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looks like it's going to stay dry through monday and tuesday wednesday starts to get a little bit iffy right before thanksgiving guys. thank you very much sorts up next. >>this guy stopping at nothing when it comes to putting smiles on kids faces areas, he's everywhere. where this santa claus is getting creative and scuba diving to see his biggest fan. >>it is an nba draft day and the lawyers have announced their first round draft pick jason dumas has details on the newest lawyer coming up. >>and berkeley officials are changing the names on 2 buildings on the campus. why they say the men they were named after do not reflect the school's values. >>it's a berkeley officials have removed the names on 2 buildings there because of concerns over racism lecomte hall was named after brothers john and joseph look all the joseph adopted racist ideas scientific language and barrels hall was named after david prescott barrows who believe that the white race was better than all other races, new names have not been selected for those halls just yet and one of the youngest mayors in the nation who ga

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then another chance of showers developing on tuesday wednesday of next week, but this one little bit iffy the time he keeps on switching back and forth on the computer models that says the computer models really don't have a good handle on it all i can say is that looks like the pattern is opened up looks like more rain is on the way you think this thing the markets all the way to the south bay. yeah i think it'll make it a south bay but there's not going to be as much rain there we'll see the heaviest amounts of rain maybe a half an inch the coastal hills in the north bay, but time a south bay just a couple puddles out there all right, yeah, however it comes to iceland right thanks. well speaking of the south bay we go to san jose where folks there trying to close that embattled reid hillview airport are now pushing a strategy they say could solve 2 programs to problems said what's as kron four's rob fladeboe reports for us now supporters say closing the airport would help keep neighbors say from the land occupied by the airport. >>could help solve the region's affordable housing shortag

brings some substantial rain to the bay area next tuesday and wednesday that was still a little bit iffy away on the forecast but they're lining up out there in the pacific now there are plenty more to come. so certainly looks like a possibility of more rain on the rays a guys back to you. florence yeah, a lot of really thirsty trees and they're going to play water all right. thanks. >>coming up at 6.45 more people are living with covid positive loved ones we're going to hear from a health expert, and what you can do to protect yourself. and from activists to the newest member of the oakland city council will have the story of carol fights when and what this means for the future. >>of oakland city government. come experience floor and decor's grand opening in san leandro! safely shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor's newest location is now open. also open in milpitas and burlingame. >>i think i won because people are smart and they saw through a corporate agend

iffy day i wake up i'm grateful.is a thanksgiving. >> an important lesson for all of us. tesla is being investigated after faints of problems. looking into 115,000 tess what vehicles. the agent sigh got 430 complaints alleged the front suspension failed. no accidents of been reported. in february tesla issued a notice. >>> sugar bowl sky are you sort are you o'ed. guests need to abide by a lot of restrictions. all lift tickets, rentals be private lessons need to be scheduled on line. >>> it was a white thanksgiving in soda springs. lines of people skiing or snowboarding. >> with restrictions it was difficult to go home. i thought we would drive up here for a couple days. got an airbnb. >> the resort was prepared for an influx of guests. >>> astrazeneca is hoping to clear up confusion. the drugmaker and oxford university posted data that the vaccine is 90% effective. a manufacturing error results in some receiving a lower dose. astrazeneca does not expect it to delay aprofessional . >>> no big crowds and shorter lines

occupied his native land to for a while as are but durned keeps the land, it has regained, drink a bit iffy operations. he has to appear in front of the military, with all his team because he secretly, in the middle of the night saw the whole of nagorno-karabakh. he discredited the honor of our soldiers. a prime minister who was not seen in public yet appeared yet again on facebook. you know, the regional capital stop on occur. it was on the direct threat. the army chief of staff said the city was well defended if it was captured, thousands of our soldiers would be in a blockade. we would have lost even more territory. the protesters went to the state or the government. just say they didn't believe him. this is not a nationwide protest, but the feeling that the prime minister gave too much is shared even among those who haven't gone down to the streets marching furder to watch parliament. protestors try to convince others to join this woman says it is for the sake of saving the corner. karabakh and the self-proclaimed republic of the prime minister hasn't responded to the demonstrators who

