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friday candidates made the final bit to persuade voters with the rallies, up and down the eas, most populous nation. going john slur endorsed their own policies. candidates in lush, it the race is wide open. would be chancellor from the social democratic party greens and writing a f d of in mobilizing their support. meanwhile, so me politicians reverted to the russia bashing narrative, claiming russian hackers and talked in germany just days before the election. attempting to quote interfere in democratic processes or the suspect taylor. let's take a closer look at the allegations. germany has got a lot on its mind, citing gas prices a looming micro crisis. a coven economy, climate change flash floods, and who to trust office? 60 years of only knowing anglo marco. but apparently there is a non problem bunny was a mention. no, no, that's a much bigger threat. outta the gym government has reliable information on the basis of which goes try to activities can be attributed to cyber act as the russian state. and specifically russia, t r u military intelligence service. this is a danger to the security of the federal republic of germany an

various jobs with artificial intelligence, real, somebody with demon a robot must protect its own existence with the the now we're back with john romero, legendary and award winning game designer and programmer, john, what do you think about the education aspect and potential of video games and for instance, i read that way back when the federal budget balancing committee had like an idea about developing a game. it will teach americans how to balance the federal budget. i mean, does that have been felt like one, i mean, in general, do you think that video games can really carry meaningful education weight or trying to do that kind of takes the whole point out of them, which is fun. there's a lot of ways that games can teach education there's, there's, it's, it's such a huge topic. it's such a huge area that is now like starting to grow games and even v r is being used to help people in therapy. you know, that have or have been burn victims or people that are trying to recover from strokes. you know, there are so many types of games that can educate. there are no mainstream big games that educate as like a supplement to going t

own reality. yeah. and that is the problem there. you can't create your own reality. reality unfortunately, does exist and needs to be dealt with. well, john, just kind of follow up on that as the revolutionaries of 1789, and the revolutionaries of 1970. once you got power, reality set in, in a very, very cruel way, didn't it? i mean, this is one of the things i am for social change. i'm for empowerment of people. i am very supportive of, of looking back and trying to save people that have been left behind by all of this because i think they're just as virtuous as anybody that lives in martha's vineyard or anywhere else. ok if not more so because they understand diversity. but danny, i guess maybe this is a point where maybe we'll have a little bit of a difference. i mean, it's this revolutionary reach, this is where it really bothers me because these 2, there's a mindset with these people and these, and that's neo liberal ideology. but there's one thing you can do to fix everything forever for all time. and we've seen historically that just doesn't work. ok, i'm a, i'm a green person. i do believe in planting trees. don't litter. i mean,

with the problem, the test any administration may shift shantytown, suddenly springing up on that border with thousands, desperate to say, john home. and i'll just say i cool. yes. makes good. will it take this own? we can speak now from san francisco to nicole phillips, who's a legal director of the haitian bridge alliance, because it's welcome to the program. it is a desperate situation is, can we explore a little bit more of the people who've made this journey and the despair that they must face in order to make this journey and then to effectively meet this brick wall. thank you so much for inviting me on the show and it's a good question. so haitian started leaving haiti after the 2010 earthquake that took over 200000 lives and really devastated the country. they went to where they could get these out, which was in brazil and she lay over the years. so many of these patients have been in, out of the country. they fled haiti, they've been out of the country living in south america for the last several years . more haitian fled with political instability and violence started in to really heighten starting and 10161718 under the former president who was fascinated . and so as the one of the wo

the own and rate into guinea. i. b, john has a high of 25 degrees with some big storms expected there. that's it for me. see soon, the frank assessments, by way, it is a lesson again, freedom surprising informed opinions what you saw happening. you don't want to talk to. it was what it was, which is the critical debate that we are here. it's not between any other conference here between 34 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh a welcome back. you're watching out there. i'm on top stories this our, the south korean military says north korea is far too short range, ballistic missiles off its east coast. they landed in the sea of japan, comes 2 days off to kill him. young claims have tested a long range missile. john is foreign minister, has been holding talking so dominated 5 young young nuclear ambitions. onregional security, south korea, hoping that beijing can help to bring kim john on back to negotiations and a nuclear talk. deadlock democratic governor of the us state of california has defeated an attempt to remove the office in

willing to restore communications lines with the south in an effort to promote peace of korea said last week that it may consider a summit with 7 neighbor. but came john own shrugged off recent us offers for dialog, calling them cunning ways to conceal american hostility, religious peace, overtures come a day after north korean. saint media announced that the country had tested a newly developed hypersonic messiah residents who have not lost their homes following the volcanic eruption. on the island of la palmer, i have been told to seal doors and windows in their houses lava from the grave. you have, okay, no, has now reached the ocean setting off huge fumes of steam and toxic gases make less hot reports from the parlor in the canary islands, fear on the island of the an unstoppable torrent of lava, destroying everything in its path and altering the landscape now flowing into the atlantic plumes of toxic gases below, above the fishing village of as equity. it's mere is getting ready to evacuate. but there are no words to express what i think or feel. there is no way for us to anticipate how this disaster will unfold. authorities have set up a 3 and a hal

