundred photographers and reporters there at the very beginning. then when ted williams came out of chute because people weren't really sure if he was going to be there, they all cheered. that was just one of those moments. again, but no, it's just a great story, but i will tell you that babe ruth, that was his dream, to become a manager. he was just thri

meteorologist kari hall is here. let's talk about how long we can expect this to happen or when can we expect this to happen? >> yeah. it's going to be a smoky weekend for the bay area and hotter too. our near surface smoke model. we've been using this a lot because unfortunately it's been changing day by day and today we go from the light blues which indicate some moderate air quality to the reds which indicate some unhealthy air quality. this will not just be bad for people who are sensitive to the smoke, but pretty much everyone as we go into today as well as tomorrow, only some minor improvements near the coastline. it's all because of all the fires burning across the bay area and a slight shift in the wind direction is going to push that smoke in. this as our temperatures will be heating up. we'll talk more about all of this in the forecast coming up. mike, how is it looking for the early morning commuters. >> a live look at san jose which is kind of boring which is good. 17 to 80 in san jose, full closure, all

there's a community rally scheduled in front of san francisco city hall on saturday and hayward has a list of ways the public can help on their website. you can find the link on nbc bay area.com. >>> in fremont, robert honda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, robert. well the afghanistan discussion continues next on nbc nightly news with lester holt. the look at the pressures on president biden even in his own party and we have more of the journey out of afghanistan, coming up next at 3:30. >> congress is demanding the 15 social media sites, including facebook, twitter and google hand over record reece lated to the january 6th insurrection. it's part of the congressional investigation in to violence at the capitol. the committee wants to see what kind of activity was happening on the sites leading up to january 6th. the companies have two weeks to submit the records. facebook, says it's continuing to work with the committee, twitter has declined to comment. >>> that san jose gas leak, it's finally over. pg&e finally capped off the gas leak that put hundred-ss of people out of t

reporting live at san jose city hall, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. another legal setback for the family of kate steinle. her parents are looking to hold the government responsible for her death on a pier. a federal appeals court ruling 3-0, upholding a federal magistrate's dismissal of a lawsuit against the federal government by steinle's parenting. the 32-year-old was struck bay stray bullet as she walked on pier 14 with her father. an undocumented immigrant had found a gun that should have been locked up by its owner, a park ranger. he was acquitted of murder and assault charges after arguing he did not mean for that gun to go off when he picked it up. >>> saying it is still grieving as an organization, vta also says it is coming back. hiring new workers, and it's about to test its light rail trains that have been out of service since ten people were killed in a mass shooting tragedy. scott budman has an update on how vta is about to get those trains back on. >> reporter: yeah, there is some progress being made. vta says it will begin testing its t

reporter: san jose has over 7000 full and part-time employees, and many are back on the job at city hall where they come face-to-face with the public. >> there is one safe route forward and that is through vaccination. >> reporter: the mayor said all city employees are required to show proof of vaccination or get tested every week. >> we need everyone in the community to get vaccinated, and we will start right here with her own team in the city. >> reporter: the policy could soon drop the testing option and require all employees except those with a medical excuse to be vaccinated and there could be penalties for those who don't. >> for example unpaid leave, which is likely to be sanctioned. >> reporter: one of the biggest unions at city hall said it degrees. >> the majority of our union is supporting this and like i said they all want to have healthy work environments. >> reporter: according to a voluntary survey of employees the fire department has the highest vaccination rate at 79.5% and other citywide staff is at 72% but the san jose police department has only a 58.2% vaccination rat

