heidy was in the bathroom.me point conrad heard a pop, and when he turned, he saw heidy standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway bleeding. >> and he either runs over and catches her or she falls down. >> reporter: wallace then went back to the truman home, making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms. he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion -- it did not. >> her body's at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up that she would have traveled that distance he said she had gone then fallen in that location. >> reporter: it was hard for wallace to believe that heidy could have traveled from the bathroom to the stairs after sustaining such a head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> reporter: wallace shared his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreed. everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based on

in fact, heidi was against that.o committed suicide and she thought it was selfish and, in other words, dumb. >> heidi ever tell you she was depressed? >> no. >> ever act depressed? >> no, she was probably one of my happiest, most upbeat kids. >> that left wallace with homicide and it put conrad back in the police crosshairs. wallace decided to speak to the officers, first, on the scene about their experience with conrad. >> everyone felt his behavior was odd. >> he is yelling but it's -- it's a violent yelling. he's like, if you don't save her, i'm going to [ bleep ] kill you. >> crook found those threats so alarming, he took out his phone to record them. >> you're going to die. everyone in your life's going to die, if she dies. >> it could just be the way this guy reacts to trauma. but i'm telling you, it was a red flag, at that time. >> also, a red flag. conrad was drunk. he admitted he and heidi had been drinking earlier that night. >> i could see in his eyes the redness. >> red flag number three. conrad told cro

heidi przybyla is in a ecorse, michigan. heidi, what's the situation there? >> hi, steph.en trump professed his commitment in 2016 to the forgotten man in bringing back a bygone era of industrial glory? it was exactly places like this here in southeast michigan that he was talking about. this steel facility, which in its heyday employed up to 16,000 people, now preparing to permanently idle a major portion of this complex. taking with it just this year alone, steph, 1500 jobs. that is going to devastate this community. this once thriving community. it's not just about the steel workers, steph. it's about the contractors who service this plant. it's about the shops where those contractors shop. i sat down yesterday with a few of the recently laid off steel workers who told me that, you know, all of those pledges from 2016 about how trump was going to bring back their lifestyle, bring back these good-paying jobs by cracking down on trade and tariffs. while all of that didn't work out. it did nothing to save their communities. take a listen. >> didn't seem like any of this wa

state of maryland heidi just tell us more about the letters that were sent out 1st of all. this was these are warnings delivered to 46 states and washington d.c. that basically say that voters in those states may be disenfranchised in the upcoming presidential elections if they were to rely on expanded mail in ballots now this is of course a dire warning for the states as public health experts in the u.s. have pushed for these mail in options and this this pandemic and the u.s. postal service is a federally run agency so many are questioning whether this latest move is part of president trump's battle against mailing voting he has accused that process of being unable in widespread voter fraud that has but there's been no evidence of that happening and people are specifically pointing to president's comments earlier this week in which he brazenly it may. it to wanting to withhold funding from the postal service in order to deny it the ability to expand services to deliver all of these expected mail in ballots those are comments that person trying to walk back later on friday

a moderate certainly not as the far left liberal that president trump would like voters to believe heidi thank you let's cross over now to rob reynolds who joins us live from kemah has his home state california in los angeles rob so presumably this doesn't come as a surprise to many people in california where you are because the person often picked as a v.p. you were telling us earlier makes a good geographic balance but now the other important factors for biden are of course race gender and age. exactly aaron and of course there's no question but that california being heavily democratic state is almost certainly going to fall into the democratic column in the voting in november in the presidential election but harris has these boxes ticked as you and heidi were discussing she is a woman she is a woman of color these are her strengths i think these are also her weaknesses because there is. a strain of. massaging he in this country of anti feminism just look at how president trump was able to. use that to his advantage against hillary clinton so ask hillary clinton if it's easy for a woma

let's bring in heidi heidi didn't take long for president trump on the trump campaign to respond what more they've been saying. that's right daryn almost almost immediately after the announcement of the selection of kamel harris we saw president trump tweet a campaign attack ad against editor harris in which they accused her of representing the liberal left and you've seen president trump resort to that line of attack against democrats as of late in particular following the mass protests against racial inequality in policing in the united states so it came as no surprise that now on the receiving end of that attack is the new pick for joe biden's running mate harris but what's ironic is that when she was running to be the presidential nominee the fear had been that she wasn't liberal enough to attract enough democrats that she wasn't one of the more progressive candidates in that field and so ironically now that she has been labeled as a leftist that may actually attract more of the progressives to support her the thinking goes senator harris has not responded to these attacks from th

