now, erik larson has written eight books, six of which have become new york times bestsellers. his devil in the white city was a finalist for the national book award. and now a conversation with bridget x-men, a local school official from mason city, iowa, who went viral this summer over her efforts to comply with a iowa state law over age appropriate books in school libraries, and now a booktv. we want to introduce you to bridget x-men from mason city, iowa. miss x-men, what is your profession? i'm the assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction for public schools here in mason city. and what does that entail? basically, it means i provide all the oversight for all of our programs and everything related to teaching and learning here. well, recently you wrote to new york times op ed and the title of that op ed was this summer. i became the book banning monster of iowa. what happened? well, districts here in iowa got put in kind of a difficult situation based on some legislation that was passed during the last session and had a really tight timeline to comply with a

and including larson's stepchild that was not on the plane.is a 28-year veteran of the north dakota state national guard. he's been serving there just outside of bismarck, representing a district for the last couple years. again, leaves behind his parents, as well as that stepchild. more as we get it, martha. >> martha: what a tragedy. thanks, garrett. so as we mentioned before the break, bill maher speaking out forcefully as he calls on president biden to drop out of the race. saying that he's done noble service to the country but that it's time to step aside. watch. >> someone has to convince president biden that if he runs again, he's going to turn the country back over to trump. go down in history as ruth bader biden. what matters is voters think biden is too old. what matters is he's going to lose to trump. you can be a national treasure and still be too old for the job. if i'm on a plane and the pilot says this is your captain, buzz aldrin, i'm getting off. >> all right. let's bring in kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trum

years, to imagine that like in the film the man from cappucin boulevard, such a montage, here is larsonin gland, for some reason people remembered me that i was all pierced, although i only had my nose pierced, and even then not for long, there was a year, and then suddenly i was all about myself as a matron, burdened with a large family, religious and so on, but this is not some incredible transformation, this is holistically, listen, but this is life, it would be strange if at 40, almost 9 years old, i continued to talk about the youth subculture, jump at discos, and wonder what new album was released by a group that is also already 40 years of playing on stage, yeah, of course, i’m growing, but my viewer is growing along with me, that is, he goes or the audience has increased or... the audience has changed, has that viewer gone? no, it seems to me that the audience has not changed much, it has become a little younger, but we have completely rejuvenated it thanks to our children’s shows there projects, because my children and i, now with the whole family , are filming on a children’s

marina larson, the husband you planned to kill today, is actively cooperating with the investigation.y clients, after all, she helped you make money from her husband’s death, fina, wasn’t that enough for you, she helped, what can these... wet hens, these fools, they can only seduce a plumber, all they have, these are long legs and a pretty face, so everything is for them you did, that's it, i flirted on the internet, i wrote letters, i taught them to ask the right questions, i taught them to make a date if i were young and beautiful. i would live like a queen and that’s why you decided to start killing, and in your opinion i should have received a pittance for finding husbands for these little boys, they rode on yachts at the expense of my talents, and i had to ride the subway, but how do you persuaded to become accomplices in murder? i explained to them that you can live rich and free. you know, many pecked and they all pretended that they nothing to do with it, but where did you find your accomplice, anatoly varantsov? one client told me about her brother, who served in the airborne

this is what the entrance of the larson family winery looked like earlier this year during the stormsnager we talked to said staff is already preparing just in case it happens again. >> we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm. >> the grape harvest larson winery was delayed about a month this year because of the wet winter. >> speaking let's get your check of your forecast. taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid downtown san francisco. i'm assuming that's the moon. that's my guests. nice and bright a lot clearer than last night. we had a little bit of rain last night for sure, but that looks nice pretty. >> nice night out there, lawrence. yeah. how about that? yeah. looking good out there right now to the rain we had come to this weekend. hey, i want to talk a little bit about el nino with you guys. of course, el nino. so we have a warming of the eoc with waters. i want to show you a comparison of a couple of el nino events right now we'r