lending to students even to older students with subprime credit ratings and to students at iffi for profit colleges with dubious degree programs and then tuitions soared and student housing went upscale and became a global asset class with his own commercial mortgage backed securities. c. m p. s . that are now experiencing record delinquency rates and apple and textbook publishers with everyone began feeding at the big trough with students just being the conduit for this money. student loan balances on the government's financial statement skyrocketed from $147000000000.00 in 2009 to $1.00 trillion at the beginning of 2020, despite the 11 percent decline in student enrollment since 2011 in chart form. this is what that looks like. hope and change arrives and boom, those of the government debts that the taxpayer is underwriting. what they're saying that because you only have to pay a certain percentage of your student loan back and then you get it for a 20 or 30 year policy, essentially repayment. and at the end of that $1020.00 or 30 years, you don't have to pay any principal left after tha

iffy 0noura — the professional footballers‘ association's equalities executive, hopes those from bameen an equal opportunity in the process — just weeks after the launch of the fa's diversity code. no one wants to be transported or parachuted into a role, theyjust wa nt to parachuted into a role, theyjust want to have that opportunity to get in front of people and present their case, show their case in the best man 01’ case, show their case in the best man or woman for the job. it is an opportunity for people who have not had that opportunity before so let's see what happens and it is nearly a chance for the fa to stick to the code that we set up only two weeks ago. the azaleas might not be in full bloom, but this time tomorrow, the final men's major of the year will be underway. the masters has been rescheduled from the spring to the autumn and the first round that starts tomorrow lunchtime won't look too different to the practice rounds because, of course, no spectators are allowed in due to coronavirus restrictions. england's tommy fleetwood says it's bound to affect the players. m

it is still iffy, depending on how the senate races go.gridlock, i think you are going to have less ambitious policies from biden, just because they will not be able to get them through. francine: what happens with china? does the u.s.-china relationship get better from here or could it actually get worse? patrick: i don't think it gets worse. i think biden's playbook will be ending the tariffs over time and basically synchronizing tariffs the u.s. do with europe and other major allies. it will be going from america first to part of the old global order and the globalization, were basically -- where basically pushing values and being benefits of globalization, i think that will be going back to how the previous regimes were in america. you probably won't get there fully. it's probably good news for global trade, good news for china. if the u.s. does coordinate with europe any tariffs and pressure they have will probably have a much higher efficacy against china as well. francine: patrick, thank you so much. patrick armstrong there. coming

but that's iffy. the equilibrium that i'm talking about is that you know, republicans had won four elections in a row going into presidential elections and. row they controlled both houses of congress since 1860, it was a dominant majority, and what happened in this election because of the increase and the democratic vote especially in the south. the parties grew towards equilibrium, and, indeed until the 1890s except for a two-year stretch we have the same situation where the democrats controlled the house, and republicans controlled the senate. and in many northern states, the parties became much more competitive than they had been for the remainder -- until the so-called footer realignment of the 1890s. whereas it was this election, and this election, although you can see it from 1874, that really, you really have the real evidence of a one party democratic south, which really shows up in congressional kykmv6, from thr confederate states despite the dispute over the electoral votes >> high, i have

goes deep into negative territory, and that is oddsy iffy situation, the are against the same sort of for fixed income the next decade as they were the last decade. we are talking long-term allocations. markets are skipping over the near term and attention on the show for the past weeks has been the dissidents between the near term outlook, which is negative, and the data we just had with october retail sales confirming the negativity, versus the positive future without face masks, without social distancing. how do you work around that in trade with that backdrop? barry: let me challenge a little bit of your question. i would not say it was the past few weeks. go back to the end of march. from the beginning of the second quarter, markets were looking over the valley of the pandemic, of the lockdown, of poor earnings, and looking towards a better future. change overhe big this year has been the attenuation of the trillions of dollars of the cares act that has worked its way through the economy and is now fading. when we see -- one of the big things we watched over the past two quarters

