holly: yes. think what you are hearing is -- --hink i think what you are hearing is kamala harris trying to appeal to liberal voters, talking about fair trade, climate change, but she is also trying to make the case she can beat donald trump. that reminds us that was the biggest issue in the democratic primary, you know. some people like bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, others tried to make it about something else, versusrogressivism moderates, but with the voters ended up deciding, and they told us this time and time again, the ability to beat trump was the biggest issue, and that is what you hear, talking about prosecuting donald trump, and joe biden ended up winning that argument. he won the argument that he was to beat trumpd and the issue of electability , was interesting. a lot of people felt it was basically code for white man. we would talk to voters who said they very much wanted a woman in the white house, but were terrified that a woman could not defeat donald trump, and many of them

thank you, holly, for coming on.oc.ust mentioned about the fact the dnc is only allowing her to speak for 60 seconds? how is that expressing unity? putting out the olive branch? i wondered if you had thoughts about that. guest: that is a question i have heard from a lot of progressives. that theave learned average speech is going to be two minutes long. this is because the democrats have had to cram hours and hours of programming into two hours each day. those speeches are going to be much shorter over all the what you are used to aside from the , and kamalabama's harris's speeches. bernie sanders will only get eight minutes. aoc --so told announcer: tom perez and .ennifer o'malley millan guest:

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author of the upcoming book living between worlds finding personal resilience in changing times dr hollis it's a great privilege for me to talk to you thank you very much for your time my privilege. used to be with you now let me start to be dick title of your upcoming book the 16th i believe to come out from under your pan changing times isn't that a bit of an oxymoron because history has never stopped evolving and the dynamics of personal development are that everybody experiences a crisis at some point in our lives so other times believe in the really so extraordinary well not at all that's exactly the point we always live in changing times we always live in times of the changing structures of our society we live in times that are changes for ourselves crises of understanding of believe the roadmap that we were following etc it's just that we live in a particularly time of great disruption of what people thought were fixed beliefs fixed structures and fixed understanding's of self and world so the real question is how does anybody personally survive and adapt but also maintain a sense

you are on with holly otterbein. just wondering if, at the convention, will the democrats truly reach out to christians? -- up untiltian 2018, i always registered as an independent, then switched over to the democratic party just because of trump -- not all christians support him. are they really going to be a big tent party and reach out to everyone? ,ecause i get a lot of backlash sometimes, from democrats on social media when i talk about my christian values but still wanting to vote for biden, support biden. are they truly a big tent party? thet: this is something democratic party has struggled with for a while now. are pro-life democrats allowed, for instance, in the party or not? is, himself,iden very proud catholic -- a very proud catholic. he talks about that. i do not think it will be a huge feature of the convention, but i would be surprised if that heritage did not come up at least a few times. host: you can read the work of holly otterbein on politico.com. she is a campaign reporter for politico, here to

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technological growth seem more infantile than ever while to discuss that i'm now joined by dr james hollis a prominent union psychoanalyst and author of the upcoming book living between worlds finding personal resilience in changing times dr hollis it's a great privilege for me to talk to you thank you very much for your time my privilege actually used to be with you now let me start with the title of your upcoming book could the 16th i believe to come out from under your pan changing times isn't that a bit of an oxymoron because history has never stopped evolving and the dynamics of personal development are that everybody experiences a crisis at some point and live so other times to believe in the really so extraordinary well not at all that's exactly the point we always live in changing times we always live in times. the changing structures of our society we live in times that are changes for ourselves crises of understanding of believe the roadmap that we were following etc it's just that we live in a particularly time of great disruption of what people thought were fixed beliefs fixed

ooh, holly! you've already started and you've got a mess going here. >> oh joe, i thought i could paint this room quickly but there's nothing quick or easy about it. look, i have uneven paint roller marks there, this brush isn't working, i have paint all over me-- it's a nightmare! >> and your work has just begun. think about it: you got to finish this louvered door. you got to do crown molding. you got to do this over here. you got to do the trim work! these are all problems. would you like some professional help? >> but you're not a pro. >> ah, but i can paint like one! holly, this is the revolutionary paint zoom power spray painter. it's the biggest breakthrough in painting in years. watch-- here's all you do. pull the trigger! holly, you'd have to spend the next two hours trying to paint this louvered door with a brush-- watch this. watch the paint zoom cover every inch with a perfect even coat of paint in less than two minutes. >> wow, you made that look easy. >> look at these recessed corne

