what happened to deedee keller? she toll her friend cindy she was going out with her new boyfriend and no one had heard from her since. her children were worried and an investigation was about to be launched. here again is josh mank wits. >>> on a sun splashed sunday on l.a.'s south bay, clouds were rolling in over one household. it was july 2004. el segundo real estate agent known to the world as deedee keller was missing. her son mike had gone to her home when she was missing for three days. the biggest red flag, her dog left without food or water. >> what did you think happened? >> i didn't know at that point. i just knew something was very, very wrong. mike called his mom's best friends. cindy who had last spoke ton deedee three days before as she prepared for a date rushed to the house. >> you could tell the dogs had been running around for days, but the way the tv was on and the way the shades were, i felt like thursday night had never ended. i felt like friday morning never came. >> cindy immediately called h

keller proactively put a hold on the release of their d.b.i. addendum. i wasn't going to show all of these details, but i'll just quickly scroll down to show that he sent this as a follow up, indicating what was going to be required after the site meeting, so this is -- i don't know if that's visible, but that's just an e-mail from our inspector, mr. keller, with all of the requirements that was required. additionally, as noted, he contacted d.b.i. to notify them that he was placing a hold on the project for ten months prior to releasing the hold to ensure that all of the necessary paperwork was submitted. so i think that it's clear we weren't giving them favorable treatment, we were holding them to the necessary documents in order to issue the permit. and then lastly, mr. carnes indicates that we failed to notify the public when we did not show or announce on the trees on the removals notification page. so it's correct that we had an error initially on the tree removals notification page in december, which i will note was a brand-new notification proces

i will post this just to you, mayor keller. can you speak to what progress has been made in closing the digital divide in your state? understating competing boundaries and budgets. this is a place where there must be a since of urgency. -- a sense of urgency. the digital divide again. you are muted. there you go. >> this is a good example. even with what she said about where we have these cracks in the system shared what kurt -- in the system. what corona has done is made them gaping fissures. we have outfitted city vans with wi-fi. we go park that at parks in different neighborhoods where we know there is not good wi-fi. we provide remote wi-fi for free. you just have to get near the van. the challenge is, people are still in their car. it is helpful for downloading and uploading, but nobody wants to sit there all day in their car. it is one thing we have tried. we have 90 vehicles doing this all over the city. they can move, which is great. we move them based on usage and demand. the other aspect of this is making sure that a

keller proactively put a hold on the release of their d.b.i. addendum. i wasn't going to show all of these details, but i'll just quickly scroll down to show that he sent this as a follow up, indicating what was going to be required after the site meeting, so this is -- i don't know if that's visible, but that's just an e-mail from our inspector, mr. keller, with all of the requirements that was required. additionally, as noted, he contacted d.b.i. to notify them that he was placing a hold on the project for ten months prior to releasing the hold to ensure that all of the necessary paperwork was submitted. so i think that it's clear we weren't giving them favorable treatment, we were holding them to the necessary documents in order to issue the permit. and then lastly, mr. carnes indicates that we failed to notify the public when we did not show or announce on the trees on the removals notification page. so it's correct that we had an error initially on the tree removals notification page in december, which i will note was a brand-new notification proces

the world, cover your ears here's how here the world, when she learns to read braille, i am helen keller this is my name, my name is helen and it says what is your name in the real braille alphabet is in the book, i love that helen keller never stops, each book is not about a person when they're bored but a moral lesson into me helen keller that says i will know no limitation or i will know no bounds, it is absolutely always always being curious, those are my answers, that's who i admire, abraham lincoln is the one, he is the one for me he's the one that lives up to the hype every time in his book he will always choose kindness and speak up for others. >> this is what it says, on the front, the most important part of the book is not what's on front, it's a moral lesson which would benefit in the book, it says i will always speak my mind and speak for others, that is something to aspire for kids and i will tell you in september we are doing i am george washington and there were doing i am james which i'm super excited to do. [applause] it's great, i will say this, and the house of secrets

