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lk about this group and what they represent on campus, she said, it is not the first time penn state hosted racist all figures on campus -- alt-right figures on campus. >> to my knowledge, he was the chair of the party back when he was a student here. so he already was very entrenched in far right politics. i believe he graduated in 2020 d came back to found uncensored america very much wanted to keep a presence here and help expand far right extremism on campus. this would not be his first performance. i definitely don't get to -- expected to be the last. i think it is very interesting and concerning that and affiliated student organization was allowed to have two fascists come to speak to us twice in a row. i believe there needs to be more introspection and investigation into how these decisions are made and how people can outright lie and say, well, this leader of a neofascist group is definitely a good guy, he has cleaned up his act -- even though if you do a google search, could see he is very much entrenchein that atmosphere of the proud boys gang that he formed. amy: sam ajah,

if you're yeou mhte t lk. several of tigced ey be clth and kohl's wl be open. it's a practice many first start in 2020 in response to the pandemic. last year target said it will never open on the holiday again. the c.e.o. saying that, exactly what i just said. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, you can see that we are up 153 points. >> as we are heading into the november election, experts say america is facing a critical shortage of poll workers. veterans across the country and here in the bay area are stepping up top fill in the gap. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live with the details on this. gloria? >> good morning. there's the national campaign called vet the vote. they've already recruited more than 62,000 poll workers. that includes veterans and their family members. marine corps veteran joe of the vet the vote campaign says there's a reason veterans make excellent poll workers. he says they have a heart for service and want to serve our country. the campaign's goal, to sign up 100,000 veterans or their families. >> ameri

i mean jp's got the handles and just overall game floats it up and in lk at the bench react even theysed pool is yet to publicly speak about the incident with green from practice last week and today after practice head coach steve kerr speaking about both that incident and the video leak. the incident was a problem leak was a problem. i don't rank these things my job as a coach is to prepare us to play to make sure we can put the best team on the floor possible that job requires a ton of navigation and it's very tricky whenever adversity hit is 10 usually responds the right way and is the ultimate test for us and i think we're gonna be able to get through it. no jordan, he's gonna work and do what he's gonna do and draymond. he's a veteran he's been leader on his team for a reason and no, he got some work to do to. to get that trust back from us, but i think he's willing to do it. so all right switching gears to football with the winning carolina the niners improved to three and two they're in first place all alone in the nfc west but suffered four more key injuries plenty of players

let's lk at the breakdown by party. you can see it right there. 35 republican, 47 democrat. they are leading a bit in that early voting percentage so far. we are also looking at detroit, michigan. that is where former president obama is rallying for democratic candidates. that includes the michigan governor, gretchen -- he then heads to wisconsin to campaign. that is a day after hitting georgia. there was a long rally for the democratic senator, raphael warnock. there was a candidate named stacey adams as well. former president gave voters his view of what is at stake. >> the only way to save democracy is if we, together, nurture it and fight for it. that starts with electing people who know you, see you, care about you. >> i was talking about stevie stacey abrams. i need more coffee. we are gonna bring you some of the speech when that happens. we are going to head out to san francisco. we have new details the man arrested nia tack on speaker pelosi's husband. let's go to nbc's scott cohen. he is on the scene for a. scott, welcome. what we're learning about the suspect today

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there's the fog it pulls back still cloudy at the coast a little bit of sun at the blues festival, but lks into your sunday morning as a retreat it comes all the way back and because the air is so cool could really chew out some of that fog at our beaches, but it's still going to be a cool day out there. we look at the next seven days in our inland valleys highs this time of year into the low 80s will be in the mid 80s. but yesterday it was in the low 90s so big change today nice fall feeling into your sunday even monday, but then we're back to feeling like summer as we get into the upper 80s again on tuesday at 90s arriving wednesday staying right on through the work week in the south bay today near average, but that's six degrees cooler than yesterday about 80 today, san jose 76 in milpitas. you saw the upper 60s there in santa cruz upper 70s. that's a better feel for october and redwood city. don't you think it was hot yesterday 69 downtown where we'll see limited sun. there's gonna be a lot of fog out there, but partly cloudy in the afternoon 82 in sonoma with cloverdale coming in in

she lks about the women she has drn inspiration from throughout her life. a 10 pm eastern on afterwards tufts university professor, chris miller, traces the history of microchip technology and explains how it has become the most critically needed technology globally in his book, chip or he's interviewed by democratic congressman jim hines watched book to be every sunday on c-span two and a full schedule on your program guide watch online, anytime, apple tv dot org >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm marcia eli from the brooklyn public library center for brooklyn history and the arts and culture team. this year, brooklyn public library celebrates its 125th anniversary. our birthday is a chance to talk about all that the library does, and one important part of that work is stewarding the extraordinary special collections of the brooklyn center for history. these archives are the combined materials for the brooklyn public library's special collections at those of the former brooklyn historical society, and they are literally the most comp

