everything checked out with justin.rea canning (voiceover): justin told detectives something else, another name to check out. when he and kelli visited froggy bottoms the week before she disappeared, they met a chatty guy who worked there named nick holbert. he just started talking to us at that point. you get vibes from people sometimes. i could see he's weird. andrea canning (voiceover): but, he says, kelli, being kelli, asked holbert if he wanted to join them for a game of pool. holbert hung out with them until justin and kelli decided to head home for the night. did he ask kelli for her phone number? yeah. and? she gave it to him because he worked there. so it's always good to have somebody that works at the bar as a friend. andrea canning (voiceover): that friday the 13th, when kelli decided to go back to the bar by herself, justin told detectives she wasn't really alone. he said she arranged to get a ride from nick holbert. i just said this, like just watch out. be careful around him. this guy really stuck in your

justin. _ time, as justin just said. just quickly, justin, do _ time, as justin just said. that in china? ~ . perhaps sow the seeds of that in china? ~ , ., �* in china? i think we 'ust don't know which h in china? i think we 'ust don't know which way _ in china? i think we just don't know which way trump - in china? i think we just don't - know which way trump presidency would go on ukraine, but i think it is entirely right that the path ukraine in the middle east to what happens around taiwan. but i would say that china does not want to fight for the island if it can achieve its aims by other ways. it is a small pressure at the moment, and i think more to stranglehold on our support for the island has been the dominant theme here for the next few years. but if that cannot be empty, they have to be in terms of their ability to enforce it. be in terms of their ability to enforce it— enforce it. we will take a short break, _ enforce it. we will take a short break, and - enforce it. we will take a i short break, and afterwards we will talk about the us election and i will sho

the feeling, justin, don't see her. the feeling, justin. is — don't see her. if— don't see her. the feeling, justin, is if there _ don't see her. the feeling, justin, is if there was - don't see her. the feeling, justin, is if there was an i justin, is if there was an election today he would probably just election today he would probablyjust naked and there are signs that he's ahead now in wisconsin, it's very, very close in pennsylvania. and he's ahead in arizona, georgia and north carolina. what do you think would be the implication of that, another trump presidency, a second term? i would say, by the way, look at the betting markets and their is a lot— the betting markets and their is a lot of— the betting markets and their is a lot of money, that could be partisan supporters putting their— be partisan supporters putting their money where their mouth is, couldn't it? no—one really knows— is, couldn't it? no—one really knows because it's not exactly a campaign is focused on the issues, — a campaign is focused on the issues, as— a campaign is focused on the i

i'm here with the one and only justin timberlake. -- >> i feel like i have to say something that i say every time that i come here. >> jimmy: what? >> best band. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] well, that's why we love having you here. we both -- >> it's just a fact, baby. >> jimmy: we love music -- >> it's just a fact. >> jimmy: -- and love -- dude, this is where the champions go. >> it's where champions go. so, before the show, we were -- we were trying to come up with a new slogan -- >> jimmy: yeah, "it's where champions go." >> -- for "the tonight show -- where champions go." what do you guys think? >> jimmy: that's right, that's correct. >> what do you think? [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: it's great. they love it. [ cheers and applause ] look, you and i both love -- >> and then you said it in the monologue. >> jimmy: you and i both love music. >> yes. >> jimmy: you and i both love music. everyone think -- when they think of me, they think music. >> yep. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and i thought it'd be -- i thought tonig

justin trudeau there. of the tensions _ canada. justin trudeau there. there. of the tensions come down i canada. justin trudeau there. | of the tensions come down to the killing of this man, a sikh man was killed in canada last year. he was a part of the movement of something strongly opposed by the indian government. canada poss was government. canada poss was government accused indian officials of being involved in that. the foreign ministry spokesperson said... in another development today, the us is charged a former indian intelligence officer of allegedly directing a foiled plot to murder a prominent sikh separatists in new york. it's the first time that they have been directly implicated in this way. to discuss all this developments, let us speak to jeff, a former general of canada in hong kong and the ceo of the asia pacific foundation. first of all, where do you see things at the moment, i would assume you have more of a canada perspective on this but how better relations between india and canada —— bad relations? india and canada -- bad relatio