with that i want to turn it over to my friend congressman rick larson. rick has been an incredible partner and champion on influence and is a sponsor of the protecting america from seasonal and pandemic influenza after what we call the influence act. its groundbreakingg legislation to make a meaningful and badly needed improvement for federal flu preparedness and response. the coalition is delighted that the bill has been introduced and we are incredibly grateful for the congressman's leadership and his presence here today. with that left me introduce the congressman. [applause] >> thanks tom and i appreciate the introduction and to want to thank you and the coalition and folks like the centers for disease control and others for reminding me to join you again this year and i want to thank the panelists as well for joining us. i joined your last december when the flu is in washington state which is where i'm from and across the country. sadly during the 2022, 2023's flu season was the deadliest flu season five years in washington state and claimed the liv

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the grape harvest larson family winery was delayed about a month because of the wet winter record rainfall also transform their driveway behind me. it may look like a river, but this is supposed to be the entrance to larson family winery in sonoma county. the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work. >> at the worst of the flooding operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain is expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own little set up out here with walls and staff to kee

it may look like a river, but this is supposed to be the entrance to larson. family winery in sonoma county. the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week. that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain is expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own little set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm from sonoma to contra costa county. the impacts a storm damages were felt all over the bay area

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rick larson and dr. dugan or two of our finest champions. please welcome with me dr. sub -- dr. vivien dugan. [applause] >> thank you so much senator daschle and representative larsen for those kind of important remarks. i want to for all of our members here today who are attending this briefing at a crucial time during respiratory season which is starting to happen. not only myself but all of us at cdc especially at our center in her division at the cdc are grateful for the coalition's strong commitment for raising this awareness and of the importance of influence of viruses and preventing detecting treating influenza. of our panel members here today have made a strong commitment to work hard to combat the health social and economic impacts that influenza has on not only the public. local space that i want to start with a brief overview of last season, 22-2023 influenza season. it was a very good example of how unpredictable the flu can be. it also demonstrates why we work so prior to sleep to keep up with our systems and infrastructure so we can determine what's happening with

larson is no stranger to media campaigns concerned about the city's public safety record.00 to the police officers union. the goal was to encourage people to seek careers within the san francisco police department. the us army private who ran into north korea from south korea last month has been detained by the us military. >> 23 year old travis king is facing multiple charges, including desertion and child. he's currently being held in pretrial detention in texas. before king willingly crossed into north korea, he was released from detention in south korea for an incident that happened in 2022. authorities say he assaulted someone at a club in seoul. >> laphonza butler, who governor newsom appointed to the senate earlier this month, says she will not be running for office next year. butler says she will serve out the remainder of her term, which is another 382 days in office. and then that's it. in a statement, senator butler wrote, quote, it may not be the decision people expected, but but it's the right one for me. end quote. declared candidates are congressional democr

playoff final participant kyle larson won the stage in las vegas.e race in the world capital of the gambling business did not provide any bright moments, although it tickled the nerves of thrill-seekers several times. in the first part of the race, erik jones burned rubber to such an extent to the extent that the worn tire simply fell off while driving and there was a complete feeling that jones was riding on three wheels. fortunately, the pilot made it safely to the pits, where the problems were corrected. but the youngest driver in the series, twenty-year-old carson hocevar, was unlucky. the reason was still the same wear of the wheels, it was thoroughly dented and spun, and fortunately for the other participants in the four-hundred-mile marathon in the nevada desert , it carried it almost to the edge of the track. soon after this, chase briscoe made a piloting error, but his troubles were limited to loss of several positions in the pilaton. meanwhile, shortly before the finish , larson, who had been leading until that moment, was caught up by chr

here's what the entrance to the larson family winery look like earlier this year during the storms.ht near sonoma. one manager we talked to says staff is already preparing just in case it happens again. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely. >> and then have our own little set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm. >> the grape harvest and larson family was delayed about a month this year because of the wet winter from last speaking of the kron four's of 4 zone happening right now. we're looking at golden gate bridge and is that slick out there or is it just my imagination, just your imagination, right? things out we have that wet weather in here yesterday. but the big question is, is what can we expect this coming year? and so, yeah, we always talk about el nino, but remember an el nino is just a warming of the equatorial waters and >> how that all shapes up to bring us rain. really all depends. i want to show you. this is a comparison of el ninos in october of some of the bigger years ago. back in 1997