nbc white house correspondent geoff bennett and nbc's heidi przybyla on capitol hill. geoff, you've been following the ins and outs of this for weeks now. what will the important bottom lines from this hearing today be? >> reporter: andrea, i think it was important and instructive for lawmakers to get mr. dejoy on the record talking about his policy changes, his cutbacks, his crackdowns, and his motivation for those changes. among the important takeaways, he said he's extremely confident, extremely highly confident, he said, that even mail-in bolts sent close to the election will be delivered on time. in an exchange with senator mitt romney he said, we will scour each plant each night leading up to election day. but in an earlier exchange he said it's important for people to request those ballots early and send them back early. but in an interaction with senator gary peters he disputed, dejoy did, that he has implemented cuts or curtailed overtime, which tonight add up with the reporting i've done. i've talked to employees who said the cuts to overtime have changed the

. >> and reginald moseley is a parent and heidi is with access sfusd, the arc, special education teacherlet's jump right in. i want to start with you, jody. we've been talking about distance learning, parents working from home, everybody working from home essentially. san jose unified came one this plan that teachers would go into their empty classrooms and teach from there without even the option to work from home and you were quoted as saying, it screams disalmost. we work very hard to do what's best for our students and we don't work someone is doing very hard what's best for us. obviously people are making tough decisions. tough dealk about the situation. >> you know, it's frustrating because we want to be in our classrooms. we want to be with kids but we can't right now. it's not safe. and it's not safe for us to even be in an empty classroom because there's going to be 140 people on campus at any given time, with teachers and staff. and then the teachers who are able to bring their kids in add a whole other layer. so shared restrooms, the office space where the photocopy machine an

today in london we have heidi larsen director of the vaccine confidence project and professor at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in boss dr baratz punk and they are he's a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school and a specialist on emergency preparedness for ite bricks and pandemics and also in london we have donna dawson a psychologist specializing in personality and behavior one welcome to all 3 of you let's start with you professor larson given the scenes that we've seen in germany can you blame people for for taking to the streets and for being sick of these restrictions because this pandemic has been going or knife for months and there doesn't appear to be an end in sight. well i certainly empathize with the frustration by many people in the public about this extenuated lockdowns and mass squaring and social distancing the korean teens are coming back . but that's partly because because people have let their guard down as it were a sinking thanks for getting better. the story of the i mean this has been embraced it's interesting tha

nbc's heidi przybilla is following this story. your reporting, what has fueled the renewed interest of black voters there in detroit? >> craig, just to confirm, that's the most ever even for a general election. according to black voters who i talked to, this has been building for some time. ever since the president came in promising black america a new deal and asking them what do they have to lose, then proceeding to roll back a number of obama-era policies ranging from affirmative action to police reform and then covid, of course, laying bear the structural inequalities in our health care system. nowhere has this become more evident than in places like detroit where so many families are affected by covid. one former state representative on detroit's east side, craig, told me that trump really showed us what we had to lose. take a listen to oriana powell who is a single mother who didn't vote in 2016 but told me this year is different. >> i would say i'm hopeful, absolutely hopeful. at this point i just feel like there's no way i

joe castro hi there heidi so just process through what else he was saying today. surest so joy was defending himself today against what he calls the insinuations from top democrats that he is an accomplice of president trump and trying to sabotage the upcoming presidential election in order for the president to have political gain the joy said that is outrageous as a claim he also said that he has had no contact with president trump or the trump campaign in terms of discussing these changes that he's overseeing in his mere 67 days that he's been on the job as u.s. postmaster general he says that these cuts which include limiting workers' hours and removing more than $600.00 high speed mail sorting machines he said they were done to try to bring this agency into financial solvency and have nothing to do with wanting to complicate the upcoming november elections he committed again that these further changes will not take place for the postal service until after the election but he would not he refused to undo any of the changes that have already happened and that ha