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clarkson started hosting from her home in montana where there was iffy wi-fi. >> i have justin timberlakezoom. >> she returned six months later to a very different studio with a smaller, virtual audience. >> we had to do, i would say conservatively, 55 plans to get us back here >> reporter: executive producer says everyone on set takes a covid test every other day. >> at first everyone was standing afraid to talk and afraid to move then we started talking, working the problem. how are we going to work with this audience? what's it going to look like when we start wheeling out vertical monitors. >> we still have our audience here. >> i would like to get back to a place where there's a live audience i don't think that's going to happen soon. >> reporter: over at days they have special challenges like love scenes. producerslet the actors decide their level of intimacy. >> i don't think there are two safer people in the country than you and me. >> i never leave home and i never date you -- yes, i do. >> i'm doing yard work all the time. >> any plans for a covid plot line >> absolutely not. i

but after that things start to get a little iffy in the long range just the way we like it chance of showers starting on tuesday on wednesday on thursday and on friday, not like it's going to be a solar storm throughout that period. but there's a chance of rain each and every one of those days i thank you appreciate lawrence well today, golden gate bridge directors voted to lay off 146 bus and ferry employees instead of increasing told prices. >>this comes after a dramatic drop in the number of people commuting which of course is part of the fallout from the pandemic the district says it is down about 2 million dollars a week because of low ridership on buses and bridge crossings that is created a 48 million dollar deficit. these changes will go into effect starting in january in the south bay sheriff's deputies in santa clara county arrested a woman who admitted that she lied about an attack. >>74 year-old janice call sean this is her picture confessed. the fabricating the assault last year, according to detectives called strum was found bound and gagged in a burning office building

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when they are being raised they are being raised in crowded, cramped, iffy conditions. >> peta said vegannd other alternatives can be bought at any grocery store. >>> let's get a check on the roads with gianna. >> it's looking busy. if are you going along 580. you aren't cruising especially near this accident. we have a trouble spot. brake lights start around mount house and you will see the slow and go speeds onto that 580 connector. you will get a bit of a break and speeds improve but slow as you head through there. no word on when they will clear the crash. 36 minute drive time. 205 toward 680. east shore freeway problem fee and highway for looking good. let's jump to the south bay. it's the noncommute direction. and not a lot of volume on the roads traveling at long 680 but it's a serious crash. involving a big rig and several other vehicles. there's debris in the roadway. at least one lane is blocked. you have to you crews headed out to the scene. if are you going in that area you may see the slight delays as you approach the trouble spot but still moving at the limit. you can use 10

chances are iffy but for biden this is a big flip. he also flipped arizona last night.t gives president-elect joe biden 306 electoral votes. that's the same number trump had in 2016. remember what trump said about the margin in the past? >> we had a tremendous landslide electoral college victory, like people haven't seen in a long time. not only did we win the election, we had an electoral college landslide. okay? it was a landslide. we had an electoral college -- as you know, congressman, we had a landslide. 306-223. we had a landslide. they lost an election and they lost it big. it was really a landslide from the electoral college standpoint. he only got upset about it after the results were conclusive, 306-223. and then it got bigger and bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder. and then we won by a lot. don't forget, it was 306-223. that's a lot. this was an excuse for the democrats who lost an election, who actually got their ass kicked. 306-223. that's a pretty good shellacking. >> it's a shellacing, it's an ass-kicking, fair enough. and now you received it. rememb

so the potential exists for biden to be able to do it but that's a very iffy proposition for him.ng game in georgia. one more for you, stephanie. arizona. we got more votes in overnight. here the roles are reversed. it's trump who is trying to play catch up late. biden's lead statewide in arizona is dwindling. it's now down to 68,000. it was nearly 100,000 last night. we've been getting vote updates in particular from this county, maricopa county where phoenix is. this is the big one in arizona. it's like 60%, 65% of the population. and the ballots being counted here, still a couple hundred thousand left. so far they are favoring president trump. he's winning about 60% of them. if he can keep that up in maricopa county and then the other counties around the state where there's also some vote left, it's possible he could overtake biden and carry pennsylvania. so the big picture there when you're looking at these states come in. donald trump if he's going to get to 270 and get re-elected, he has to come from behind and pull it out in arizona. he has to win in georgia, has to hang on

