secretary hicks: ok. that ties very much to what i think we were just -- what we were just talking about. there is a straight up business issue. there is a lot of politics in washington and on cable news. my job is the business case. the business case is this -- any organization, corporation, university that wants to compete effectively in the 21st century has got to get the formula right on tapping in to the immense talent base here in the united states. huge advantage over the chinas of the world, if you will, and their status approaches is the own vagus that we can -- innovation that we can bring forward. i don't just mean technology. creative thinking that goes after practical problems and brings new ideas. that requires us to tap that talent base, and that talent base is increasingly diverse in all its measures. so that means not only can you recruit effectively against that full talent base, but can you retain, attract and retain? and a lot of that is, are you a workplace that people want to come to

secretary hicks: sure. i think that's a very easy speculation. u.s. specific military equipment for the u.s., we moved or we what we call demilitarized. we made it inoperable. equipment that had been the half began national security forces equipment that was provided by the united states -- so here you might be thinking about munitions, guns, more low-level security force assistance, that was provided over, again, 20 years to the afghan military and security forces. and that was the property of the government of afghanistan. so that's a little separate category. i would emphasize that there is not advanced equipment in that latter category. what americans would think of as advanced equipment is on the side of what the united states either removed or demilitarized. and we have been asked by congress for a full accounting of all of that, and we're very prepared to provide that. it came up just earlier this week in the hearings. and i know we're moving forward to provide that information. nina: so you're not w

kathleen hicks, the deputy secretary of defense. she is a former senior vice president here at csis and the former director of the international security program. deputy secretary hicks previously served at the pentagon as the principal deputy under secretary of defense for policy and as deputy undersecretary of defense for strategy plans and forces. this morning's conversation is moderated by csis senior associate nina easton. our speaker series here is possible thanks to the gracious funding of our founding partner, and we're very grateful for citi's continued support now entering its seventh year. it's my great pleasure to welcome candi wolff, head of global government affairs at citi. candi. >> thank you, bev. thank you all for joining us online this morning for what is going to be another great event of the smart women smart power series for 2021, and happy friday to everyone. at citi, we're proud to call ourselves a leading global bank, as we are present in more than 100 countries. we talk a lot about the distinct business adv

deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks -- challenges u.s. military. hosted by the center for strategic and international studies, this is an hour. hello everyone, and a very warm welcome to our viewers, here in the united states and around the world. thank you so very much for joining us for our second -- this morning. i'm beverly kirk, director of -- and the fellow -- here at csis. we are pleased to welcome back but -- kathleen hicks. the secretary of defense. she is a former -- here at csis. and former director of the international security program. secretary hicks previously served at the pentagon as depth -- but and as deputed i under secretary of defense -- and forces. this morning's conversation is moderated by csis -- but our speaker series here is -- we have our founding partner study -- we are very grateful for the continued support the -- it's my great pleasure to welcome -- global governmental affairs. >> thank you have, and thank you all for joining us this morning. but it's going to be another great event. but for 2021 -- and -- as a city

kathleen hicks, deputy secretary of defense. she's a former senior vice president here at csis and former director of the international security program. deputy secretary hicks previously served at the pentagon as principal deputy undersecretary of defense for policy and as deputy undersecretary of defense for strategy plans and forces. this morning's conversation is moderated by csis senior associate nina easton. our speaker series here is possible thanks to the gracious funding of our founding partner, and we are grate -- citi and we are grateful for their continued support now for seven years. it is my pleasure to welcome candy wolf. candy: thank you for joining us for another great event in the smart women, smart power series in 2021. happy friday to everyone. at citi we're proud to call ourselves the leading global bank as we're present in more than 120 countries. we believe it gives us a unique insight into the economic climate for around the world. citi has been supporting this series for six years to convene a dialogue o