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the own, and right into guinea. i. b, john has a high of 25 degrees with some big storms expected there. that's it for me. see soon, the meteor ice, small natural rocks from outers ways that survive the journey down to us and have high market value for rock and minimal collectors. all disease worlds joins the moroccan nomads in their desert such with these gifts for adults. yeah, i can tell that it's a meter i had it is it is, i mean to roy, morocco's meteorite hunters on orders, e o the ah top storage era. the u. s. extra state has faced the 2nd day of tough questioning over the withdrawal of american troops. mckenna stone, for you all the taliban. this international community for more than a $1000000000.00 of aid and from a distributed directly to afghans who needed take from minnesota to be charged as a suspect in the murder of the countries president. in july, the chief prosecutor has asked a judge to indict officially and ordered officials not to let him leave the country . and letting me pick in his hosting his and i, the president bashar assad for the 1st time in 6 years of the, to just discuss how

so in this new scoring entity and, and john tourism investment group, each on 35 percent of the company with state own entities sharing the rest of 30 percent. and on top of this alley pay won't be the only entity affected by it because they have a wide range and their loan and letting facilities touch many other financial institutions. there is sensually the middleman between traditional banks issuing the loan and then the consumer is doing the shopping. so now other lenders who supply our pay will also be affected, forcing them to now make lending decisions based on the instruction of these officially sanctioned credit scoring agencies. rather than alley pay, which was kind of the point, the chinese government intended on shaking up and having more control of a tech and financial institution. so it wanted to make the biggest rebel possible. but yeah, this is no different than the us trying to force take talk to spin off and sell a valuable piece of their company of their choosing. so it's that now you have this overreach from governments into the lives of private companies, simply because they're do

and, john, the first thing he said, he said, closing the points of entry would do nothing because immigrants are not coming in through these points of entry. i can tell you because i saw it with my own were three different pacts where we could clearly see people crossing the river. john, the other thing that he said is what about the novel idea of having the federal government, the state government come here and talk to local officials and fix the problem. john? >> what about that. rosa flores, thank you so much for your reporting. we know you'll be there all day. thank you. >>> the united states has the highest incarceration rate in the world and when offenders are released they face challenges trying to earn a livable wage. in their first year home, 80% earn less than $15,000 annually and almost half the federal offenders are rearrested. cnn hero hector guadalupe beat those odds. >> after surviving prison, you come home thinking you're able to start over. you want to be part of the society, but there's just so many layers of discrimination. boxes. you have to get through to get an opportunity. society thinks, oh, you should just go get a job. it's not that easy. once you have a re

the oakland unified school district may soon have their own vaccine mandate. tim johns gives us a look at the proposal currently being considered and other bay area districts may follow suit. >> with the district voting to mandate coronavirus vaccines for students 12 and up, some school districts in the bay area are considering similar measures. >> vaccination is one of the best tools we have in the toolbox to limit outbreaks at our schools and keep our teenagers safe and in school, learning. tim: sam davis is the vice president and recently put forward a proposal that would mandate students in oakland to also be vaccinated against covid-19. >> 73% of adolescents in oakland have at least one shot, which is pretty good, but you know, pretty good is not good enough. >> is passed, david does not want the measure to be punitive. he says while anti-vaxxers sentiment is low, he knows there are some people in the community who are hesitant. >> probably need to be some exceptions. it might not be 100%. it will definitely need to have medical exceptions. some people have said should we have an exception for religious leaf? >> similar ideas have been discussed across the bay. gabriela lopez