here's justin hartley in "tracker."ding to bobby. locked. >> let me. i'm faster and better. >> okay. >> my mother taught me, actually. [ door slams ] >> huh! how to pick locks? ♪ >> and other stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. [ cheers and applause ] justin hartley, everybody. "tracker" airs sundays on cbs. it's also available on paramount plus. justin and i are doing something fun after the break. stick around, we're playing a a game. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living. it is reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal infections, which may become life-threa

it was justin f. case, honorable justin f. case-- just in case. did he believe it? yeah. he believed it to a point. but then he threw it back at me after looking at it for about five minutes. said no, they'll just take it back. andrea canning (voiceover): marshburn thought that wasn't exactly the reaction of an innocent man. now he was fully convinced nick holbert had killed kelli. but he needed to get holbert to reveal where he buried her body. how can i be his friend? and i had to do some things, say some crap that i just didn't believe, but i had to do it to play the part. andrea canning (voiceover): marshburn bought holbert countless meals, beers, even hired him to do odd jobs, slowly becoming a bff, or maybe more of a frenemy. but marshburn said he paid a high price, as he practically abandoned his wife and young son. i didn't do any family stuff. if we were eating somewhere and nick picked up the phone and called and said, hey, i need cigarettes, man, i need some money, i'd get up and i'd leave. and i'd go straight to him and do what i had to do and come back. were

justin.lk about igniting - first, i think. justin. you talk about igniting a - first, i think. justin. you j talk about igniting a new industrial revolution here and the north of england, but this money and this project is a new, is it? the tories announced 20 million for —— 20 billion for a scheme that is out of the same is this a year ago? out of the same is this a year auo? ., , out of the same is this a year am? .,y out of the same is this a year ao? .,y , ago? the tory spoke about this, but they didn't _ ago? the tory spoke about this, but they didn't do _ ago? the tory spoke about this, but they didn't do any _ ago? the tory spoke about this, but they didn't do any of - ago? the tory spoke about this, but they didn't do any of the - but they didn't do any of the agreements, didn't put the money aside. that is the big change, and this is the big political divide, between invest or decline. we have had the decline bit for 14 years. we were elected in for change, and the changes investment

i'm justine waldman. these would-be burglars smashed into a popular union square store. >> but they were not able to steal anything this afternoon. police are still searching for the people who got away, but they did leave behind a very critical piece of evidence. kron four's terisa sasso joins us now from the newsroom with details here. just another headline grabbing incident at union square, but they didn't get away with anything. >> didn't get away with anything. now union square has been the site of several high-profile crimes in the past years, including the shooting of of forty-niners player. however, the latest statistics actually show that the popular shopping area is safer than in times past. smash but no grab, at least not this time around. 04:00am monday. san francisco police say that officers patrolling union square saw this car ram into the louis baton store on gary street unsuccessful. the suspect drove off in 2 getaway cars. >> from like the national news and what i hear about san francisco

i'm justine waldman.nt doors of a union square business have been busted into police say someone. >> drove a car right through them. kron 4 s michael thomas spoke with shoppers in that area and has the latest. >> a san francisco police say it was alexis that drove into the front of this. leave it on store union square mall know merchandise was taken. you can see there's still a lot of damage that was done. slew of it on store sits at the corner gary and stopped it in union square right next to macy's. san francisco pd says the lexus rammed into the store at around 4.30 monday morning. and thankfully no merchandise was taken. >> as police were patrolling nearby and were on the scene within seconds, causing those criminals to flee the scene in all directions. this all comes just 2 weeks after that. your story, union square was burglarized and months ago. forty-niners player was shot here. staying in union square. scene from idaho say, well, it was a sad scene to wake up to. they haven't felt unsafe in the c