keller proactively put a hold on the release of their d.b.i. addendum. i wasn't going to show all of these details, but i'll just quickly scroll down to show that he sent this as a follow up, indicating what was going to be required after the site meeting, so this is -- i don't know if that's visible, but that's just an e-mail from our inspector, mr. keller, with all of the requirements that was required. additionally, as noted, he contacted d.b.i. to notify them that he was placing a hold on the project for ten months prior to releasing the hold to ensure that all of the necessary paperwork was submitted. so i think that it's clear we weren't giving them favorable treatment, we were holding them to the necessary documents in order to issue the permit. and then lastly, mr. carnes indicates that we failed to notify the public when we did not show or announce on the trees on the removals notification page. so it's correct that we had an error initially on the tree removals notification page in december, which i will note was a brand-new notification proces

congressman fred keller on the committee joins us in the next hour. todd: the race to develop a vaccine for covid-19 nearing the homestretch. johnson & johnson adopting the largest ever vaccine trial. it begins next month, 60,000 people will be involved in that trial, double the number in similar trials. donald trump hopeful a vaccine will be ready by november. aren't we all? tim mcgraw surprised by special album. take a look. ♪ jillian: that is cute. that is awesome. celebrating mcgraw's new album release here on earth with a family listening party instead of the usual release party, writing in her heartfelt post, they listen to their albums with their daughter. 20 minutes until the top of your, tough talk against the president during the dnc. >> they have a coward in chief, joe biden would never that tyrants manipulate him like a puppet. todd: doctor rebecca grant breaks down the president's record on the world stage, looks different from fred keller. we will get that change. ♪ jillian: russian doctors say they found no evidence alexi v novalni was

on to this he's taking it means that we're going to do that anyway, pennsylvania congressman fred keller says congress should only look into this when the money from the president runs dry i think is little premature to have another bill in the president has an order out here to get things moving and it's premature to with the right amount beyond that might be keller says for now congress should focus on expanding broadband access to make telehealth more accessible. reporting in washington and these will john. >>should you delay your routine dental visit according to new guidelines from the world health organization, the answer is. yes. well because of the way covid-19 spreads new guidance from the world health organization urges that routine oral visits, you know like your checkups or cleanings and preventative care should actually be delayed infectious disease expert doctor yvonne maldonado says that while the world health organization has put out its updated guidelines, they're looking at the issue from a global perspective, we're certain areas might not have proper ppe. >>i'm really

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i am helen keller when she goes blind the pages of the book go black. this is how i see the world. cover your ears, here is i fear the world. and when she learns to read to put real braille in the kids book. sit fill these dots this is my name my name is helen. it says what is your name on the real braille alphabet is there in the book part i love it helen keller never stopped. each is not about a personal date when it's born but a moral lesson part and to me, helen keller says i will note no limitations or amelia ehrhardt says i have no or albert einstein always, always always be curious, those are my answers that's who i admire. abraham lincoln is the one part he is the one for me. he's one that lives up to the hype every time. his book as i will always choose kindness and i will always speak up for others. >> this is what it says but at on the front, the most important part of the book is not what is on the front. most important is the moral lesson. the front so right on the back pretty speak my mind i speak for others. that is something to aspire to for our kids. i will tell yo

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us is tim keller, the democratic mayor of albuquerque, new mexico. launched -- it also oversees youth connect. we also have a parent advisor. lead -- advocating for support of community-based organizations that support students. she is the single mother of three children and is also pursuing a degree in psychology. viewers, you can join the conversation. questions using the q&a box. governor eberst, i want to acknowledge the protests that in kenosha,g wisconsin. thankfully, the victim survived but we hear that he has been paralyzed from the waist down. governor, you have been supportive of the protests and you have called on legislators to have a special session to go over a package of bills that will address racial equity injustice. that legislation was stalled. telus us governor how that happened and walk us through what those bills would include. you are muted. gov. evers: how's that? describing the horrible, horrific situation we have in kenosha, wisconsin. something that the black community in wisconsin and across the country has been facing for

