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to get out run around and the dog was down on its elbows and it's playing in and it was in a rabbit hutch standing on wire but it desperately wanted to get out and i can we take this dog no i just got the dog breeding the dog i'm just starting to breed or so this was years ago and then every time we went back i would see this dog and the dog was getting older and older and he didn't want to anymore because she wasn't a good breeder and i was looking at her and her eyes were dead and within i would say about a month beast she started to come around and i could see the dog that i remember her from before and it's a shame that she had to go through all that you know her entire life just consisted of this misery. and we need people to start realizing that these poppy mills exist these puppies in pet stores come from puppy mill us whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a puppy. thing that he's really crossed was there not rest we are saving a puppy by by buying that dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother of that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you k

. >> doctor, thank you very hutch. appreciate it. >> it's a pleasure. >>> the last two days were the deadliest in massachusetts so mar. 159 people reported dead on friday. 156 on saturday. here's what the white house coronavirus response coordinator says about the situation in the bay state. >> we watch every county in a granular way. you have to look at it that way. we're a series of small epidemics across the united states. we're still very much focused on boston and across massachusetts. where they continue to spread across massachusetts as well as in boston. >> boston's mayor joins me now. mayor, thank you so much. sorry we just read that was awful. thank you for joining us. you just heard dr. birx that boston is the coronavirus hot spot. do you have what you need to deal with the surge in cases? >> testing, a couple guests back were talking about testing. i know that our governor we need more testing. we need more swabs. we're going to have more swabs than we know what to do with. we could use some of them here in

the head-of-the characters and so and so may have thought such a thing if want to ask each of you hutch of our own imagination dare youy in crafting your story? casey, why don't i start with you. >> i was hoping could carve an answer from what these two. wear ucreatures with minds mindd imaginations and you spend time thinking but someone you start to imagine things if think you have to be very careful when you writing a nonfiction book and want to very clear about the sourcing and where things come from, and if you do speculate, just want to flag that for readers but it's an interesting thing. we're gathered around this genre of true crime and it has different standards from other nonfiction genres, and it's been co-opted by podcasts and documentaries in a way that the boundaries are even more pourous between what is true and what is not and what is speculation and what is fact. i guess i'm probably on the conservative side of things, and i took my cue from harper lee, because part of the book it bowers relationship to the genre of true crime and she helped capote report "in cold blood

jan hutch clyns and a bunch of people there. had a good little show there. cloud cover pouring in.shore breeze and temperatures on their way down notably. maybe more than i'm forecasting. i try to ease into that. look at all that cloud cover on the way. that along with the coldwater temperatures makes for a cloudy to mostly cloudy wednesday morning. 52 in the city. 53 in napa. jacket weather there. even around the bay, upper 60s. combine that with the fog and a good breeze. inland some clearing but mostly a cloudy day. 90 in 1996, the record high. 44, 2002. 50s on all these temperatures except brentwood at 62. everyone else in the 50s. i don't think they are going to budge. the onshore winds started about 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and it has been cranked up through the strait out to the delta and around the reservoir and altamont pass. almost around mount tam. a lot of systems will spread in cloud cover. the combination of that and onshore wind is cooler. maybe lake county by sunday could get a little rain there. we'll see. fog and wind, clouds, cooler. the temperatures are going t

in regards to the viewership, it's an exciting time, and hopefully the nfl can kick off without a hutchnow that i've finished netflix, i'm kind of ready for some real live actual sports out there. do you think america's ready for this? >> i agree with jack. i mean, just to see the numbers double, it really shows people just how much football means to america. i think that bringing sports back will be good just to get people's mind off of everything that's going on. but i want to make sure that we do it in a safe way for the players and everybody that's going to be involved with the playing of sports. jason: ron, what did you think of the virtual draft, and as you're out there talking to people, friends, neighbors, they're ready to actually watch something live; right? >> i mean, of course, everybody everybody's clamoring for live sports. i mean, i think a lot of people tuned in last night to a mayweather fight that happened years ago so people are just looking for something to watch. honestly i think the fact that they missed out on it, was going to have over -- vegas missed out on it,