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many monitoring channels and experts write, russia could resume strikes on ukraine with north korean kn-23 missiles, it used these missiles before, for a certain time we did not notice it, their use, and here again they say that russia could use these missiles during shelling, including a strike. that took place on july 31, is there any confirmation of this information, mr. oleg, that russia started using these missiles and do we have the possibility of somehow knocking them down? yes, absolutely. that is, we are talking not only about july 31, and moreover, literally yesterday in the capital of ukraine, in kyiv, well, all of kyiv heard, that is, here, the video is already there, my god, there, it is not a problem, there at five in the night today , the enemy used ballistic weapons, they were officially reported by the air force command as iskander m or kn-23, but according to our information, one of the missiles fell on the outskirts of the forest, under the brewery. it turns out to be the eastern suburb of kyiv, and that was it it was kn-23 at the place of its fall right in the forest

of them were shot down, the air force said that it could be either the iskander or the north korean kn3, so we can to say that according to ours sources, we spoke with specialists who are currently analyzing the debris of one of the missiles that exploded there near the breweries and it is indeed the remains of kn-23, this is a north korean missile. actually, the video of the explosion under the breweries is available on the internet, but we decided not to share it, although this video actually shows that this rocket fell next to the highway, about 20 km from this place to kyiv, and we can say that it is actually the situation resembles something. the explosion of the same rocket on the kn-23 near the white church, which happened on july 31, and in fact, after such a significant pause since january or february of this year, there was a long pause where these korean missiles were not used by the enemy, now we see that for two days in a row almost the enemy uses single versions of these missiles, which actually have considerable power, but low accuracy. .. even an explosion in the air so

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of one of the missiles that exploded there near the breweries, and indeed it is the remains of the kn-23, it is a north korean missile. the actual video of the explosion under the breweries, it is available on the internet, but we decided not to give it, although this video actually shows that this rocket fell next to the highway, about 20 km from this place to kyiv, and we can say that this is actually the situation somewhat reminiscent of the explosion of the same rocket on the kn-23 nearby of the white church that happened. on july 31, and in fact, after such a significant pause since january or february of this year, there was a long pause where these korean missiles were not used by the enemy, now we see that for two days in a row , almost the enemy uses single variants of these missiles, which actually, well, have a significant power , but low accuracy, but even an air explosion sometimes causes destruction and not... tragic consequences, this has not happened now, in any case, we still see that the risks of using north korean such missiles are stored, then we will talk about ..

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-23, kn-24, and by and large after that there was a five-month pause, and after that the use of theseles resumed at... the end of july this year, and this is already the third recorded case of the use of a missile at night sunday, august 11, which led, among other things , to the tragic death of family after family in the kyiv region, and this may indicate that the russian federation could receive another batch of north korean missiles and... here such a pause in obtaining or in use may be is precisely related to the fact that, well, as the practice of the first, first wave of use showed, these missiles, although the north korean pr people there declared such super-high capabilities of these missiles, but they are not as high as the terrorist state would like, so that we see that most of those rockets which were used by the russians in ukraine, they did not reach their targets and, well, they frankly showed, let's say, several indicators, very weak, this is reliability, missiles can explode in the air, missiles do not reach the target, or fly with a significant deviation, but these mi

pauses, which were within the limits of five or six months, the enemy began to use these north korean kniles, visually. really resemble iskander and even the launcher is very reminiscent of iskander, these missiles have a range of, if i am not mistaken, 500-600 km, the weight of the warhead. is estimated differently from 600 kg to a ton and according to the data of our investigative bodies there, according to the americans, the russians used about five dozen of these missiles against our objects, half of these missiles exploded in the air, they do not look like are accurate, but given the power of the combat unit, they are really capable of causing casualties among civilian population. just yesterday the situation in provar, where a boy died there, and the president later confirmed that it was the use of a north korean ken-23 missile, but in the last few weeks, two or three weeks there have already been two or three cases the use of these rockets, the penultimate rocket apparently exploded over the breweries, before that it was an explosion. near the white church, right now there is a si

