i just need, just... >> you just need what? >> i don't know, just...ry to figure it out. if i was held back again, i would be sad because i wanto go to the middle school already. >> so are you getting the, um, cheeseburger? >> yeah, shawn, what are you getting, chicken nuggets? >> yeah, and i'm getting... what i miss most about school is spending time with my friends, um, talking to them, being able to communicate. some classes where i had, like, a lot of friends in, like, gym class or recess, stuff like that. because of the virus, don't do a lot of contact with other people than the family. >> great, mcdonald's is packed today. yo, it's gonna be a minute before we order our food. >> well, we ought to hurry up, man. i only have so much to do at home, like, inside, and, like, i usually like to, like, go outside and play basketball, but now i can't really do that 'cause of the virus. you're not supposed to be in a group with a lot of people. being online, i can still talk to people and, like, communicate with them, but i'd ather, like, communicate with,

>>no we just had another mandatory order that just came out of the area just west of guy while we were just reporting from that area just had another set of resident all going roughly about 4,000 to 5,000 more residences roughly a little more than 10,000 people. we're told evacuee from that area now well allow so they're they're just on the move now an and you recommend that they get out within. >>mean obviously the traffic is slowing them down though, but get out within the hour and. >>are you telling them to go to family and friends of possible or or should they check in with somebody first to to register their name because you're trying to keep track of who's who right. >>right now we're trying to do is just get everybody out everyone they stopped going to be the key priority before we actually start identifying to anybody who has family out of the area that they can go to you work her at opening multiple lanes of ways to get out and not everyone has to go highway 12 to go over found grove or some other way to kind of ease that congestion right but want to get people out as quickly

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but it wasn't that close, but we just evacuated just in case, there's just been rough, i broke my arme weeks ago and just carrying self it's hard just push myself through just working through this you mentioned you guys are in school right now online classes. so i mean how has this disrupted things well the last 4 and disrupted a lot we moved around had to get used to it now this one is going to mess with stuff as well and classes have homework do do tomorrow. it's going to be really hard to get through. has no higher house is doing. >>we have information of our house is still intact or not but we have been getting notifications saying their partner media evacuation. so maybe it's of maybe we don't know how long, but it's very uncertain. >>what's next for you we're going down a sacramento can say with some friends stay with the missionary group and we're just plan on flying through this. we're going prepare better for next for a message for people who. >>you know maybe are thinking about preparing and we're not ready and what would you say to them. >>make sure you have a big car trail

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and just to look at the scenario. it's on slab of kent state to say we need to talk about this so it doesn't happen again and here we are again . so we're in a surreal time. i'm grateful the book has been out and the response we've had to it so far is just and tremendous as people who are picking this up through word-of-mouth from here, here and here and praising, oh my gosh, it's just like today. the echoes of today are amazing so it's just been, i've just been really humble i guess, that's really it . just buy it because response to it in the middle of the pandemic has been overwhelming. and i can put this right back to you to and say due to scholastic for always being such risk takers with me. i knew this was a risky book and i knew the 60s trilogy books for a big risk is a never been done before but one thing has led to another and consistently scholastic had said yes, yes. how can we make this happen, even to the new book that we're working on now . so thank you for that. it's good to see you. the last time i saw

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i just -- it's just funny. use in a negative i know one of the things that you found yourself doing -- i don't think you were alone in this during these last seven months or so -- was playing a lot of video games were you a gamer before this started? or did you just have more time to game? >> i was not i mean, the last time i was a gamer was nintendo 64 "golden eye," which i still know every room of every map. but when everything shut down, i was in new york. and i -- i just went to gamestop and said, "i better -- i'm going to learn video games." so, i bought, like, a used console and a couple of games, and then i just got really into "call of duty: wwii," which is great because you get to kill nazis. >> seth: yeah. >> but i played with my -- i have an assistant, annie, and she moved to new york with me for the three months i went there. it was going to be, like, our last hurrah before she goes on to bigger and better things. and we ended up being quarantine partners and we played "call of duty: wwii" every nig