. >> deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks discusses the challenges facing the military.ic international studies, this is an hour. >> hello and a warm welcome to visitors, viewers here in the united states and around the world. thank you for joining us, smart power of at this morning. i'm director of the smart tower initiative international security program here. we are pleased to welcome back kathleen hicks, deputy secretary of defense, former senior vice president here and former director of the international security program. she previously served at the pentagon is the undersecretary of defense for policy and deputy under secretary of defense for strategy plans. this morning's conversation moderated by senior associate. our speaker here thanks to the gracious funding of our founding partner and we are grateful for the continueded support entering its seventh year. it's my pleasure to introduce candy. >> thank you for joining us online the smart women, smart powers theories series. we are proud to call ourselves meeting rabobank as we are present in more than 100 count

. >> reporter: elmira hicks is in a battle to vote in the state of texas and it comes down to renewingnse is completely impossible. >> reporter: texas like other states requires a birth certificate for a real i.d. miss hicks was born at a time when those records weren't always kept. >> i do feel like the laws right now are targeting my mother and other african-americans in this country. >> reporter: she and her daughter battled in court. a judge ruling in their favor. still technicalities have kept her from getting a license and she likely won't have it by tomorrow, a critical deadline to register for the state's next election in november. >> it's very important. people have died just to vote. people have stood in line in the rain. women fought to vote, and now i can't vote? >> this is actually very common for individuals not to be able to get their birth certificates. >> reporter: and texas recently passed one of the most restrictive voting laws in the country. it bans drive-through voting, has new i.d. requirements for mail-in voting and has new regulations for early voting hours. it

he put hope hicks on the board that gives out fulbright scholarships, really? he picked his friend pam bondi for a seat on the board of trustees of the kennedy center. why? stuff like that. not all those plums were handed out to the president's high-profile supporters though. for example, there was this guy, michael j. gableman of wisconsin, the president appointed him, whoever he is, to the coordinating council on juvenile justice and delinquency prevention. again, this was a random thing donald trump did in the last classification of his presidency which nobody thought twice about. nobody was digging around to see if hope hicks was really qualified to dole out the fulbright scholarships. nobody took a beat to figure out who michael gableman of wisconsin was for this criminal justice advisory board. this random list of futile vanity appointments has suddenly become way more interesting, though, now that that same michael j. gableman of wisconsin, trump political appointee michael j. gableman of wisconsin, is the same guy who republicans in the legislature ther

he had a role in the death of his winds wife. >> hicks argue that since had meg a history of attemptede to conclude that the coroner in 1985 had actually gotten it right. you pointed out to the jury that prosecutors didn't really have any hard evidence. what they had was this wonderful recreation? >> that's true. yes. >> juries like hard evidence. >> you're absolutely correct. we fought very hard. >> after a six-day trial, the jury found scott purk guilty of murdering meg, as well as tampering with evidence. >> it was almost unbelievable. after all this time, it finally came through. the truth is out. he's guilty. he's going away. >> the judge gave scott purk 15 years to life on top of his arson sentence. we may never know why scott purk murdered meg, or why he mentioned her to the detective mifflin that night, as they watched his house burn. we do know that if he hadn't, meg's secret would likely have remained buried with her. >> i got into this job to help people, and there's nothing better than making a family happy with an outcome for a case. and in this case, it's beyond happy. it

the pic, elijah hicks. the interception.elped them to 100 yards of offense, three points for colorado, cal wins 20 six - three, first pack 12 win of the season. the warriors are back against the sacramento kings in california's capital, before the game on tuesday, klay thompson was snubbed from the nba list, that ended up being the greatest 76 players ever. he went to insta graham and let everyone know that he felt disrespected. his teammates let him know what number he ranks on their list. >> get the new jersey. >> 97th best player of all time. >> the bears tied. >> tied? >> okay. [ laughing ] >> having fun, looking like the real deal, number 77. >> always nice. charlie, thank you. we will be >>> we are going to check in on the high def doppler, which is fairly active right now, you can see plenty of rain moving enough across the north bay on the city committee peninsula. it gets more active as we get into tomorrow. plan on widespread, steady rain throughout the day, several inches across the bay area, and you will likely e