mention the f-16, which is officially already in ukraine, the new use by the enemy of north korean knmissiles and the hard the details of the war in a conversation with our military, who are now protecting the yar times, about all this in a moment. i'll start with the fact that the fighter. the f-16 is already officially in ukraine, yesterday our column was not published, but just yesterday the president of ukraine officially demonstrated the f-16 fighters, it was just at the celebrations related to the 20th anniversary of the creation of the air force of ukraine, or what happened exactly on august 4 , and this is actually a historic breakthrough, which we have been striving for for almost two years, so far there are 10 of these fighters, according to the report. economist publications still have 10 will arrive by the end of this year and in total ukraine should receive about 80 f-16 fighters in the mllu version, this is the modernization version, including those fighters that have already been transferred to train our pilots for the european center, which will operate in romania, and

the enemy aimed with ballistics of the iskander-m or kn-23 type. serhii, the head of the kyiv city military administration, reported this popko. in the capital and on the outskirts of the city , the air defense forces worked. enemy missiles were not destroyed or destroyed. there was no information about the victims. after the first night in kyiv and the region, the alarm was declared. two women were injured due to enemy attacks in the vasylkiv district of the zaporizhia region. in total, during the day, the occupiers inflicted almost half a thousand blows. in 10 settlements of the region, noted the head of the regional military administration, ivan fedorov. russian shells hit residential buildings and infrastructure objects. and at night heavy explosions rang out in the kursk region of russia. due to the drone attack, air defense was working. allegedly, 26 drones were destroyed. local newspapers wrote about explosions in six districts of the region. the local authorities twice declared about... the missile danger in social networks, they also repor

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general, yesterday russia attacked with four iskander m ballistic missiles and kn-23, kyiv region. guided missiles kh-59 and 16ma with strike drones of the shachet type and the air force reported about it, it was possible to shoot down two ballistic missiles, two guided air missiles and 15 strike drones. today , the supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, held a supreme commander-in-chief speech and spoke about the fact that we will produce more. of its own production, and he says that the bid decision directed additional funding to the missile program, let's listen to what zelensky said, as well as today on rates decided on our missile program, to increase funding, and separately the secretary of defense reported on the provision of weapons to our brigades and related negotiations with partners. i am grateful to everyone in the world who is really ready to support us in exactly the way it is necessary to achieve results at this time and in the future. mr. general, you are a person who knows about domestic missiles, probably everything, because you

artillery, we can imagine what their ballistic missiles are like, because so far they have used verified knin ukraine, but they have a diverse nomenclature and so on and so forth, what about iranian missiles, so far there are no there is no information that russia had these iranian-made ballistic missiles, that they could be used in ukraine, but for... the real quality, i am starting from what, the quality of iranian ammunition is much better than that of north korea, that is, these technological processes in them on completely different as a quality level, so i do not rule out the fact that their missile production is also at a completely different quality level, and the only thing is that, according to their indicators, they do not have the ability to break through the ashlinovan anti-aircraft defense of the modern shalinovan air defense system, and therefore they can be a serious problem in those locations , where there are high-tech anti-aircraft defense systems, they are absent, and this is probably because the north... korea separated from the world in the 45th year of the last centur

have two such main tasks: this is to create a terrorist impression, and they do this with the help of kn-23 missiles, where the bombs are dropped, and it does not matter whether they are dropped on their territory or on ukrainian territory, it does not matter, they are dropped, and the second task is a military one, it will impress. well, let's say with the same iskanders some serious goals of our goals or our layouts and not only kramatorsk, today there were two powerful strikes on sumy oblast, directly on sumy, on the villages of sumy oblast, there they had to drop cabs, that is , it is not military targets, it is all the civilian population there, there are no military there, there are no military targets, but this is such a russian tactic. terrorist, and if we talk about sums and attacks on sumy oblast, in the region that is located across the border from our sumy oblast, eh... quite interesting things are happening, but obviously this does not stop the russians from attacking our already more or less deep rear , as much as you think, according to your estimates it would be logical t