tonight, check out this video, it shows the fire coming dangerously close along interstate 580 near the keller avenue exit westbound lane. flames broke out at about 6 this evening. and it was a scary situation for some drivers. all lanes are back open again tonight. >>> this video is just into the newsroom, it shows the flames from the cz you august lightning complex creeping near a neighborhood in booty dune. we also saw a dozen firetrucks rushing to the fire lines. the fire has burned 25,000 acres and a 0% contained. cal fire just announced to first responders had been injured in the fire fight. >>> also tonight governor newsom says resources to fight wildfires across california are stretched thin. governors in nevada, arizona and texas have agreed to send cruise to california to assist but the extreme heat wave in the west is hindering the call from mutual aid. in colorado, firefighters are up against the second largest fire in the states history.>> san francisco is expected to get off the coronavirus watchlist tomorrow. the first bay area county to do so. businesses have been waiting for t

near the keller avenue exit. flames broke out around 6:00 and it was an uneasy situation for drivers for about 90 minutes. >>> senator keit do has formally accepted the nomination for vice president. here is what supporters had to say during the 30 third night of the convention. >> she made history becoming the first woman of color on a major party's presidential ticket. >> i accept your nomination for vice president of the united states of america. >> the senator delivered her speech remotely, from the stage near running mate's joe biden's home. >> we have a president who turns our tragedies into political weapons. joe will be a president who turns our challenges into purpose. >> the third night of the virtual convention featured many of the female leaders of the party. >> they can win by 3 million votes and still lose. take it from me. >> the biggest star, barack obama, also spoke. >> president donald trump has not grown into the job because he cannot. the consequences of that failure are severe. >> president d

this he's taking that money is that we're going to do that anyway, pennsylvania congressman fred keller says congress should only look into this when the money from the president runs dry i think it's a little premature to have another go in the president has in order to get things moving and it's premature to with the right amount beyond that might be keller says for now congress should focus on expanding broadband access to make telehealth more accessible. reporting in washington, i'm easel job. >>in marion county health officials are telling your kids and parents get outside and play some sports all explain all about that. despite. >>covid-19 and tell you all >>covid-19 and tell you all about that when the great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>good morning welcome back we're waiting for the opening bell on wall as us stock futures

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the individual components is not an identity so we're looking for alternatives to chemical weed keller's the advantage of this system is that it's not a blanket effect unlike with chemicals that kill entire classes of plants and because we actually target each individual plant you could even decide you only want to kill the weights that are competing in the immediate vicinity of the crop plant say within a 10 or 15 centimeters radius and you let the rest go on growing it is vital. unlike in farming lasers have been used for years in the steel industry shipyards for example use huge cutting machines with lasers that can slice through thick steel with a high precision cuts here the highly concentrated focused light is melting through this 2 and a half centimeter thick steel plate. the instrument can cut through thinner sheets of steel even more quickly lasers are not only very precise the power dosage can also be adjusted exactly for this precision set laser can even carve a word into the head of a match without setting it alight and graving without igniting. pretty cool. and their high pr

yet edison also sought to prove his wonderful new toy worked on a human convicted murderer william keller was the lucky contestant come on down after they exact him the creator of the electric chair arthur southwick which edison helped fund spoke to the crowd just as southwick announced this is the culmination of 10 years' work and study we live in a higher civilization today everyone noticed that killer was still alive welcome to higher civilization please ignore the stench of burning hair that's also what it says outside the oval office. and anyway we basically don't use the electric chair anymore now we use the highly civilized lethal injection there's only one problem we can't get our hands on the drugs to murder people because there's an e.u. export ban on the lethal injection drugs we need the countries that manufacture the drugs don't want them used for our goddamn barbaric medieval experiments in human indecency but the trouble ministration will not be detail are just these recent federal executions mark to call the nation of a 3 year campaign to line up a secret supply chain to m

hundreds of people marched to the police station demanding justice for mr keller in a situation escalated towards evening with clashes breaking out and a riot police moving in police have promised to investigate the deadly shooting which has been condemned by the american civil liberties union as horrific the case follows months long protests over alleged racial injustice and police brutality full of the death of george florida minneapolis we discussed the case with journalist daniel. there's every reason for suspicion that the police overreacted there's a consistent pattern of tally blacks are treated very badly by the criminal justice system it's a very bad racial situation that's and only getting worse not to justify the officers actions trigger happy actions as well in any way but do you think running from armed police officers is ever a good idea people are afraid of the police black people are afraid of the police with good reason they're afraid that if they out that they surrender to the police they will be killed the months of b.l.m. protests in the wake of the george floyd killin