so it was just really iffy. >> alfonsi: and she said working in the crowded motel room was almost impossible escape so that you can study, right? >> kiara: definitely. i definitely come outside. i'll sit here and study. but sometimes, you know, the mosquitoes are coming, you know. it's hard. >> alfonsi: or she would walk a mile to this park. you were coming out to places like this to get some peace and quiet, but then you don't have wifi. you don't have an outlet? >> kiara: definitely. it was very difficult. but i'd try to make it work as best as i could. >> alfonsi: is it easier for a kid to slip through the cracks right now because of the pandemic? >> tucker: yes. prior to the pandemic, if you were driving down the road and you saw a school-aged child hanging out, riding their skateboard, a social worker such as myself might stop and-- and say, "why aren't you in school today?" today, we'll see children on the sidewalk and they may be in school. they may be doing online learning. they may be homeschooled. there certainly are some truancy issues out there, but it's not like it was before. >

don't need the huge numbers being thrown out there stimulus would help states and localities even iffyr package, that could be a good help, too. states and localities can raise taxes, cut spending, take the buoyancy here of the economy, you got a good jobs number today. the economy is doing well. so it's no doubt it would certainly be a good -- more of a positive for the muni market but i think the muni market is in good shape, even with the divided government >> for a state like illinois, which is among the worst credits out there, are they going to get downgraded to junk what would the ramifications of that be? >> ne cthey can raise the tax, flat tax and they can cut spending illinois has had absolutely active access to the marketplace. and they're using the municipal liquidity system, too. the fed is keeping rates low er that boring a the a little bit more than at penalty but they're getting good access to the marketpleace and just by raising the flat tax number up, they can get a lot of revenue from that, too we actually bought some bonds this week that we thought were very attract

strong voice on legislation from the sidelines. , heink he will hold rallies will campaign for people iffyif he thinks it looks like they are waiting and he will be able to claim he is the victor, everything is about seeing what he can get away with. i think he likes the idea making things very difficult for joe approving oft this, i'm just saying this is how he views it, he believes bad things were done to him during his transition and that his presidency was never able to get leverage because of the various investigations, even though he fired the fbi director, fired his national security advisor, and so forth. in his mind, damage was done to him and he wants to be some form of the face of the opposition to joe biden that is what i imagine. gettingwe will start staying 2022 of the power of donald trump's political legacy, but i don't expect him to do more than on-the-fly things. he is talking about running for president again. whether he runs or not, or just says he is, and forming a media company, those are in conflict, not things you do at the same time. he is leaving himself a menu of

iffy 0noura, the professional footballers‘ association's equalities executive, says it's imperative that. no one wants to be parachuted into the job. you want to have the best opportunity to present yourself as the best man or woman for thejob. i think it's an opportunity for people who haven't had that opportunity before so let's see what happens. it's maybe a chance for the fa to stick to the remit of the code they set up only two weeks ago. countdown is on to a very different masters. this time tomorrow, the final men's major of the year will be under way. the event has been rescheduled from the spring to the autumn and the first round which starts tomorrow will have a similar atmosphere to the practice rounds because, of course, no spectators are allowed in due to coronavirus restrictions. four—time major winner rory mcilroy says it will affect players, but that this major is always a test of form. you have to go out and earn it. you cannot just rely you have to go out and earn it. you cannotjust rely on people saying you are going to win one. greg norman never did. ernie els never d

friday nights you can get iffy because, like, you know this one. some fun and son -- and look! we get these free drinks while we're gambling and glug, glug, glug the show starts at 9:00 and bring him out. i don't care who it is and then they are vomiting. and so it's awful. it could be awful, i know that one. [ laughter ] and i'm sure you do. >> seth: sunday night, you never want to do a sunday night in a casino after the reality has set in for how their finances have been affected. >> oh, no, no, no. but one thing i do want to tell you before i forget. i talked to my mother just before my mother is 102 and i talked to her just before i was -- this show started because i wanted to tell her to -- you know that i was doing this and she said, be sure to mention her name while i was talking to you because she said, she knew that the audience at the mention of her name would break into an applause [ laughter ] that's where my mother is at, at 102 i just thought that is really great and i'm not going to burst your bubble and say there are only nine peopl