regina hall. and music from the killers. and now, sarah silverman! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sarah: this goes with this. [ cheers and applause ] hi! hey, there! i worry you're setting yourselves up for disappointment. [ laughter ] welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host, sarah silverman. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. but look. i know you guys miss jimmy, but take it from me, you will get over him. [ laughter ] it's true. he does not have to define you. [ laughter ] sure, you wasted your childbearing years with him. [ laughter ] but you will find you again. and this time you'll be stronger and you'll be wiser, but also older. [ laughter ] look, my point is -- "freeze your eggs!" [ laughter ] i am so -- okay. [ applause ] i feel you've been told to clap but i'll take it. i'm so happy to be indoors with this beautiful, fully vaccinated crowd. [ cheers and applause ] what did don barris give you? [ laughter ] you know, here in l.a. they may start making people show proof they've been vaxxed to enter public indoor spaces. if getting va

they gathered both inside and out of city hall. their message, they are against the city's proposed vaccine mandate for large events at city facilities. these photos were taken inside city hall chambers hours ago, protesters shouting over council members in an attempt to get their message heard. we are told there were more than 100 people initially. we saw many who were unmasked, these people feeling strongly that the city is overstepping its authority. >> no one should be coerced into a medical procedure, and that is what i am speaking out against. >> it is fine for people to be vocal, it is not fine for people not to follow the rules. >>. >> we have mask rules in city hall. everyone has to wear a mask when you're inside and there were some people who got larger and about on. amanda: councilmember davis adding she is happy to listen to residents, but yelling out obscenities and refusing to follow rules is something counsel cannot allow. outside, more passionate about their affect to stop any city-regulated vaccine passport. we've

thanks for waking up get right meteorologist kari hall. she's tracking air qty conditions for us. >> we are going to see a lot of changes because of the caldor fire that continues to burn with very little containment and we are seeing some spots getting some improvement today in the north bay. you will have a chance to breathe some fresher air as well as parts of the south bay. moderate air quality for the coast and the bayp, the east bay and santa clara valley. there will be drifts of smoke coming in, but much of that smoke is now moving off to the east towards tahoe as it continues to burn over sierra and the coast is looking better today as well as the north bay. we're going to be watching this. a slight shift in the wind direction could change our air quality. we're going to see that as we head through the week as our temperatures warm up. more on that in a few minutes. >> the caldor fire in el dorado county it is the top priority. the fires jumped highway 50, closing in on lake tahoe. fire officials worry changing winds and bone dry v

we showed video of hall middle school. that was incorrect.experienced the outbreak has not been identified. we regret that error. >>> developing now in mississippi, hurricane ida being blamed for a deadly highway collapse. this happened last night outside of a town of lucidale near the alabama state line. two people dead from this. seven others injured. three critically. in the meantime the southern end of louisiana still off the grid this morning due to an onslaught from ida. there are now two confirmed deaths and fears numbers could go higher. there's an effort to reach the hardest hit communities. hospitals as far away as baton rouge are opening their doors to welcome those patients who conditions actually get care closer to home. one leader tells us that story on the "today" show . >> our toughest days of this hurricane are in front of us. the number of people in medical need, the number of health care workers who really need to be supported through this time in order to just bring themselves up and take care of patients. >> as you can im

. >> and i'm holding out hall. he also noticed dozen of cars. >> parked around the block and heard people blasting music. >> outs and are called sonny bill police to tone it down officers responded to the navarro drive around 10:00pm and found about 200 people partying inside. police say as they waited for extra resources. officers on scene attempted to find the homeowner. but then somebody opened fire on said he saw kids running. >> like maniacs. >> i remember one girl running up and she was sobbing saying somebody got shot. someone got hit. one person died. >> and another underwent surgery. that victim is expected to survive. >> but neighbors like alexander question officers response. they could have more presence that could have been right in front of the house. >> they lives. could have been say people who live in the area say the home is normally rented out on air bnb. >> they believe that was the case saturday night. sonny bill councilmember mason also lives in the neighborhood as a neighbor. you want to know