book living between 2 worlds finding personal resilience in changing times dr hollis and now for about a trump let's talk about your books the notion of personal responsibility and accountability for the lives leave and leave. you all your work and i heard you say that the main difference between my dern auntie and postmodernity it was this chef stuff authority from the collective to the individual on the whole are a people a rarity to shoulder such a burden such a wait well that's exactly what i was referencing before that the psycho social shift of the summons to personal authority now that is to say what is true for me how am i to understand myself and my assignments in this world and from whence comes that authority is it in residual institutions is it in the collective is it within myself. in my field paradoxically one of the clues to this is what we call psychopathology when we are acting in such a way that is contradictory to our own nature it always shows up symptomatically and that's one of the ways in which we find ourselves able to discern when what i'm doing is not necessar

values how am i to conduct my actions and what are they in service to inside of me that's the key dr hollis you mentioned a moment ago that historians will analyze the legacy of this president i hope sika analysts will do that too and i know that you personally are a big admirer of corleone as i am and i heard you describe young as the fallible man who could also be of bain and self aggrandizing at times who like albert einstein had had extramarital affairs including one that with a russian lady by the way but who in his film made a lasting contribution when people focus on trump's moral character instead of let's say his economic performance or the substance of his policies isn't the same as looking at deaths a college you know the theory of relativity through the prism of their founders lifestyle choices. well yes it's a very interesting point you make we don't judge a person's body of work their accomplishments with their personal moral life in this particular case really referring to the american president that moral life spills over into his politics in a very explicit way i think we c

welcome back to worlds apart with dr james hollis a prominent psychoanalyst and author of the upcoming book living between 2 worlds finding personal resilience in changing times dr hollister and now for both trump let's talk about your books the notion of personal responsibility and accountability for the lives leave and leave the essentials you all your work and i heard you say that the main difference between my dern intel and postmodernity it was this shift the 4th or a shift from the collective to the individual on the whole are people ready to shoulder such a burden such a weight. well that's exactly what i was referencing before that the psycho social shift of the summons to personal authority now that is to say what is true for me how my to understand myself and my assignments in this world and from whence comes that authority is it in residual institutions is it in the collective is it within myself in my field paradoxically one of the clues to this is what we call psychopathology when we are acting in such a way that is contradictory to our own nature it always shows up sympto

. >> 5 team coverage with janice dean tracking the storm's path and in holly beach, louisiana. >> how have things changed since we checked in with you? >> reporter: the wind has continued to pick up on the backside of the eye, 30 minutes things were calm. i will back up a little bit in the, come out, we are still inside a huge concrete parking structure. this is 50-60 miles an hour, 120 out there. it ripped off this piece of steel that is supposed to be a wind baffle, pulled it straight off. this casino was built in 2014 and no expense was spared to protected from a category 5 hurricane and the damage, blown out windows, broken glass, wedding gazebo destroyed by the wind. we have yet to see the full threat of a storm surge. need to understand why they talked about and an survivable storm for those across the bayous of lake charles and south, not only the winds bearing people's houses for the better part of 5 or 6 hours but 15-20 feet of water that will be rushing through. this is the highest part of lake charles and you have to feel for thousands of people who didn't or couldn't evacu

sobresalen en los patios y varios vehículos recreacionales hechos trizas >>> llegamos al condado de hollyn la que se van a encontrar los residentes de esta área cuando regresen a sus hogares >>> así se veía holly beach antes de laura y ahora el panorama es desolador. una sensación de pérdida tiene salvador conmovido al ver cómo quedó la tienda donde trabaja. >>> es triste ver esto. y. está feo >>> el gobernador de texas sobrevoló las zonas más impactadas. >>> tenemos equipos de búsqueda y rescate cubriendo cada región aseguró abott mientras los miembros de esta congregación. confían en que podrán levantar su iglesia nuevamente. maría paula ochoa noticias telemundo. >>> el huracán laura también causó destrozos a su paso hoy por comunidades el río mississippi. poderosos vientos desplomaron este enorme cartel metálico de una tienda de piezas para autos lanzándolo sobre un grupo de vehículos estacionados, en este condado las lluvias y ráfagas de vientos han sido severas derribando árboles. en otras noticias, los fiscales de wisconsin presentaron esta noche cargos de homicidio al adolescente a

