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i just would like to focus on the things that i think people want to make progress on. >> andrew, you and the title of the book forward, that is also the name of the party that you have launched in the last few weeks. why did you leave the democratic party? >> eric, i consider you a friend. i think you and i are like-minded about a lot of things. i spoke to about a lot of young democratic groups together . i left the democratic party because i think i can do more good launching a third-party which is a popular movement to help bring the country together by making it so that our legislators answer to the reasonable among us and not the extremeson either side . ice someone who's a democrat for 26 years but i'm someone who wants to help the country. if i thought i could do more good this direction, it's probably the right thing to do. obviously many friends are staunch democrats, myself among them and hopefully this can be in hamblen of the fact that being an american is bigger than which party you're on. >> as i look at the forward party agenda or ideas that you laid out in the book, it

will tell you the truth, the truth is no, i don't know andrewy then andrew cunanan had escaped. another dead man in his wake. flushed with lee mcclain's cash, at the wheel of his lexus. which was his first miscalculation. that fancy lexus was equipped with the cellphone, that could be trees. who >> coming -- up >> authorities had confirmed, the chicago media that the fbi was tracking andrew in his car. that immediately went out all over media ways. >> and was andrew cunanan listening. >> he realized he had to get out of that car. >> when dateline continues. n dateline continues two loads of snot covered laundry. only one will be sanitized. wait, what? adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria detergent alone, can't. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪

i did a standard deviation move. we had a 4.6 standard deviation move in the last four days. andrew agree with goldman sachs -- more transmissible. people tend to not react the same way to the issues. there is a of complacency. the market has done so well. i understand the market was down on friday, but i saw retail money coming in. it will get a bounce back, but i do not think it is going to be dramatic because of that. complacency to this issue over and over if it morphs into something more serious, that could be a concern. jonathan: the first time i sensed real hesitancy in your voice around this market. what has happened? andrew: here is a simple rule. the third year coming off a bear market is harder. the market does not do as well because financial conditions start to tighten. central banks say things are getting better. we do not need this level of liquidity. conditions will tighten. that will be offset by better earnings than expected next year , but the result is a single-digit year. you know as well as i do, you can have a 1% or 2% move any day. that is a lot of volatility

i liked andrew yang. s policy little bit. >> he's very smart, interesting guy. has this changed your politics? >> i don't know. i've been trying to stay out of politics lately. no matter what direction i'm going to go, there is going to be people who don't support me no matter what. i think it's just in my best interest to avoid politics. i'm not a political person. i'm just a person who was attacked and defended myself. >> brian: wow. that didn't make the original cut. that was fascinating. talking about malice, his lawyers selling him down the river, leaving them in prison, not bein able to shower. response to the interview. that story is next. don't move. ♪ ♪ don't move. ♪ ♪>> brian: kyle rittenhouse lamp joe biden, president ♪ ♪ >> brian: kyle rittenhouse lamp joee biden, president of te united states, for smearing him as a white supremacist. that happened earlier this week. here's how it sounded. >> tucker: what did you make of the president of the united states call you a white supremacist? >> mr. pr

i see member andrews. >> thank you, chair williams. i wonder to member ledbetter's point and thinking of member miller and myself. i wonder if it may be helpful from a legal housekeeping perspective to have deputy attorney at the retreat to just do a refresher on the ways in which we identify real or perceived conflict. i think we did that when we were actually doing allocation and prioritization. that would be helpful. the challenge is and this is hard for people to say because a lot of times we don't step into the courageous space of being modest sometimes and sometimes we should. we have worked so long and hard in this work. the subject matter experts are in the room. it would behoove all of us to draw on their knowledge and expertise knowing we sit here in our bridge to our community in many ways. how does one do that? basically walk through this very fine type rope. i think we all do our best to make sure that is true. it is hard to get a bright line on how to be 100% conflict free and at the same time i think we all benefit from e

i was just a 17-year-old kid. >> but you liked andrew yang. >> i liked andrew yang. ked his policy little bit. >> he's very smart, interesting guy. has the stranger politics? >> i don't know. i've been trying to stay out of politics lately. no matter what direction i'm going to go, there is going to be people who don't support me no matter what. i think it's just in my best interest to avoid politics. i'm not a political person. i'm just a person who was attacked and defended myself. >> brian: wow. that didn't make the original cut. that was fascinating. talking about malice, his lawyers selling him down the river, leaving them in prison, not be able to shower. response to the interview. that story is next. don't move. is switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your current carrier for you and transfer your info to your new phone. giving you a fast and easy experience that can save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill. visit your nearest xfinity store

i want to thank andrew yeo, bridget coggins, john delury, sheena for joining us today. nt to thank -- is not on the screen but she was the person who has been leading us all in this big lab effort. thank her for all her work in keeping us, hurting as cats and keeping us all together. thanks again to csis and the academy for korean study for the support of the work of the scholars and best wishes to her scholars for the rest of your research. i know all of you are still very much deeply in different stages of the work and we wish you the best of luck there. and finally to our audience, thank you for tuning in. best wishes for thethis is two .