joining us live right now from san rafael, california, kerith and her human, heidi.o ask, what is it like to see the reactions of the men and women on those front lines when they interact with kerith? >> it is so amazing to see all the love that she gives all the firefighters before she goes off -- they go off to fight these unbelievable fires. she gives them so much cuddles and just sets their day up right. it warms my heart. >> i would imagine it also really warms their heart. they're working so hard, do you see her truly making an impact beyond just the cuddles? >> absolutely. a lot of the guys are saying that they're missing home because they haven't been there for weeks and they have dogs at home that they miss so much and so seeing kerith just helps them just to feel like a little piece of home and a little bit of love. a lot of love actually. >> i love that. i love her little spotted black tongue. she's so adorable. we ask everybody, wait for it, if kerith could speak human, how would she react to being our pet of the week? >> let's ask her. kerith says she wo

state of maryland heidi let's just talk about those letters the u.s. postal service has been sending out what's in the. well these are essentially warnings that were addressed to $46.00 states and the district of columbia it was written by the general counsel of the u.s. postal service essentially warning that if these states go forward with expanded mail in ballots that essentially they may not be counted in time the postal service is trying to get these states to move up the deadlines that voters would have to request these ballots and to return them to the to the postal service however practically speaking many states would have to change their own state laws and with the election just 80 days away it's a in possibility for the vast majority of these states of course as you know the u.s. postal service is an arm of the federal government so this is led many to wonder whether this is another attempt by president trump to discredit the outcomes of the election and discredit them the mail by the mail the vote by mail process he himself has has has not

but i spoke to two fans earlier about the season, lauren black from liverpool and leeds supporter heidie it was probably best to be that way, to be honest. it feels like we've never been away, but in reality i know it's been such a long time. it's good to see us back. we got nothing to lose. we've been the underdog more than often, but at the end of the day, we can go out with no pressure on us. end of the day, we can go out with no pressure on us. play fantastic football, play to our strengths and let everybody else worry about us when we enter the top regardless. before leeds, you have arsenal in the community shield obviously. after the leeds game, you have arsenal again, you've got chelsea. it's a tough old start to see exactly what shape juergen clock‘s tea m exactly what shape juergen clock‘s team is in. yeah, it's a tough start. —— jurgen klopp. ithink team is in. yeah, it's a tough start. —— jurgen klopp. i think we relish playing any team now. arsenal and chelsea are two of- and

heidi trump's chief of staff there basically laying out their strategy of really how they plan to deal with all of this ahead of the november election it seems this announcement now of the president's upcoming visit to can osha how's that going over. that's right on to say president trump his plan is to visit can no show in person where on his agenda are meetings with law enforcement officials but conspicuously missing from that agenda is a meeting with jacob lake who is the black man who was shot by police officers at the beginning of this very long week he remains paralyzed and trump is getting a lot of heat from lives matter protesters who are calling him out for not reaching out to set up a meeting with jacob lake and with his family and of course that was only the beginning of the of the violence that we're seeing in can no shock because soon after the shooting of jacob blake there were 2 black lies matter protesters who were shot and killed in the aftermath now the man charged in those shootings is a white teenager who apparently was part of a militia group that had gone into kon

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>> heidi, absolutely.t was ten pages long, that i'm going to send to you, both from the leadership and major committees that were involved in the postal service. we sent them asking for the documentation, asking him for information and facts. the only facts we've gotten are from the professionals at the postal service that show that his actions have slowed down the mail an astonishingly 6% to 10% in every major category. that's an undisputed fact. facts speak for themselves. what he did harmed the delivery of mail to the american people. we hope he will deliver this information. we've asked for it. the senate asked for it. i'll ask for it again today. i'm very disturbed, heidi, i truly do not believe that the postmaster general should be a political appointee. and he was a major donor to president trump and the republican party. he has no experience in the post office. he's already under an i.g. -- an inspector general's investigation for possible conflicts of interest in his financial dealings with compet

in his words and expectation is as she will also be hitting back at trunk and hitting him hard and heidi it's only oldest now in the elections are in november always starting to see any sort of strategy emerge here i mean by being seen as transformation in the bumps wanting to energize young voters and women. that's right and certainly in selecting harris as his running partner he has checked many of those boxes selecting a woman of color who is much younger in age and who also from the democratic establishment is seen more as a moderate and as a safe pick at this point joe biden certainly enjoys the advantage if you believe the polling in the us which show him with as much as a double digit lead over president trump in some very key swing states and so the strategy behind his campaign and picking harris is one more evidence of this is simply to not rock the boat keep it steady keep the amount of support that's behind biden at its current level and grow it and selecting harris as a running partner many are saying that was a good pick to make heidi thank you all right let's bring in speci