earlier i spoke to former player iffy 0noura, who's the equalities executive for the professional footballers 2020 provides a great opportunity for change. ina time in a time when things happen throughout the world this year, this still feels transformative. it still feels like there is an opportunity to do good things now with all that has come out of the us and over here. i don't want to ramp up the pressure, but it is an opportunity and we hope they take it now because it's an important time to send out a strong message. let's look at this from a player's perspective. the aston villa and england defender tyrone mings said clarke's comments showed there is still "a long way to go" in dealing with equality and diversity. he was speaking while on international duty, as england prepare for their friendly against the republic of ireland tomorrow. mings was asked what it would mean for a black man or woman to be put in charge. it would be a huge step, that's what it would be. and it would be everything that a lot of people have worked for — a lot of people more senior than myself, a lot of peopl

planning on this vaccine getting rolled out next month as everybody is saying or if-- is it kind of iffy we haven't taken it to the bank yet. we haven't seen the data, the data will be seen by the food and drug administration and time to review it. that will be quite public and we'll all have a chance to do it, but i believe we'll start vaccinating firstline workers, health care workers, mblg medical technicians, people working in nursing homes, starting at the end of the year, that would be very good, but before it gets rolled out to people who are older, ill, essential workers and then the general public, that will extend over many months. this is a two-dose vaccine and it can only be given in certain locations because it has to be kept very cold. you need trained workers to give it. it won't be in doctor's offices or pharmacies and then there's one other thing, the vaccine really hurts when it goes in and it makes people feel crummy, many of them for about a day or so, you can get a degree of fever. that's your immune response starting to work on that vaccine, but then we'll have to g

it is an iffy proposition right now to say whether they would go one way or another. but just the idea that if that president was sent to the world to say, i could pardon myself. do you know how any court cases would be brought up for people trying to pardon themselves? just because i say i want to be pardoned ahead of time? how does that work? host: back to the keystone state, this is robin. caller: happy thanksgiving to everybody. host: thank you. caller: i am thankful for my family, my friends, i am thankful my family has not caught the virus. i have had neighbors die from it which i was devastated over. i am thankful we have president trump for the last four years. i think joe biden is going back to the obama years and obama came on tv talking about the hispanics voting for trump. here we go. now you have callers calling. they won the election and they are still talking about trump. they want us trump voters to accept joe biden? in this house, it is never going to happen. in pennsylvania, everybody in old forge wanted trump. pennsylvania is the most crooked state

you never know if biden is iffy as elected is going to be able to turn some people to his point of viewit seems unlikely. >> 20 republican senators who feel like many people who come on air, carl, which is that -- it is a v economy, what are we worried about and covid is going to be under control by the first quarter. that is by the way a totally legitimate view if you're listening to some of major drug companies. if we get a vaccine and we reopen america, we don't need to do infrastructure. we are going to be on fire and travel will happen again look, it is not -- there are some beliefs that -- i had a company on last night, thermofisher, they make machines, they're testing 100 million people a week now. they make machines that can test 8,000 people a day and they got -- they're pumping the machines out i have now figured out why i'm going to the super bowl with or without the eagles, of course. eagles have to have a winning record to be in the super bowl but they will be able to have a covid free super bowl because the pcr tests, they'll be able to make them in a small window, 15 minu

so that's an iffy strategy as well it's really hard to see where this goes. >> okay.ohn in raleigh this morning. always great to see you. we'll be spending a lot more time with you over the next coming days and weeks. >> scott, great, especially you say nevada with so much conviction because you're the guy that does all the states you know how to say it you don't do the, you know, half nevada, you do it. and it's because you know, and i've just given you kudos for that, because people care in nevada. >> i do. and i have researched that i'm saying it right. nevada. >> i know you are. and i am giving you genuine kudos. i sent steve sedgwick an e-mail yesterday correcting him he better get it right from now on he will. he's over in the u.k it's not his fault. >> reporter: he says everything wrong. >> let's welcome arthur brooks, president emeritus with the american enterprise institute, a contributing writer for the atlantic, hosts a podcast, the art of happiness with robert brooks i know what you're going to tell me, you have found some silver lining in the divided cant