i think _ andrew can't hear us. i can now, actually. i think we _ andrew can't hear us. iler and all of the marketing power is driven by the large on—time retailers on the high street change so naturally customers are dragged to those businesses and our message to those businesses and our message to shoppers is, please don�*t forget independent businesses, they are out there and you can get good value and you will find different products and we need to spread the amount of money that would be spared today and in the run—up to christmas. i hear amongst the bigger retailers and online retailers that this tradition which emanated in the us and has come over here that they are not particularly fond of it and they say excuse business both in the run—up to christmas and also has an impact on what would have been the big sales time, the january sales. i would agree with them in fairness. it traditionally, sales are used by retailers to remove old stock, effectively, which is why the boxing day sale or the new year�*s day sale was so popular over the years and it�*s an opportunit

i want to thank andrew yeo, bridget coggins, john delury, sheena for joining us today. ant to thank -- is not on the screen but she was the person who has been leading us all in this big lab effort. thank her for all her work in keeping us, hurting as cats and keeping us all together. thanks again to csis and the academy for korean study for the support of the work of the scholars and best wishes to her scholars for the rest of your research. i know all of you are still very much deeply in different stages of the work and we wish you the best of luck there. and finally to our audience, thank you for tuning in. best wishes for the >> tuesday, a three-judge part panel will hear a case about the january 6 committee's request to obtain former president trump's call logs and other records surrounding the u.s. capitol attack. that is live at nine 30 a.m. eastern on c-span3, online at c-span.org, or on c-span now, our new video app. >> abraham lincoln and his wife mary were the parents of four boys. only one, robert, lived beyond his 18th birthday. author jason emerson spent a

andrew, remind our audience, who you are, what you do? yes, i am. are called andrew minder. i'm a general compiler. you grander get to have you genuinely, please introduce yourself to the stream audience. yes, we're major general demaury v. i'm with the minister of security in uganda government for to have her and hello teen. i welcome to the conversation, please tell everybody who you are, what you do in my review, i'm the director of the african program research and my mission international. thanks tonight. thank you, daniel. thank you andrew. all right, so let's start general. who are the attack attacks last week in cam? paula, what do you know where on the 16th of november at $22.00 that i did a tax in the city of compiler and then another one which never took place. the 3rd one and 2 kids blew them, fed up carrying 3 people on the spot and the 4th one dying in the hospital where he had been rushed for the treatment. the sod, one in this above the compiler was rested after being shot. unfortunately, he died later though he had given us information. so that's the walk. th

. >> i first met andrew morton when he first came to st. t that time. >> andrew said, let's set up an interview. i said, andrew, you can't drew diana, how can you do that? you can't go near her. and there was james sitting there, and i said, but you can. so i would take a little cheap tape-recorder, and i was initially going to ask the questions and she just snatched the paper out of my hand with all of andrew morton's questions on. it was like a floodgate opened. everything just came out. >> diana was establishing the fact her marriage was a wreck. that no one in the royal family cared for her. she self-harmed. she would stuff herself with food and then make herself ill. >> she was sharing her innermost personal secrets. she was risking it all, not knowing where it would lead. >> just imagine how tortured diana must have been to get to this place. >> she hadn't considered deniability. so we had the idea of getting friends to give interviews and use those as cover for diana's story. the title of the book became "diana, her true story," again

i want to thank andrew yeo, bridget coggins, john delury, sheena for joining us today. want to thank -- is not on the screen but she was the person who has been leading us all in this big lab effort. thank her for all her work in keeping us, hurting as cats and keeping us all together. thanks again to csis and the academy for korean study for the support of the work of the scholars and best wishes to her scholars for the rest of your research. i know all of you are still very much deeply in different stages of the work and we wish you the best of luck there. and finally to our audience, thank you for tuning in. best wishes for the holidays, and we will see you all soon. thank you. .. >> the house gavels in tomorrow afternoon, they plan to take in legislation later in the week to prevent abuses of presidential power and to protect against foreign interference in elections. on the other side of the capitol, the senate is back today at 3 p.m. eastern to continue work on the annual defense policy bill. watch live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span, the senate on c-span2,