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author of the upcoming book living between worlds finding personal resilience in changing times dr hollis it's a great privilege for me to talk to you thank you very much for your time my privilege actually used to be with you now let me start to be dick title of your upcoming book could the 16th i believe to come out from under your pan changing times isn't that a bit of an oxymoron because history has never stopped evolving and the dynamics of person. well development. everybody experienced this crisis it some point in our lives so other times believe in the really so extraordinary well not at all that's exactly the point we always live in changing times we always live in times of the changing structures of our society we live in times that are changes for ourselves crises of understanding of believe the roadmap that we were following etc it's just that we live in a particularly time of great disruption of what people thought were fixed beliefs fixed structures and fixed understanding's of self and world so the real question is how does anybody personally survive and adapt but also main

sarah cooper will host tomorrow night with guest ben stiller and music from holly humberstone.ht. high heat and high anxiety as t area. >> the threat of rolling black outs has many small businesses bracing for a tough weekend. >> blistering record setting heat today and another round for the weekend. i will have the temperatures coming up. >> a san jose teacher shirtless in a virtual class. >> now, from abc7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is widespread power out acknowledges and rolling black outs, up to 220,000 pg&e customers during this record breaking heat, the rotating black outs should be done for the night. >> state power grid -- it's the first time since 2011. now, here's a look right now where the biggest problems are. the outage map shows south san francisco and antioch have the most outages right now, 3,000 customers are in the dark in each of the cities. >> san matteo county and san rafel have been the trouble spots most of the night. >>> that's

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john holly owns holly wine in healdsburg. he took this video of air tankers making drops. you see that retardant there. he says where his property is gives him a burd's eye view of the firefight. >> it's like a war zone up there. you could see, you know, big flames coming up here and flames coming up there. it was coming up the canyon up pina creek and the wind was directing it our way. it was pretty frightening. >> hawley says these fires come at a tough time for many of the businesses who are approaching harvest season and wineries are also dealing with the fallout from the pandemic. i'm on the hawley website and there's a great pinot noir and a dry rose. >> we should support our winemakers for sure. >>> let's talk to jeff ranieri about our forecast. some of the bad air has cleared out tonight, which is great news. the fog still along the coast, jeff? >> it definitely is. it's just been so nice if you can even get a couple minutes outside to breathe in that fresh air. just kind of helps your mood a little bit between covid, the wildfires, the evacuations, everything happ

tonight, ben stiller, plus music from holly humberstone. and now, sarah cooper. >> hi, i'm sarah cooper and i have an announcement to make. i am not going to be the next vice president of the united states. it was down to me and kamala, but joe wanted to go with someone who has experience. but the good news is, i now have the night free to guest host this show. if you don't know who i am, that's okay, i don't know who you are either, so we're even. basically, i'm the reason your grandpa downloaded tiktok. but don't blame me. blame my nephews ryan and tyler. if they hadn't shown me tiktok, i never would'

unfold in person briana hollis has reaction from people on the beaches of pensacola florida. >>advice this is video we took along the beach the moments leading up to the splashdown you can see people lying the shoreline again looking towards the horizon. helps of any sign of the event just again so excited to be so close to this huge moment now to go into why this was such a monumental feat while space x house on water landings for iss resupply missions. this is the first time they've done it with us astronauts and it's really opening doors. what space technology is going to look like moving forward again the capsule the did splashdown but up into orbit on top of the falcon 9 back in maine was docked to the iss for about 2 months. beginning at solo descent hitting the gulf around one 45 pm central time we couldn't see anything from our vantage point on the beach remember this posh down happened about 170 miles offshore, but we were able to hear a few sonic booms very cool very cool. they actually hear it you know, but we're following it along so they said a very cool and of c