because justin google has to be made more bang politics. i the correspond to do an export receipt from durham to you don't think you need in bolivar as 338 states. now, the form of government a bomb didn't need 170 seats. that will give them a majority. were total the ones with the axes, so he needed outside support and he got that outside support from a state college. i was need judge needs to 91 whose body the new democratic party has 25 seats. and i really like just google has be done. seems to do all different needs. yeah, yeah. i love how, how you, how you tell true to, to stop playing well bang politics. i think that's a really, really good comment. listen, don't take too much faith, intruder. oh, it is feckless golf when you may remember was it 20? 23. the g 20 in india, the canadian prime minister refuse to get off his airplane. they said his airplane was having technical problems. everyone else that he was so cooked up, he was so high on cocaine. he was too terrified to get off the plane and join the summit. so it doesn't take too

how do you do that justin, _ dragged into this.to this. how do you do that justin, looking at - dragged into this. how do you do that justin, looking at the l do thatjustin, looking at the last year, only by reading has joined an exercise against the houthis, thejordanians short houthis, the jordanians short on houthis, thejordanians short on one of the iranian missiles that flew overhead in april, and egypt have breath —— they have not offered refugee status of the guys who entered egypt, so the position of the arab states don't look at the —— cohesive, they accuse israel of not having a strategy, do they? it is difficult, they are caught— it is difficult, they are caught between- it is difficult, they are caught between the l it is difficult, they are - caught between the multiple drivers. _ caught between the multiple drivers, reviewing _ caught between the multiple drivers, reviewing the - caught between the multiple i drivers, reviewing the streets, the pro—palestinian— drivers, reviewing the streets, the pro—palestinian view-

justine, back to you. thank you. happening tomorrow, the for more in dublin will receive money to improve transit and public safety. congressman mark to saulnier. >> secured this federal money for 15 projects in contra costa and alameda counties just on will present the money to the livermore our valley transit. so it can add some extra hydrogen filling tanks to support 0 emission buses. dublin will use the money to increase community safety for cameras near public parks and schools. today barked is installing some new fare gates at the montgomery station in san francisco. this project is going take about 2 weeks. the video that we're looking at here, as for previous project that a different station this week, bart is installing these new gates at the coliseum and powell stations. goal is to stop fare evasion. part months to have all these upgrades 50 stations by the end of 2025. >> then since we don't have a house right now, this is where we stand side to side to make it an out right here. >> still ahead, pushback f

justin fields has played well.tered most, took his team down the field and's up all the clock. it was a perfect drive. >> mike: they moved the ball much better than the steelers did tonight. 7 seconds to go. pickens. back to the center. frazier. freiemuth, over the head pass, intended for mccormick is recovered by dallas. and the cowboys win. pickens will have a flag thrown here. jourdan lewis is going after him with good reason. a great job by the officials to defuse something there. in the super bowl, it was pittsburgh versus green bay, was mccarthy then and he gets the win tonight. both these teams are 3-2. >> cris: what the heck's going on? you have to go through the standings to try and figure it all out. >> mike: it is monday, and i'm doing exactly that right now. for those of you who love football, this day started at 9:30 a.m. with the vikings and

you know, you have evanescence in the top 10 at the same time that justin timberlake was. - [kristen]hat boomers and generation x say about millennial music. that it was disposable. we don't care. to us it was everything, literally everything. it was eclectic. and the way we discovered it and listened to it, changed music for everyone. (dramatic music) (clicking sound) (internet dial tone beeps) - we were a generation that grew up on the internet. we had way more avenues for music discovery than before. we started to explore music through music piracy. (dramatic music) - you'd easily spend hours and you would just download and download. that really transformed my taste growing up. - i found so many bands that i didn't have access to before. - we were tired of paying $15 to $20 for a cd and we only really want one or two songs off of it. (dramatic music) - there's no question napster affected the record industry and it was a negative effect in a lot of ways, but not for me. my records came out on a small label. it had limited distribution. if you had found out about my band, there wasn

