bush recommends lovell to donovan, donovan recruits lovell , we need you here. here is how it happened. stanley lovell gets a letter saying, meet me at this one building in bc he does not know who the letter is from. he shows up to this building, does not know why he is there or who he has meeting. he is led into this room that is barren. he waits for a couple of hours. all of a sudden, william donovan comes in the room and has got a medal of honor on his lapel and says, stanley lovell, i need you to be the professor moriarty of the oss. lovell is thinking to himself, moriarty is the bad guy. [laughter] lovell talks donovan through and donovan says, we need a scientist to create the disguises for our undercover agents. he recruits lovell to be that person. lovell heads the research and development branch of the oss and does throughout the war, creating gadgets and disguises. jeff: what is interesting to is how he had to reorient his mind from doing good to being as people as possible. john: that is one of the main arcs of the book. stanley lovell is reluctant to

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. >> yes, lean inventories are at their lowest july lovell since 2015, price of oil has been advancing now for 5 straight stands at $81 a barrel, a major hurricane in the gulf of mexico disrupting refineries could push the national average over $4 a gallon. >> aaa says the national average now 3.78 a gallon for regular in the bay area. we've got a look at some of the prices, the most expensive napa county with an average of $5.9 a gallon. the cheapest places, solano and santa clara counties averaging 4.97. >> still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 6. witnesses say it sounded like a train, a car full of teenagers crashed into a tree in santa rosa. the warnings police or if giving to parents about all of that. plus, getting that u.s. passport may take several months as a cold government works through a big backlog. why some lawmakers argue it will only get worse before it gets better. and tonight, your chance to win the mega millions jackpot now sitting at more than billion dollars. and california is one of the top 3 states where you have a chance to win. we'll explain. >> a 13 year-old

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several states have allowed it medicinally but it's still schedule i at the federal lovell.fusing. you want more evidence of its medicinal benefit, but at the same time, because it is schedule i, it is tough to get the cannabis and actually study it in a way that that's beneficial and provides that evidence. one of the only farms for a long time in the united states was actually in the middle of ole miss, the college campus. it was the federally funded sort of source of cannabis for all research for a long time in this country. it's challenging to get the data you want if you only have one source. there are more sources now, but that's the biggest thing, i think, medically. you want to do the research to provide the evidence. you need the evidence to reschedule. you can see the challenges there. >> you know, my colleague here, phil, likes to -- i know you are wondering where i'm going with this. i know you are. it's good. keep you on your toes. >> okay. >> i likes to get in the weeds when it comes to these things. so sorry. [ laughter ] >> sorry, couldn't help it. but i do l

. >> yes, lean inventories are at their lowest july lovell since 2015, price of oil has been advancing now for straight weeks. stands at $81 a barrel major hurricane in the gulf of mexico disrupting refineries could push the national average over $4 a gallon. >> aaa is reporting a national average of $3 and $0.78 a gallon for regular gas. let's take a look at our gas prices across the bay area, the most expensive place to fill up is in napa county with a gallon of regular gas, averaging $5.9 a gallon. the cheapest place to get gas is in solano and santa clara counties with prices averaging $4 and $0.97. passport problems. have lawmakers increasingly frustrated as their offices are inundated with travelers pleading for help. the state department says they're surging resources to deal with the backlog. but so far they haven't made much progress. washington correspondent hannah brandt explains what solutions leaders are proposing. >> right now getting u.s. passport can take months instead of weeks. that's unacceptable. senator eric schmitt is slamming the state department for the backlog.

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i was reading victor lovell's book, new book and and it was talking about how they were given on black folks, letting them become homesteaders in manhattan. and he was telling them, come, colonize these lands is like, what does that mean? you know, what part of what part of the history that we complicate for ourselves when we think about where we position against some horrible hardship. tragedies occurred. i'll read this one. this is long i got excited because poets don't get to read this long that's why to so many saying but dawn my second so this is the artwork accompanies it. dawn my second semester at yale law school i carried around the letters of a dead man. i began to think of them as small pieces. the prison cells that once held them. the letters were for glenn mcginnis. execute it on january 25th, 2000, for the murder of leonard. and all i know of her is the bullet from mcginnis. from mcginnis that killed her. every memory of murder, burying so many attempts of it. and the letters convey every emotion but fear, mostly in a time of sided correspondence, came to symbolize my ter

>> look, i would lovell to see the salt cap -- >> oh, are you asking me or -- >> jason, you first. >>ink the bigger set of debates is that taxes as a whole will be set to go up by nearly 1% of gdp. i think that's our best shot we have in the next couple of years, a very significant debt reduction, and so policymakers i think ideally will have to thread a needle where they let tax revenue go up but maybe they do it by some type of permanent tax reform, rather than the type of temporary catches that were passed in 2017. >> so erica, do you agree with that that we should let most of these other provisions expire thereby raising more revenue? do we have a revenue problem or do we have a spending problem? >> yeah, if you look at the cbos bu budget outlook it's obviously that spending is growing our deficit and debt. spending is going to be above trend, while revenues are roughly at trend. i do agree with jason we should extend this all cap. we should go further. the classic recipe for tax reform is to broaden batethe ba and lower the rate. i think in 2025 lawmakers need to follow that reci

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