the case and provide him with a copy of the commission. and the only witness to the commission is john marshall who can't exactly testify in his own court. so marshall's brother james who is a district court judge finds an affidavit contesting that he meant to deliver the commission but forgot. none of this makes any sense. in my research, i discovered evidence that suggests the whole case was a setup. chief justice marshall , his brother james marshall, charles lee and william marbury sat down and plotted the case from the beginning to create a vehicle for marshall to assert the courts authority against the threat posed by the jeffersonian's. charles lee purposely filed suit in the wrong court. to give marshall the opportunity to assert jurisdiction over the secretary of state and to affirm that the court also have the power have the power to strike down acts of congress. madison who so disdained the court he didn't bother showing up at the trial would have refused any order to deliver the commission so it would have made the court looked ineffective if they had issued the writ of mandamus so instead marshall beats a strategic risk retr

with bloomberg technology saying can you just ask him about bitcoin? paulson of the hedge fund game, not henry paulson, the great benefactor of central park, john paulson's think bitcoin is a fraud. i speak with my ownat do think about bitcoin? is it a durable thing for banks or institutions? ray: i'm not an expert on bitcoin but i will tell you what i think anyways. bitcoin has an imputed value, not intrinsic value. it depends what it is perceived as. it is a tremendous accomplishment to have done that program. it will have the perceived value it is given by the marketplace. right now if you take the value of bitcoin and you take the price, what should the price be? since the quantity does not change you know whether it is a function of demand. right now bitcoin is worth less than $1 trillion. all golden existence is worth about $5 trillion. it is about 20% of that market that represents the hedge market. i think if it is successful it is not going to be a lot more than that. if it is successful there's a chance the government will outlaw it. tom: 20 seconds. i believe there's a new book coming out. ray: it is a study on the last 500 years on the rise of reserve currency it is called the changing w

the oakland unified school district may soon have their own vaccine mandate. tim johns gives us a look at the proposal currently being considered and other bay area districts may follow suit. >> with the district voting to mandate coronavirus vaccines for students 12 and up, some school districts in the bay area are considering similar measures. >> vaccination is one of the best tools we have in the toolbox to limit outbreaks at our schools and keep our teenagers safe and in school, learning. tim: sam davis is the vice president and recently put forward a proposal that would mandate students in oakland to also be vaccinated against covid-19. >> 73% of adolescents in oakland have at least one shot, which is pretty good, but you know, pretty good is not good enough. >> is passed, david does not want the measure to be punitive. he says while anti-vaxxers sentiment is low, he knows there are some people in the community who are hesitant. >> probably need to be some exceptions. it might not be 100%. it will definitely need to have medical exceptions. some people have said should we have an exception for religious leaf? >> similar ideas have been discussed across the bay. gabriela lopez

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the ground. all you really have of these private organizations that are stepping in with their own money, time, and resources to get the job done. >> john: meantime, there were some six aircraft reportedly stuck on the ground and mazar-e-sharif that were not able to take off. there were some people on board that did not have the proper documentation to get out. so much for u.s. leverage over the taliban that the president claimed that we would have. here is a question for you. blinken is coming up to the house foreign affairs committee. what do you want to hear from him? >> you know what i want to hear? not so much me. all of these veterans, we have 13 new ones now. victims of 9/11 as we head into the 20th anniversary. who is going to stand up and say i screwed up? this was on me. this did not go right. instead, we hear officials, including the president, saying -- a lot of happy talk. this was a record evaluation. who is going to take responsibility? publicly and officially. this was a chaotic disaster that's going to be a stain on the united states. these groups that were so badly affected, their psyches and their souls, for years to

aftermath of the election with trump manic screaming at officials and constructing his own alternate reality about the endless election conspiracies and apparently not exactly alone, john. inside this book peril, there are other quotes. gina haspel saying the president was like a 6-year-old with a tantrum. mike pompeo, he's in a very dark place. bill barr, they just think you're an f'ing a-hole. i'm not sure what that speaks to. >> one day it will be written in stone on a monument somewhere, john. >> exactly. >> it's obviously serious and not funny because you're talking someone who has the nuclear codes. someone in the oval office trying to overturn an election who the people closest to him were questioning his mental stability and his -- how tethered he was to reality let alone the constitution. and that's kind of mission critical here. and the problem is there's a consensus view in the books and the memoirs and the articles and interviews that have happened among ex-white house staffers under trump. the man was over his head, overwhelmed and unhinged more than not. >> and natasha, he was being protected. i mean, even as you saw that there were concerns from milley a