i'm justine waldman. a years long debate will be settled next week and what some are calling one of the most controversial measures on the san francisco ballot. >> if approved, prop k would lay the groundwork for making the great highway a permanent park. >> today, those who oppose this measure spoke out kron 4 charles clifford has the latest. >> right now traffic is allowed to travel on the upper great highway during the week. but on weekends, that same stretch of roadway becomes a park. proposition k asks voters if they want to make the upper great highway a permanent wednesday, opponents of the plan were speaking out. on wednesday. opponents of prop k rallied in golden gate park calling on voters to stop the measure. they believe the closing the great highway permanently would increase traffic in the nearby neighborhoods. and along the always congested 19th avenue. what is your concern about if prop k passes traffic safety? the cars all percolate down to my street and the other streets in the abbvie's

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and it's justin in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london, england.t is such a big question, isn't it, whether or not the american election is affecting the events in the middle east, and vice versa, whether they will affect the outcome of the election? and a fascinating one, i think, because we often say that foreign policy doesn't really impact on us elections. but i wonder if this is creating enough background noise that it will get into people's heads. i don't think anyone�*s going to go to the ballot box thinking, you know, i do or do not agree with the administration's policy on precisely the two—state solution between israel and palestine. but i do think it creates an atmosphere that will influence people's thinking. so, if we're answering that question first — do events in the middle east affect the american election — before we get to looking at it the other way around, i think they do. i mean, the classic sort of conventional answer is they don't because americans don't care about abroad very much. and very few americans, let's be frank, wou

but apparently, all of that is beyond justin. true though, his son, all those indian squabbling is now playing out right here in town because our government said, hey, come on in, bring all your complex with you because yay diversity. i'm surprised to go hasn't offer them caliphate of their own right here in canada. yeah. or that they haven't tried to take why maybe that's for later. why is the ring leaders of this movement? hardy say new jar was done down in june of 2023, and a suburb not far from where i'm sitting right now. here in vancouver and canadian authorities have been acting like this for fallen angel who tried to defraud his way into canada for years before i finally succeeded, i could only have had a single enemy, and that's the indian high commissioner to canada. that has tried to implicate this high commissioner in the crime along with members of his team. now back in india, suggesting that they got someone, some low level criminal to off the sky without even getting any more details beyond that. but just dropping

justin crump, ceo at sibylline.ve director of the aspen security forum and a former us state department official, and lord kim darroch, former uk ambassador to the us. it isa it is a great panel, we will get them all in the next hour. first, the latest bbc news. services and commemorations have been taking place for the 1,200 israelis killed and more than 250 taken hostage, in the hamas attacks, exactly one year ago. a minute's silence was held. world leaders have also been marking the day. president biden lit a ceremonial candle in the white house and said the us was committed to israel's security and too many civilians have suffered too much in this era of conflict. the british prime minister sir keir starmer said that october the 7th was the darkest day injewish history since the holocaust. there were rockets fired at israel today from both lebanon. in an address to the nation today, prime minister netanyahu vowed to stop such an attack ever happening again. in other news, four pupils are being treated in hospita

on love is blind is the first group before their justin timberlake push a tie brian cox and lady gaga is dui related okay. wait, now, remember how this game always goes. so it's always like this. push it, tie old man and lady gaga have played people who got duis know justin timberlake actually got a dui. it did i do it just did i add one went out as lady gaga brian cox push a tie and justin timberlake have all song the mcdonald's. >> and 11 at geno where no brian cox has mcdonald's money while the olin junk food, lady gaga has endorsed what it was orioles they looked like. they were made out of play-doh how do we have any clips? >> are brian cox seeing? and i'm loving it. >> i can hear it like i can read up original justin timberlake i'm loving it track with his brother, no malice from the eclipse and push her also claims to have actually written the famous hook for bonus points. what other fast-food jingle does push a t, have a songwriting credit on plot but i? >> was going to get really you guys have gone back to my era wendy's. >> wants a wendy's song. >> come on down to a wendy's