also with us is tim keller, the democratic mayor of albuquerque, new mexico. his office launched -- [inaudible] it also oversees youth connect. [inaudible] and

yet edison also sought to prove his wonderful new toy worked on a human convicted murderer william keller was the lucky contestant come on down after they exact him the creator of the electric chair arthur southwick which edison helped fund spoke to the crowd just as southwick announced this is the culmination of 10 years' work and study we live in a higher civilization today everyone noticed that killer was still alive welcomed a higher civilization please ignore the stench of burning hair that's also what it says outside the oval office. and anyway we basically don't use the electric chair anymore now we use the highly civilized lethal injection there's only one problem we can't get our hands on the drugs to murder people because there's an e.u. export ban on the lethal injection drugs we need in the country that manufacture the drugs don't want them used for our goddamn barbaric medieval experiments in human indecency but the trouble ministration will not be detail it is these recent federal executions of mark to call the nation of a 3 year a campaign to line up a secret supply chain t

. >> hey, david, my name is haley keller. >> a member of their team with us, too. >> now that they'reter able to see our faces, we're able to judge, okay, yes, they are reacting to our smiles, they are trying to mimic us. >> and tonight, we are happy to report here that after four months in the hospital, baby amara has been given the all clear. she is coming home this wednesday. safe trip home, amara. and thanks to that medical team for taking such good care of her. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. >>> building a better bay area, for a safe and secure future. t

it is spectacular to be different i and helen keller she goes blind the pages in the book goes black. cover the on - - your ears and then we put real braille into the book. this is my name. my name is helen. what is your name? the real braille alphabet is there in the book. it's not about the date they are born but our moral lesson and she says i have no limitations it is always to be curious that sue i admire and abraham lincoln is the one for me living up to the height on - - the hype every time i will always choose kindness. >> the most important part of the book of the moral lesson i will always speak my mind and speak for others. in september we are doing i am george washington and i am jane goodall. [applause] i'm super excited i will tell you this in the house of secrets we do allied of benedict arnold the george washington i'm putting the cool stuff in the kids books. there is no cherry tree a whole page this is how he uses invisible ink and it 711 letter said we have to i said we totally have to invisible ink that is so cool. i know tell my editor. [laughter] when you get to

. >> hey, david, my name is haley keller. >> a member of their team with us, too. >> now that they'reter able to see our faces, we're able to judge, okay, yes, they are reacting to our smiles, they are trying to mimic us. >> and tonight, we are happy to report here that after four months in the hospital, baby amara has been given the all clear. she is coming home this wednesday. safe trip home, amara. and thanks to that medical team for taking such good care of her. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. business you're about to shop at or hire is covid i'm dion lim in petaluma with the certification company made to give you more peace of mind. >> perfect is rarely on the menu. people are doing their best under extraordinary circumstances. >> we're doing our best. is it enough? new data gives us reason to hope tonight. >>> some county supervisors are proposing to fine people up to $500 for not wearing a face covering. we'll have the details. "abc7 news" at 6:00 starts right now. >> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. >> that breaking news is the announcement that san jose's police c

todd: congressman fred keller will join us in the next hour to he respond to the democrats' outcry.n nature needs to let off a little steam these days. check this out, one of the largest geysers at yellow stone national park roaring back to live after six and-a-half years, shooting a column of steam up to nearly 200 feet in the air. a six year gap there. that was the longest since the 1980s. jillian: this sea lion isn't kitting around. the internet falling in love with the clever kitty drinking out of a water cooler, standing on the hind legs and pressing the water button for a drink. it has been seen more than 30,000 times. todd: katie and crystal good puns, even better considering this is a monday. really brought your a game with the puns. migrant caravans that once overwhelmed the borders subside. the key deterrent stopping those long journeys. jillian: the president's support among black voters jumping 9% during the rnc. what could be behind the sudden surge in support? that's next. ♪ we are national university and for 50 years we've been home. to the brave men and women who bui