and that heidi when. they need help now. i don't. know. if i'm going to. check each and. counting down. the entire time or how much. you are still. seeing. there's no ambiguity. this tyrant and well call me very nice to. call it tired to. go. for this. this is. our notice to proceed from the united states department of the interior bureau of indian affairs. we've got 4 hostages bill right now there were construction simultaneously we've got a crush of crew with up at the pit right now we've got here and. they're driving the truck and they're coming down the hall with no one to help them down here by october purchase go ahead i just kind of thing and then through the final we're going to be working on the design for the community streets and then next year we'll be finishing the 4 houses that are currently getting started and then building one other house and hopefully more if we secure funding for housing for future houses. i mean it worked like a couple years when we started. to relocate. and we're. at a new belief. and as you can see a real bear. to lay down in a base a

jocasta in maryland as heidi was saying trump is expected to speak in some 20 minutes so we don't have a reaction from the president trying just yet to come out of horace's selection is joe biden's running mate but i'm sure that he will be asked about that and we'll hear his reaction pretty soon for now we can speak to simon rosenberg a former adviser to president bill clinton he joins us via skype from washington and heidi was speaking about some of the initial reaction has been from republicans and for example ronald mcdonald. betraying the someone with extremist positions comparing nor enforcement officials to the k.k.k. and showing that the left wing is controlling joe biden's candidacy i mean probably this is the sort of rhetoric we could expect regardless of who biden selected you know in the months leading up to the election but do you think there has to be some level of caution on the part of the trump campaign if these if we see this this sort of attacks could actually. be counterproductive for the trunk campaign and out working to the advantage of joe biden. well don trump is

and that heidi when. they need help. i don't want to. know. if i'm going to. check each in their. own. on it and i are going on how much. i don't understand. are harder so occur. people are saying oh. there's no ambiguity. this tyrant and well call me very nice to. call it tired. i'm going to. go. 2 for this. this is our notice to proceed from the united states department of the interior bureau of indian affairs. and god we've got 4 house pets build right now that were under construction simultaneously we've got a pressure crew with up at the pit right now we've got here and. they're driving the trucks and they're coming down the hill with no one to help them down here by october 3rd she's going i just kind of thing and then through the phone we're going to be working on the design for the community and streets and then next year we'll be finishing the 4 houses that are currently getting started and then building one other house and it is. and hopefully we think you're funny. and good work like a couple years ago when we started. to relocate. and we're. at a new belief. and as you

in a pilot performance at london's palladium theater they blocked off entire rows of seats and heidi and spencer as were required to wear masks but that isn't a long term solution it's just north economically possible so we've got to get to a pilot where we don't have social distancing which is why we put all these measures in at the palladium not to prove i must stress this not to prove that the palladium can work it's to prove that every venue can work until a vaccine for covert 19 is found the search also continues for innovative ways to allow live performances to take place safely. the search continues and my colleague melissa holroyd is here what to help guide us through now melissa we just saw that even andrew lloyd webber says that these methods these gimmicks aren't really sustainable they're not particularly profitable what do you think could we conceivably go back to barge scale performances in person before there's a vaccine. while the sun shines we can do anything that's what i think as long as that summer and we can go outside we can do a whole lot of stuff that's if we'

renewed drive for criminal justice reform and racial equality the cold it's another march on washington heidi joe castro has more. 57 years ago the great american civil rights leader dr martin luther king jr gave his famous i have a dream speech at the 1963 march on washington are about. king's speech was a clarion call for racial equality today one of his sons told a crowd of some 50000 marchers that his father's vision of an equal society still looms unfulfilled we still struggle for justice the militarizing the police dismantling mass incarceration and declaring and determinedly as we can that black labs now. friday's march was announced at the funeral of george boyd who was killed by a white police officer who knelt on his neck. floyd's death sparked months of protests across america if we got a march every day if we got a vote every day we will get you know neither of our there. tens of thousands of people are participating in this peaceful march temperature checks and masks those are all precautions the protesters say a pandemic cannot keep them home because with or without black americ