it's called the hick maneuver.in your abs, and then you make this hick sound and that's what keeps the blood in the upper body part of the body, and so you don't pass out, make it. it's just this hink. but anyway, i know you're on the spot. i learned it before going up because it really is important. that's why i didn't pass out and so they know when to do that maneuver. um and you know they have it all timed out. obviously they practiced this over and over again, and you stayed alert the whole time, right? i did. it was really a remarkable experience. i mean, they walk you through every aspect of it. you're familiar with. everything that you can inside the plane. you know, it's kind of a crash course on a on a hornet but really was amazing and really impressive. i mean, they are dedicated to this and they're dedicated to making it a fun air show for all of us to see they put on an amazing show they do. they'll be doing it this weekend in the skies over san francisco. all right, let's talk about what kind of weathe

we get that hicks.e dog really got a check through for through i had lyme disease before time. you know, that is not known. very, very dangerous. 6, especially if you don't catch it early. so i was very fortunate. but. >> yeah, and we've got the rain. that is great thing. a real shot in the arm. >> put a dent at least in the drought conditions outside. this is from the beginning of october and you can see the exceptional drought, all the way into the north even into san francisco. we really afford we had that big mega storm this last weekend and things begin to change. now, of course, we've got a long way to go. but that was an ice storm rolling on through. there. looks like there are more storms on the way outside this evening. beautiful shot out toward the bay bridge last couple of days that it just looked gorgeous up toward the golden gate bridge. now the ship right moving underneath the ridge right now. well, why not? why just stick around and enjoy that beautiful sight out there for today. high pre

right in battle where these are scripted shows where these guys know when they're going to have to hicks of that. they don't. and when they're doing these performances, they really literally are inches away from another aircraft at high speed. so they they do say that the g suit could just one little. >> mess up with the g suit. couldn't the twist there is hand just enough that they would maybe potentially crash. so that's why they don't do it. so next year i'm going to do you know, going to see you get a chance thinking every we want to watch pam grunting in immediate shock as with it as all right. we've done we moving on. still ahead. >> dare to detox how you can win $2500 by sim why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how the

a little hick coule behind him this week. a little hick copple hiccup _ behind him this week.stricter, because we saw are the judges getting stricter, because we sanohn and johannes doing brilliantly, did thejudges get that bit more strict as the weeks go on, i guess they have to as the quality improves? i weeks go on, i guess they have to as the quality improves?— the quality improves? ithink... hm, ithink the quality improves? ithink... hm, i think they — the quality improves? ithink... hm, i think they were _ the quality improves? ithink... hm, i think they were quite _ the quality improves? ithink... hm, i think they were quite fair. - the quality improves? ithink... hm, i think they were quite fair. john - i think they were quite fair. john has had some fantastic routines and last week we had three 10s, where do you go from there? it is difficult to come back with strong routines every week and not every dance will suit you brilliantly. ifelt every week and not every dance will suit you brilliantly. i felt the same as the judges, it was a beautiful routine they did, but i

hick package in the next few days. nick eardle , package in the next few days.days. nick eardley, thanks very much. the prince of wales has told the bbc that world leaders heading for the un climate change conference in glasgow next month must take bold action on global warming, rather than "just talk". in a wide—ranging interview, prince charles also said he understood why climate change activists took to the streets, but he said that actions such as blocking roads were not helpful. he was speaking to our climate editor, justin rowlatt, in the gardens of the balmoral estate in royal deeside. lovely to see you. great to see you. this was a rather empty field that the farm didn't need any more, so i thought, "ah..." the great thing was i managed to plant it the same year that my grandson was born, the eldest, george. it's a legacy, an inheritance for your grandchildren. how worried are you about the state of that inheritance? deeply worried. i've always felt that we're somehow trained to believe that nature is a separate thing from us and we can just exploit and

he is like, it was like a bill hicks in thing. he was 20 years old. and you remember you said oh there's a great comics since then. he's gone on to star multiple hbo and showtime specials, as well as directing and he direct stand up specials for other comedians to bob cats. new film is a road trip documentary. i think the brilliant dana golds involved called joy ride and it will be released in theaters and video on demand on october 20 my 9th. that is a long way around to say, please welcome bob, catch all the way, bob, how are you? i'm great. it's very, very kind. i have to say thanks to me, and you'll be surprised how often i sincerely think of you. i remember a line of yours. i was a blue, not without gardening out gardening. and i remember the semester alone has the acting range of a daisy air rifle. and i was thinking about, you know, daisy air rifle is why that made dennis miller really planning. you know, i mean i got a baby, good job. i doubt down the specificity of the sim only one click i.

