they had with lynne. >> except for two, of whom they couldn't know. joe giorusso, the man she invited into her home the last day of her life had since died. then there was doug bradford, the ex-boyfriend who threw the lamp and was seen driving near lynne's apartment in the days before her murder. and had offered the odd alibi about sailing and paddling a 30-foot sleuth in the middle of the night. >> there's always a rational element in these circumstantial cases. anything is possible but not everything is reasonable. is it possible that somebody would go out on a boat at 10:30 at night? absolutely. is that reasonable? no. >> wallace could see why the initial investigation focused on bradford, but this wouldn't be easy. which he knew was captain. >> the cases i enjoy is little pieces. if i get too big of a piece, it's not as challenging, you know, to work. >> so luin read the file, too, and it looked like joe giorusso could have been the killer. then he listened to the original interviews with bradford. >>

. >> those were my parents, jim and lynn, and that's me. my mom was teaching and my father was staying home with me. >> and there's your dad doing your hair. >> yeah, i remember him doing my hair every morning. there would be braids and pigtails and he'd brush my hair. >> how would you describe your relationship with your dad as a kid? >> in those early years, we had a relationship that most people would have with their mother, perhaps. we were incredibly close. he just was my whole world. i think that's around the time that he graduated from college. my parents met in the counterculture movement of the late '60s. and throughout the first years of their marriage, they were really focused on their activism. ♪ well i gotta get the world off of my back ♪ ♪ or pretty soon i'm gonna crack ♪ >> for jim and lynn and thousands of young americans, the '60s was a time of civil unrest. to protest war and experiment with mind-bending psychedelics. trippy drugs that jim refused to abandon once he became a father. >> soon after we moved to arizona, when

lynn anybody would do that. anybody anyone should do that on that very day, oakland chinatown chamber of commerce president and outspoken advocate for stopping aapi hate carl chan himself was attacked by someone else on his way to visit mr. lynn after learning of what michelle did she's not only courageous. she has someone with integrity. a fundraiser to express his gratitude and to keep michelle safe for any landlord or managers if you have a place to stay that you think you know, michelle can can move into please contact the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce because of michelle's fast actions law enforcement were able to make an arrest and chan says set an example for others if that's not a matter who we are but no matter your black asian why hispanic whatever race you are what i believe you are we all need to unify we all need. together to fight, you know, not only the covid-19 but let's all fight hate crimes many of us will step in and recognizing our best hero just don't tell that to her. face, that's w

for jim and lynn, the '60s was a time of civil unrest, protest war and trip drugs that jim refused tondon even after he became a father. >> his talk about a revolution is getting serious. >> this is getting serious? >> he was talking about violent overthrowing the government and his behavior became erratic and he was getting aggressive with my mother. and so she decided to leave him. >> jim and lynn separated and began sharing custody of their daughter when a new woman entered their lives. a wealthy social light from scottsdale named susan barns. when i think of my relationship with my father, i see it before susan and after susan. the moment she enters the picture, i don't remember any affection or that kindness. it was that connection we had was lost. >> who was susan? >> susan claims to be some type of yogi, she lived this posh country club lifestyle. when the '60s came along, she got swept up in it. she met my father at a party. everybody was dropping acid, and he introduced himself and he went by michael and she moved into his townhouse. my first visit, they were high and passed

lynn vividly remembers walking the shoreline with her son. he seemed in good spirits that day. >> we talked about school, and he was like, i'm not sure where i am right now in my head. i said, well, you just got your captain's license, you don't have to worry about anything right now. >> he is looking toward the future? >> yeah. >> when they return the beach, conrad drove his sisters to get ice cream. >> he was laughing and i said something and he was, like, smiling. >> conrad told his mom he was going to his friend's house and would not be back for dinner. but later that night, lynn said out of the blue, her daughter got a text message from someone quite unexpected. >> it was around 10:30 that night, michelle carter is asking where conrad is. and they are boyfriend and girlfriend now. >> this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each other in person a few times. the next morning, lynn woke up at 5:00 a. m., and noticed conrad was not home. she called around and drove by his friend's house but could not finds him. conr