it we won't let them sleep heidi cool and how it how difficult. i'm just releasing the negative energy. exhibitors are coming in tomorrow morning. one is that the okay what i'm going to see yeah be comfortable. but you need to comfort. students will be the need or what. that's what happened. no yeah it's that i have scissors. i am here to betty bates. so -- dealer events as sort of our massive monsters on their own so like.. and even ththough if you droppea head of time things will go wrong it is inevitable so you can't be that hard on yourself. of the ones. in the car because of the month [inaudible] the sony [inaudible] while. i had a my husband is is such an amazing person and he's such a great supporter for everything i do and he is willing to take off time from work to come in and help the tea. i don't like a lot of people understand how much. time. and their king it takes to an evevent -- so i think we lost him understanding why we do it and yes i mean. do you get at night to get it that's w why i supported -- ananit takes away for not only

and here's days far heidi hey good morning marty good morning, everybody the picture that comes in for our red flag warning by the way since we crossed the 9 o'clock hour just to get because of the all law all clear from that vantage point. >>again it's expire in its own power. so that's done. so let's try to deal with the damage here a little bit and a little front or north dropping south high pressure starting to wane all the elements that we're here to give us that heat wave are now waiting. so it's a little cooler today welcoming in an onshore flow with the marine layer all these factors. the we like to see we've got 2 good days of this. we may lose some of that support over the weekend as temperatures may jump a little bit going on. on our saturday look at the shot from to run or if you saw this about a half hour ago or so we kind of a clear shot except for that heys going on, but now. think it might be the marine layer coming back again but in the foreground looks like it's covering us up a little bit almost current winds here we have him out of the northwest up and miranda if yo

let's bring in heidi and dr. dave campbell. heidi, what did you find?following trump and demanding that schools reopen, mika, she has a public schedule that has been empty for weeks according to nbc's review of her schedule. she's not touring those public schools that she's demanding reopen, even though we know many of them have poor ventilation systems which is a concern in other buildings, like restaurants for spread. she's not raising any funding alarms about the severe shortages that public school says they're facing. and last week she declined to testify before congress on a hearing specifically on school reopening. so i reached out to her office and asked what she's doing, they said she's been in constant contact with officials and superintendents. however when we reached out to the superintendent association, which represents superintendents in all 49 states they said they have not heard from her all year. this is all the more notable because she does have the around the clock armed security detail which in theory could take her anywhere she want

digits in that area over the next coming days, let's go ahead and get the forecast from dave spahr heidi a good morning morning, good morning, everybody and they're going to be pushing the envelope starting today really is those numbers are going to be easily in the upper 90's surrounding air to near the century mark. >>live shot show in the fog what fog or out of this hour we're looking pretty good with blue skies. the shot from to broad look at the temperature change we've had already lower 70's, lining up the east bay shoreline 75 for antioch 60's up to the north bay 69 for san jose we're talking about 60's all over the board here with 50's just last hour so we're starting to move now, let's compare now 24 hours ago. yeah, everybody is in the yellow everybody is ahead of where we were this time yesterday and if you just work all even just last hour, the bay area immediately and points to the west were trailing so we really caught up quickly. drier sometimes does that too and we have lots of solar heating of the sun's getting a higher in the sky. now right now as we hold this conversat

welcome back let's go ahead and kick off this half hour with a look at the forecast and dave spahr heidi. >>hey good morning marty good morning. everybody, i'm just quick check of the winds have a little bit of a drift coming in on shore most the readings are single digits or com for this hour getting to that fog part here should clear out for most of the bay here in the next couple of hours, however along the coast even as late as you can see 4 o'clock and now we're starting to see it come back again it really never completely clears and then you can see it reflects the whole bay area as we get into the overnight. early for your wednesday morning and recover repeat the process, here's the fog still hanging around for the bay bridge toll plaza. again the overcast skies. temperatures haven't moved too much. we're at 73. antioch 60's over most of the east bay, 60's now graduating up to the north bay and 67 meanwhile for san jose. sometimes we show this very very early in the morning, you know 4, 5, 6, or even 7 o'clock in the morning. but even this late hour, we're still trailing where we

progress that they're making on the fires is the weather and now to talk more about that is dave spahr heidi a good morning marty good morning, everybody and here it is checking in karl the fog covering up the towers at this vantage point the old started mix out over a good portion of the bay it's still slow going and some of those problem areas, this is usually one of the last places the kind of clear out most of the readings for winds which we need to keep down or com to single digits as has been the case overnight as well. now temperatures for us we have mostly 60's in the east bay 68 for antioch lower 60's as we head back west. if these up to the north bay and 61 meanwhile for san jose and the forecast today in the air quality is poor for much of the north bay lot of the fires going on there coast as good moderate for the east bay and again dollars south bay looking por as well today nothing is really going to change that looks like in terms of moving out of the the winds at all or are we moving at this air so kind of stuck with this for a little while here we don't we don't really need