andrew can do anything? i voice of an angel, and i never heard him and i called andrew and i said can you sing? friend that will lie on your behalf. that's a good friend. >> garfield spend a year studying. even learning to play the piano and spending much of a break in filming due to the pandemic, here in new york city, which has special meaning for him, raised in england, he's the son of a british mom and an american dad. >> i was conceived here. downtown manhattan >> you know way too many details. >> it was his mom who suggested he try acting. >> put me on this path, she was the one. >> but linda garfield passed away in late 2019 and the pain still real for her son. >> she got really sick. she really fought pancreatic really hard about a year and a half, and then there was no defeating it. it just. it was time. >> you have said that you dedicated your performance in tick, tick boom to your mom and also in fused the role with your memory of her. >> yeah. i mean, i think everything i do is in dedication to her

i. andrew, the latest from you. yes, 17 men, 7 women, one believe to be pregnant and 3 children dead. there are 2 survivors, and they are iraqi. in somali, it is known the nationalities of the rest, all their names. they were out a half way across. we think, to england, the white cliffs of dover, ahead of them. the sea was calmer at the time that it is right now, but nevertheless, it was far too much for the tiny. a small, a very frail boat flimsy. it capsized. it's believed that deflated the people were in the water. it was bitterly cold and they, well, they stood no chance. now emmanuel macro, the french president, has sent security all along. the coastline is fairly intense and they're doing their very level best. but something like 25000 people have crossed this channel this year alone, and that's triple the number of the previous year. so the situation is described by one charity dealing with the, the immigrants coming here all the time and rounded up and, and sent to the shelter as described. it really as not just the responsibility of the criminal gangs, the, the people smuggle

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thank you and i thank you, daniel. thank you andrew. all right, so let's start general who sean the attack attacks last week in cam? paula, what do you know? where on the 16th of november to did it. i did a tax in the city of compiler and then another one which never took place. the 3rd one and 2 kiddos blew themselves up, carrying 3 people on the spot and the 4th one dying in the hospital where he had been rushed for treatment. the sod, one in this above the compiler, was rested after being shot. unfortunately, he died late though he had given us information. so that's the walk that's not the who's our general is it? do you know? yes. these are d if ally democratic forces best in the d. c, congo. ok. where the come from, you should create into the country and to cut out a tags from those bases. ok. the connect could do with the i cease since 92019 i will just bring in andrew here. andrew, often the motivation of our groups on the general public is to create fear. are you seeing that feel you feeling that feeling uganda right now? yes, o

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passage of time and stopping of time in between the covers of a comic. >> i am also struck, there is less for the number of words, andrew, i can write a paragraph go on for multiple paragraphs about a particular image or event to try to convey what is. here you have the challenge of condensing fat to your words that somehow must capture that entire sense, how did you develop that skill? >> i was the only person who ever tweeted. [laughter] there is a direct line, i started off answering his mail at the same time have the idea for march, i convinced him to join social media and ended up having feelings of followers. fundamentally a comic book panel that is good and gets the message across, it is the same language, sequential narrative you see in a good tweet or other forms of social media and that's where i cut my teeth. in some ways, the work -- i would be researching things for march and then i would find a great image, that's a great thing i need to say. we were working on book two, the freedom fries so looking at the mugshots and i used mugshots and we pick up a tweet for the congressman that goes viral and i have to

that -- i feel like when i saw andrew garfield sleeping with his casio keyboard, that you've done thatlove her forever for this. she said, "i'm on my way." >> jimmy: yep. >> and, like, ran over to watch it and in the first shot of jonathan's apartment -- and again, i'm making every decision through the filter of what would jonathan larson do? it's a really faithful recreation of his apartment, his life, his world, you know, new york in 1990 but they cut to john's apartment, and quiara turns to me and goes, "lin, that's your bedroom, dude. >> jimmy: yeah >> "like the futon on the floor and the casio next to it." >> jimmy: right? >> "that's exactly the hovel you lived in when we met and you were 24-years-old. >> jimmy: and you're writing songs, and you're like on the keyboard, and you go, "i'm not getting anything, and i'm figuring this out," and who knows if anyone's even going to hear it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "but i'm writing 'hamilton' right now, you know, who knows what it's going to be." but until -- andrew garfield -- is un -- >> -- is outrageous. >> jimmy: unbelievable in this >> ye