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lynn savage joins us. lynn savage, appreciate you coming on. it upset me to read that script.ed to you. >> my daughter had a stroke in s 2015. as a result of the stroke, they removed part of her skull to reduce the swelling, and then they replaced that portion of the skull. over several years, that portion of the skull fell and started to fuse to her brain. so, we went in on monday to have that taken care of. what theys would do is go in, te same incision, take that skull out, because the weight of it was affecting her aphasia and -- she is nonverbal, and they would replace it with a prosthesis. >> tucker: so the hospital set at 7:00, you have to leave your daughter's side. tell us -- please name the hospital, if you would. a hospital is this? >> university of florida, max leggett. >> tucker: they told her you had to leave because covid, andi you said no. what happened next? >> i told them i wasn't going to leave my daughter's side. she had taken a turn for the worse. they did another mri, and this mri was worse than the one after her surgery. also, her body temperature had fa

lynn savage -- no compassion.r: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> tucker: so the biden administration says it is going to use the irs to monitor what is in your bank account. one state treasurer, one, says he is not going to comply. he is joining us next, and we are proud to have him. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: joe biden wants to know what is in your bank account. joe biden has a right to know what is it your bank account because joe biden is in charge of you, your body, and your finance, so the biden administration will now -- essentially all bank accounts. treasury secretary janet yellen said we are doing this to stop tax fraud among high income individuals. >> we have a tax gap that over the next decade is estimated at $7 trillion, namely a shortfall in the amount the irs has collected due to a failure of individuals to report the income they have earned. >> that is among billionaires, is that among people who are transferring $600? >> no, it tends to be among high income individuals whose inco

also concerns millions of people who read this, what we should journalists, we leave your city at lynn, and you've mentioned her, the university graduated from russia. right. and that just was your education or will allow us to understand each other. families produce these. oh, lord doesn't urge you to provide an opportunity to design is to get the court to stop in because that is there is no procedure of form of be prosecuting you to push it for judging you merely it if through. if you just get brandon, we've got the idea to wonder get bullock. just on that liken demoss book. yet we go when, which is some that character was so executed as she was genie judged the 1st and was not that we are not judged on august 3rd. oh, which has yet not, not this letter stand from tomorrow. you becomes a foreign agent. and for many of us, this means so the enemy of the nation's not your left, you several heal and pretty via in her patrol codecs a 1st you have told me to pretty urge should in the air conway, like and the, it's only when you go to jail guards. oh we can a sure direct little and the 1st

jamie's personality is fairly domineering and aggressive. >> in her memoir britney's mother lynn saident years and years of verbal abuse, abandonment. her parents' eventual divorce was the best thing that happened to my family. >> did you meet jamie and lynn spears? >> i maybe met him twice, two or three times. >> he was managing publicity during britney's big breakout in 1998. she's on the cover in "rolling stone" in basically her underwear. were there discussions how you-all were choosing to market her? >> the interesting thing about that is "the baby one more time" video, it wasn't seen as sexualized. that's what kids were wearing. the "rolling stones" magazine is something we feared for a long time. we saw it and got the proofs back from the photographer and i remember thinking like, we could be really screwed here and i remember being in the next meeting and it was really tense. >> why agree to put that cover out there? >> it was "rolling stones" decision. >> "rolling stone" did not respond for comment. ♪ ♪ >> "slave fo >> "slave for you" came out and that was, i felt, the turnin

lynn ramirez, cbs news, san francisco. >> duncan: heart, soul and spirit. always makes for a great story. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday, later on cbs, "60 minutes,." i'm jericka duncan in new york, have a great night. >>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> this was worth a whole season and all of the torture and nobody saw this coming and we will go all the way. >> it is official in the final game of the season. the giants finally got the west and how the teams and fans are gearing up for their first orange october and five years. >> it is everyone out of the water here where shark attacks a surfer and we have that story coming up. >>> an old east bay jail set to be demolished but one former inmate explains why he is fighting to save it. good evening. >>> we begin this evening with bay area baseball fans celebrating the giants biggest win of the season so far. >> the giants for the first time since 2012 are champions of the national league west. >> it took a franchise record 107 wins but they finally won the division

but lynn, aside from writing books, was also a producer of television and a creator of tv shows. sure. [ laughter ] you're right, though, it's fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm going to give this to my daughter, she would like to read a book like this. >> i hope so, it's funny. we like to think that we write the entertainment. we are not the assignment. and he becomes the star of a sitcom on universal lot because, as the alien, he already has the costume. >> jimmy: so like mork in a way, in some way. >> in a way, yeah. >> jimmy: that's very nice. and i think you've written now -- >> 37. 37 novels with lynn. >> jimmy: 37. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. that's like -- i don't think there are even 37 books about donald trump that have been written right now. >> but they're coming. >> jimmy: it's very close, yeah, very close. >> they're coming. >> jimmy: is it true that when you were on "happy days," i mean, and so many people -- we think a lot of people watch shows now, but at that time it was, i don't know how many -- >> there were only three channels. >> jimmy: three ch