i'm justine waldman. there is this blistering attack today against the current alameda county district attorney. >> pamela price today, her predecessor, nancy o'malley, announced that she is backing the recall against pamela price. and this afternoon, price has responded. kron four's terisa stasko joins us now from the newsroom with our top story. thanks for being here. i in a blistering attack today against a current alameda county da. now da nancy o malley just announcing this morning that she is going to be joining forces to support the recall. >> and of course, now going at it is going to be pamela price and she is blasting at o'malley. >> herself to not be. even appropriate, not holding back. nancy o'malley was the alameda county da for 8 years. she also worked in the da's office for nearly 4 decades. and now she is launching a scathing critique of her successor, alameda county da pamela price saying that she is supporting the recall of price. she did not honest. she attacks people. >> she now appare

thanks, justine. today at 4 as tensions rise in the middle east. >> barry, a jewish communities are on edge as they ready to celebrate the jewish high holiday of rosh hashanah. >> plus, it is day 3 for this brutal heat wave gripping the bay. we'll break down what to expect over the next several days. and remember, you can always stream kron for news on your tv for free within. kron on app available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung tv. also stream cut corners on the go with kron 4 mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 dot com. so many options. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 is next. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the

killing of our color. donnie separators, things canada new delhi says the claims that just deployed justin true i was using for the political also an empire state of mind. u. k tory leadership content up to its former colonies should be grateful for the legacy britain left behind and they should stop complaining, uninstalled, demanding reparation. the breaking the mainstream narrative was, as we do live, problem most go. it's always your news on filled with here or not. so the main stream narrative on the north stream sabotage, it never had any legs and the 1st place it continues to fall apart. and also that you as prime minister highlighted to the picture this being painted of quote, drunk ukrainians bombing. it just doesn't add up saying that discussion about who's responsible has been buried and the public has simply been sold a pack of lies. i didn't sit so watch, mr. fitz. so what's your position on north stream? do you believe in ukrainian submarine villains? first, we asked to blew up critical infrastructure and destroyed, you know, there was that, and then we refused to talk about

she says she told me last week she said justin, i want to make sure that voters know where i stand on the issues just because i'm a black woman does not mean that i have earned all black votes. and that is something that i really want to drive home. the polls can say whatever they want, but i want people to understand that just because i'm a black woman does not mean that i automatically get that vote. i think two, you're seeing it with millennials? that is, who we serve at the shade room. millennials, black millennials, even the younger generation really important voting bloc. >> yeah, you know, you heard maxwell frost earlier in the week who said you know, the younger of voters, they're looking for a vibe. >> yes, they may not be as looking and parsing out the policy promises, but instead they're there they're looking for vibe. do you think these two candidates are aware of that? and they're making adjustments accordingly at it on the head there looking for via we are not our grandmothers. our grandfathers. we are not are older. we're not even our parents. we are looking for a candi

justine greening is a former conservative mp.case of election interference? or is this more about donald trump, well, in the words of a guest earlier on the words of a guest earlier on the programme, who described it as performative process for mr trump campaigning about perceived grievances? well, i think it will— perceived grievances? well, i think it will be _ perceived grievances? well, i think it will be for _ perceived grievances? well, i think it will be for the - think it will be for the federal election commission to take the ruling. but it looks like it's just normal volunteering with people chipping in to make sure it doesn't cost any more than it really needs to in terms of providing accommodation, so i think it underlinesjust providing accommodation, so i think it underlines just how close the presidential election will be. it may turn on just a few votes, literally. so i think what you see is the republicans probably trying to use anything they can do to get an advantage, but certainly british politicians going over