the 2021 pro football hall of fame class was inducted.general manager john lynch presented by his son as they unveiled his bronze bust, his wife and daughters looking on. lynch plate 11 years with tampa and four with denver, but began with stanford. in his speech using football as a metaphor, he encouraged unity across the country. >> tonight, i advocate that we take the lead of foot all and huddle up as a people, as a great nation. let's find a common ground through shared values. let's celebrate and learn through our differences. one person can make a difference. i encourage each and every one of you to be that person who provides someone else with the belief that they too can be great. may god bless you all. chris: great speech. abc 7 sports. dion: much more to come. that's a wrap on the tokyo olympics. a look at the closing ceremonies. and a new investigation shows how governor newsom's office micromanaged an independent micromanaged an independent state i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow tr

we would run up and down the sports hall, doing speed - the sports hall, doing speed ladders, hurdles lose some of the weight that i put on and regain some movement within the legs again. so sport was massive for me to mentally and physically get back to good health and a good level, and to be able to compete again. level, and to be able to compete atain. ., �* , ., again. even though he's the world number one. _ again. even though he's the world number one, he _ again. even though he's the world number one, he credits _ again. even though he's the world number one, he credits his - again. even though he's the world | number one, he credits his success to always playing like the underdog. when i go to any tournament, anybody can win it, and i treat as if i am the underdog. so then i perform at my best that way, and hopefully i go out to the games, put myself in the mindset that i'm the only democrat underdog and bring back the gold medal. �* . . underdog and bring back the gold medal. �* , , ., , ., , medal. he's been as determined as an hint medal. he's been as determined as anything

.— the concert hall. the future hold _ the concert hall. what does the future hold for— the concert hall. what does the future hold for young _ the concert hall. what does the future hold for young singers i the concert hall. what does the future hold for young singers in the concert hall. what does the i future hold for young singers in an opera world that has been transformed by technology, social media, and demands for greater diversity? and, could the changes make opera better and more popular? let me take you to the opera. passionate singing. south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha was born in johannesburg in 1993, and has come a long way in a short time. cecilia is a protege of the royal opera house where i am on the board of trustees, so i have come along to find out more about how she made it to one of the world's leading opera houses. i was singing as a child. my mum said i was a singing baby, so i would sing my name as i was growing up. and then ijoined the church choir, and ijoined t

thank you were in the hall of fame, baby.nd certainly not to forget the great tom floors. people remember him, of course, coaching the raiders to two super bowl wins. do not forget. he went to the super bowl with kansas city as a backup quarterback, and he also got a super bowl ring as an assistant coach. very genuine gentleman. tom floor is glad that he finally got in. all right. as i said, a few things you may have messed over the weekend, so case you missed it. you need to check this out. this happened at dodger stadium yesterday. a fan eluded security down on the field and was tackled by the ball girl, marissa rohan. she's a senior at cal state northridge. yeah. he made the play or those those big brute, uh, security guys couldn't catch her, like leave it to the ball girl. all right, and this is pretty cute. you need to check this out. this is sometimes giant catcher chadwick trump is in sacramento, teaching his one year old son, zain, how to play some baseball and zane is sub. he's not camera shy. he's played shot, like,

.— not in a lecture hall.ely. i have a visiting friend who is - not in a lecture hall. absolutely. i have a visiting friend who is a - have a visiting friend who is a lecturer in university. he has come overfrom lecturer in university. he has come over from vancouver having been teaching there for six months. he is going to meet all his academic team here in london for a couple of weeks but then returning to vancouver to teach the first term from vancouver remotely so you know, it is happening everywhere, notjust happening everywhere, not just unnamed happening everywhere, notjust unnamed universities but actually in a large number of universities. i think for young people who would so benefit from face—to—face teaching, if nothing else to engage them and provide the energy and animation that keeps young minds moving and alive, ifeel very that keeps young minds moving and alive, i feel very sorry for this cohort and the ongoing problems in their universities in terms of teaching. i am sure there teaching well