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eventually surrendered to lk eileen gore, eileen bush for you are not a committed voter.t was someone who is right the first time, i don't know. i need to watch for the next couple of years. so i learned to appreciate and make people feel comfortable to say i do not know. is this a quiz question rick it's not a quiz at your opinion. your opinion matters because you matter for the last thing us republicans would say to me how to getug more women? i go through this long war and peace. at the idea an elevator speech as well but women tend to think more public and more conservatively when they get marriage, motherhood, mortgage and mutual funds. one day rose had a longer version four. when they realized i've ate mortgage and mutual fund i don't have a marriage or mother thought wait a second women ares choosing which of the 41, two, three, whatever they want to do whatever sequence. then it started realized women at the part of their choice is not victim of the circumstances we should be holding them up. and respectfully i thought at the time the democrats were back putting r

that is part of the healing, lk kevin talked about. now lady, and i know for a lot of writers, your being in a public forum and speaking , it's so important but i want to thank all the writerswho are comfortable talking .thank you for being here and talking but that writing can to paper, there's something very spiritual about the bible talks about the word becoming flesh and we have so much internal trauma and disease from the conditions in this and around the globe that writing it every day just putting your thoughts on paper is so therapeutic and it is we should go to therapy to buy i just wanted to say that. >> i also wanted to add there's no way you'd have a lady hubbard or ibrahim candy. our tradition includes we have to do the work and if you do the work the movement comes and if you f do the work something like black lives matter people have stuff to come to thatwill answer stquestions with them . the working writ i want to stress that because i do a writing workshop that came out of and some of the writers are looking for i wan

but but lk at they're doing here. according to the communist mind. washington on godliness humanity's misery. it's a perfect way to reorient americans society. look. yeah, i mean, i guess just to sort of i, i don't think it necessarily mattered. i don't think it was necessarily the communism that mattered. i don't think it was necessarily i think there was obviously a degree to which american were concerned about the spread of communism, about the capability of russia, china. i mean with the with like the cuban missile crisis. it was clear that the threat is and is real. but i don't think the core of this red scare movement really has to do with foreign communism. it has to do with groups that were concerned about what they saw as the decay of american values in the family, in religion in morality. like how in is this tomorrow they're criticizing things like hollywood movies, right? right. in aspects like euthanasia was also being criticized as, having its basis in communism. i think it's to prop these values and to try and give them more urgency tha

hugely formative experience but while i lived in washington thinkha anyone notices if you lk around butitol hill was run by people in their 20s. all smart, eager, ambitious and i got to thinking of things i want to be part of that scene, if i come back to washington, i need to know more to be a journalist or writer so i went on to grandma graduate school starting 40 years ago this week. i thought about chicago but i went there because as close to home. it had notable conservatives, professors there and i thought i'll learn from the best. >> focusing on american politics as your growing up, why was your first book on winston churchill? >> it's a funny story. i was stuck one day in the leadership seminar i thought way much but the person doing the workshop mentioning churchill. he said at the end know a lot about churchill and you want to write about his leadership style and i thought was a terrible you so at claremont in graduate school, principles, the best way to learn about politics as biograspeclly of blinken, churchill, both roosevelt but basically, churchill i found interesting bec

it is hard to get everyone to put things in context and lk at the totality and see i am trying to look at things issue by issue and that is not the business model that has typically worked on cable news." dan: i am frustrated where cable news has gone. it has been about cheerleading and picking sides and it is not all equal. people always say -- this is one of the other criticisms of me, everything is about both sides with you. the answer is, i am happy to discuss who is a greater violator. i think fox news news is far more partisan in its prime time coverage then either of the other major cable channels, but i also think cnn has been more dishonest over the years about its political leanings where they claim to be down the middle and i don't think they haven't close to it. there is criticism to be had, but it is never good enough. see the way he did both sides or why did dan have to highlight fox or cnn? the reality is, and i like to call it the marginalized moderate majority, is that most of us in the country are somewhere near the middle, and i know this to be true. most of us are i