with a with lynn lashley, the marble see me the a come come with us a very the campbell shade, a washer. sorry for jani. my i do not have a computer for marie this angel more can we talk facial counties or patsy? may absolutely. she 1000000 due to the flem body would rarely had lush other. does my heritage can mahala in the can be harm had seen email. he has an article about of not who shall claim a shed not with a him to authority old truck. i feel like it's kind of been enough to kind of spin on biometric nesbit, cosmetic. no, john will not have seen him is at the for the sublime say had a composite evelyn blueberry. that is a meridian at law. we're had, we're had, we're had machine somewhere and ines black, las vision. there's been a squaw, some shooter who had with him, lean deep at the museum frame. scafa rob, still a hot tune from degrees. i'm going to be looked at. it was suddenly fits latina preferably not just knocking away the notion is sort of f lumpkin. sheen and alpha helix limit policy limit, indiana psion can control be enough in the in fleming in the if you can. ok, so i

. >> jessie gaza and told the operator that her husband sergeant vincent gauze lynn had been shot when he tried to help them motorists stranded on the side of the road. jessie was hysterical. >> listen to me. listen. listen. i can't understand a word you're saying. you're gonna have to calm down and talk to me. >> as she tried to calm down, just to the operator after being shot, vince came back to their car but was unable to get in because a man was pulling him back. >> my husband tried getting into the vehicle. he couldn't get into the vehicle. he screamed for me to go. >> jessie said she drove away as her husband instructed. >> i don't know where he is anymore. >> minutes later, another 9-1-1 call came in. >> there is a guy that's been killed. he's dead. down the road from my house. >> this is the man who made the call. walter ferguson said he was getting ready to visit his cousin when he heard the gunshots. >> around here we hear a lot of gunshots, i didn't think anything of it, i got into the truck come down the road, and as soon as i crossed the hill but i saw the truck lights cam

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host: sorry to hear that, lynn. in maryland. on the issue of vaccine mandates, kendra in richmond, virginia, thanks to vaccine mandates, job numbers will be worse. medical facilities will be overwhelmed with staff members resigning. harvey in new york, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i am curious to know how these economists come up with the numbers of expectations of 500,000 jobs. i think there are some things they need to take into the equation now. first of all, people on unemployment for an elongated amount of time took excess money, more than they earned. secondly, a lot of people may be filing for early social security. thirdly, i don't thing many people have confidence in the leadership of the country anymore. as evidence by the big divide between republicans and democrats. it is a shame but that is the way it is. maybe these guys should look at that and see if that would affect their numbers. the unemployment rate is not so bad, 4.8%. i do not think that the jobs that are offer

thank you very much, lynne doherty, conservative leader| lynne doherty, conservative leader of west berkshirehalf—term holidays. from the 24th of october, fully—vaccinated people will be able to use private lateral flow tests to prove their covid status, rather than relying on the more expensive pcr test. the transport secretary said it would make travel easier and simpler. lisa minot is the sun's travel editor. we have taught you many times during this pandemic. how much difference is this going to make to travellers, especially over the half term break? well, it is huge. this is going to save the average family of four about £200 on tests for a return trip back to the uk for this and it is going to be a really positive move for the industry and hopefully, it will encourage people to say, i can now book safe in the knowledge i am not going to be shelling out for expensive pcr tests. i5 am not going to be shelling out for expensive pcr tests. is it overdue, in our expensive pcr tests. is it overdue, in your view. _ expensive pcr tests. is it overdue, in your view, should _ expensive pcr tests