the new richmond as send dant. >> this is a powerful place now. >> reporter: joe johns, cnn, richmond, virginia. >>> well, the wait is finally over. the nfl own kicks off tonight withting the dallas cowboys. a andy scholes is live with a preview. >> football fans have been waiting for this day, the nfl season is finally here. more than 65,000 fans here at raymond james stadium for this opener, they will all get to watch the bucs unveil their super bowl banner as they begin their quest to repeat as champs. no team has ever been more ready to repeat in nfl history. tampa bay the first team ever in the salary cap era to bring back every single starter on offense and defense after winning the super bowl. tom brady, 44 years old, and he said this season is going to be even more challenging than last season because of where we are as a country dealing with covid. >> we're certainly more risk at year than we put ourselves in last year. crust lo just look at all the things we're doing differently. so the risk is up for everybody. but it is just our reality, so hopefully we can navigate it as best we possibly can. every team is dealing with the same stuff. >> u.s. men's nat

. >> well, 9.46, let's talk about our weather here in the bay area will be dealing with our own heat as well. good morning, john one, especially for inland areas, something that is not going to be the best way to spend the afternoon outside for multiple hours under if you do want to escape a little closer to the coastline is going to be your best bet. you're nor the weather center forecast this morning as showing a little bit of the gray still hanging out above half moon bay. but look at this. we've already got some people out there getting their tents set up, getting their spots lined up right there along the coastline. you know, it's about to be a busy one on highway one. if you just want to get to as staff, that's probably going to be an easier go, but it is going to be a beautiful day along the coastline. we have some haze across the bay area. obviously an impact from wildfires burning across the region. good news around the caldor fires. we had calm winds throughout the weekend in the winds this morning are actually helping to push the fire away from areas like south lake tahoe. so this is a bit of good ne

the general should be terminated immediately. he is totally delusional or drunk on his own power and he should not be trusted with any sensitive information. i don't know if you saw, senator john told the angle audience he thought millie wouldn't survive the controversy, that biden would have to throw him under the bus. and maybe i'm wrong, i disagree with him but i don't see it because the democrats response to every mistake, every accusation, every scandal is to dig in, deny, deflect and defend. >> i see nothing at what i've read that would cause any concern. >> the president has complete confidence in his leadership, his patriotism and his fidelity to our constitution. >> the transcript of these phone calls that have been going on for 5 years. are members of the press corps suddenly incurious. these were secret negotiations and as we know china has the transcript so they know exactly what was said but the american people are going to be kept in the dark. the truth is the independent media in the united states is dead. it no longer exists. we should call the regime media going forward in the biden transparency, truthfulness pledge is officially dead. today the administration

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own deals with china. then blinken was embarrassed by china in alaska so we now have john kerry essentially running our china policy. that fact should terrify every living american. the man has been underestimating and mishandling a relationship with china for decades. >> our nations work together to bring about important progress on a range of global issues including a landmark agreement on climate change in paris last year. we also worked very closely together on the joint comprehensive plan of action on iran's nuclear program. >> the china pushed back against with china. >> when john kerry visited china earlier this month senior officials in china wouldn't dignify him with a meeting in person. it was all the way over there. they sent a junior little staffer to deliver their demands to carry. he took that lesson to heart and returned from that embarrassing trip and an even bigger ccp apologist than he was before >> there are other things like the legal situation in the west. what is the process by which one trades off climate against human rights. >> life is always full of tough choices and the relationship between nations. >> the choice of standing up for human ri

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own brisket, become an adult, and buy roller skates. we're good here. . ♪ >> jesse: time now for one more thing. start with you, john. >> john: i have a new show called "theit on the fox business network. it's an important show, i think. because i sit all kinds of americans down. i don't care about their politics where they come from or what they look like. it's about pursuing happiness in america. we tell their stories how they struggled and pushed through the hard times and really took advantage of the american dream through hard work. it's everybody from wynona judd, richard petty, gavin degraw, eddie george. it's the gam but the of great americans. it reminds us what we still have in common in this country. is there anything we still have in common, dan? yes. it's the right to pursue happiness. that's what we celebrate on this show. i'm excited to be on fox business. >> dana: also there is whiskey? >> john: also whiskey. >> dan: patriot award i forgot to take one i want the one in the middle. >> john: made in america supporting the folds of honor as always. jess jets cops. and dan bongino. i didn't even need a reminder. everybody knows. >> dana: pursu