we will do those songs that we mentioned, justin, and if justin doesn't get it right, he gets fired. >> medical emergencies. trump handles that in trumpian fashion, relatively well, but he is clearly agitated. whenever trump starts throwing a temper tantrum, his aides have a plan to soothe and calm him. we know this from his former press secretary who share details in her book. when he was in a bad mood or a scary rage, we'd send for a staffer he referred to as the music man. the staffer would play music to distract or calm him down. it was like soothing the savage beast. go get the music man, trump would say when he got bored with whoever or whatever he was dealing with or felt the rage coming on and someone would fetch them quickly. the new york times identified him as max miller, now a congressman from ohio. trump's new music man, justin, sure was busy last night. trump at that point abandoned the rally entirely. no questions, no speech, no policy. instead, for nearly an hour, trump, noem and everyone else sort of stood around while in aid to scribbled the names of trump's comfort

i remember once on xtra factor, we had justin bieber, and i commented, because liam had very similar the because liam had very similar hairat the time, because liam had very similar hair at the time, they looked very similar, i made him come on the show and he was very shy, justin bieber was massive at that time. afterwards, i said, you will be as big as him one day. he was actually really sort of bashful and embarrassed. obviously, that did happen. but basically if you think that he was 14 when his journey started, so you think that he was 14 when hisjourney started, so he you think that he was 14 when his journey started, so he was 31... over half of his lifetime. it is such a pressured situation to grow up with that level of fame. human beings, our brains do not mature until we are 25. with global media and just the globalisation of everything, it is very hard to live a normal lifestyle. it is very hard to live a normal lifestyle-— lifestyle. it is important... we cannot _ lifestyle. it is important... we cannot forget - lifestyle. it is important... we cannot forget just - lifest

but for now, we'll send things over to live in the bay. >> hey, thanks, justine. we have an incredible show coming up today on live in the bay. it is almost halloween. we have some must have halloween fines for you. yeah. and as the weather cools down, we're getting this contest as you transition your summer routine into fall and winter dr set. the is here. he's given up all the

on love is blind is the first group before justin timberlake push a t. brian cox and lady gaga is dui related okay. >> wait, now, remember how this game always goes so it's always like this. >> push it t, old man and lady gaga have played people who got duis justin timberlake actually got a dui. did i do it? just did i add one? the one out as lady gaga? brian cox push a tie and justin timberlake have all song the mcdonald's, i'm lebanon, jing know where no way brian cox has mcdonald's money while the olin junk food, lady gaga has endorsed what it those orioles they looked like. they were made out of plato how do we have any eclipse or brian cox seeing? >> and i'm loving it. >> i can hear it like i can reopen now push a t appears on the original justin timberlake i'm loving it track with his brother, no malice from the clips and push her also claims to have actually written the famous hook for bonus points. what other fast-food jingle does push a t have a songwriting credit on plot i was going to get it really you guys have gone back to my era wendy's. we

the 2 i'm justine waltman. help is on the way for the city of antioch this week. >> the city council approved up to a half a million dollars to fund extra police patrols the city struggles with low police staffing and gang violence. kron four's philippe djegal reports the patrols are going to come from outside agencies. >> the antioch city council has authorized its new city manager bessie scott to enter into agreements with neighboring law enforcement agencies to help patrol city streets. was the council vote on it? it was tired. officer is a dangerous officer. putting more boots on the ground. >> that may be necessary. however, we don't want to overwork. >> our staff, the council's unanimous approval tuesday night allocates up to $500,000 to fund the violence reduction initiative. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says outside officers will make $200 an hour to help a police force depleted over the years by federal and county investigations crackdown on gang violence that resulted in more than a dozen shootings la