but i will just briefly say. i think was what is great if you look at her body of work, you see two very strong claims. amongst the social justice and the theme of defining america and who gets to define america. she is dennis and looks like freedom summer and essentially an of the books. she did it in the interesting intersection with the 60s trilogy. and she got so much acclaim for that. now she's done it again with penn state. it's a remarkable book as anybody or knows me knows, i believe one of the best things that i have worked on as an editor and 25 years. i think it is a masterpiece. i think it is a book that defies adversary station and basically as with the 60s trilogy, some people, they just like the novel forms. they liked novels embraced trait forward away. when debbie is done in this part of her career she has decided to push the limit of what a book can do. and so rather than just sort of sitting back and accepting first genre and conforming her story to the genre, she will in fact invent our own pl

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it's-- >> just: no. you know, i-- >> stahl: it's-- it's a breakthrough idea. >> just: it's a lot of fun, if you're a basic scientist, to discover how things work. but it becomes-- there's an extra level of gratification when you learn that it's possibly helpful and useful. >> stahl: this work is still in its infancy. drs. just, brent, and nock are doing a larger n.i.h.-funded study to collect more data. and while for now it's too costly and cumbersome to put people into m.r.i. scanners to see if it's safe to release them from the hospital... if they could come up with an easier way to do this-- >> nock: absolutely. just like the first g.p.s. was, you know, a big computer in a big room, and now it's in all of our phones, if there is a way to, a few steps down the road, make much more compact this approach and bring it into emergency rooms and outpatient clinics, it could go a huge way towards moving forward clinical care. >> stahl: but as this technology advances toward fulfilling its full promise, it's h

oh, great, just in time.ate intelligence committee is like the husband who walks into the kitchen when dinner's almost ready and asks, "so, what can i do to help?" the senate intelligence committee released its final report on the russian interference in the 2016 election yesterday and found that president trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort was a quote, "grave counter intelligence threat because of his close contact with the kremlin. said maine senator, susan collins, "fetch me my stamp. [ loud thud senator kamala harris has reportedly chosen pioneer as her secret service code name while joe biden's code name will be corvette corvette corvette hey, joe. "all right, that's me. cool shades, fellas. starbucks has announced that it will add two new drinks to its menu, including a kiwi starfruit refresher, which was going to be marianne williamson's secret service code name. call back to marianne williamson. [ laughter ] you never thought, all it took was a kiwi starfruit refresher to get her back on the rad

just ask ourselves. my doing this because i want to look good or is it in my doing it because it is it's actually going to do good. that kind of question is the one that we should be asking before we ask the discourse. many of the ones we come up with will be in the political sphere they grandstand quite a lot on issues. i'm curious about the relationship between politics in grandstanding. is it easier to grandstand about political issues were in our current environment we get more engagement. is there a case that runs in the other direction. they then become politicized. the moral outrage. the outcome of those issues. one thing people expect them to do. is to really go after when you think of grandstanding the first things you think of our probably politicians engaging in publicity stunts. we see the matter a little bit differently mostly on the people who demand it. here's the great thing about political actors in democracy. they tend to basically give us what we want. why do politicians grandstand. th

it was just so fast. in the book about getting up at 3:00 in the morning and driving to airports to pick people up that were flying in who i wanted to talk to, thinking that was the only time i would get a chance to actually speak with them and to stay competitive and in this story, we pushed ourselves in ways that i think we never thought we'd be tested in. >> seth: you have a brilliant piece of wording in describing what it's like to interview donald trump, which is you say it's like "unzipping fog," which will stay with me a long time. you did manage to sit down and interview him at mar-a-lago, but it wasn't really scheduled how did it come about? >> so, what i was able to do was i was able to have one of the president's friends take me to lunch at his club. and the friend basically said, "when the president comes off the course, we'll go over and talk to him, and maybe you can interview him. so, we did this. i was there. i looked like -- i was wearing golf clothes and we went over, and the president g