the scenes, as his own party is very publicly threatening to really derail it all. cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju on capitol hill. john harwood also with us. first, we know the senate could vote on a short-term government funding bill today to avert a shutdown. when could that vote take place? >> we do expect it could happen as soon as today. they do need an agreement from both sides in the senate, all hundred senators need to grow to allow for a vote to avoid a government shutdown. we do expect that to happen probably today. democrats have removed the most controversial thing in there, which is to raise the national debt ceiling. initially the democrats wanted to avoid a shutdown. that deadline is thursday, 11:59 p.m. is when the money runs out for the federal government. republicans have refused to give any votes to raise the national debt ceiling. as a result it's unclear how they'll resolve that. essentially what democrats have agreed to do is punt that issue and deal with it at a later date, moving closer and closer to that potentially catastrophic deadline by mid october. almost there certainly will not be a government shutdown. how t

with one of my favorites, a song for you. donnie hathaway and leon russell wrote it, but donnie hathaway is the one who owns the song. so, i want to thank you, john, for being here and bringing your many gifts. there you go. [ music ] [ music ] ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> right now, just days until the gubernatorial recall election. a look this morning at the last minute strategy by both sides. >>> remembering the lives lost in the september 11 terrorist attacks. how that dark day the country together. >>> and a serious car crash leaves several east bay children in critical condition. what police say let up to the accident. good morning it is sunday september 12, thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >>> we have a few clouds out there this morning.

the push for consumers to be able to repair their own products, iphones to tesla's and john deere tractors, rather than having to rely on the manufacturer as more products get embedded withisn't as easy as taking it to the local corner shop. in a may report to congress, the federal trade commission warned manufacturers are making repairs harder by using adhesives that make parts difficult to replace, limiting the availability of spare parts or making software unavailable. >> anything with a chip in it right now is probably impossible to repair without using the manufacturer. >> the hope sometimes i think is that they won't exit at all and that they we will buy a new device. kumasi: apple says they are expanding options for repair around the world, pointing to their independent repair provider program. they also said that customers should have convenient access to safe and reliable repair services. new numbers from the census bureau are giving us an idea of the lasting impact of this pandemic or american families. median household income fell 3% of the year before. those under the traditional poverty line jumped nearly 11 5% . the first increase in five years . however, n

the storm. he's going to meet with louisiana governor john bell edwards. he invited the president to come and see. >> i don't think there is any substitute for being on the ground and seeing with your own eyes the devastation that louisiana has sustained because of hurricane ida. after discovering hundreds of nursing home patients were moved to a warehouse. the health department receiving reports of patients packed on the floor and the power being out. multiple patients say they are horrified. >> i didn't know if my mom was dead or alive. this is nightmare. i can't believe it. i feel guilty. >> reporter: the only bit of relief that we can really report to you is places like where we are at in the french quarters in new or leans is getting back to some sort of resemblance before the storm. but still, hundreds of thousands of people without power, in need of gas, water, and food. >> sandra: thanks. secretary state anthony blinken is expected to speak in the hour. after reports of the taliban carrying out mass killings of officials. white house press secretary jen psaki saying that the taliban will be judged. >> we are going to stay in close coordination with the international community w

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the plan but london devised was for an army to come down from canada led by john burgoyne while general with burgoyne kept washington's army in between. instead of doing that, he left burgoyne to his ownices and how went on after philadelphia. mr. i think, the match last major chance ritesh had to win the war but that's not to say britain's defeat after that was guaranteed as i said earlier, it is a long desperate war, a lot of things go wrong after 1778 i was the war made the american economy collapsed american morale was sagging and george washington in august of 1780 wrote a letter to chief executive of pennsylvania in which he said i've almost ceased hope. at the same time washington was writing that letter, an american diplomat the beginning of the war overseas in europe returned to america for the first time or he landed in boston of all places and he's there for a few days and talks with boston officials in massachusetts officials and he wrote most of those had, by august of 1780 included the war would end a negotiated settlement short of independence. so things are up in the air. when they do gain their victory in game independence, america did come out victorious which we are

the 4 of us are doing our demonstration. and also with a nod to john, pulled them on joe, who did his own stunts. so were also trying to pay tribute to him. canada, a prime minister just intruder has denounced empty vaccine protest. this is through gravel asked him during an election campaign ready. he said the incident shows how doctors, nurses, and other health care workers are being targeted and harassed for encouraging cove at 19 vaccinations and the wearing of masks cameras, captured pieces of rock and dave re hitting food. and one of the bodyguards, it is absolutely unacceptable that people be throwing things and endangering others at a political rally. but it's not just a political rallies that this is happening. there are health care workers across the country who are getting hassled and intimidated and bullied as they're going into work to keep people safe and alive. their store clerks and waitresses and people going out there around their daily lives, getting yelled at and pushed around for wearing masks for being vaccinated. that's not how we do things in canada. us president joe biden