leisure justin. and now we'll talk about the heat wave looking outside here across the golden gate bridge. if you liked yesterday, you like today, if you didn't like yesterday here, probably like today. it's too hot for something that is true. yeah, it is. it's really dangerous. heat inland. i mean, you know, nothing to make light of really frankly, because it's getting up to some numbers that really concerned me. lots of sunshine out there. that's for sure. as we take a live look around the bay area, barely a cloud in the sky, right? and here is what highs are yesterday. we got to 105, in sandra fell 103, in concord and livermore 102, in santa rosa, 100 and san jose. and you can see even oakland get up to 97 degrees. and san francisco talking downtown san francisco got up to 90 4 degrees that we did have a few records out there. and sandra fell as one of them beating a record from 1980. you can see santa rosa tied a record from 1980, obviously very hot. your can't field hit 100 degrees yesterday. re

justin rowlatt, bbc news. our correspondent nicky schiller is in south—eastern spain and sent this update. i am in valencia, 15 minutes from the airport and this is a children's play area and you can see it has been destroyed by the flood. the mud is really thick and the whole area has been covered with bamboo. the locals say that on wednesday morning the water was deeper than i am tall, which is around two metres. and it is notjust the bamboo that you can see but also big blocks of concrete have been moved by the force of this water. trees have been uprooted and you can also see here that there are six cars that have been damaged in this flooding. they have got their windscreens knocked out and this is a scene that is happening all across this area where cars have been damaged, property has been damaged and locals are having to clear up. this area, when we were driving here and it took us about 1.5 hours to do what should be a 15—minute journey. the actual roads were quite clear and you could not see that the

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but, justin, you wrote it with betsy stevenson on your side and you had comb on your side.d forth we didn't write it together. it was fun had a surprisingly good time doing it. >> what did we -- justin, if you could pick one thing that you -- since we're all coming together some day, what did you come -- is there any agreement anywhere, maybe we have to -- we all agree we need some good growth to try to help with the deficit or the debt, the total debt. at least agree on that, justin >> i think it is enormous agreement across -- somebody invited jay to help me here emphasize the huge agreement so, let me start with something i think neither of us said but we probably both felt, which is this is the most depressing economic policy debate before an election in my lifetime. there was a time when candidates were put out very serious and detailed proposals, a time they meant it, a time they addressed things like the public debt, a time they hoped that the math would add up there was a time when they remembered their policies well enough they didn't have to be written on the scre

i'm justine waldman. just days after this fire burned the oakland hills, the caldor fire is now 90% contained. >> 2 homes were damaged by this wildfire. about a dozen more are threatened. now the evacuation orders have been lifted and residents are returning home after spending the weekend away. kron four's terisa stasko joins us now live from oakland. she has the latest. thanks for joining us. teresa. >> i in a big sigh of relief out here can we are just off of keller avenue and mountain boulevard and oakland and we are joined by the oakland spokesperson. they opened fire spokesperson michael hunt. michael, this has been quite the efforts of a lot of residents very concerned for the past couple of days. it's been. just an incredible situation. tell me where we're at now. >> so today we are. this is technically day 4 of this operation. this started around one 30 on friday with. a quickly escalating wind-driven fire. it started just off of 5.80, around one, 30 pm. and we've obviously had the red flag warni

>> who is justin towns earl. very sadly -- he was a folk singer, a son of steve earl, and he had died about a month before we left on this trip. or let's see, did i get that right? yeah, i think it was about a month before we left on the trip. but my wife laurie and i met at a concert of his. that's the backdrop. in terms of whether -- i think the question was whether or not i left more optimistic or pessimistic of the country? i agree with you that a lost america or a fallen america has always been a part of our story, in some ways that's what make america great again taps into. that's not a new sentiment. people have been saying make america great again for more than 100 years. but i came away very optimistic, or feeling very -- the trip was very affirming for me. and one of the reasons was because of the resilience. people expressed, or sorry, the faith in the resilience of the country that people expressed. so i asked people all along the route two questions. one is, what are you most worried about for the fu

