derek leopard called coach lep a high school baseball coach in kansas.nt of silence in his honor. the school principal said that he was known for his booming east coast voice. he frequently used it to give students trouble for being late. he is survived by a wife and children. kelly belzer had been a school nurse in texas for 22 years. she passed away after a long fight with covid-19. her family said she was their rock. kelly's principal put it simply, and i'll quoting now, we need to have loe each other as much as she loved all of us. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. i'll be back tomorrow in the situation room. race for the white house, carter versus ford, starts right now. >>> you're the unknown governor of jorming, a peanut farmer from the south. what do you know about washington? but your country is in turmoil. the presidency in disgrace. and

is a request form and then it turns out, oh, no, i'm looking at a ballot with no secrecy even voel lep, you might think, no big deal. just reseal it and count the ballot. no, no, no. maybe you remember the trump campaign and the republican party went to court over just that issue, successfully suing in pennsylvania to have those ballots without secrecy envelopes, so-called naked ballots thrown out. so we do not know for sure, but it seems plausible, perhaps the most likely explanation is that is what may have happened with these, again, nine ballots. clearly someone messed up. these envelopes should not have been opened. and of course ballots should not be randomly thrown away. don't do that. that's bad. but there is zero evidence of anything deliberately criminal happening here at all. and it is completely inappropriate for the u.s. attorney's office to be basically live tweeting their findings as they investigate, including to poll them down and correct them. doj policy calls for keeping voter fraud investigations under wraps to avoid affecting the election outcome. this was an obvio

he treated people there who had lep resee. i was proud of what my dad during world war ii. i'm ashamed of what my country did by introducing introducing e weapon to the world. the fact is there were people in hiroshima and nagasaki who were instantly vaporized when the bomb was dropped. there were people whose flesh was burned off their bones. i read one account that said people walked around silently right after this happened, believing that they had died and gone to hell. this is the horror the nuclear weapons. now, if we go to today, our nuclear weapons are hundreds of times more powerful than those original bombs we detrostroy th entire planet quickly if we didn't kill all life immediately, everything, everyone would die after the nuclear winter from radiation, from the dust cloud that were block out the sun. my -- i think that -- could i say one more thing? >> sure of the go ahead. >> caller:. it may sound crazy to say we should ban nuclear weapons, but how insane is it to maintain these weapons? i would like to ask your guest, how do you feel about a worldwide ban on