it could expand to 10,000 but that's a little iffy to make a call. so we're sitting tight and wait for that hopefully last bit of data to come in from nevada. >> sandra: when looking at wisconsin, as i mentioned, some of those key counties that you are watching from 2016 especially kenosha where you see the president 51 plus% of the vote in that county leading by a wider -- i clicked on racine. kenosha, the president 51% of the vote there. leading by a wider margin than he was in 2016. you move a bit further north and you've been watching milwaukee county, wisconsin. again a county that hillary clinton secured in 2016 that joe biden has managed to secure a wider margin of victory so far. what can you tell us being able to call wisconsin any time soon? >> wisconsin seems like they're just about done collecting data. i believe the latest and you might have at this point i've been in the pod for five minutes he may have more recent data than i do. we think the biden lead is 20,000 at last check. about 20,000 votes. it seems to us like let's say you cert

neil: i realize that i was talking about how it all start started, it started in the iffy us of environments, what i'm asking you now, this recovery is very obvious and i think people can politicize all they want but it's very clear that post the pandemic we made up about half the jobs that were lost of the sectors in the economy are coming back, housing most notably, where do you see things going regardless of who wins tonight if it is indeed tonight. >> i'm sorry, if joe biden talks about raising taxes, by the way raise my taxes, take the money you take for me and pay down the debt, there is no way in the world joe biden can raise the money that he wants to raise by stopping at a $400,000 income, the big money in tax revenue is a middle income people, the middle income people, he is lying if he tells you he can achieve these numbers and leave the middle income people alone, that is where the numbers are. it is not simple. right now i believe we are on the cusp of a great recovery, by the way with all due respect the noise about trump in the virus, look at europe, they did all the things th

this extends roughly from 17 street at sanchez over to folsom, and iffi i'm allowed t pull up my map, i can share my screen and further discuss the boundaries. thank you. so we're looking at the proposed boundaries, which i just directly described. after speaking with the district staff yesterday, i learned that the boundary that we're currently reviewing was the area first envisioned by the community when we were first forming the district, and it was after discussions with supervisor ronen's and supervisor mandelman's offices, that this district was approved. there is now general agreement among the districts about the boundary. while they're speaking about the boundary, i'd like to explain staff's recommendation to modify the text description in the ordinance before you. it was not clear to us whether or not the lot on either side of the boundary streets were intended to be included as part of the district. so, for example, as you [inaudible] avenue, with the buildings on the northside of duboce be included in the district? so we'd asked that the language be amended to be more expl

macy's is in a particularly iffy position, isn't it? >> yeah. 20% year over year and it's not a big guy/small guy thing. a shutdown, a lockdown, it increases the balance between those able to leverage their e-commerce platforms, those who have a foot in the door like amazon, target, best buy, those have already established their e-commerce profile, are already dominating that space, versus a legacy operator like macy's, who really is struggling here to obviously get that foothold, to break into that segment, to shift away from the brick and mortar exposure. it is kind of unfair. macy's does have a voice. i do hope that, you know, law makers and those in power hear it. i think with the vaccine as close as it is, we should have a filing by pfizer and their partner today and hopefully we should see some vaccines by december, that should be impetus to keep things going. let's not deal a death blow to american workers, i'm going to say for safety because we all know how to be safe. if you're sick, if you're at risk, stay home. that's the best advice.

we're joined now by former player iffy onoura, who is also the equalities executive for the professionalted groups to be part of the decision making and is part of the decision making and is part of the decision making and is part of the fa and beyond football, it looks so crass and dislocated the chairman came out with the things he said. notjust chairman came out with the things he said. not just about chairman came out with the things he said. notjust about black players, female players, and southeast asian players, some of the terminology is so outdated. what did you make of what greg clarke said when he was asked to apologise? credit to him insofar as he did straightaway and maybe there was an acknowledgement of his mistake. it is the situation. i think he was there to talk about operation big project and he strayed into areas he was not comfortable with and probably did not need to. you have to be on top of those things. people in the fa are doing great work who can talk more eloquently about things like that with the correct terminology so as not to offend people. clearly that has