you are on with holly otterbein.t wondering if, at the convention, will the democrats truly reach out to christians? -- up untiltian 2018, i always registered as an independent, then switched over to the democratic party just because of trump -- not all christians support him. are they really going to be a big tent party and reach out to everyone? ,ecause i get a lot of backlash sometimes, from democrats on social media when i talk about my christian values but still wanting to vote for biden, support biden. are they truly a big tent party? thet: this is something democratic party has struggled with for a while now. are pro-life democrats allowed, for instance, in the party or not? is, himself,iden very proud catholic -- a very proud catholic. he talks about that. i do not think it will be a huge feature of the convention, but i would be surprised if that heritage did not come up at least a few times. host: you can read the work of holly otterbein on politico.com. she is a campaign reporter for politico, here to talk

this is holly beach the cajun rivera. here is a drone look.ur fox news drone will give you aerial view of some of the damage we are seeing along the coast it. is substantial. if you walk over here you can see homes that have actually survived this on the stilts. that's the good news. buff we have, well, lots of twisted metal. we have other foundations that have not survived, including those with rvs. there are lots of downed power lines here and some flooding. we -- those homes did survive on that 15-foot pylon. they were able to survive this storm surge which they think was about 9 feet. we spoke to somebody who said during hurricane trait nothing was left standing. in that sense they feel relieved that they at least have some of these homes on their pylons. see behind me over here as weld and on our drone footage in some cases it looks as though a tornado ripped right through here. this rv completely demolished. this vehicle completely gone as well. you see lots of debris all over the place. this iseople call this home. this is the cajun riv

holly, thank you for that.am the odd one out on bbc one this morning. good morning to you, folks. what are you up to? hello, and welcome to sunday morning live, their show that gets to the heart of the week's issues. i'm sean fletcher. and i'm sally phillips. coming up on today's show... with more than 4000 migrant crossings of the channel this year, a poll has found that nearly half of us don't sympathise with their plight. we will debate what, if any, moral duty we have to them. also, double mobo award winning rapper guvna b will be here to talk to us about how religion and rap can work in harmony. i will be speaking with journalist, broadcaster and football fanatic adrian chiles about finding faith in his 405. hello and welcome to our look at this morning's newspapers. with me are anne ashworth, the property and finance journalist and commentator, and david wooding, political editor of the sun on sunday. good morning to both of you. let us bring you up—to—date with what the front pages all this morning. acco

unfold in person reporter briana hollis has reaction from people along the beaches of pensacola. >>well the anticipation was just crazy out here this afternoon even if people didn't know what the splashdown was exactly when we told them about it. they were so excited to be so close to such a big moment in history. >>advice this is video we took along the beach the moments leading up to the splashdown you can see people lying the shoreline again looking towards the horizon. helps of any sign of the event just again so excited to be so close to this huge moment now to go into why this was such a monumental feat while space x house on water landings for iss resupply missions. this is the first time they've done it with us astronauts and it's really opening doors. what space technology is going to look like moving forward again the capsule the did splashdown but up into orbit on top of the falcon 9 back in maine was docked to the iss for about 2 months. beginning at solo dissent yesterday hitting the gulf around one 45 pm central time we couldn't see anything from our vantage point o

hollis street is closed in both directions. east bay m.u.d.ays overpressurization may be to blame. >>> teachers represented the terms of the agreement last night and still have to vote to accept it. no word yet on what the deal will mean for students in oakland. >>> wall street reacting this morning to another jobless claims report. and you can see the dow is down about 25 points. the jobs report shows 963,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that's the first time since march that the number fell below a million. >>> later today, democratic presidential candidate joe biden and his vp pick kamala harris are scheduled to receive a briefing on public covid-19. they are then due to speak to the press. >> reporter: i'm kiet do and we are live in palo alto with what could be a bay area first. a covid surcharge to help out businesses like restaurants who are really struggling during this pandemic. the idea has been picking up a n of steam among business the mayor. they're still debating the details but so far, it looks like it mig