russians have two such main tasks: this creating a terrorist impression, and they do this with the help of kn-23 missiles, there from... the question of where the cabs got, and it doesn't matter if they are dropped on their territory or on ukrainian territory, it doesn't matter, they are dropped, and the second task is a military one , this is an impression, well let’s say by the same iskanders of some serious goals of our goals or our layouts, and not only kramatorsk, today there were two powerful strikes on sumy oblast, directly on sumy, on the villages of sumy oblast, there it was necessary to drop... cabs, that is, it's not the military targets, this, this is all the civilian population, there are no military there, there are no military targets there, but this is a russian terrorist tactic, and if we talk about sums and attacks on sumy oblast, quite interesting things are happening in the region, which is across the border from our sumy oblast things, but obviously that doesn't stop the russians from... that's right along our now more or less deeper rears, as far as you think, according

two such tasks. the main ones are creating a terrorist impression, and they do this with the help of kniles, there dropping the cabs, where it got to, and it doesn’t matter if they drop on their territory or on ukrainian territory, it doesn’t matter, they drop, and the second task is a military one, it ’s an impression, well, let’s say by the same iskanders, of some serious goals, on our goals or our models , and not only. kramatorsk, there were two powerful strikes on sumy oblast, directly on sumy, on the villages of sumy oblast, they had to drop cabs there, that is, they are not military targets, they are all civilians, there are no military personnel there, there are no military targets there, but this is the tactic russian terrorist, and if we talk about sums and attacks on sumy oblast, quite interesting things are happening in the region, which is located... across the border from our sumy oblast, but obviously this does not stop the russians from attacking precisely on our now more or less deeper back in your opinion, according to your estimates, it would be logical to push back t

the enemy aimed with ballistics of the iskander-m or kn type. 23. this was reported by serhiy, the head of the kyiv city military administration popko. in the capital and on the outskirts of the city , the air defense forces worked. enemy missiles were destroyed, no damage was recorded. there was no information about the victims. after the first night in kyiv and the region, the alarm was declared. and in the russian bashkortostan, in the city of sterli tamak, there was an explosion at the avangard military plant. at least three workers died in in the investigative committee of arefia , it is assumed that the workers violated the safety technique during the cutting of the pipes, due to which the gas-air mixture ignited. let me remind you that the subsection company avangard belongs to the rosteg corporation, where they manufacture weapons and components for salvo missile systems. and russia announced full cooperation with iran. this was discussed during the meeting of the secretary of the security council of the russian federation serhii shuigu with

main tasks, this is the infliction of terrorist attacks impression, and they do this with the help of kniles, there is dropping the missiles, where they hit, and it doesn’t matter whether they drop on their territory or on ukrainian territory, it doesn’t matter, they drop, and the second task is a military one, it’s a defeat, well, let’s say , by the same iskanders, some serious targets of our targets or our layouts, and not only kramatorsk, today there were two powerful strikes on sumy oblast, directly on sumy, on the villages of sumy oblast, they had to drop cabs there, that is, these are not military targets, this is everything is civil population, there is no military there, there are no military targets, but this is a russian terrorist tactic. eh, if we talk about sumy and the attacks on sumy oblast, in the region that is across the border from our sumy oblast. quite interesting things are happening, but apparently this does not stop the russians from attacking our already more or less deeper rears. in your opinion, according to your estimates, it would be logical to push back the r

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the enemy aimed ballistic missiles of the iskander-m or kn-23 type.s was reported by the head of the kyiv city military administration. serhii popko. in the capital and on the outskirts of the city, the air defense forces worked. enemy missiles were destroyed, no damage was recorded. there was no information about the victims. after the first night in kyiv and the region, the alarm was declared. two women were injured due to enemy attacks in the vasylkiv district of the zaporizhia region. in total, during the day, the occupiers inflicted almost half a thousand blows on...