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it is not just about the activity itself. it is about setting the environment to make sure people understand that we take the safety of this neighbourhood as a top priority. [♪] >> commission virtual meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission many of i'm ben and the commissioner's president welcome. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect entertainment commissioner members, city employees and the public the meeting rooms are closed however members and employees will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken per sigh ant to various local state and federal orders, declaration and directives and commission members and employees will attend the meeting through video conference and participating in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, closed channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are teaming the str. each member will be allowed two minutes to speak. opportunities to speak during the comment public period

back to you don't just want to do says russia.>china and iran are seeking to interfere in the u.s. presidential election for various reasons, but mostly they want to sow dissent in our country exacerbate racial tensions at center like that of those 3 countries that the intelligence community has pointed to russia china and iran, which is the most assertive the most aggressive in this area. i believe it's china. china china more than russia right now, yes, no that's just a plain false statement by the attorney general a flat-out false statement. >>well that was attorney general bill barr's you downplaying russia's attempts to help president trump win the election and now democratic representative adam schiff is accusing the attorney general of lying about foreign interference in the november election. >>by saying that china is the bigger threat to the country. in speaking in global terms because of the rising power china and they are using that answer in response to questions about the election. but there are at least careful in th

it's just that. it's just. so once you can reconstruct this through the way you feel then you can start seeing the signals yes i naturally have. also and a couple of emails and she's going are actually going to reply during your absence . because thank you so much for being here because yeah it was one of the reasons i guess it's ok just standing here and seeing so many people working in the space industry makes me feel that you can i don't know very happy to. hear that. you're going to. keep telling me at 2 years things but you know yeah what is the one used to tell you i mean you know you just curious what your biggest challenge so far. no specialist no no no we don't have anything to go without thinking of. her star hit where if you got your funding from is it from your government also right now our project is more popular around the world that in our country people usually don't really like already idea of killing us at once and like all why are you like so many problems in the c.d.n. you are building a sen

so it's just not helping. >>the morning commute around the bay area, poor visibility reduced visibility. can we expect just about everywhere, but especially on our bridges check out the drive to the richmond sandra fell bridge, no traffic delays here we haven't had any big problems the averaging about 7 minutes to make it into the north bay here at the bay bridge. it's under a fog advisory as well as the golden gate, especially across the span that's where it's going to be a little dance for you and some spots so just said don't forget the wipers and headlights if you needed 8 minutes off to fremont street and our car fire finally cleared eastbound 5.80 even can all lanes open it sparked a little grass fire 2 there's just a little bit of a residual delay, they're leaving castro valley and the nimitz crowded rolling south from to 38 to 92, no big problems in your way 27 minutes to make it to milpitas starter. >>sports fans are buzzing because football is back the forty-niners play on sunday after the season kic

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just say in excess of caution.dn't even do that. >> i have relatives all over the country and all over the political spectrum. how do you make the argument to a relative i have in texas who says, yeah, this virus is horrible, but it's not trump's fault. it's china's fault. >> let's assume we'll take both your -- both that relative's point. it's china's fault. if the it's china's fault why did trump praise china. why did he say how transparent, how transparent xi jinping and the chinese would be. why did he insist the 494 people we had there while i and others insisting that they go in to have access to see what's really happening, to note detail. why did he not insist on that, and the virus is not his fault, but the deaths are his fault because he could have done something about it, jake. i say to your uncle he could have done something about it but he said nothing. he didn't talk -- he said there's no need for social distancing, don't bother wearing masks. he actually went so far as to suggest that it was a violat