. >>> last night residents attended a town hall hosted by eric swalwell, they pleaded for help trying to get family members out of afghanistan. >> it's my hope. >> reporter: from the start of the town hall, congressman swalwell got face-to-face requests for help. this man arrived two weeks ago, he watched in horror as his country unravelled into chaos. >> since last week i don't have any contact with any of them because there was no internet. they're just in the basement of our home. >> reporter: swalwell said his office fielded about 6,000 special immigrant visa requests in the last two weeks, they usually get about 1,000 each year. his district includes little kabul in fremont. and along with people asking for help to get loved ones out, some wondered how they can help those who will be arriving. >> someone in the community, what we can do to help the refugees that are resettling here. >> reporter: there were quite a few people in the audience who criticized president joe biden's draw down of troops in afghanistan, they criticized swalwell for american policy there for the last 50 y

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last time we did a story about the hall of president someone was trying to fight me and tell me the hallxists at disneyland. don't come for me -- you can come for me on any trivia, but when it comes to disneyland trivia i'm not the one. there's never been the hall of presidents at disneyland, it's only great moments with mr. lincoln. >> set the one where you said you can take a nap? >> you can take a nap. when you're in florida in the summer and it's hot and humid. it's a nice place to go. it's a legitimately good show. >> that is true also. it is fun and nice. that pretty much sums up why most of us don't know our history. at walnut creek towards mount diablo it is pretty clear and blue from 101 and 880 in san jose. some clean air out there today with seasonable cloud cover and low clouds along the coast. the temperature spread will be seasonable at 60's at the coast and 90's inland. cloud cover a little closer to the ground so some fog is possible and some haze and low-level smoke in the marine layer. in the weekend it will build throughout the week as low pressure over keeps us with a

meteorologist kari hall certainly always keeping her eyes on that. smoky saturday in my neighborhood but cleared on sunday. what are we in store for today? >> we did have the spare the air alert meaning that we are experiencing unhealthy air quality. it has been downgraded to an air quality advisory, a level below a spare the air alert. as we take a look at our centers right now, the green sensors end gait good air quality, moderate for the yellow dots and still orange, unhealthy in the tri-valley this morning as you get ready to head out. we are expecting some improvement today. still going to be smoky for the start of the day but then the winds kick up and pushes out the smoke, the smoke pushes to the east as we go into this evening. we will continue to see some improvement here, but those strong winds will fan the flames of the caldor fire and push it closer to lake tahoe with the westerly wind. mike is saying everything for the commute is looking pretty good. [ no audio ] >> here we go. >> a little hiccup. i apologize. my fault. not the technical

meteorologist kari hall tracking that for us. >> the air quality alert continuing today and temperatures quite warm in some spots. check out brentwood in the upper 60s and it's 62 in san jose, upper 50s in oakland and in san francisco. but as we go into this afternoon, very much like yesterday, with some high clouds moving by, the tropical clouds and also we'll be watching out for a chance of showers as our highs inland reach into the low 90s. we'll see still the 60s for highs near the coast. we'll talk more about the weekend coming up. mike you're starting with a highway closure. >> i am. it's not unexpected or shouldn't be. we talked about this, eastbound 37. part of that continuing improvement project. right now possibly until 6:00 a.m. you'll have to uses the reroute. we have outlined toward highway 29, slowing shows up, there may be something going on 121 as well. so far no problems for your longer drive out of antioch for highway 4, 24 out of walnut creek, to the bay bridge. there may be asphalt stihais a bigger issue for the freeway i'll let you know. everything else in green. bac

i shall enclose a twig of the cypress, and a leaf of the halle. a few months later, wadsworth writes his daughter, because he is going down to visit the same place in the same payment of how much is washington and its relics. and he pretty much is the same experience. he writes, we view the gardens, and situated before dinner in the tomb of the great washington. there was an on every approach to the place where his remains were deposited. how disgraceful to the united states to suffer these remains after having been solicited of and granted by the wallet to remain unnoticed, condemned. will not the almighty blast the gratitude of this ungrateful country? this, oh jefferson, v. thy glory. your loans have not half the merits of his little finger. pitiful revenge, and glorious triumph. congress in fact did have plans to honor george washington. most of us know of the existence of a tomb below the crypt level of the capital building. it was intended to hold washington's remains. martha actually gave permission before she died a few years later. but it