hicks in thing is 20 years old. and you remember you said oh there's a great comics since then. he's gone on to star multiple hbo and showtime specials, as well as directing, and he direct stand up specials for other comedians to bob catch. new film is a road trip documentary. i think the brilliant data golden vault called joy ride and it will be released in theaters and video on demand on october 29th. that is a long way around to say, please welcome bob, catch all the way, bob, how are you.

i cities the worst hick region. it's we had many, a still buried under the rubble come, i'll hydro has the latest from the hardest, at error in baluchistan products. we are in our nie, a more district and baluchistan, situated about 5 hours drive from the city of went off with the provincial capital, the authority that saying that, did it damage i to $500.00. how did at least 20 people have been good. the military had to use helicopters to evacuate, the more seriously injured, most of the injured of god include women and children. the idea had received a number of aftershock and this particular wake was so strong that it was failed. hundreds of miles away and the provincial capital of quinetta, and are the major cities of baluchistan. the government, of course, responding in dime by did it the fear that the aftershocks could lead to more damage, as some of the structures have received. considerable damage. as you can see, it is dark, but we can see the rubber from the how did that i mostly built out of mug and stone

thank you very much, dan hicks, professor of contemporary archaeology at investing rocks, and thank you. thank you. a hearing looking into lebanon's, former prime minister's role in the bay were blast, has been delayed. the judge investigating the explosion has suspended, has on die of hearing until a lawsuit against the state to settle. dia filed a suit on wednesday, challenging to rec, because efforts to prosecute him over last year laughed. the former prime minister has missed at least 2 interrogation sessions that were requested by the judge rushes capital has shut down for 11 days as the country deals with a record number of new corona virus and related deaths. only 32 percent of russians are fully vaccinated in moscow. all schools, restaurants and entertainment venue will be closed until november 7th, president vladimir putin also ordered a paid nationwide wake long holiday to try to put a stop to rising infection. while in hungry, it's introduced a string of new measures to combat a full flavor of corona virus infections. their employees of state institutions and other companies

hicks in thing is 20 years old. and you remember you thought oh there's a great comics since then. he's gone on to star multiple hbo and showtime specials, as well as directly not. and he direct stand up specials for other comedians to bob catch. new film is a road trip documentary. i think the brilliant data golden vault called joy ride and it will be released in theaters and video on demand on october 29th. that is a long way around to say, please welcome bob, catch all the way, bob, how are you? i'm great. it's very, very kind. i have to say thanks to me, and you'll be surprised how often i sincerely think of you. i remember a line of yours. i was blue and i was out gardening out gardening, and i remember the semester alone has the acting range of a daisy air rifle. and i was thinking about, you know, daisy air rifle is why that made dennis miller really planning. you know, i mean, i have a baby, good job, but i doubt down the specificity of the silly one click and i had a career that's well i so i didn't leave this fabulous brother. you want to doubt this into arcadia, even if

elijah hicks picks off colorado quarterback brandon lewis here in the fourth quarter.limited to just 104 yards of offense as cal wins 26 to 3, both teams two and five overall, one in three in conference play. another top 10 team knocked up today, this time, seventh ranked penn state hosting illinois. this game went. are you ready for this nine overtime periods in the new rules in the third overtime, it simply comes down to whether or not you make a two point conversion. penn state's trying the 9 30 came up short when sean clifford's pass was broken up by illinois kaylin tolson to the game remains tied at 18. now it's the align i shot for the win. backup quarterback brandon peters, rolling out throwing to the end zone where his past was caught. by casey washington. illinois celebrates in 2018 win a game that featured the most overtimes in ncaa history and illinois's first win over a top 10 team. in 14 years in ames, iowa state hosting another top 18th ranked oklahoma state down for the cyclones go in front with 5.5 minutes left. briefs hall punches it in from four yards