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i just tonight know. i don't have that -- i just don't know.. but certainly i've watched with diligence what's going on in all the cities across our country. if it happens in los angeles, certainly some of it's going to touch us, philadelphia. i've seen it, i've just seen it over the hundred-plus days. elizabeth: you know, sir, you have done, you and your team have done such a good job of protecting detroit and the environs there, you know, because we know that detroit has been through it with riots in the past, and it can really hurt communities for generations. you know, so fbi director e testified that cities that cooperated and got help from the government did keep protests peaceful. you guys didn't need to go there, but he's pointing out cities like portland, oregon, the cities that rejected help, they got hit with violent riots. these professional anarchists, opportunists used in the protests as an opportunity for mayhem, and they've done it, and we've seen this break out around the world, this is what's been happening. your reaction to t

>> mark sherman, ap. >> i thought we just had mark-- >> that mark. >> oh that, was just, we just did. oh, i'm sorry, for give me, suzanna lucie, politico, apologies. >> thank you. can you hear me? >> yeah. >> so i was rereading the chief justice's past decision and i believe it was sebelius decision, he basically says the mandate, the coverage guarantees, and the subsidies are tied together. do you see a specific threat to title one, including, i've heard speculation that coverage protections might be the most at risk in this case, but what about due to the subsidies and all of basically the exchanges kind of imploding as a potential outcome? >> i'll leave it to others who know more about the intracacies, but i think the baseline answer, that's kind of a severability question, which is whether we have been talking about essentially, you know, if the challengers win on their severability argument, that would mean that everything else goes down and it's involume dated. and so, i think-- invalidat invalidated. so i think that would apply to the entire 2000 page law and it feels like a bi

just some of them -- many of them are just poor. so, why shouldn't you give them the same choices that you have to put your kid in a good school? so, i believe in vouchers. i believe in school choice. i believe in charter schools. not all charter schools are good, but a lot of them are very good. and when someone wants to see, well, if you support charter schools or school choice, look at what you're doing to the public school system. then i would say, all right, if you're going to write that editorial, send your kid to school in an costia outside of washington, d.c. so, we need to call out the inequality and the hypocrisy of those who cloak themselves in the public schools and then escape the aspects because they can afford to live in a good neighborhood or send their kids to private=gajt schools. i think you can see it. judy, whenever there is a lottery for a place at a charter school or a scholarship, poor parents are lined up around the block. they know. they know what their kids need. and, yes, i'm all for higher expectations f

and just after our last live report with you, a sign just blew down this roadway. so we can't underestimate how damaging the wind will be also, but this is a rain event and a very serious rain event. and this hurricane is moving too darned slow. >> look, the gusts of 100 miles an hour, i know, are fierce. and just so people know, the reason our shot is bumpy, there's so much water between our camera and you and you have so much water on your face, i know it's hard to make the words. and this rain will last all day, gary? >> reporter: yeah, it's expected to continue until the afternoon. i can tell you, though, one thing, john, is that the winds, hopefully in the next couple of hours will let up a little bit, but what we're concerned about here, the eye is not going to pass over us. we're on the eastern end of the eye, the stronger end of the storm. so that's one of the strange delights of a hurricane, when the eye passes over and it's completely calm, we felt that with laura for an hour. that's not going to happen here. that's all the more devastation that they're g

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just one page. and as a result, it is so dark here in the bay area, the middle of the day looks almost like dawn or dunk and that has been the case over basically all day today. as we check out? the wildfire plots, the main t. over the past few days, and especially last night in terms of firefight and a lot of smoke production, that has been to the north of the bay area. in fact, this was a satellite from earlier this morning. know you fires were showing all of the pictures bay area wide. brisbane, richmond, and an eerie sight to start out your wednesday morning. the upper level winds have been moving in from the north, so the smoke has been being pushed upwards in the sky, upwards of 40,000 feet. so this is mainly upper level smoke between about 5,000 and 15,000 feet, and this has just been kind of blanketing the entire bay area all day long. hat northerly wind is expected to weaken, and as a result, some of that smoke may fall closer to sea level. we'll be watching out for that. what up is with th