only at metro. approve a controversial vaccine mandate despite strong opposition and protest at city hall government just wants to control people and inject us with whatever they want to inject us with we've got to do what we need to do to protect our residents protect our workers protect all the folks that we host when we have major events and. tonight's vote was unanimous and came after hours a public comment good evening. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville the new rule requires that all visitors and staff show proof that they're vaccinated when they go to large events at city owned buildings including the s a p center kate abuse, as smith has been monitoring the vote all evening as if it was a wild day there at city hall in santa croce in san jose, yes indeed, frank, very chaotic. but in the end city leaders voted to approve it. protesters they came out in force during the meeting before the meeting their mantra today was my body my choice no mandates no dangerous vaccines outside san jose city hall. opponents of the mayor's proposed vaccine mandate came out in droves tak

first let's start out with the lady in pink this morning, meteorologist kari hall with a look at that forecast. >> it looks like it's going to be a nice day. it got a little hot yesterday afternoon in some of our some c temperatures today. this week, though, by friday, we will be heating up and i'm watching the fire danger for the sierra once again. let's take a look at these high temperatures. how about 79 in san jose, 79 in santa rosa as well as martinez and 87 in concord. we'll talk about more of what's ahead as our temperatures go up and down. mike, you're looking at a crash in san francisco. >> kari, it's been there over an hour. about 3:00 this morning, we're told it's going to take an hour until they can get the tow truck on scene. green sensors around the bay. the crash is in san francisco north of 280 that's offs the split there. 101 northbound at cesar chavez, a crash involving what i'm told is a dump truck as well as a dump truck with some debris from a construction site. they're both there. they need larger tow trucks and that's the reason for the delay. everything else is

they refer to it as the hall. and i'm thinking because a congress representative is using that expression that he's referring to the oven, which is bigger than the senate chamber. so, i'm thinking that's where they were held. they were also -- there was a congressional chaplain that was from the very first week of the first congress butted they opened religious serves to all different denominations. for example, leland. we know there are apisk pailians. the people that were speaking during the religious observances in the capitol were not fecknically servants of the government. this is the biggest room in the city. i would hate to say that's government enforcing religion. keep in mind and i'm talking about that in the capitol building. >> and how long did the services continue? through jefferson's presidency? >> they did. i don't know. something for me to look into. i imagine when other space became available -- there were churches already. first of all, catholic would never be seen outside of a church, a sanctuar

in the hall of fame. and that would kind of do the same thing for shoeless joe if he were in. if he's in and the family were coming in or the father, mother or parent got the little kid there and looking at this plaque like what did this guy do, and what took him so long to get here? and is this the best baseball has to offer, you know, that he took the money and complained about not getting more? one of the things about -- well, about honor and such, one of the reasons why landis may apply that standard to buck weaver is landis had a nephew who was in the u.s. military academy, and that honor code thereof i will not lie, cheat, steal nor will i tolerate anyone who does, okay, is what is essentially applied to weaver. yes, sir? >> how did the sox begin rebuilding the team? >> money. money. they buy a lot of players and they don't turn out all that well. this is the era when you could buy players not just from the other major league teams, you could buy them from the majors particularly from the pacific co

fifth gold in a row for future hall of famers sue bird and diana tara si.and also the women's indoor volleyball team wins the first goal for that event tonight against brazil. >> so great to see. andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, the works of art it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere. all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.99 a month from comcast business. call or go online today to learn more. >>> well, you're not going to believe these amazing works of sand sculptures. they are taking over an east coach beach this weekend. this is the revere beach sand castle sculpting festival. it's in massachusetts. it is one o targean d. t a whole l of sand castles this year, some artists have oted tolpt