dan hicks is a professor of contemporary archaeology at the university of oxford. he says the objects taken in order to remove african sovereignty and destroy traditional religion. i think it's really interesting how the restitution i to bait you know, is in the other news at the moment of my seeing real progress being made. i think 1st off is important to say though, that the restitution movement is a long stem, the african lead movement. so the 1st items were returned in the case of the been in attack. you know, of the 89 says as early as 1938 to the over at the time. and it's only quite recently in the 196 isn't 7, says that there were attempts by the european nations to introduce laws and to start to promulgate miss this, that argued against actually the return of these items. so now i think if we take the case of the ben in bronzes, we're coming up to the 100 and 25th anniversary of beth's attack in 1997 next year . you know, and that has really focused the minds for the museums, but also it has been the formation of the legacy restoration trust. you know, whi

they were, they were thought of as the hicks live in, out in the sticks. they were the ones who were outside the loop. and so i see a natural affinity between blacks and country music people because they both have felt what it's like to be the other. there's some shared dialogue there, man. well, you know, crunch country music judicially as you dave back, you know, it's, it's, it's a lot to believe that, you know, comes from almost slave music comes from the african americans have was somewhat the banjo is actually an african african american institute. yeah. so, yes, so yeah, i mean, you know, a lot of the music got made, an american comes from african americans as far as the beginning of the fingerprints all over at brother. and i remember there was a beautiful partner where nashville, let's face facts nashville at that time. did have some red next, but i remember they had this little cat who played harmonica in and he would play that rocky mountain. the. busy wow, that it's a banjo song and he was welcomed in right away and they have pictures. im sittin

. >> sorry for the hick up. you handled it incredibly smoothly. we have a question from the audience. in addition to the public education and investments what can the universities and endowment to do to make a difference in the communities based on the broad educational landscape? >> a lot of institutions in the last several years have undertaken these sort of examinations. the university of virginia and a couple of years ago where you can't imagine the university of virginia with the sort of basis of slavery. for those institutions i think that there is a very vital role to play with the funding mechanism for the defendants of the people sold in order to keep the university of float. but i think that there may be more to do for the institutions that were serving black and brown students as these institutions were keeping them out there is some responsibility in order to help prop them up because the institutions are still doing remarkable work to educate that student population. as i mentioned, in a place like oklahoma, the public college, the la

production side just in time inventory arrived when a plant could be shut down because there is a hick southeast asia, i think that that is definitely being rethought. as far as the consumer, though -- listen, it is a bit extreme at the moment so the truth is somewhere in between production push and what we have at the moment. there is a better way forward. guy: do you think the higher rates will change consumer behavior? do you think that they are having to pay higher rates on their credit card, their car, and everything else? you think the higher gasoline prices will change behavior -- do you think higher gasoline prices will change behavior? mike: two things. i don't think that we are anywhere near high interest rates. i have been in business for 50 years. maybe higher is a correct word, but not high interest rates. rates are incredibly low. i have been in this business when rates were 18%, 19%, 20%. i've seen it all. they may be higher, but if you put it in historical terms it is extremely attractive, particularly for product that needs to be financed, like automotive. as far as ga

hick worried that the next few months are going to be bumpy-— going to be bumpy.manchester. _ going to be bumpy. nick eardley, in manchester, thank _ going to be bumpy. nick eardley, in manchester, thank you _ going to be bumpy. nick eardley, in manchester, thank you so _ going to be bumpy. nick eardley, in manchester, thank you so much. i manchester, thank you so much. coverage of the conservative party conference begins at three o'clock this afternoon on the bbc news channel and we will bring you some of the highlights of the speeches today and the rest of the week. anyone approached by a lone police officer in scotland will now be offered the chance to speak with control room staff to check their identity. the new system has been introduced in the wake of the murder of sarah everard by a serving police officer. helena wilkinson has more details. when wayne couzens kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard, he was a serving metropolitan police officer. he used his position to trick sarah into a car he had hired by showing her his warrant card and falsely arres