have two such main tasks: this is to create a terrorist impression, and they do this with the help of kn-23 missiles, where they drop bombs anywhere. moreover, it doesn’t matter if they drop on their territory or on ukrainian territory, it doesn’t matter, they drop, and the second task is a military one, it’s an impression, well, let’s say with the same iskanders some serious targets on our targets or our mock-ups, and not only kramatorsk, today there were two powerful strikes in the sumy region, directly in sumy, in the villages the sumy area had to be dropped there, that is... these are not military targets, this is the entire civilian population, there are no military personnel there, there are no military targets there, but this is a russian terrorist tactic. if we talk about sumy and the attacks on sumy oblast, quite interesting things are happening in the region, which is across the border from our sumy oblast, but obviously this does not stop the russians from attacking our region . now more or less to the deeper rear, as far as you think, according to your estimates, it would be

and they do this with the help of kn-23 rockets, where they drop the bombs , and it doesn’t matter if them on their territory or on ukrainian territory, it doesn’t matter, they drop them, and the second task is a military one, it’s an impression, well, let’s say by the same iskanders , some serious goals, our goals or our layouts, and not only kramatorsk, today there were two powerful strikes on... sumy oblast directly on sums, villages of sumy oblast had to drop cabs there, that is, it was not the whole military, it is all civilians, there are no military personnel there, there are no military targets, but this is a russian terrorist tactic. if we talk about sums and attacks on sumy oblast, in the region that is across the border from our sumy oblast. quite interesting things are happening, but obviously this does not stop the russians from attacking ours, it is already a little funny to say such a thing, but in reality the sanitary zone itself must be understood that we will be fighting for a very long time, and they will shoot at us if they have there will be an opportunity if we c

in particular , the missile that was shot down over kyiv is said to be a kn-20 missile based on unconfirmedmation. three, the so-called kim skander, that is, the north korean analogue of the russian iskander missile, which can carry a warhead of up to 500 kg and fly at a distance of up to 500 km, so will such attacks be repeated, so will they and will the russians try to improve them, so they will try, in particular, their missiles are increasingly beginning to be equipped with heat traps, which are inherent in aircraft, and means for suppressing or changing radios. signal, that is, they are constantly, constantly improving their weapons, if we talk about their shaheds, then, for example, we see how often the trajectory changes, they fly out, and then return to the territory of belarus and constantly try to improve them, in particular, a whole team works in kazan a center that is constantly improving these weapons, hence the war the tactics of the russians continues and, unfortunately, they will constantly change, but we can see that this time the air defense forces have beaten most of the

structure, an attack on the population, an attack in order to commit terrorist acts, because neither the kn-23, the south korean, nor the kh-22 can in any way be systems that can be used to inflict damage for military purposes, they cannot get there at all, so this is... exclusively a means of terrorizing the population, what concerns the energy structure, well, there are already reports that, well, if 15 regions were hit in these 15 regions as well hit the infrastructure objects, then we will feel it during the outages that will be waiting for us now, they have already started, well, we will deal with this and we will survive and survive and we will move yes... we must destroy the enemy, we must hit him infrastructure, on its oil and gas sector, on its fighters, on carriers, on the same olenya, where these tu-95th are based on engilsu, where they are also based and on diahivly, we will get them, they will not go anywhere. well , you see, drones were flying today, and , unfortunately, some high-rise building flew into saratov grew up on the way to the airport, but we are already doing a lot

like to have, although of course there are deliveries of ballistic missiles from north korea of ​​the knare certain deliveries of missile weapons from the government. from tehran, well, the russian defense industry works a little, but the volumes of supply are not so significant that we have a warning that the enemy will arrange such missile terror, in any case, the resource itself is decisive factor, but pay attention to the missile attack that took place today, iskanders, calibers, daggers, the missile of the kh101 aviation component, kha-55, kha-555, ground complexes valta bastion, which worked. from miss fialent, near sevastopol, it talks about onyx missiles, that is, the enemy used everything at his disposal to create precisely a missile and drone shaft, in order to be guaranteed to push through our anti-welcome defense system, if he had enough resources , he would probably only use one missile component in order to do it guaranteed, but in this way he is forced to allocate everything and everything he has in order to... achieve the specified results, whether the enemy will be able