we've just had the most successful referendum inter lynn's history . for most of daniel dick month neighbors, the referendum came too late and soon he too might have to move elsewhere. then go ahead and start reverse those anglers. when does not to city, is it? does it just belong to the big corporation driven by the stock market? he's only purposes to make profits for shareholders at any cost. so my next question is, what kind of life do we want in this city? a question that politicians here are going to have to answer step, fasten al jazeera in berlin. ashley is struggling with a rising number of wild balls. the animals rampaging across farms, causing traffic accidents, and entering cities in search of food. and i'm rainy, went out with hunters. i mean to keep their number down. the hunt is on. it's the 1st day of change alley wild afore season. and these dogs have caught the sent it a team effort and tuscany. while they scour the forest, a fellow hunter waits patiently in the hills above him. others have staked our positions across a wide territory

about a dozen people brought their dogs for a blessing by reverend lynn sharp. blessing of animals is held in honor of saint francis, who lived in italy from 11 81 to 12 26, and it's revered for his love of nature and animals. the blessing of the animals is held every year, but pet owners said this year is especially important because pets have helped so many people cope through the pandemic. church member emily hopkins volunteers at the animal shelter in martinez. she brought pictures to the ceremony of several animals who need permanent homes. oil reverend lynn was very gracious and named each of the animals by name and gave each one an individual blessing. and it was. it was very moving. reverend sharpe also said a special prayer for pets who have passed away and invited children to bring their favorite stuffed animal for a blessing. right now to our weather and our air quality. the bay area quality air quality management district issued another advisory for tomorrow due to wildfire smoke. if you smell smoke, you're advised to stay inside with their windows a

lynn from his perpetrator. i just put him up against the plexiglass.ce. michelle ended up getting attacked herself all in an effort to save mr. lynn anybody would do that. anybody anyone should do that on that very day, oakland. to town chamber of commerce president and outspoken advocate for stopping aapi hate carl chan himself was attacked by someone else on his way to visit mr. lin. after learning of what michelle did she's not only courageous. is someone with integrity he is starting a fundraiser. expresses gratitude and to keep michelle safe for any landlord or managers if you have a place to stay that you think you know, michelle can can move into please contact the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce because of michelle's fast actions law enforcement were able to make an arrest and chan says set an example for others. it doesn't matter who we are no matter your black asian why hispanic, whatever race you are what whatever you are. we all need to unify. we all need to work together. fight, you know, not only the covid-19 but let's all fight hat

we've just had the most successful referendum inter lynn's history . for most of daniel dick month neighbors, the referendum came too late, and soon he too might have to move elsewhere. had understood that reverse as anguish in does not to city. is it? does it just belong to the big corporation driven by the stock market? he's only purposes to make profits for shareholders of any cost. so my next question is, what kind of life do we want in this city? a question that politicians here are going to have to answer. step, fasten al jazeera in berlin may be is suspending the road out of a russian developed cove at 19 vaccine following concerns about its safety. for people at risk of h, i v. some studies suggest that the vaccines with a certain viral ingredient found in the sputnik solution, can make men more susceptible to h i v. but the institute, the developer job says that the maybe as decision isn't based on scientific evidence. in peru, the number of people who died from coven 19 has passed 200000 of the highest in the world per capita. more than 20000

lynn: no, i don't think it will change their long-term goal.et seems to be very tight. for example, in china, we have this type co -- tight coal supply. china has closed too much coal capacities since 2016. and the purpose of closing all the coal capacities, actually chinese government trying to reduce pollution, reduce independence on coal, fire energy producing. the goal is to reduce carbon emission, trying to achieve carbon neutrality. haidi: lynn zhao there. ahead of cop 26, brazil is also -- let's bring in aaron clark with more. so why the softening of that stance? aaron: yeah, it's really interesting. we're seeing the softening of the stans of brazil on article six to create a global carbon market. and a lot of that seems to be because of greater corporate pressure, about 100 global ceo's recently sent a letter to the brazilian president bolsonaro, asking him to clarify brazil's stance on a lot of these issues. brazil was a major player in any global carbon market because they have the amazon rain forest, which is one of the major global

lawrence cope, former assistant secretary of defense and natasha at lynn stead u. s. foreign policy special. thank you both for your time and, and your thoughts today are on the life of colin powell ah to the rest of the days news now and flooding and landslides have killed at least 35 people in southern india's or the southern indian state of carola over the last week rescue operations by the army and navy are continuing to look for the many who are missing. thousands have been stranded in parts of the coastal state and authorities fear the number of dead could yet rise significantly. one of the worst affected areas is caught a young and low, but brandon's been monitoring the situation there for us. what's happening here in and many other parts of cadillac with going on with people from the officer trying to clear this bloody group all debris into the trees which were up along with bands. this is really important because the rain is starting again and heavy rains expected for wednesday. that's really important to try to clear as much of the block away as possible