it is one company called hick vision, hi k vision over $9 million and that, $50 million and that andy tech and $9 million investment they obviously have other investments and they do have china opportunities fund. the question is this, larry fink unknown figure on wall street, i know him, i like him, maybe the most outspoken progressive ceo on wall street pushing diversity, corporate governance, environmental stuff is also making major major moves in a country that ignores it. by the way he may say the company is different than the country but that is not true. chinese companies are run apart by the government. liz: the government can depend. >> not only did put but the answer to the government and the government is in the management. that's all you have to look at it goes down the line. he's getting a lot of pushback on that and it's going to be a story that haunts wall street but in particular him, he's out there on these issues and listen he's out there on a billionaires tax. larry fink is out there pitching the $5 trillion worth of spending that they're planning to do. this spend

progressives are fed up with hick dictating the social spending bill or does the leak reveal manchinn leverage. he asked nor the corporate tax rate at 25%. he said the tax rate may not be part of the bill. bret? >> bret: right. could be don't screw around with me, too. we'll see how this plays out. meantime, another story on the hill. where does the house stand, chad, with contempt of congress for steve bannon? >> the house votes tomorrow to send a criminal referral to the doj for bannon. the house voted to send the resolution to the house floor. expect lawmakers to ask attorney general merrick garland if he will prosecute bannon at a hearing tomorrow. fox has told some gop members will vote yes for bannon because they don't like people ignoring congressional subpoenas. bret? >> bret: chat -- chad pergram. up next, how russia is dealing with afghanistan now that the u.s. gone. >> the american people lost, the afghan people lost. the winners are russia, china and iran. ♪♪ we believe everyone deserves to live better. and just being sustainable isn't enough. our future depends on regene

room, 20-3, golden bears hanging onto the football, cal's defense held colorado to 104 yards, elijah hicksption, cal wins 26-3, they are now two and five this season. >> it's been tough at times this year. guys have competed week in and week out and come out on top, to get a feels good. >> that is the brand of football we try to emulate. we've been doing that at practice, improving every week. on the winning side, it's about time. chris: the 2001 mls champions bobbing honored tonight. they surrendered to go on the 53rd minute, made the initial sake, or no gaspar one-now, whitecaps. san has a zone could can of it kicks it in -- san jose's own could can of it -- dion: taking a live look at doppler seven, tomorrow we are expecting it to be lit up like a christmas tree. meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast, next. from sandbags to first responders, see what the bay area is doing to get ready for the strongest sto every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the mo

randy hicks, ceo and co-owner of regional mal imaging in michigan.has been keeping a close eye on the mammograms. he said, no doubt bit, we have unfortunately seen some advanced cases this year in the communities that we serve. likely due to women postponing screening. brianna, just to give a sense how much of a decline there was in screening last year, one study found when you look at the data in april 2020, breast cancer screening was down 87%. cervical cancer screening, down 84%. those declines continue. they did get a little better. in june 2020, breast cancer screening down 39%, cervical cancer screening down 40%. the bottom line is, doctors say if you had to cancel an appointment last year or cancel your routine screening, now is the time to get that appointment back on schedule. if there's anything going on with your health, you don't want any more time to go by. >> no, you don't. i had concerns when i had my scheduled mammogram. i went in. they are so careful at the hospital. people should not be discouraged. >>> in texas, working to reach th