former player iffy 0noura, who's the equalities executive for the professional footballers' associationar and this still feels tra nsformative, still feels like there is an opportunity to do some good things now, all that has come out of the us and over here so all eyes now are going to ramp up the pressure, but it is an opportunity and we hope that they would take it now because it is an important time to send that really strong message. aston villa and england defender tyrone mings says clarke's comments demonstrated there was still "a long way to go" in dealing with equality and diversity. mings was speaking while on international duty, as england prepare for their friendly against the republic of ireland tomorrow. he was asked what it would mean for a black man or woman to be put in charge. it would be a huge step, that's what it would be. and it would be everything that a lot of people have worked for — a lot of people more senior than myself, a lot of people who have been fighting this cause for a lot longer than myself. but ultimately...that isn't what we're asking for. we're not

i really was iffy about how i but about biden at first, there were a lot of things that rubbed me therump. needed toelt like i motivate my friends, my family and those around me to get out there and vote, which is what i did, and why i voted for biden. peter: is this the first time you voted in the presidential election? caller: it is. i'm 21 years old. i still like -- i still feel like i have a lot a lot -- i have a lot to learn. i do have the california practice ballot, which has a lot of information in it, but i still had to do my research and look up several members and look up who was running. it took me probably three hours to really read about each individual candidate and figure out what they represent, what they are trying to do, what their plans are. peter: and that really is a practice that california has. vote on the property uberroposition and the proposition? for uber i voted to keep it how it is. id for the property tax, voted, i actually have it here in front of me because i can't exactly remember. i think i voted no. those are very interesting because of the property

>> i would vote for complete lack of self-awareness, and it be funny iffy weren't so serious listen there'suse in the next, for the next two years, and the same people led by adam schiff who relentlessly investigated the trump adminitration will show zero curiosity about a biden administration, so oversight in the house is just going to stop, completely. now in the senate, republicans, it looks like, if event go like republicans want in georgia it looks like republicans will control the senate and we will see oversight, we will see investigations, so we'll see two different pictures there , and then the other thing to think about is the investigations inside the justice department that are going on now about the obama administration, the law enforcement agency the intelligence agencies surveillance and investigations of president trump and even president-elect donald trump in 2016 and 2017. what's going to happen to those , the famous durham investigation that a lot of us expected a report from, what's going to happen to all that information? is it just going to go down the memory hole, wil

things look iffy around the pad as we get closer to t0 of 7:27 this evening. if we can make it past the immediate area, it looks very good for aboard conditions. i heard earlier that the forecast for wednesday, which is the backup day, if we don't make it today, the weather in the immediate area looks really good. but the down-range weather is problematic. we have 50-50 odds on demo 2 launch day. hopefully the odds will tip in our favor. >> i received the most recent weather briefing. we're still at 50-50. not better but not worse. >> again, it should be just couple of minutes before the crew departs that room. i think we're going to get another look inside there. we do have -- i don't know if we can take a look outside the operations and checkout building, we have a convoy stationed out there ready to take the crew. there's the look and again, there are three teslas. the crew will be split up two and two in the second and third teslas. >> exactly. that first tesla will have one of our closeout leads as well as two suit technicians. we ensure that the whole su

this extends roughly from 17 street at sanchez over to folsom, and iffi i'm allowed t pull up my map,urther discuss the boundaries. thank you. so we're looking at the proposed boundaries, which i just directly described. after speaking with the district staff yesterday, i learned that the boundary that we're currently reviewing was the area first envisioned by the community when we were first forming the district, and it was after discussions with supervisor ronen's and supervisor mandelman's offices, that this district was approved. there is now general agreement among the districts about the boundary. while they're speaking about the boundary, i'd like to explain staff's recommendation to modify the text description in the ordinance before you. it was not clear to us whether or not the lot on either side of the boundary streets were intended to be included as part of the district. so, for example, as you [inaudible] avenue, with the buildings on the northside of duboce be included in the district? so we'd asked that the language be amended to be more explicit. after speaking with th