before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly.eld game. asa news of the community shield game. as a sort of game where if you win, it is just as a sort of game where if you win, it isjust a as a sort of game where if you win, it is just a trophy, if you lose, it is just it is just a trophy, if you lose, it isjust a it is just a trophy, if you lose, it is just a friendly. i'm saying it is just a friendly! first bit of silverware of the new season and it's arsenal simply picking up where they left off a few weeks ago, their second trophy in the space of a month after their fa cup win. this time they beat liverpool on penalties in the commuity shield with pierre emerick aubameyang again proving just how important he is to this arsenal side. alex gulrajani was watching. new season, it's a message. while sports in the united states temporarily stopped, those in england continue to show their solidarity. liverpool look to start the new season with a flourish. the goalkeeper prevented —— van dijk prevented to do so by the office side fla

well holly karen is a reporter with news hope she joins us now live from christchurch holly just give us a sense of the feeling inside court and outside of court today. well inside course it was incredibly emotional as justice mandel was handing down his seem to he took a moment to read the names of every single vote and it was so emotional and cool that the court had to bring in extra boxes of tissues and outside court was just beautiful to say crowds and crowds of people gathered in the freezing cold waiting for hours for the survivors when they emerged from court just once again to show them that we are one i was interested to see the new zealand media collectively agreed to limit or censor reporting of the trial in a bid to limit the broadcasting of tyrants ideology i mean in my experience even in new zealand never seen anything like it is that reflective do you think of where the country is at trying to tackle this this ideology. i think you're right kim it was something that we had never experienced before and this was new zealand 1st in terms of what we were dealing with but re

jillian: hurricane laura could bring 13 foot storm surge to holly beach.s house in theory could be fine when it comes to storm surge but you have to remember the winds. they are predicting could hit with 120 mile-per-hour winds, stronger than rita and you saw what that storm did. todd: you can plan as much as you want but mother nature will do what she wants. thank you, please be safe. jillian: 38 after the hour, mike pompeo says four years of donald trump will make america even safer. todd: skinner reacts to the unprecedented speech coming up next. weats. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. it's time to find new roads, again. jillian: welcome back. secretary of state mike pompeo meeting with the crown prince of bahrain as part of the trump administration push to build a coalition in the middle east with israel. tens

and that also goes for people like holly and the heat their circus acrobats and since the coronavirus they've made intersections there big time a red traffic light rather than the opening of a curtain marks the start of their act while traffic is stopped they show off a bit of what they can do and hope for some spare change before the audience drives off again. but when i see the cars i imagine that there are a whole bunch of seats and i perform my show i smile at the audience even if i can't see their faces although i'm just at a traffic light i imagine it's a circus ring. i know. when all goes well a day of smiling and acrobatics earns them the equivalent of 10 euros but their street performance is also the training they need to stay in shape for once again performing at a circus one day when the pandemic is over. them but this is probably germany's most famous film director paris texas where in a vista social club wings of desire just 3 of the 60 movies and documentaries he's made so far now to celebrate his 75th birthday there's a new documentary to be made about him which looks b

how old were you in 1999, holly? lets just old and 99. how old were you in 1999, holly?t more than you would back then. i was in primary school back then. i was in primary school back then... back then. i was in primary school back then. .. oh, back then. i was in primary school back then... oh, rubbish. i hadjust started at the bbc. i had been here a while by then. interesting, this bbc game, back in the day, holly, you won't remember this but the sunday league cricket, you would have peter west of ted graveney sitting at taunton or somewhere just chatting away, . .. sitting at taunton or somewhere just chatting away,... you would think they were just rattle through it. make them play on. there could be a significant financial windfall for thousands of teenagers next month, as the first of the uk's "child trust fund babies" turn 18. the tax—free savings accounts were set up by the labour government to encourage families to save for their children's futures. depending on how much has been saved, they could be worth as much as £70,000. the finance and consumer rights jour