he was joined by lynn beattie, personal finance adviser and founder of the mrs mummypenny website; andlist and founder of the much more with less website to answer your questions on this subject. let's kick off with lynn, a question from a mum of two young children who lives in a flat in south london who wants to know how much more should she be budgeting per month for her bills? i did a little survey of the people in my facebook group to find out what people are paying, what their bills have gone to. i actually have some people in the situation. this is quite scary, but it looks like bills have been doubling. it depends what company she is with, what tariff she is on, a variable or fixed rate. but i would be prudently assuming they might be doubling. but to get around that, she needs to make sure she is on the best fixed deal, switch deals, and lots of tips on energy saving will help her bring the cost down. this one wants to know more about home energy efficiency grants. how can she find out more about them? the best option is to get on the internet and google. find out if you can ge

all that food looked amazing that was stephanie lynn reporting fleet week.here are asking anyone coming to events next week to wear a face covering. alba continues to pour out of the volcano on the spanish island of la palma, nearly two weeks after it first erupted the ongoing threat to the community. add and whether we are wrapping up another warm to hot day, but we will eventually cool things off in your five day forecast, and we'll have the update coming up. plus scientists fear climate change could disrupt the fall foliage. so many people love warning from environmentalists. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies.

not at all for summer, lynn. did anything good? no. see good luck on the super well to come from. hm. okay. tissue you called me again. kristin? sugar? rosewood? ah . with no. because they just couldn't get any snow with them to the company. and so come on the color that is flush with a k, with a miss with a, [000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] a tom with in a good move. it comes to ship it without money order means you're only going to hook engine is engine. got a name is a $30.00 to $1.00 call. you go this. if it does matter that you got to do a lot of them, you know, controllers, you want to know that they're pretty small, even call mom, you know, the qualified me because rosario is that i was gonna show as a teacher, a bmw with a citizen cindy swimming a bill gambling a sofa, thomas fish pig to put off on a de emily game more than one house in his honorable battle. did show him african reconditioning mosier. what was it was in the muslim hungary what of underfoot or to get the junk? our new boundaries raised afternoon. this mission be thorough. taken to what the one us own . my c

lynn lleva mÁs de 33 aÑos viviendo aquÍ y le contamos que, segÚn el censo la poblaciÓn latina aumentÓste paÍs tiene mÁs habitantes en buena parte por el aumento de los hispanos que superaron los 62 millones, es decir un 23% con respecto a la dÉcada de atrÁs. >> encontramos que california, texas, florida e illinois fueron los estados con el mayor nÚmero de hispanos. >> durante la pandemia no tenÍamos comar comunitario. blanca: catalina es asambleÍsta, piensa que su comunidad no fue bien contada. >> el gobierno federal durante la Época que se hizo el censo se dedicÓ a hacer una campaÑa de miedo, creo que no refleja bien la comunidad inmigrante. blanca: por eso algunas organizaciones sugieren hacer un conteo a nivel municipal para tener una idea poco mÁs precisa sobre las necesidades de la comunidad. jorge: estamos pasando de grandes nÚmeros a un pedazo de poder y se siente bien. ilia: es importante entenderlo, poder econÓmico y poder polÍtico. jorge: somos muchos [música] luz: quien le tiene miedo al amor, le tiene miedo a vivir. no debes rendirte. te quedan muchos años por delante. ere

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stephanie lynn shows us why they're passing on new expenses to their customers. the product getting to us is taking much longer. brian lawrence runs amy's hardware store, a sacramento staple that served customers for over a century. now we're just trying to stay as upbeat as we can the store now facing what could be its biggest challenge yet. a supply chain crisis impacting retailers nationwide. you know, it just makes it difficult where we're eating on christmas trees right now, hoping they'll be here within the next few weeks. they've been stuck on cargo ships docked at los angeles for months normally when it's all here in october. now it's going to be probably mid november toward the latter part of november. store associates. tell me that at this time of year normally you'd have a lot of options to choose from in terms of christmas lights. but as you can see, there are some gaps. we normally have a lot more, um, hacksaw blades, for instance, telling us he's also seeing shortages in metal and plastic products. and how does that make you feel? frustrated i mean,