meanwhile the hall of fame game steelers took care of the cowboys., the debut of a reax najee harris and getting his nfl feet wet. seven carries 21 yards and you can expect big things from him. as the number one pick for the steelers, making his unofficial nfl debut in a preseason game. football fans just happy ins here even though they game with kind of a dog. we got some time. and so it is that time to check this out, not many games in the major leagues tonight. not all that many fans that didn't look like in yankee stadium, but those that were there will remember this day for them here had to show you this again as you're not much beer. they're probably cost in these days at yankee stadium, blam right in the middle between those two fans, just like it was planned. you pay that much for a brew. you're gonna not losing it whether or not there's a ball in it or not. that's the sporting life back to you guys. all right. see you later born. all right. see you later born. goodnight goodnight. (ducks chirping) come on. why aren't they transferring to me?

kari hall keeping track of what we can expect. when it comes to 4:36 in the morning. not a bad shot to get started with the day. >> we are seeing clouds overhead and at times we will see more of the smoke coming in, and that's going to be a concern as you are making plans to get outside. we are also going to be seeing temperatures -- still nice and cool now, but it's going to heat up. walnut creek, now at 60 degrees, and we will see it go from the low 60s to the upper 60s at 11:00. a look at the high temperatures this afternoon, reaching up to 85 degrees in concord, and 76 degrees in napa. still looking great for today. we have to be mindful of the air quality if you are spending more time out there in the more comfortable temperatures. it will heat up going into next week, and we'll talk about that coming up in the next few minutes. >>> we have a nice flow of traffic getting up to the contra costa area. highway 4 typically has more of a difficult drive. we talked about highway closures for highway 37 overnight. still going on one direction only, but you might want to

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thrown at one of her town halls.do you hear that worry now if roll the tape back to preinsurrection? >> i think that insurrection had to have been a game changer for a lot of these members when they're back home. i covered a lot of these town halls during the health care fight when republicans were trying to roll back obamacare and i remember how tense some of these meetings would get and the security that they have at a lot of these town halls, it's minuscule. they might have a local official there to kind of monitor things, but that's not enough if somebody came in or wanted to do harm. i think these members even though stthey may not be doing many town halls because of covid concerns, they're moving around their district and well-known people at the grocery store, they're filling up their cars with gas, they are targets and they are public figures and just that feeling of if an entire police force couldn't protect you on january 6th and they tried, right, how do you feel safe when you're just by yourself with your

. >> and i'm holding out hall. he also noticed dozen of cars. >> parked around the block and heard people blasting music outs and are called sonny bill police to tone it down officers responded to the navarro drive around 10:00pm and found about 200 people partying inside. police say as they waited for extra resources. officers on scene attempted to find the homeowner. but then somebody opened fire on said he saw kids running. >> like maniacs. >> i remember one girl running up and she was sobbing saying somebody got shot. someone got hit. one person died. >> and another underwent surgery. that victim is expected to survive. >> but neighbors like alexander question officers response. they could have more presence that could have been right in front of the house. >> they could have flashlights lives. could have been say people who live in the area say the home is normally rented out on air bnb. >> they believe that was the case saturday night. sonny bill councilmember mason also lives in the neighborhood as a neighbo

to differentiate it from a family hall or a district hall. the last tongue war was in 1924. so you have no need to worry. please follow me. yes. stopping here amongst other things to look at the cross the street says sacramento street. underneath it in chinese. it says tongyong guy or the street of the tong dynasty people. that's because this was the original chinatown this little strip here on sacramento street. it's called the street of the tong dynasty people because the cantonese people entered the federation of greater china relatively late we didn't enter until about the tong dynasty roughly 750 ad all right any questions? this way we'll wait for everybody else to show up. while we're waiting here take a look up and down the street. you will notice. as i commented earlier the street is basically aligned. with shops that are attempting to have you commit impulse buying. now there are basically two kinds of shops. maybe three if you look at it on a certain level one is the cost as many jewelry shops here. souvenir shops, and then as you l