hicks going to pick up a sack. cal wins. >> a lot of energy in the locker room.gh at times this year, as we all know. to come out on top and get the victory feels really good. >> that is our brand of football we try to emulate. we have been doing that at practice. i feel good to be on the winning side. it is about time. chris: it was a practice day for the warriors. klay thompson took to the water. apparently he is not happy with being left out of the nba's 75th anniversary team. >> forget that. this top 75 list, everyone wants to comment, well, you know, he was never the number one option. i've seen a lot of twos and threes on their two -- too. chris: his teammates had a nice present waiting in his locker. >> my dawg. [laughter] >> the new jersey. >> 77th player of all time! chris: that is so good. >> hosting the vancouver. the championship squad being honored. 2021 squad surrendered a goal in the 50 west minute -- 51st minute. 60th minute, espinoza crossed to cannabis, kicks it in. it ends in a draw. that is it for your sports. liz: let's get back to lisa follo

they think we are a bunch of rubes and hicks out here. >> since the first american wind farm startedthe most powerful supporters of so-called green energy have successfully prevented wind farms are being built near their farms. >> the consensus that global warming is being accelerated by the burning of fossil fuels. >> when developers proposed a wind farm within view of kennedy's compound -- >> they will be producing clean renewable energies -- >> kennedy used his ample political power to crush the project. >> tucker: the episode is called "blown away, the people versus wind power," out now on foxnation.com. we think it is good.is ♪ ♪ so, the administration has completely reordered the country with vaccine mandates that have no signs -- no scientific justification and one state is fighting back. that state is florida. governor ron desantis made a big announcement about that today. he joins us after the break. also look crisis. we'll be right back. ♪esy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, pretty much since the day joe biden got inaugurated you've been hearing in the media every day that t

we're not talking about some red neck deep southern hick town.an francisco is supposed to be some paragon of progressive ideals. >> i got to tell you, craig, when owen came to me, i didn't -- i couldn't believe it. i could not believe that was happening here in the bay area. and -- but -- you know, we got multiple witnesses who received about the n-word being everywhere, hearing it daily. and that was the evidence the jury heard. they also heard that tesla wasn't taking responsibility for it. they were blaming contractors, saying owen wasn't an employee, and the jury found that he was. and so we're heartened they sent this message to tesla. i hope tesla gets the message and changes things so that black workers there are protected. >> owen -- >> well, you know, one of the things they did is they retained one of my harassers. they put him back in a position of supervising other african american employees. so we don't know today that this employee that they retained is not still dishing out that harassment and that abuse to other african american em

elijah hicks going to pick up the sack. also an interception.2-5 this season. >> it has been tough at times we know. they have worked to come out on top. >> the last time -- that is the kind of football we tried to emulate. we have been doing that at practice and we try to improve every week. it is nice to be on the winter's side. >> thompson took to the water of sacramento, apparently unhappy about being left off the nba's 75th anniversary team. >> you know, this 75 list, you know? well, you know lot of two and threes on that team. don't give me that bull corn. come on. >> little did he know, his teammates had a nice present waiting for him in his locker. >> my dog. >> it is new jersey. new jersey alert. >> vancouver being hosted, the 2021 squad surrendering a goal. jason with a good safe but bruno with a rebound. espinoza across, san jose's benjamin kicking it in, but it ends in a 1-1 draw. let's send it back to you. liz: another longer look at the forecast for the day and the week ahead. the rain really coming down, lisa, in the north they no

intercepted, that is elijah hicks. cal head them to just 104 yards of offense on the game.three points. they went 26-3. the first pack 12 win of the season. the warriors against the sacramento kings and california's capital. before the game on thursday, klay thompson was snubbed from the nba's list that ended up being that the 76 players to ever do it. he went to instagram and let everyone know he felt disrespect . but his team is let him know yesterday what number he ranks on their list. >> my dog. >> 97th best player of all time baby. >> jersey alert. raiders host the eagles today and the 49ers have sunday night football in town for the second time this season. the indianapolis colts are in santa clara. have a great one. >> still ahead as the bay area gets pummeled with rain, from areas are under evacuation but many residents are not leaving. >>> why experts are continuing to urge you to get your holiday shopping done early. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose x