our electricup and so, so, yeah, lastly, this to expand a little more on my last statement there, you knty providers. they have to ramp up thelectricity supply in the in the evenings whenicularly in th, traditionally that's been through peaker plants thatitioll gas and o most polluting plants often are located in disadvantaged communities. and, and then t■< side of the duck curve is the need to curtail solar and winpo. if thee isn't enough battery storage to, to it's needed, and so, there's, you know, several strategies for addressing the duck curve, but batteries are pretty much the, the strongest and clearest path to that, se battees we're able to install in san francisco, the less thers for e running on natural gas, the lese puc needs to buy, and the wor the electricity grid and the and transmission network and building costly new wso yeah, ts study on battery storage and, that that concludes my presentation and happy to take any colleagues, commissioner■> k you for the es really fa i just just one ques o curan you didn't generats data, so i butuld as the yearsa pandemic when everyone

sometimesar they invite, you kn, one of the wives to come many, and and they talk about politics.nd they argue. and then they sit around the table and they figure out, oh, we need to get the christmas decorations up on main street. we need to fix the church roof. we needth to, you know, figure t how we're going to get new uniforms for the football team. they figure out how to involve their -- solve theirto problems working together, and they don't put these and ours on their forehead. they put, you know, community on their forehead. so, you know, i can't -- that's the value that we need again in this country. we can disagree about what we do with policy, but we have got to start uniting ourselves in commonit cause towards improving the lives of americans, making us one country which is why, you know, it's interesting because i get some questions on why i named my project one country project. and i said because that's what we are. you know, what rural america wants, good health care, good education, an opportunity for their kids to do better than they are, you know, safety, protect

kn >> you know, it's a patriotic community andnd family. people were proud of me but not happy i had chosen. i signed up in 2003. we were just involved in afghanistan. there was apprehension about what joining the marine corp meant and what i was getting myself into. mamaw o framed flies decision aa betrayal. you ar' going off and leaving me.ys leaving me to take care of myself. you could get hurt. very hard but ultimately she understood why i needed to do it. >> you went to basic training. did youro have any feelings you couldn't get through basic training? >> maybe in high schoolgh i was afraid of the physical demands and so forth. a drill instructor told me, actually. if youns think they will be mean theydm will be newing like they grandma of yours. ize reallyso thought, as long ai couldsi physically cut it, the psychological part would be fine and i'd be able to make it and that wasas true. the marine boot camp is challenging but inou a weird way it's the fun and stockholm syndrome. many enjoyed the boot camp experience. >> your grandmo

we are the bull's-eye for this hurricane but they downgraded the wind speed, estimating 75 kn. and have to continue on the prep. neil: good for you. and there was a storm on wall street. last monday we were in the middle of freefall. and bringing home respectable earnings. and that trend continued, call our minds prevailed, what did we learn and what we've learned, and 20/20 hindsight, and nothing really changed, the market has an upward move, the trend was positive. and those reversals are sharp, steep, quick and painful, it when they're banging everything, not a company specific event but a technical event. and and you can't get lower rates without weakening economy and all of a sudden a weakening economy trumped everything else last week and triggered this more technical than anything else reversal. it's behind us and we recovered most of those losses in five trading days which is pretty miraculous. neil: we are north of where we were august 2nd or before the selloff the following monday. let me get your take on this notion of good news being good news. if you get a good rep