near the keller avenue exit. flames broke out around 6:00. it was an uneasy situation for drivers for 90 minutes. >>> convicted golden state killer joseph will hear from some of his victims for the third day. he pleaded guilty to 13 murders and 13 rape charges. he is expected to be sentenced to life without parole. it turns out he may not be moving to a state prison right away. is a native order issued by governor newsom mae postponed his prison time. >>> new details on the closure of east bay park due to the fire area is now off-limits, including round valley, morgan territory, del valle, signal wilderness, and pleasanton bridge. shoreline parks are still open but the east bay regional park district is encouraging people not to use them because of poor air quality from the fires. there's more on that air quality and also the weather in the coming days. here is mary lee. >> so watching the hazy and smoky skies this morning, once again, air quality is unhealthy as we go through today and over the next several days due to all of the smoke from

david keller of stock charts.com. thank you for joining us.is bloomberg. ♪ well romaine: the somewhat -- the somewhat dormant treasury market looking up. treasuries falling for a fourth straight day. supply pressures weighing on investors. joining us right now, bloomberg intelligence strategist ira jersey. week the moves we saw this in the treasury market, they were kind of interesting. we had a 10 year sale in the u.s. that was met with decent demand. that is after you sell 10 year rates in the secondary market move up by more than 10 basis points over the last few days. we get a 30 year option tomorrow. what is the response by investors? >> i think there are two things happening. supply concerns. the treasury department is going to be issuing a lot of risk the next couple of months. announcemente that last week, people had to position for the possibility of significant amount of interest rate risk being added to the market by the treasury department. 10 year and 30 year yields sold off. the yield curve has steepened because of that. i think

congressman fred keller represents the keystone state, joins me live to weigh in.it's clear, biden is trying his best to flip this violence argument on the president. here's just more of what he said or what his campaign said, donald trump continues to fan the flames of division and encourage chaos in our cities, rather than trying to heal this country. on monday, joe biden will offer a different vision for a better future in joe biden's america. so congressman, how you do you answer the question, are you safe in donald trump's america? >> i feel very safe in pennsylvania and i think by the president going of out to kenosha it shows that he cares and he's actively looking for solutions. where the unrest is happening, not here, in a peaceful area of pennsylvania, so i feel very safe in pennsylvania. i think the keystone state is great. todd: meantime, house republicans calling on the doj to investigate who is funding a lot of the violence we are seeing across the country. i feel like we've heard this before. is this going to go anywhere? >> i don't know where that's

. >>> close to 60 firefighter fought to contain a fire near the keller avenue ramp. the fire jumped a front damage road causing seven spot fires to break out across the freeway. two stwrukts structures had mi. nearly 50 could have been threatened, so they deployed a lot of crews out of an abundance of caution. >>> the pilot of a firefightingg helicopter to due water drops died after the chopper crashed. it went down yesterday morning. it was fighting the fire burning on the west side of the county. the crash site is hilly and remoats. t the impact ignited a brush fire that has merged with the hills fire. >>> now let's talk about the coronavirus, unfortunately some milestones have been reached in the bay area's fight against the pandemic that are not too good. the bay area now has more than 75,000 diagnosed cases and coronavirus has claimed more than 1,000 lives. alameda is the local county with the most cases. pockets of good news especially in san francisco. it could actually come off the state's watch list as soon as today. and this would be the first bay area coun

>>the fire first reported at 5.80 and mountain blvd the right lanes of the west down 5.80 of keller avenue are blocked after that fast-moving fire escalated from 2 to 3 then 4 alarms meaning for far more fire crews were called in to help battle that flames. crews did remain on the scene and tonight are now cleaning up. >>an extended heat wave is continuing to fuel these flames tonight, so what can we expect as we move forward and as we. >>head into the overnight hours and first thing as you wake up in the morning. our live team coverage this wednesday continues with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow yeah, it's really a perfect combination to get these fires goal we have the heat way we've got the record the triple digit heat in many places that are seeing the fires. >>and then we throw the lightning bolts and here you go lightning well, no more today, but the winds have kicked up more of a westerly wind and that was able to push this fire make its way right toward vacaville and into fairfield jumping the 80 there for a while so certainly some very scary spots here. this is moved i