heidi przybyla, thank you for your reporting and for being on the program. we appreciate it. >>> we are now just 84 days away from the presidential election. and most americans aren't confident the election will be a fair one. speaking of that election, we're still waiting for joe biden to announce his vp pick, an announcement that could literally come at any minute. the pressure he is under to pick a black woman. >>> plus, a look at ghislaine maxwell's life in prison. and what her attorneys want to change about it. you're watching msnbc. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' ♪ that gives me cash back onesome new aeverything.akuten that's ebates. i get cash back on electronics, travel, clothes. you're talking about ebates. i can't stop talking about rakuten. pretty good deal - peter sfx [blender] ebates is now rakuten, sign up today. simon pagenaud takes the lead at

the kron 00:04am morning news, this go ahead and get a check of the tuesday forecast with days far heidi hey good morning marty good morning everybody we're seeing some progress on that fog movement action, here's the shot from u c berkeley we can see the east bay shoreline starting to appear a bit so karl start to lift off. >>however it's going to be different story tomorrow as we have basically this cut off low in our backyard, the supplies all this lift from the marine layer therefore it's going to be hard to clear the today should do pretty good job except along the peninsula coast up of the santa cruz mountains where they linger into the afternoon. and then of course it comes back again tonight notice the radar echoes popping up in just kind of remaining in the same spot east bay shoreline too may see some sprinkles developing late tonight and into tomorrow morning as well, but let's watched as we go to the afternoon just can't get the bay drained out of this fog lingers all day long. so it looks like there will be a problem for wednesday and certainly into thursday morning might ge

renewed drive for criminal justice reform and racial equality the cold it's another march on washington heidi joe castro has more. 57 years ago the great american civil rights leader dr martin luther king jr gave his famous i have a dream speech at the 1963 march on washington how would.

and secondly, that dejoy is not going to be putting any of these machines back, craig. >> heidi prisz bierez billy, th. >>> a democratic candidate, a big promise from joe biden's speech being praised by democrats and republicans alike. also, we asked a big question here on this show at the start of the week. will democrats be able to use their national stage to lay out a vision beyond being just against president trump. i'll ask valerie jarrett if they pulled it off next. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. toi'm releasing a plan to save lives in the months ahead.irus. we need to increase federal support for testing, doubling the number of drive-thru testing sites. we absolutely need a clear message from the very top of our federal government that everyone needs to wear a mask in public. every single frontline worker should have the personal protective equipment that they need to be sa

maybe as un recognized government has rejected any kind of talks with warlords heidi for half tar that's despite a cease fire announced on friday and bought by both parliaments in the country's long running conflicts the tripoli based government repeated calls for negotiations with a rival parliamentary in the east but it's refusing to sit down with half tahu was his policy in the region a huge fire has broken out at a government building in jakarta at least 100 firefighters are topping the braes at the attorney general's building in indonesia's capital the office brockhouse is the headquarters of the indonesian prosecution service california's governor has appealed to australia and canada for help to find hundreds of wildfires at least 6 people have been killed 175000 have been forced from their homes those are the headlines on al-jazeera have more news for you to people in power to stay with us. for decades thousands of sikhs from north india have migrated to italy to work in the country's agriculture industry the hope is to provide a better life for the families they've left behind bu

especially in the tri valley area want to learn more about this from a day's far in the weather center heidi ok good morning marty good morning, everybody and what we're going to see is a little bit of those onshore winds so that's a kind of picks everything up and sends it over the east bay at least. >>during the day and for now going on we did have some rain showers occurring overnight. most of that is up to the north bay is now where it's kind of bottled up for now not seeing much the way of lightning strikes that we like it gave us some rain showers overnight that we like also got some of that marine layer coming in overnight which is good to serve all the elements kind of work a little bit of our favor, however we do have little clear patch coming in and because of that they're still has the potential for dry lightning development that means aloft will be a thunder shower occurring in the rain has to go to dry air and that can also cause even if we don't get any lightning. you can have a outflow boundaries develop and that's just the winds that are radack and that's not something we nee