doing, judy lbj johnson was actually the leader based on who changed the name i the same thing that you kndoing that i in 1960 up to the past bush ally not. and that's why it not vietnamese was very active that morning and you was killed supported by the u.s. that's meant everything to so i'm hoping you were talking about how partnership and asking for us vietnamese americans to be partnership with the u.s. to support the american values because right now the americans talking only to the vietnamese they could kill say thank you very much for a lot of your comments and i agree with some of them. i not so much in agreement with with others i think one of the points about vietnamese. well, i can share an anecdote the vietnamese have to learn to speak for themselves. vietnamese in america, they're they're they're sort of withdrawn. one of the reasons, i think, is they lost the the refugees. they they've got. they're unhappy. one of the reactions to the book, to my book among vietnamese is it was like a rebirth. i mean, the first time i experienced it was instead of, say, the vietnamese in san

here in contra costa county are recommending people to wear a well-fitting mask like him and 95 or knmask in indoor public spaces like a grocery store. i went inside 2 of them and it was hard to find anyone wearing a mask at all. i do sometimes see people wearing masks. >> steven, far between that usually older people. when you sing. >> people not wearing over time, masks have become a rare sight across the bay area. but due to covid cases spiking this summer, health officials in contra costa county are now recommending people to wear masks in public indoor places. that surprises me. the health department says from may 9th to july 9th concentrations of covid in wastewater has more than quadrupled as of recently cases have plateaued but still remain high i mentioned we're seeing is live where variant, which is a relative omicron. >> it is slightly more infectious than omicron rights read a little easier. one of those cases, dan circle who came down with covid in july. this is the first time i caught covid. >> after 4 and a half years of dodging it, i was in. i was in no vid. i was winn

truman to give to picasso, very rarely do i agree to give letters of introduction to you, because i kn h distracting visitors can be, yet i believe that you would be very pleased indeed to receive the two gentlemen to have given this letter. and so this is the letter that barr gave truman and. he sent up a copy of it. i had picasso, and then he gave truman's instructions for for how to get to picasso's. it gave him his phone number and was really as simple as that so on. on may 26, which is actually the day that this this letter was the truman set sail on the so the ss independence is the ship that they sailed to, to europe. they were went to naples and then genoa just did a night to naples, i think. and then a night in genoa. and the second half of the book is sort of a little bit like harry truman's excellent adventure part two. it's like harry truman's european adventure. and so he, you know, he's always getting into these crazy, you know, crazy scenarios. everything. one of them i love when they went to when they went to genoa, they accidentally crashed a wedding and they went to o

you kn see, democrats have a playbook. it's called the race card.elligence of black americans, basically saying vote for kamala because she shares the same skin color and that's very insulting and so i would submit to you that it will have zero impact and i'll tell you right now, trump is ahead on the margin in all the demographics, black, hispanic, young people, she cannot win in november. maria: yeah. i'm just surprised it's as tight as it is given the fact that we haven't heard any agenda specifics from kamala harris so that's why i'm questioning wow, this is so tight and people don't even know what she wants to do in the next four years. leo we'll keep a spotlight on it. we appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria. thanks for having me. maria: all right. we'll see you soon. stay with us. we'll be right back. next week on "mornings with maria," monday, she says vp harris cannot hide from her disastrous record at the border, senator marsha blackburn is here. tuesday, iran suddenly changing its ton on an expected attack on israel,

you know, more density because, you, those are the areas that have big parking lots ar under kn, if youould talk to us a little bit about the methodology so i, you know, i understand certain, you know, circumference from, high quality transportation.dors, but so i guess, forood way specifics that measured from the daly citn muni stations,or for sloat boulevard, you know, there's a bus that goes right there, but is that because of frequency or because there's not enough? you know, can you just talk us ug or me specifically? thank you. thank you for the question, so thenios are set areasedn state law. and, it's mostly based on within half major transit stop or a high quality transit corridor included in a regional transportation plan. so the based off of the previous, regional transportation plan. and, it's the service frequencies has to be, 15 minutes or the frequency has to be less than 15 minutes, during the morning and afternoof it's a stop. yes. it has to be nonutes between busses. so it really depends on what serv frequency that transit operators are pviding. as for the question, da