water is the evidence can you just just tell you like a stance prime minister imran khan talks town jazeera. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question is there a connection between the shooting of jacob blake and can osha wall street capitalism and excessive military spending my guest today says there is let's get to the bottom line. when a policeman shot jacob blake 7 times in the back in front of his kids in wisconsin last month it was a painful reminder that real change is not coming fast enough to these united states the shooting reignited passions across the country especially after an armed white 17 year old counter protester came to wisconsin from a nearby stating kill 2 other people protesting the shooting so what's going on in the united states are we heading down a healthy road will race continue to be used cynically to get votes while the poor and disadvantaged continue to suffer endlessly joining us today as someone who has been thinking of preaching about these issues for decades he is professor cornell west one of the most prominent intellectuals alive professor west teaches

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>>just been reduced to rubble. hardly anything left of these homes and this fire is far from contained you can see just 2% containment this morning and 46,600 acres have been burned so far this is highway 29 on greenwood avenue in calistoga that we're looking at here. 22,000 plus structures are still threatened by the fire and already the fires have destroyed 80 homes and other structures in napa sonoma counties. yeah, here's a map showing you up for both napa sonoma county just the extent of the wildfires. >>roughly 70,000 people forced from their homes now santa rosa's catching a bit of a break this morning as the winds now blowing the smoke and fire away from the city, however people who live in areas like northeast been alley and oakmont stone bridge kenwood communities down to the valley of the moon is just above glen allen. none of those folks can return home just yet. in napa county same story for a lot of folks there this map indicates the mandatory evacuation zones in blue. and you know there are some new

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just visit coveredca.com today. >>we're continue to follow breaking news tonight with wildfires burning in sonoma and napa counties, the glass fire as they're calling it has exploded to more than 36,000 acres. and it's 0% contained evacuation orders have been issued for parts of sonoma and napa county including the entire city of calistoga we also know that 113 structures have been destroyed and more than 8500 are threatened one of the first people at the metal would resort to see it burning down was journalist, adam housley. also we have our own kron four's taylor sacchi who is live at the metal wood and taylor i saw some of your pictures coming in earlier. just stunning and heartbreaking pictures. taylor go ahead if you hear me can unfortunately things aren't looking. >>and unfortunately things are looking good over there can you know while several of the structures were saved. others were destroyed and unfortunately i watched one of the lodges burned to the ground if you take a look at that video that i shot by s

just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet.ey, just better. ♪ steve: welcome back. before we get to the bite of comedy, a fat check on the latest biden lies. he claims that no one under would pay more tax and the rich would pay more taxes. but, under his plan, rich democrat donors and blue states like california and new york would get a tax cut up to one of $45000 a year. meanwhile, president trump payroll tax cuts would save working americans $1200 over four months. trump is fighting for working americans in every state while biden is only fighting for his rich coastal donors. when he is not fighting for them, he's fighting with the teleprompter. >> what will your administration do to help them given that chance? >> move it up your, you know, it used to be a basic bargain in this country. steve: matt and lisa, let's start with you, lisa. we touched on this tonight. it's not that josie can't answer up planted question without the teleprompter but it's his exhaustion that i was just talking with the team and he doesn't even want

yeah you know just. i think wanting to be number one i think also stress uncertainty of issues and i think that's what causes you know athletes to sometimes. not you know go to a certain thing so i believe that. you know just those things make it stronger with us sean. i'm really happy that i was talking about it. and it was good. the public by the way how are you doing i don't great you know just enjoying the skull they will account like a long vacation but you know trying to get through i mean what i'm going to ask the people who are together and know that it is a different time now but i think that's our whole image. does it ever come back to haunt you metta on their periods in your life way to go into that dark place again . and i'm pretty happy. i mean i actually it's some of support out there because so many people have gone through different things that we've gone through and i made was and we just support each other can be bent at the document was you know obviously a long time ago you know and a