morning, everybody welcome back let's go ahead and get a check of the forecast, here's dave spahr heidi marty good morning and good morning, everybody you see some sun coming in there the san mateo bridge we're seeing some of it also lots of blue skies as you can see from san jose state so doing a good job over a good piece of real temperatures starting to move a little bit cut 67. we got the lower 60's over most of the east bay. mostly some 60's up to the north bay too but no bottles trailing, and 5956 meanwhile for santa rosa. and 62 for san jose now going forward with this here will clean out that fog. but it comes back again for tonight. no major deal that's typical with some drizzle by the way to greet you tomorrow morning, okay into the afternoon unfortunately, though, and look at how slow the clearing is it doesn't do a good clearing job for the peninsula east bay shoreline inland. those okay but not around the immediate base will kind of that pesky moisture that sticks around a little bit. not just the fog. the overcast skies and some of the drizzle of the santa cruz mountains p

. >> heidi asks can karina talk about her living situation and how speaking out broke the stereotype of who homeless people are? >> it is the type of thing that you don't really think about, what the meaning is, making a defense, the stereotype in new york city is you see someone going on a train or doing something and at first for me i was never really ashamed because i knew it was normal or natural, i thought they were going to judge me in a homeless shelter. i didn't want them to pity me so what i told them, a vote of confidence of the stereotype, people think it is not what it is. >> this one is for megan. what is your favorite scout song? >> my favorite is the moose song. the first i ever learned in girl scouting. meredith's daughter dorsey went to camp. >> what about yours? >> really big again, during girl scouts, a lot of older friends are there. and more and more kids. >> what about you, nikita stewart? - >> going to have to have a single one after this. >> another person asks -- not at or through the school. >> very conflicting for me. and homelessness population, and other

we must fight back. >> heidi, you were doing some new reporting about how louis dejoy ended up in thisne of this year. who is he besides a big donor to the rnc and a supporter of donald trump and how did he get where he is because he wasn't just dropped in there by president trump. he did have to go through the approve of the usps board and he was voted in unanimously. how did it happen? >> nbc news has confirmed that there were a series of meeting between the gop appointed members of that board and secretary mnuchin in the weeks prior to dejoy's appointment. these meetings were not open. they were one-on-one discussions, meaning that they were not subject to the sunshine act, which requires that all major agents hold their deliberations in public. we were told those that were aware of the meetings that mnuchin was aware of this process, that he wanted to be kept informed before any decision was made and that he was advocating that it be made quickly. why does this matter? because it lines up with what we were told yesterday by the former ig and the former vice chair of the board of go

economic committee, chief economic advisor to vice president joe biden and heidi, former congress theabor department under the obama administration will join the conversation. >> binge watch book tv saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern. president lyndon johnson and watch next saturday august 29 as we feature programs with the late christopher hitchens. binge watch book tv on c-span2. ♪ >> book tv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. coming up sunday for 55:00 p.m. eastern, in the lead up to next week's rogue national convention coverage, we are featuring authors who written about president trump and the upcoming election including former speaker of the house, gingrich and his book, trump and the american future. ralph reed and his book, forgotten country and david horowitz with his book, split. then 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards", in her book, covid-19, science journalist mckenzie on how covid-19 became a global pandemic, ways to prevent future outbreaks, interviewed by georgetown university center for global health and professor, clara. watch book tv thi

for us on capitol hill joins us now live on the newshour a tense exchange has the postmaster general heidi said anything different before the senate panel then what he said to house members area. well he has doubled down on his his willingness not to reinstate any of the machinery or the post box offices that have already been removed under his tenure of course in the last few months since he's become postmaster general there have been reports of mail delays across the country in the midst of this pandemic that coupled with the upcoming election as we know with a majority of americans likely to be voting by mail many for the 1st time that's what's raising these concerns from democrats and if the postmaster general double back to back appearances on congress was meant to appease any of those concerns well despite his vows that each ballot will be delivered and counted on time before these congressional panels despite making those promises it appears that democrats are not assured at all that that will be happening thank you for that heidi castro with the latest from capitol hill. by u.s. de

march on washington and front of the lincoln memorial there thank you for that to build on something heidi was telling us about there's been an extradition hearing well there was supposed to be an extradition hearing for a 17 year old charged with murder for shootings at a racial equality protest in wisconsin but it's been postponed it was called rittenhouse he was arrested on wednesday a day after 2 people were killed in can i should wisconsin it happened in the press that followed the police shooting of jacob blake who we saw his father speaking there a moment jacob is paralyzed and his father says despite his injuries blake has been handcuffed to his hospital bed. let's ask his attorney patrick selby jr about his co-counsel representing jacob blake and his family thank you for your time patrick why is he being handcuffed to his bed. well thank you for having me so the. handcuffs in the presence of deputies at bedside in the hospital. had to do with a prior warrant that had been issued by an osha county. without getting into the details and. disputes the underlying facts. with respect to