i am justin andrews, kpix 5 . >> i like it. >> can i be? yes they can. >>> the holiday spirit is in the air at the union square ice rink. >> the ice is back in sao and y the rain for the ice . >> we are using a one inch aluminum panel. we bring it down to about 15 degrees. when the rain hits it, it is ice . ice, ice, baby. >> it is open daily. amanda tested out the ice for us and did pretty well. >> it feels good. it was perfect . >> i thought it was so interesting that it was the rainwater from the storm how they were able to get this ice . they could've made it colder or warmer, dependent on board texture i wanted to skate that day. i've never been asked this. >> it was fun. >> is will be so fun. you looked amazing. it is so cool what they are doing. we are tracking more rain on the way as we look to this evening with the atmospheric river. it is dry for now. this is going to be changing for us. temperatures are in the low 60s . here we go with that atmospheric river. looking at a moderate atmospheric river, there is moisture aimed right

andrew: the stronger dollar will tighten financial conditions. i think that is the reason why we are waiting to turn bullish on emerging-market assets. they are in many cases cheap, but we would like to get that dollar strength out of the way first. if i think about the other markets, the weaker euro, the weaker yen can act as near-term tailwinds to europe and japan, while for the u.s., it is going to increasingly become how much this dollar strength is starting to impact earnings. we think our caution is almost entirely around the multiple. it is another tightening of financial conditions. jonathan: when you sit down with the team and do this work, this said call, how fed chair dependent is this call? andrew: as we think about it, we are not sure it is as dependent as it might otherwise be. we think the fed is going to be facing, moderating core pce throughout next year. the core pce rate is going to be well below the rate others might be focused on. so there's going to be a strong argument for some patients, whether it is chair powell or somebody

i am justin andrews. ll tell you why the district is shutting down the schools. >>> vaccine clinic coming to an elementary school in oakland for students and their families.. >>> osha's changing constants on mandates after a judge's recent criticism. >> reporter: fda could authorize booster shots for all adults in the u.s. we'll have the details. >>> good morning. it is thursday november 18. i am amanda starrantino. >> i am len kiese. so glad to have you with us. let's get a check of weather and traffic on this friday eve to see how things are shaping up. closer to the weekend. >> almost there. >>> chilly conditions again, 40s and 50s. a live look with our

andrew, what's interesting is nothing. i, we, the british government can do about to your situation. you have to cooperate with the americans. they sure. what do you think about water boarding? i said i like it a lot. don't think it stuff enough. it's like i have a special responsibility to i cuz we do have you guys been entering opening up with in the past, we have foolishly released hundreds and hundreds of dangerous terror only to meet them again on the battlefield, who i just shy an order to keep open the detention facilities in guantanamo when a few minutes ago, dr. you and cameron of montreal, chairman of the organizing committee, opened the 3rd world congress of psychiatry with these words. these are the days and hours of the occasion that summon up the termination of the imagination and drive us forward in the greatest ob endeavor, blue to go see the allan memorial institute, where my father spent on and off for tragic years. mm. mm. it was one year after my bar mitzvah, just 14th. and i remember the christmas holida

i see andrew standing in front of me in the middle of the desert. enough kind of stuff. andrew with simply saying there's nothing i we, the british government can do about your situation. you have to cooperate with the americans. they show what do you think about water boarding? i said i like it a lot. i don't think it's stopping now. it's like kind of a special responsibility to act as we those guys in entering an opening up with in the past, we have foolishly released hundreds and hundreds of dangerous terror only to meet them again on the battlefield. mm. i just saw an order to keep open the detention facilities in guantanamo when a few months ago, dr. you and cameron of montreal, chairman of the organizing committee, opened the 3rd world congress of psychiatry with these words. these are the days and hours of the occasion that summon up the termination, fire of the imagination and drive us forward in the greatest. ivan never blue to go see the ellen memorial institute, where my father spent on and off for tragic years. mm. mm. it was one year after my bar mitzvah, ju

no, i haven't, andrew, and i think hopeful of eventually having a chance to do that but...ou as an astronaut think that the prospect of living, working on mars has come a little bit closer? absolutely. i think that's right on, david. 0n the assumption that it is ok or at least as good as, does this for you as an astronaut think that the prospect of living, working on mars has come a little bit closer? absolutely. i think that's right on, david. i think that with all of what we've seen even in the past 1.5 years, where access to space has improved, automated systems, reusability, hopefully the price coming down, the access to space will help and i think that projects like this become very viable. the things we cover. the official tasting takes place in a few hours. bye—bye for now. hello there. it was nearly 18 degrees celsius in cheshire yesterday, temperatures which are well above where they should be for this time of year. it will be mild again for the day ahead because we've got that south—westerly wind off the atlantic, but with it, some rain. that rain is all tied in w