actually, lynn reveres shows us it was the lawn . >> with the drought upon as many people are turning to artificial turf for landscaping but in san jose there is a turf the on the loose . this house on eastridge drive was hit a couple of days ago . security cameras capture the theft in progress including the suspicious vehicle which is a white suv. the feeds can be seen just rolling up the turf like carpet, and taking it away. turf installations can cost thousands of dollars and with the drought it makes the turf that much more valuable. anyone with information is asked to call the san jose police department. >>> on the covid front, hnson & johnson may ask the feds to o according to the new york times. the fda already has a meeting scheduled for next week to talk about boosters for both johnson & johnson as well as moderna. right now airlines facing covid vaccine pressure, the biden administration gave federal contractors until december 8 to mandate the vaccinations for employees and that includes some airlines, because they provide services for the government. so far, american, alask

. >> lynn hudson is from the university of illinois in chicago, the study of race and gender is the author of the black entrepreneurship in 19 centuries san francisco. from women historians, in 2019, the fight against california's discrimination and white supremacy in california. i will handed over to you and see you again. >> - let me get this going. i would not have had a career historian without them. they have been me every step along my career. i have visited them where i did much of my research about maryellen pleasant, can't say enough, special part of that. i also give a shout out to the archivist, one of my chapters will not exist and allison more that i worked with for years is one of the people who gave me the idea of this book, and they launched the book, and let's get to it. and in the expense, with anti-black practices. the complex networks of resistance that have existed that involves networks of african-americans and allies from statehood and the civil rights movement. one book does not document every instance of segregation. they spent time in public libraries from riversi

however, in lynn areas are going to see temperatures about 10 degrees lower for daytime highs on monday. first is what we're tgat system, we're also going to see our humidity percentages actually drop. as you can see here monday, 12% up in sonoma right now and today our percentages are actually a little bit higher as we did have a little bit more moisture in the region. so talking about tomorrow, though, it's going to be pretty nice outside with mostly sunny skies temperatures a little warmer out in concord, expected to hit 80 degrees. jonathan. >> erica, thank you tonight kron four's staying in contact with oakland fire crews to learn more about what sparked this fire on king's lynn it started in the attic of a home last night. the fire is out. but as we mentioned, there's no word on exactly how it started or if anyone was hurt. we'll bring you updates as soon as they become available tonight. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are demanding answers into that huge oil spill in southern california. officials still trying to assess the scene to figure out exactly where they need to bes

new lynn's will bring help to where it is needed most. >> it goes a long way to way to accepting that and recognizing it. >> the senate bills are a way to destigmatize -- students who are struggling. treatment and getting it to their children. hopefully no moving forward. this will be better than it was 30 years ago. >> the san jose unified school board president since he is most excited about the grant opportunities that will help to train and fill so many minty -- empty mental health positions. >> i feel encourage that part of this money will go toward training people to join the profession. >> schools will always be a place for learning and the parents say that these lessons will make a major impact. ml life will continue to happen. it is important that kids get these resources and services and knowledge early on. >> same curr>> same curr>> samer process. >> just a start but a step in the right direction. >> still to come at 5:00, the next step for a new weapon in the fight against covid-19. >> southwest airlines turned a long weekend into a much longer weekend for many passengers.

take a look. >> officer, this is lynn manwell miranda, and i'm sorry, he can't be in your history classhe bill of rights. we covered a lot in about two and a half hours at hamilton, and we're going over it in specifics, so this is not lost time. thank you. >> so many kids are jealous right now, that is amazing. this is a quote. oh, my god, i'm freaking out during the test, and i can't scream because they are concentrating. 16-year-old luke stevens was at a fundraiseer with his mother where lin-manuel miranda was a guest of honor. since he is a fan, we think this will be wonderful. he's part of our arts out there. great to see that. >>> that's all for me right now. that's the news reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. we'll see you next week at 5:00 eastern. pamela brown takes over. everybody, take care. ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approv

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. >> lynn hudson is a professor of history and member in illinois at chicago. her focus studies of race and gender. she's the author of 19th century. [inaudible]. and women's historical society and she's a fellow at the library. in her new book is jim crow, the fighting is california's power lines, which covers the history of the white supremacy in california pretty thank you for being with us and avoid headed over to you and i will see you again in our audience at the end. >> thank you so much, i am just so happy to be here. i want to get this going. and first of all, they think used to get to the california historical society. i frankly not and they have been helping me every single step along my career. i visited mama for my first book where i did much of my research and in the old library and the librarians i just can't say enough. i just would like to spend all their time thinking librarians and have a special shout out for helping me tonight in setting up this program. i also want to give a shout out to deborah, to really one of my while i would not exist