we spoke to a resident of holly beach.his is what he said. >> if somebody stayed here, they were crazy. most of the storm surge is to the east of this spot. i am looking around. i am looking at probably i don't know a 10 foot storm surge. >> louisiana national guard didn't need all of those high water vehicles but they relocated 2,000 people to hotels so they can be there for shelter. we are also dealing with covid-19 in this aftermath. >> john: a lot of work to do to clean that up. the trump campaign wrapping up the republican national convention last night. the president hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire later today and joe biden will do in person campaign events. our panel matt and chris. a real change for the biden campaign. in september he will do in person events and denouncing violence yesterday. did the campaign get bad polling data? >> i doubt it. i think this campaign is doing fine. i think the convention this week probably shored up trump's base, but i don't think it moved the needle among anybody else

look what they built back here in holly beach, plenty of building of on stilts like this.ould take care of the storm surge, may not to the upper living quarters but as a categories 4 hurricane you've got to think about the wind. jillian: a new york times columnist warning biden's. that could sink his chances. >> his willingness to shutdown the country again over coronavirus. leland: we are back with the fox news alert, kenosha wisconsin release a statement saying two people died following a shooting during protests overnight. one person is also injured. violence erupting for a third straight night over the shooting of jacob blake. 's mom begging for peace in the city. blake is paralyzed and remained in the hospital. we will keep you updated. todd: is joe biden scaring some voters over to the side of donald trump? one new york times columnist says so. jillian: cheryl casone he here with what may be driving voters away. ed: the new york times published a warning about a potential joe biden presidency, biden created a dangerous opening for trump by saying he would listen to s

she sent us a little video. >> it's me and my horse holly, we want to tell you thank you so much forl around. we won barrels and goat tie and when they called my name, i was so excited. >> dana: congratulations jocelyn. >> juan: i might have to sponsor a horse next year. >> greg: let's do this. "animals are great ♪ ♪ animals are great i can't actually see this video, i'm assuming it is of a squirrel having the time of his life. i got to tell you, i would give anything to trade places with that squirrel. that feeling must be the greatest feeling in the world and right now, i don't know. i can't even tell you what i'm thinking. >> jesse: it has been very humid outside. >> juan: i got a dare for you guys, can you swim with a full glass of chocolate milk on your head to? you say that's not possible, take a look. there is olympic swimmer katie wit.>> jesse: we ran out of tim, special report as of next. >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington, i mike emanuel in for bret baier, we are awaiting a news conference at the white house and w we will bringt to you live. the hurricane is blowi

sunday morning around 12:20 a man was found dead inside a cress car on holly avenue in east oakland. >> i heard a loud boom when gunshots first and a loud screech. cars hitting and colliding. >> one of them got out and the other one we tried to help out of the car before it caught on fire and he could not get out. >> reporter: oakland bullies wrote this past weekend our city experienced more lives lost to violence. we continued to direct resources to areas impacted by violence and trauma as we work to deter further violence against others and identify those responsible. >>> police are investigating a double shooting that resulted from a large fight at a party, police officers responded to shots fired at about 12:15 this morning and found a man and woman with gunshot wounds. name on it is still under investigation. in san leandro the police union says is a spike in violent crime there, the union says new numbers for the month of july show an almost 15% increase compared with the same time last year with disturbing trends in robbery, assault, burglaries and shoplifting. the president o

most consider holly to be the best fake artist in the world the german computer scientist teaches at the university of southern california and manipulates videos for science you know as hard as it sounds we are also trying to advance it in order to be able to detect them right because if you don't understand how they are being generated if you don't have the capability of generating realistic you face there is no way to effectively detect those either his opponent honey fareed uncovers deep fakes a professor at the university of california berkeley he's a world leading expert in digital forensics. i think the biggest obstacle in detection is that the field is moving so quickly every 3 months you see new advances in the creation of free content so our adversary if i can call them that is not static they are changing and they are changing really fast so we start developing these new friends of technology and always so there's a whole new way of creating deep fakes and now we. have to worry about that as well it's crazy to see how quickly this technology is advancing we're used to it fr

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