brie larson.t was worth it, baby. that one was worth it. brie larson. now, chesebro and powell are set to testify against trump and reportedly that has shattered any sense of invincibility that the former president may be feeling. i'd love to see that and be there for that realization. "wait a second. you're saying i'm not invincible? so you can see me right now? and you know that i'm in the women's locker room?" [cheering] of course, trump kept calm and freaked out on truth social this weekend, claiming, "ms. powell was not my attorney and never was." that is a bold claim. since he previously tweeted that she was one of his attorneys. plus, there is a lot of footage of her with rudy giuliani, seen here mid-leak. and no one stands in the giuliani splash zone pro bono. so we caught him in a lie. gotcha! haha! now what? it's been a long time comin', no, yeah. yeah, yeah, uh-huh. we finally caught him in a lie. we got him dead to rights on an old fibberoni. my work here is done. good-bye, america! i'

como parte del juicio civil por fraude en nueva york,durante la audiencia la defensa interrogÓ a larson despuÉs de la misteriosa desapariciÓn de la joven estadounidense natalie holloway en aruba el principal sospechoso confesÓ que la matÓ, el holandÉs relato detalles que son espeluznantes de este brutal asesinato a cambio de mejores condiciones de su condena por varios cargos que increÍblemente no incluyen homicidio, viviana Ávila nos tiene mÁs detalles. viviana: ha sido un camino largo y doloroso, pero tenemos las respuestas que hemos estado buscando todo estos aÑos, dijo satisfecha la madre de natalie tras revelarse hoy en una corte federal de alabama que el holandÉs la asesinÓ en aruba en el 2005 en un caso que acaparÓ titulares en todo el mundo. ya no es el sospechoso del homicidio de mi hija, es el asesino de holloway. su confesiÓn se produce tras haberse declarado culpable en los cargos de extorsiÓn y fraude electrÓnico al mentirle sobre dÓnde estaban los restos de su hija y haberle cobrado $250,000, fue la forma que el gobierno de estados unidos pudo lograr esa confesiÓn, explica

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it may look like a river, but this is supposed to be the entrance to larson.winery in sonoma county. the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week. that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm from sonoma to contra costa county. the impacts a storm damages were felt all over the bay area. emergency servic

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and so it's what i'm aiming at is that narrative nonfiction kind of book where larson and grant are sort of currently the kings. but barbara tuchman, the the beginning of it, i mean, maybe some before her, but she's the one i think of when i think of who who did it first, the best, and who did much of her research in the new york public library, where we met doing research. i didn't know that. and that's great. the wertheim room, joe and i have this secret room back there. it's a keycard pass only. and it's not just he and i in there. there's lots of people anyway, sort of doing research in there will get access, but it's a really fun place to work. just a wonderful resource. you know, we're lucky in new york to have it. anyone else. gentlemen, thank you so very, very much for the wonderful evening given us. thank you so much. what a pleasure. thank you hope. you will as well. thank you. i've known chuck since i started covering him when you were at msnbc. and then over the last maybe decade we've become friends and sort of would meet and commiserate about the state of things and i just

we're not going to let miami or austin or fox news define who we are. >> larson is no stranger to media concerned about the city's public safety record. he donated $600,000 to the police officers union to encourage people to seek careers in the san francisco police department. >> i'm just super optimistic. it's going to be i think next year is going to be great. so we're excited. >> it all starts here and the best is yet to come. >> and the other person involved in funding this campaign is bob fisher of the gap. this will also appear on social media sites, billboards, and they'll have signs for business owners and residents to hang in their windows. i think it's a big morale booster for us. i think it is. >> it looks great. it does. you just hope it helps. >> yeah, i think, you know, and it does you do feel a sense of pride when you watch all those things. remind us not only in san francisco, but the entire bay area. >> well, it's good to see them address what has become a pretty serious image problem here and around the country. and some of the problems are very serious. some may be ex