. >>> president biden is expected to make a last-minute push for hick economic agenda before leavingture bill. it comes amid ongoing disagreements over the spending plan. nbc chief correspondent kristen welker has the latest. >> reporter: the urge to meet agreement on president biden's plans to be finalized before he leaved for europe. democratic leaders struck an optimistic note. >> an agreement is within arm's length, and we're hopeful we can come to a framework agreement. >> reporter: there are still a slew of issues between moderates and progressives. they're targeting the 700 wealthiest americans including amazon's jeff bezos and tesla's elon musk. but there are questions over whether it's constitutional. and key moderate joe manchin is already blasting it. >> i don't like the connotation that we're targeting specific people. >> reporter: we learned negotiators have dropped paid leave from the package. >> it would be devastating. it would be devastating for working women. >> joining us now, nbc capitol hill news correspondent leigh ann caldwell. good morning, leigh ann, you've h

the epa also credits warmer weather associated with climate change to expand the range that hicks can live in. so if you or your pet are bitten by a tick grab it by its head with a pair of tweezers and pull it straight out. just don't twist it. or get it twisted. one of the hear com for you could set today with the latest weather in your neighborhood by downloading the kron 4 app just use your. camera on your phone to scan this qr code and we'll take you to the. place you need to go so you can get all the current conditions live radar and up-to-date forecasts. still to come here on kron 4 news and i will tell you about some of the events taking place in oakland this weekend. >> to mark the 55th anniversary of the formation of the black panther party. >> a stunning sight to show you off the coast of newport beach. you think it was right out of a movie. but in slow mo looks even cooler. this is a humpback whale that breached right next to the newport coastal adventure boat putting on a better show than well watchers ever could have bargained for the captain says he's never back so close

good to see the sideline right there chance nolan gonna throw it deep but elijah hicks with the dceiotuarterback. nick starkel. so nick nash gets to start for a fifth straight game second quarter calls his own number seven. nothing sparty party later in the quarter. kyrie robinson appears to be stopped but bounces off the defender and then goes nine yards. what an effort 1410, san jose state. third quarter now this time nash going to go deep and it's charles ross and receiving end 44 yards in san jose state wins, 27-21. they are one one away from being bull eligible. we had a classico in salt lake quakes and real salt lake. no trophies in this one. they still have chris swan alaska extra time the first half wando with the header off the corner kick two one quakes at the hat 69th minute cade cow. check out this move splits two. defenders kicks it in far side three one so nice. show it twice, san jose will get one more in the 79th minute. the defendet seeckson. you'llight behind him. for one quakes at that point in the quakes will go on to win it four to three abc 7 sports sponsored by r

hick prepared to spend, and spend on a number of things.— number of things.ling for tougher coronavirus rules as we head into winter. but the government has again ruled out further measures for now saying the current rate of infections and hospitalisations did not suggest changes in england were needed "immediately". here�*s our health correspondent, jim reed. this, say the government, is our best line of defence against covid this winter. you�*re all boosted. i'm all boosted up. on the wirral this weekend, they�*re giving third booster jabs to the over—50s and other vulnerable groups. today labour wider mask—wearing, vaccine passports and more working from home. the chancellor, though, says there is no immediate need for that. the booster roll—out should give us the booster roll—out should give us the protection we need and there is a fallback, a plan b, if we need it. and is well below the level seen at the start of the year but the nhs is also facing other pressures as the weather gets colder. in september, just 75% of people going to a&e in england were s

they say they want documents and communications within the white house on january 6th related to hope hicks, sarah matthews who was an assistant press aide, mark meadows, of course the chief of staff, dan scavino, the president's top aide. pat cipollone, the white house counsel, mark short, former vice president pence's chief of staff, several of the highest of highest officials in the white house on that day, that is what these documents relate to, and now the white house is saying they are not going to exert executive privilege over those documents. >> over to you on the subpoenas, and the letter from the committee, their response. walk us through what we're learning through that letter, and what the chair and vice chair are saying. >> yesterday was the deadline for a handful of these trump loyalists to hand over documents, folks including mark meadows, dan scavino, steve bannon, and it became very clear that steve bannon was not planning to comply either with a request for documents or testimony, here's a portion of the lawyer that his attorney sent yesterday. it says the kexecutive priv