i don't know. it's weird and then this -- andrew? >> this one -- >> the pandemic. >> the pandemic stocks are going this way >> yeah. >> this way. let's tell you about it. >> i had a call on this. i sold my pell ton i had to take the clothes off of it i hate the bike. i love the treadmill. >> when you said you sold peloton most of the viewers and listeners thought you were talking stock -- >> no. i sold the bike i had. >> who did you sell it to? >> on craig -- on one of the -- my wife handled it we got a lot of offers for it. they're like brand new, they're so well made you know, the bikes -- >> did you get it -- i'm told there's a great aftermarket for it. >> yes got cash. >> i'm told there was a period where there was a premium for them actually at one point because they were so hard to get. >> it wasn't like a volkswagen beetle but we got a good price, cash, i was happy, the guy was happy. it was hard getting it up from the basementme you needed eight people. they're so well made. >> you should have taken it in bitcoin. peloton shar

i see andrew standing in front of me in the middle of the desert. enough kind of stuff. andrew, with simply saying nothing. i, we, the british government can do about your situation. you have to cooperate with the americans. they show what do you think about water boarding? i said i like it a lot. i don't think it's stuff, but it's like kind of a special responsibility to act with entering opening up with.

and andrew yang is with us for the very first time! [applause] see, id you commander, sending me sexy polaroids would always pay off. andrew ran for president and lost, but it still makes him more qualified than kamala harris. after hillary, she is the worst democrat to ever wear a pantsuit. andrew, his pantsuits fit like a glove. so, what did we learn so far in this diet administration? that when it comes to villains, it's america first, baby. this white house is is repulsed by regular americans as brian stelter is by fruit. and president biden is greeted as a dear old pal by china's dictator. we learned the fbi created a threat tag for parents. a threat tag. sounds like something el chapo would tied to one of his dead rivals toes. this over a ledge administering statements made against teachers and administrators according to a justice department internal memo. yeah, those internal memos. the next internal memo should say stop using internal memos. that's why kat only communicates using lipstick on discarded cocktail napkins. it's how she sends out he

but i don't know the exact details. but, when you take equity, andrewd you join a startup, you take a risk. now, i wish it would have worked out differently for everybody, but the market now decides that it's worth 9 billion and getting measured on a daily basis and i actually think wework today has a bigger opportunity than back then. >> i still want to go backwards still to try to understand -- >> fascinating conversation, guys adam neumann, the ousted ceo and co-founder of wework defending his stake. the money that he has received from founding that company you know what's so interesting, that last comment from him when you invest in a startup or you go work for a startup, you're taking on a certain amount of risk that is true but we have not seen a startup quite like wework in many years, carl, and the story still remains to be seen, but you can see it's trading under that $10 mark that it went public at via spac and worth about $10 billion today. at the peak it was worth $47 billion, jon >> yeah. i think the tldr on this one, dee, is don't hate the

i want andrew to stay alive forever and again. >> he was always trying to figure out how to hook a kid, how to connect with that kid. >> kenny choi sat the vigil right now speaking with students, teachers, family and friends. look for his full report this evening at 11:00. >>> still to bay area freeway. a wrong way chase that started in one week, ends with a crash math to, and tonight two deputies recovering from their work to stop it. >>> did you pay your tax this year if you may have another refund headed your way. >>> and a conservation catch- 22, why california may have to cut back too much meets our new war saving goals. >>> and we have kicked off our annual food drive to help our neighbors in need this holiday season. to donate your time or money to the cause, and just 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 xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have a

i am justin andrews live in alameda where a ceremony will be doing just that. i will have a live look next. >>> the market just opened a few minutes ago. the dow is down about 80 points. before break, a quick look at what's coming up on cbs mornings. >>> good morning amanda and len in san francisco. ahead, some of the sentinels who guard tomb of the unknown soldier night and day tell us what service and sacrifice mean to them. >>> we'll share results of a cbs news investigation into why dozens of military members injured in iraq almost two years ago are waiting to be awarded the purple hit. >>> and vince gill surprises a community in meade to help kids affected by devastating flooding. all that and a director actor in the studio talk to talk about his new movie. you can ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> welcome back. encouraging signs for economy but first a check on wall street. diane king hall is joining us live from the new york stock exchange. dian