. >> heidi janson started to give free wedding gowns to first responders and military brides. now she's expanded to help health care workers say yes to the dress. >> that's what it's about supporting those who support us on a daily basis. >> they partnered with 65 salons across the country that contribute dresses themselves or receive donated gowns from the organization when damilka tried on her dress, the strain of the last few months melted away. >> it made me feel special. it made me feel like a princess i did cry. >> when she learned it really was on the house, she was overwhelmed. >> i started crying. all of those months we denied all the stress, the overwork, it made it all feel like worthy it made all the hard work, you just feel like, you know what, this is it this is your moment. you earned this dress. >> for janson, it's about helping those who risk their lives to help others. >> my heart went out to nurses and doctors, everybody that really participated in the care of a loved one. i think they are heroes >> damilka plans to donate her dress back to the organization

i was like, this can't be real >> reporter: heidi jansen started the nonprofit in 2008 to give free weddingns to military and first responder brides now she's expanded her mission to help health care workers say yes to the dress >> this is what we are about, is supporting those that support us on a daily basis >> reporter: they've partnered with 65 salons across thth cont themselves or receiv organizati. when she tried on her dress, the strain of the last few months melted away. >> it did make me feel special it did make me feel like a princess >> reporter: and when she learned it really was on the house, she was overwhelmed >> i started to cry. nights, all of the stress, all of the overwork, it made it all feel like worthy. it made all the hard work feel like, you know what? this is it this is your moment. you earned this dress. >> reporter: for jansen, it's about helping those who risked their lives to help others >> my heart went out to these nurses and the doctors everybody that really participated in the care of a loved one. i think they're heroes >> she plans to donate her dress back

warnings made out mailed out to states today was how does your cost to live for us in the mirror and heidi thank you very much indeed let's talk to steve clemons he's the host of al-jazeera is the bottom line he's also editor at large for the hill the online political website he's joining us by skype from chester sonne in maryland steve good to have you with us as always to the regular world looking from the outside it does look like president john busy century saying malan votes might mean i don't get reelected therefore i'm going to strangle funding for mail in votes how is the accurate and how is that playing out in the u.s. . well i have to say that the way people around the world are looking at it at it it's very similar to the way people inside the united states are looking at it you know i think what president trump is doing is it as you pointed out already has already kind of pointed a finger at mail in ballots and said that this process could be rife with fraud there's no. broad experience with that in the united states as you said the president himself by mail in ballots but he's

thank you heidi. well activists in montreal have pulled down a statue of canada's 1st prime minister after calling for the abolition of the police system the head of the statue of john m. macdonald was broken off when it hit the ground. historians say mcdonald's policies in the late 19th century included the creation of a residential school system that forcibly removed indigenous children from their homes and sent into state run boarding schools many of them were accused some died . now more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days where the government says the river nile has already reached unprecedented levels parts of the capital khartoum are submerged after days of torrential rain at least $88.00 people have now died and thousands of homes have been destroyed since the start of this rainy season ever morgan is in khartoum this is all that remains of his belongings after the river flooded his home and his neighborhood in sudan's capital huts and he says when he 1st saw the river rising 2 da

between now and election day al-jazeera correspondent hi joe castros in capitol hill in washington heidi just take us through what else he was saying. well sure lista joy is fielding the accusation from democrats that he is essentially trumps accomplice in trying to steal the upcoming election detroit has said that that insinuation was outrageous today he said that he has had no communications with president trump or the trump campaign as far as these changes to the u.s. postal service that he has implemented he committed again to postponing further changes these cuts to services that he says are intended to bring the troubled agency to financial solvency and has nothing to do with complicating the upcoming elections with mail in ballots now the joy has bowed to the senators today on this panel that every ballot will be counted in time that is a dramatic departure from the warning that his agency issued states a month ago saying that millions of votes may be uncounted because of these delivery delays as you mentioned the joy is a close ally of president trump and trump has said many time