this map and trying to understand the methodology, because of course, ianges the west side, but you 'kn that that the, westernmost half of brotherhood way is not included. monterey boulevard on the west side is not included, and it looks like sloat boulevard right in front of the lucky's is not included. so i'm just, you know, these are all areas that i think someday we hope we'll see. you know, more density because, you know, those e the areas that have big parking lots and are under build. so i'm wondering, you know, if you could talk to us a little about the methodology so i, you know, i understand certain, you know, circumference from, high quality transportation. corridors, but so i guess, for example, for brotherhood way specifically, is that measured from the daly city bart station, or is it our own muni stations, for example, kno, there's a bus that goes right bf frequency or because there's not enough? you know, can you just talk us through it, or me specifically? thank you. thank you for the question, so the definition for how these circles are set are set based on state law.

the biden administration kn knew, they knew from the inside, take, for example, hunter biden laptop whichince december of 2019. and yet they still told platforms like facebook and twitter, hey, don't share this, it's misinformation that smacks they knew. so when the bidens entered the white house they understood how this kind of pressure could work and had worked in the past and so the use in to the political advantage, they overreached as far as he possibly could. mark zuckerberg is not a leader. he's a follower. the only reason we know this stuff and where -- is because elon musk bought twitter as well as the twitter files. we called out all this information, we found out about these weekly meetings. now he's coming -- jason is right this is a risk mitigation. this is look out donald trump is coming and a group for people like rfk junior, like dorsey gelbart catholic elon musk were skeptical of government power and government overreach are endorsing donald trump because this kind of stuff is scary to every american who watches. >> martha: i think the free speech whether people agree or

you kn again a lot of people reached out to meet said thank you for writing this, people now understand that of what my family has been going through and away they probably never would've been able to understan understand. >> one of the people who writes a letter is a doctor worked on this and is still has a company to shut a come up with the drugs that would tackle this. >> that was one of the touching moments at the book was published, adam levine his most renowned cancer research at passive years and he's got a role in the book because he's done a lot of key 53 research. he wasn't on the team that discovered that mutation but he said i love the way you kind of weeks together kind of the families and the research because that's what it's all about. that's what were trying too do. it is about the family spirit and explain difficult the research is an cat he's been working for many years kind of try to come up with solutions along with other doctors kind of new, therapies. kind of this is acknowledgment. it's hard. we understand that. but kind of where also hoping kind of that kind of t

here in contra costa county are recommending people to wear a well-fitting mask like him and 95 or kne a grocery store. i went inside 2 of them and it was hard to find anyone wearing a mask at all. i do sometimes see people wearing masks. >> steven, far between that usually older people. when you sing. >> people not wearing over time, masks have become a rare sight across the bay area. but due to covid cases spiking this summer, health officials in contra costa county are now recommending people to wear masks in public indoor places. that surprises me. the health department says from may 9th to july 9th concentrations of covid in wastewater has more than quadrupled as of recently cases have plateaued but still remain high. the predominant strain we're seeing is live where variant, which is a relative omicron. >> it is slightly more infectious than omicron might spread a little easier. one of those cases, dan circle who came down with covid in july. this is the first time i caught covid. >> after 4 and a half years of dodging it, i was in. i was in ovid. i was winning the game. but i f

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here in contra costa county are recommending people to wear a well-fitting mask like him and 95 or kn 95 mask in indoor public spaces like a grocery store. i went inside 2 of them and it was hard to find anyone wearing a mask at all. i do sometimes see people wearing masks. >> steven, far between that usually older people. when you sing. >> people not wearing over time, masks have become a rare sight across the bay area. but due to covid cases spiking this summer, health officials in contra costa county are now recommending people to wear masks in public indoor places. that surprises me. the health department says from may 9th to july 9th concentrations of covid in wastewater has more than quadrupled as of recently cases have plateaued but still remain high i mentioned we're seeing is that variant, which is a relative omicron. >> it is slightly more infectious than omicron rights read a little easier. one of those cases, dan circle who came down with covid in july. this is the first time i caught covid. >> after 4 and a half years of dodging it, i was in. i was in no vid. i was winnin