. >> jamie lynn spears is opening up about her mental health in a memoir. cover for things i should've said. she said it has been the work ever since her daughter maddie's life-changing accident in 2017. spears said she spent her life pretending -- believing she had to pretend she's perfect. but now she is showing her daughters you never have to edit yourself. a portion of the books proceeds have to be a nonprofit that empower people dealing with mental held this -- mental illness and addiction. there is a new jeopardy champion this morning. his historical -- matt amodio historic run on the show came to an end. >> you are our new jeopardy championship. [applause] we have to sag about to matt amodio with an unbelievable 38 a winning streak, one for the books. it has been an honor and pleasure. >> is 38 game winning streak was cut short by jonathan fisher, an actor originally from coral gables florida. the clue wasn'ttttt nazi germany divided into two regions, what is austria. this leaves two. ken jennings holding the top stop of 74 wins. amodioamodioamodioam

. >> danville, pleasanton, lynn livermore, san ramon. feel like they are a unique community that needs one district. they feel like that makes it easy for them to communicate to one member of the state legislature. that could change in the process. we are seeing the redistrict thing commission that splits up the tri-valley. it has implications for the balance of power for the house of representative aired in the central valley the city of tracy is currently the most liberal part of this certain district that's been hotly contested. the latest map pulls tracy into the bay area with cities like livermore. if you take out the little piece of district, it makes it a lot harder for democrats to win that seat in 2022. >> the basic income pilot programs have been popping up around te state. the los angeles is kicking off the biggest such program yet. tell us about it. >> they have applications today for the program. many communities across the country have different ones. of in l.a. they are looking at 3200 families give $1000 a month to. first

new lynn plans to test it the day before thanksgiving.nd aim it at a 525 be used to change the course theoretically of any space rock that threatens the earth. now a different kind of space x history in orbit. our reporter caught up with america's newest space pioneer. >> whoa! >> i couldn't believe how beautiful it was. i looked into the planet and i thought, everyone i love is down there. the gratitude will stay with me forever. reporter: after successfully completing the first all civilian mission into orbit -- - >> probably the most intimidating part was reentry. we hit a third of earth gravity and attractive micro-members and said, this is intense! and we hadn't even gotten up to regular gravity. then we got up to 4x gravity. when the parachute deployed, we screamed. we were so excited. at that point, we knew we were re: hayy ceneau receiving a. thhe s w treatedas a 1ye-o, bate cancer. anian's assistant. during her 72 hour trip in space, hayley arceneaux organizing a video call with some patients. >> one of the funniest questions was

i've already lost lynn. i lose you till. because that's what i felt like was going to happen. like you were just gonna stay in bed and just die with her. i wanted to at that time. i know you did, and i did. so could you get a i don't want them increasing numbers of americans are voicing their desire for a fair health system. i mean, one of their main demands is reduction in drug prices. over prices have risen by an average of 30 percent over the past 5 years. for instance, the price of ad there and as the drug has increased by almost $200.00 for big pharma, the united states is a gold mine, a market worth some $500000000000.00. and drug companies can set their own prices. ah, drug prices in our country are much higher than the rest of the world for the exact same drug. often in the same package may be, the language might be different in france. in the u. k, the government negotiates directly with drug companies. this is not the case united states a golden opportunity for manufacturers who are fighting to maintain the system vest because we have so little regulation of drug com

question and i need to put my e-mail in the chat box people can always send me their questions and lynnl be able to ask answer them after this talk. there is so much you could speak about, how law enforcement reinforcero jim crow in your book it's a very important part of it. black lives matter i just think there is no better piece of evidence that this has a long history than those membership lists were thousands, and thousands and thousands of klan members up and down the state and almost every single police department has members on thebe list. i did not even get to talk about how kern county this was not just the membership of l.a. the l.a. office was a regionalfi office. so t police departments all across the state were revealed. some publish their name. one of the reasons i picked the chapter tonight. wanted to tell that story the surprise were way past being surprised about this. we know, we know this is a history in the u.s. of police practices and violence because african americans. as members of the black lives matter have shown us we need to move to new strategy. i look forwa