the grape harvest larson. family winery was delayed about a month because of the wet winter. >> record rainfall also transform their driveway behind me. it may look like a river, but this is supposed to be the entrance to larson family winery in sonoma county. the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week that starts add up. pretty quickly. think guys over the course of about 8 weeks closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain is expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then hav

but definitely what representative larson talked about with the influence act, begin its this idea of maintaining the resources and the funding that has come to sustained infrastructure we've created from covid. as joe is pointed out some of infrastructure that existed i before covid that we used in covid. we want to make sure we sustained that they continue to build upon that. that is what a lot of, what congressman larson was talking about with the influence act, which is the with recommendations on sustaining the workforce come sustaining the access to vaccines and so on and so forth. that's what we would love to see from congress. there's a private nonprofit organization, the work to continue to fund the great infrastructure that we came out of covid with, and not lose all of that. that's one of the biggest challenges. in 2009, h1n1 that was a lot of work developed infrastructure to get the vaccines out to people and,op unfortunately, despite my people say let's not have happened, it went away. when covid it we were not ready again. i think our job as advocates here a least my job

we're not going to let miami or austin or fox news define who we are. >> larson is no stranger to media concerned about the city's public safety record. he donated $600,000 to the police officer's union to encourage people to seek careers in the san francisco police department. >> i'm just super optimistic. it's going to be i think next year's going to be great. so we're excited. >> it all starts here and the best is yet to come. >> now, the other person involved in funding this campaign is bob fisher of the gap. now, this will also appear on social media sites, billboards, and they'll have signs for business owners and residents to hang in their windows. i see this as a morale booster for people in san francisco as well. right. >> because as we know, there was a survey out not too long ago that people were not very confident in our image, the people that live here. so they are encouraging everyday people to share it. and of course, business owners to share this as well. >> that's right. that's right. >> and something that we did notice in watching it is that not everything that's featu

the grape harvest that larson family winery was delayed about a month because of the wet winter. >> recordso transform their driveway behind me. it may look like a river, but this is supposed to be the entrance to larson family winery in sonoma county. the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks were closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain is expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyo

. >> the grape harvest larson family winery was delayed about a month because of the wet winter record rainfall also transform their driveway behind me. it may look like a river, but this is supposed to be the entrance to larson family winery in sonoma county. the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week. that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks were closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own little set up out here with walls and sta

this is the entrance to the larson. family winery when the storms hit.ep in mind, they've been around for 37 years and they rely on, you know, some flooding from nearby rivers to irrigate to good for the crops. but too much of a good thing is not good. one manager that we talked to says staff is ready and preparing just in case this happens again. we're going to have made. >> we'll do the barrel room. set that up. nicely and then have our own little set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm. >> and the grape harvest at the larson family. a winery has been delayed about a month this year because of a wet winter. >> we'll see what happens. we'll job keeping an eye on the long-range forecast and still looks possibly on the right for wet weather. yeah, but nothing in the next week. yeah. think in the next week we're taking a little breather for now. but el nino, as you know, typically corresponds to a wetter than average winter season, especially for california. here is your el nino outlook released by the national weather service in

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larson family was delayed about a month this year because of that winter. get a check of the forecast. i know john can't predict with specificity at this point what this winter is going to be like. but it is anticipated to be a wet one job. yeah. there's a lot of land long range forecast that are alluding to it, especially with el nino development so strong and we have been already seeing a really strong starts october. >> all you need to think about as couple days ago on sunday and how wet it was. october can be a very dry month this year. not so much. the may be a sign of things to come. we're sitting this morning. we got a little low cloud cover sitting above the east bay. no showers in the forecast today, but you have a little fog out there mostly for the north bay east bay hills. you single touch of fog as well as on up and down 101 in marin and sonoma counties. aside from that, any rainfall is being said well to our north right now, right up into washington, really? so not even oregon, really tapping into much this morning. this high pressure ridge is

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