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by helen keller. it is a time to teach for boston's at risk government. they suffer but established a charity home for boston's poor. so summer in the words come as a time not just for going and ferry rides before serious engagements for significant social issues. and find myself wondering, must be the tenor of our summer reading today. but it still will be summer reading. so with that, i thank you. and i'm going to channel might enter burnett. by calling your attention here. and this is the cover of my book. nineteenth century publishing. it's available online from the university of massachusetts press. i just put the code here from 3e shipping. and your support for the pressure and for the press would be appreciated. i stopped sharing now and we will go to questions. host: so it just refresh everyone's memory, you can either use the function at the bottom of the screen or in the q&a function and with your questions. so we have a couple of questions that are coming. are there any 19th century summer reads that are still read today. donna: that is a quest

senate i am john keller with a special hello to our viewers online and across the country on c-span andur radio audience. candidates, the incumbent ed markey has represented massachusetts since 2013. before that he served the seventh district in the house of representatives since 1976. we also welcome congressman joe kennedy. he served in 2013, and then as an assistant district attorney. there will be no opening or closing statements. the candidates will each get one minute to respond to the same question. after that, there will be rebuttald periods of known as debate. there are just three hard and filibustering, no talking over each other, and always obey your moderator. thank you, gentlemen. let's begin our debate. you will go in alphabetical order. mr. kennedy, you will take the first question first. senator markey will take the second one. throughout this campaign i heard questions from voters. what is the difference between the two of you? what is the most important difference between you and your opponent? >> thank you. thank you for being here tonight. i believe you deserve more

we still have lanes effectively closed because of a traffic break from keller down to the scene of the crash by the 98 avenue onramp. the motorcycle there is not involved in the crash. no injuries for that rider. no major injuries reported. a slow drive for oakland, marcus. the bay bridge toll plaza is clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> back to our breaking news for you this morning, those historic fires burning across the bay area. some perspective for you in just this year so far more than 1.4 million acres, double the combined size of los angeles, san diego, san jose and sacramento, they have burned over 7,000 separate fires. this time last year there were 56,000 acres burned and more than 4,000 fires. >>> so we want to get right to our team covering the northern california fires. cierra johnson is up in wine country in sonoma county. let's start out with kris sanchez. she has an update for us from santa cruz county this morning. kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. we're here at the incident command center in scotts valley and expect our first update from cal fire c

the fire first reported on the west lanes of 5.80 and mountain blvd just west of keller avenue that was blocked after that fast moving fire. quickly escalating from 2 to 4 alarms more crews called in to put it out. crews were told are on the scene just trying to get things cleared up. >>an air quality advisory is in effect in the bay area sensitive groups, including children, older adults and those who have respiratory breathing issues if you have heart issues all should avoid exposure as much as possible. according to experts today. >>chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the very latest details on what we can expect moving forward into thursday, okay so we are first dealing with the heat and all the hot temperatures that went for 6 straight days and now we're going to deal with the smoke for quite some time not just today, but i think for the foreseeable future until they put those fires out we get a significant westerly component the winner seen a lot of smoke around the city of san francisco right now all around the bay area that smoke trapped that ridge of high pres

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the senate debate for mechanics in september 1 primary grade i am john keller , political analysis forbz. and across the country on c-span. and our radio audience on wbz news radio 10:30. let's meet the candidates. the incumbent, ed markey has represented the u.s. senate since 2013. before that he served in the u.s. house for nearly 37 years. the challenger, joe kennedy has served in the u.s. house since 2013. now before we get started a brief word before our format. there will be no opening or closing statements. the candidates will each get one minute to respond to the same question. after that there will be open ended periods of rebuttal and discussion. otherwise known as the fate. during which they are free to question one another and expand their focused others topics. there are just three hard and fast rules. no filibustering. no talking over each other, and always obey your moderator. thank you gentlemen, we appreciate you being here. let's begin our debates. and she'll go in alphabetical order so mr. kennedy you'll take the first question first. and senator markey will take the

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senate i am john keller with a special hello to our viewers online and across the country on c-span and radio audience. candidates, the incumbent ed markey has represented massachusetts since 2013.