you will not see the negative fact consequence so i think that kind of balances it out, andrew and ihanksgiving but was focusing on quality, low beta exposure then i think you'll be okay in the long run >> okay. >> thank you very much, joe. we won't be able to talk this through with you come back and see us really soon, okay >> will do, becky. >>> meantime, as we go to a break, news from biontech pfizer, it's saying it should have data on the new covid variant within two weeks and will then determine if an adjustment in the vaccine is needed that's coming up, after we come back from this break, macy's chairman and ceo jeff gennette will be joining us after the break to talk about retail, black friday rush. as we head to break, let's take a quick check at the markets the dow off 750 points, a little better than we were an hour ago. the nasdaq off 120 points, s&p 500 off 72 points. how much is humans making those trades versusal go right ralral-- versus algorithms. a good question when we come back after this. >>> check this out futures under some significant pressure this morning. the

i am justin andrews explaining what doctors are telling us it all depends on. >>> good morning. it's monday november 8. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will start with a look at weather and traffic. we had beautiful weather yesterday for anyone who went to the football game like gianna and i. but we have some rain in the forecast now. >>> we do. we definitely need that rain and it is coming our way. grab the rain jackets, the umbrellas. you will need it later today. it is a dry start and we are also looking at mainly clear skies. it is also chilly. bundle up we are down to the 30s, 40s, 50s as we kick off our monday. let's walk you through the day in san francisco, we are looking at a cool day with clouds, 60 degrees for a high temperature and there we go with the rain returning at 5:00 p.m. in oakland, 62 for a high. there we go this evening with the rain returning by 5:00 and for concord, inland east bay, you will see rain later by 7:00 p.m. and south bay, san jose, also with that rain for you. we'll talk about what you can expect with that widespread rain coming

tender loin to be sure san francisco and the people here are fed. >>> long awaited hugs >>> i am justin andrewsloin. i am sitting at a table. this is where hundreds of people will be here getting the good meal this holiday season. there are plenty other tables. this year all of it will be outdoors because of covid-19. we know a lot of people are in need. this is put on by glide memorial church and glide foundation. glide will deliver about 225 meals to encampments across the city and make sure everyone gets a meal this thanksgiving. there is turkey, ham, a lot going on. we have volunteers working to be sure this goes out. things kick off about 7:30 and then they'll have a meal later on for people to enjoy. the message, there will be singing, a good message, people want to be sure they enjoy this good meal this holiday season. we know mayor london breed will be here and also the fire chief and police chief will be coming here to make sure people are fed this thanksgiving. live in the tender loin, justin andrews, kpix5. >>> i am joycelyn moran live in san francisco where volunteers with salvation

. >> andrew was a wonderful person, smart, all you want to do was help people, and that is what makes it hurtful. reporter: i spoke to andrew's parents today. andrew was their only son. his father said what happened to his son makes him angry, and they want everyone to know how comforting it has been to cure all of the kind words from the school principal, family, and committees. andrew's girlfriend should this photo with us and said they met five years ago. she said what drew me to him was his gentle and patient teaching style. he was eager to contribute to the school community. i feel lucky to have witnessed him at his best every day. supervisors plan to inspect the intersection on friday. second anchor: students and faculty at a center was a school learned a valuable lesson about the potential dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. a strong order -- voter -- forced evacuation of the church. 14 people at the academy were treated for exposure to carbon monoxide. someone had covered a heating and air conditioning unit with a tarp on the roof because it was leaking. >> in the process of covering the unit with

i would love to hear some questions from you. there are people who know a lot more about andrew jackson than i do. anybody have a question? please come to the mike. >> can you talk about what the infrastructure in nashville is like? what were the roadways like? how hard was travel at that time when jackson was here? >> travel was pretty hard. we were not much on spending money. we've always been low-tech, scotch irish who were the founders here but we had some roads. the state of north carolina send some soldiers over here before statehood and build roads to connect the east tennessee settlements with the cumberland settlements and it ran from knoxville to gallatin, north carolina build that road. there were not a lot of roads and it was not until this time the hermitage is being built that nashville decides it needs a waterworks, and they have a big sister downtown, placing the cumberland river. it is between, if you were going from here to downtown nashville, you see this part of things in the middle of the cumberland river which is where they took the water out and they had a system. can you imagine this? they had wood