john r t and our resident gaming expert. sorry, you will always be the resident game or with me or my, you my, for your own have great conversation. you probably a lot of them. so i'm fine with it. okay, well good. well, this is a good sort of can also kinda commerce because had some stock issues as well when this came out. what is this story and tell me the details on these rules? well, so these details on these rules are essentially children under the age of 18 will be limited to 3 hours of playing online games because they can actually monitor those but online games. and it's one hour per day friday, saturday, sunday, that's between the hours of $8.00 and 9 pm. they hours can be used on public holidays as well. so you get an additional, a week during the year and learn new year and other things like that. now, the way they're actually going to be able to monitor this is you have to because it's an online game, you have to sign it and you're going to use a real name of verification id basically. so for me it's branch bore. i've logged in. that's tied back to me, i can only play an hour, so there's no real way to circumvent the

with what john was saying. president biden wants to focus on hurricane ida because he views it as the one disaster that our country is dealing with that is not the result of his own administration's incompetence or policies. we have so many problems, whether it's the southern border, which is porous as a result of the biden policies or inflation which is a result of biden economic policies or foreign policy where we have north korea rattling its cage and china continuing a degrees or the disaster in afghanistan, which is what this phone call shows that the withdrawal with like so many other parts of the war, communicated to the american public with lies. people have been lying about what was the result of our nation-building experiment for 20 years. and with withdrawal was no exemption of how they lied about what was going on. it's important that we never fight another war with like what we did in afghanistan. which wasn't fighting a water but a absolutely failed nation-building experiment. our military deserves so much better than to be treated like play things that can be used for the elites experiments with building democracies in afghanistan, which are a fail

nearly a decade later, kim jung own offered to dismantle young john in return for the same concessions. the trump administration rejected the offer that would have left cam with other reactors in secret sites. not to mention possible nuclear weapons. weapons i would give north korea leverage right him if they've got, you know, 30 instead of 20 or a 100 instead of you know, 50 or whatever. we don't know how many they have been this, give them more bargaining chips when events renegotiate, can take place by apparently allowing the world to see this new activity at young. beyond the north korean leader may be signaling he's ready to talk and her chappelle al jazeera. so let's take a closer look at north korea as recent nuclear activity. this was the 1st sign of operational activity, a young beyond since december 2018 months after the former us president donald trump, mac can drug and singapore. north korea has continued to develop nuclear weapons since i inspectors were expelled. holding its largest test to date in 2017. and the previous year it conducted a warhead explosion that the us geological survey registered at a magnitude of $5.00. the. let's bring in ou

the supreme court to do -- to uphold its own historical precedent. >> i think that's exactly right. and the failure of the supreme court to, as chief -- the chief justice john roberts urged with the three remaining liberal justices, to keep the status quo in place. while we follow the federal courts and state courts figure out the constitutional status, spoiler alert, it's unconstitutional -- of this law. so the justices just rushed in instead of letting the case go through the courts and keeping the status quo in place. >> so, ruth, i guess the question is, people out there are saying everything ranging from this is the beginning of the end of roe v. wade to there are things biden will do. there are things congress will do. i spoke to representative judy chu this morning who since 2013 has been trying to put real legislation in place, the way most western democratic countries have to protect abortion which we don't have that the united states. where do you think it goes from here? >> well, in terms of a congressional solution -- and i'm all in favor of a congressional solution -- the reality is that that's not available given the current state of congressional rules, given t

the bay area today. kevin faulconer met with victims rights advocates in san francisco, and john cox took his bus tour to treasure island. republican front runner larry elder kicked off his own bus tour with four stops in southern california. starting in l.a. , where he cast his own ballot, and ending with a rally in santa barbara. >> it's about the fact that people are leaving california for the very first time in our state's history, and notice when kamala harris and the other people that you mentioned are defending gavin newsom, they don't defend his record. it had about this being a republican takeover, because they cannot defend his record. >> he was joined by supporters as he walked the streets in l.a., but not everyone was a fan. a woman wearing a mask and wig rolled up on her bicycle and chucked a egg at his back. kpix 5 is planning special coverage for election night and beyond. it all starts here and is at 7:00, and continues into the evening on cbsn bay area. we will also be bringing you streaming updates on wednesday, starting with the kpix 5 morning news at 4:30. >>> meanwhile in contra costa county, a car crashes into a school crossing guard and a child in lafa