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justin lampson got the start at he was held to just 103 passing yards. he was sacked 5 times.ginia tech wins this one. big 31 to 17 cities, guys that little farther down. 101 the san jose state spartans 3, 1, trying beat nevada. this was almost 100 degrees for this game. smart to put the opponent on the sunny side line. what a great finish. this was 4th quarter spartans down 3 nick nash. you might be the best receiver in the nation but he can throw it to finds jabari bates on the trick play for the go-ahead score. national also had a receiving td. and as we take another look, the double pass. and it's 35. 31 san jose state. now the defense trying to hang on in the final seconds, 4th and 6 for nevada from the spartans. 29, brendon lewis to the end zone intercepted by robert rahimi that seals it san jose state gets to 4 and won. 35 to 31 is your final. who's ready for basketball season? the warriors opening their preseason slate against the clippers today in hawaii playing at the stan sheriff center in honolulu, home of the university hawaii rainbow warriors. maybe that gives th

justin: you get my point, right? if you are going to boycott 76% of the s&p 500 you are not going to live a very interesting life. all of you with iphones, throw it away. all of you with an android, throw it away. does anybody have a phone? i don't want to be a debbie downer, but that is the reality. let me give you what this looks like in real life, one example. boeing. have they been in the headlines lately? anyone seen anything with boeing? are they doing well? no. there is two astronauts that went up to the international space station on the boeing starliner. it was supposed to be a days. they are going to be there eight months. this makes gilligan's island look like, you know, a lunch to work, ok? so, how did they pay their executives? what is wrong with corporate america? they pay their executives on five metrics. two of them are product safety, quality, and stability. one of them is employee safety. and then the last two? dei and sustainability. these are equally-weighted metrics. this means boeing cares as mu

his name is justin carter. he's a podcast host and also an investigative reporter for the shade room. that's a website that focuses on celebrity the politics and trending news and predominantly focused on the african american community, adjusted great to have you thanks for joining us today. the vice president has been really leaning in, as you know, on star power in recent weeks up beyond, say, willie nelson joined her last night in texas. bruce springsteen campaigned with her a few days ago in georgia. obviously obama. >> justin, how much do you think these celebrities really matter to voters? >> what are you hearing yeah, and rahel, thank you so much for having me have been following us since you're philly days i'm from philly myself, so it's so good to hear your voice yes. >> yes. yes the million dollar question is, will the celebrity the star power, move the needle forward? and i think it definitely gets people's ears perked up, especially those younger voters beyonce and kelly. hello, i mean star power, t

justin mcgill, i'm the mother to release the financing to either him that are on the road. and it's so much little ocean. well them procedures going to be moved to bowers. i'm gonna sit or not split them huge companies with those checks in their state police whose opinions? shapiro, the so suddenly the boy lived in years with no way most shooting. curtis, the india became independent on the 15th of august. 1947 was we were moving towards independence of india, but was so moving towards the partition of india that was 10 the legacy of the british when they were here in india, as rulers. because one of the things they did was divide andrew. so they did create a kind of schism between the hindus and the most slims was they were ruling this country. and that meant that the british folks did, they could no longer control the situation they brought in mount baton and he was the last viceroy of india and he needed to do something. and he thought that partition was the only way out. so then he brought in the judge from the u. k. cord subaru, civil radcliffe, who came in with never

our climate editor, justin rowlatt, is in cheshire. justin, what did we hear today?tion in the north. this is what national renewal inaction looks like is what the prime minister said. the government is presenting this as a win—win, boosting the economy, ring investment and skilled jobs to places like cheshire, and also helping the uk tackle climate change by reducing emissions, but not everybody is as enthusiastic about carbon capture and storage as the government. the government brought out the big guns today, a top—level political trifecta of the prime minister, the chancellor of the exchequer and the energy secretary. it is evidence of how important the government thinks this announcement is. carbon capture is a race that we can win. the uk continental shelf holds a third of the exploitable carbon storage space in all of europe. just think about that. our geology, a third of everything that we have in europe. huge potential for our country, for the jobs of the future. he chose to announce the investment in a glass factory, the kind of hard—to—decarbonise industry

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