lynne: exactly.t's quite an astonishing thing to see that much greatness emerge from a small backwater, which is essentially what virginia was in the eyes of the world. judy: you make them come to life by writing about not only their great talent, what they accomplished, but also writing about their weaknesses and the disagreements that they had. how, despite all that, did they get done what they got done? lynne: you know, it's interesting that by being together, of course, they sharpened one another's wits. they brought others. they brought one another to higher and higher ideas, but their quarrels were also very productive. and i think that's a way of sharpening wits too. one of their quarrels, the quarrels of between three of them and washington, led to a complete break with washington, which i think people don't often realize. washington died a pretty lonely man, admired by millions, but with few friends. but out of that break came political parties. the idea that a loyal opposition was a good th

coming up, lynn good, duke energy ceo. you do with clean energy and make money in utilities? this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up, and exclusive interview with house speaker nancy pelosi. that is at noon in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ vp pence: they would impose the green new deal, which would crush american energy, increase the costs of americans in their homes, and crush american jobs. sen. harris: moody's, a reputable wall street firm, has said it will create 7 million more jobs than donald trump's. and part of those jobs that will be created by joe biden are going to be about clean energy and renewable energy. alix: those were the potential vice presidents, the nominees clashing over energy policy at last night's debate. 's,'ve got big oil, enp pipelines, utilities all caught up in the debate. duke energy provides service in six states. duke recently set a goal to double its renewable portfolio by 2025. they also want to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. joi

lynn vividly remembers walking the shoreline with her son. he seemed in good spirits that day. >> we talked about school, and he's 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. i said, if you don't want to go to school this fall, you don't have to make that decision now, just as long as you're working and doing something healthy >> reporter: he's looking toward the future? >> yeah. >> reporter: when they returned from the beach, conrad drove his sisters to get ice cream. >> he was laughing. i said something, and he was like smiling. >> reporter: conrad told his mom he was going to his friend's house and wouldn't be back for dinner. later that night, lynn says 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're boyfriend and girlfriend now. >> reporter: this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each

joining us now is jamie lynn spears, good morning, jamie lynn.hank you for having me. >> of course. it's thursday so we'll go a little throwback. got a picture of you presenting at the teen choice awards 18 years ago with your big sister, britney. you were just 11 at the time. what do you remember most? >> on this day, i remember most that i -- this outfit was like the first like -- the jeans and the shirt were like custom-made to match her outfit and i just thought that i was like, oh, just doesn't get better than this. i'm a star now. that's what i remember. >> a great sisterly moment right there. you know, a lot of fans across the world have been speaking out in support of your big sister, britney. what would you like to say to everyone who is wondering how she's doing now. >> i think that she's doing just like the rest of us. she's trying to make the best and stay positive during a very challenging time and challenging year and i think that that's kind of the theme of everyone right now so -- >> that's a good point and so much has changed for

in san jose, lynn ramirez, kpix 5. 29-year-old daniel rippy used facebook messenger to threaten ohio state university football players in 2018. he's a university of michigan fan. he's since apologized anhe was sentenced to a year in prison. two disturbing cases of vandalism in the east bay, a swastika symbol with the word trump de s tewr a n n with the same graffiti. lafayette police are investigating. they're looking to see if this is a possible hate crime. no word if the two cases are connected. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. i believe people are arming themselves because they're scared of the election coming up. >> bay area getting armed up. people behind surging gun sales. >>> remembering a bay area journalist whose distinctive voice was a long time fixture at san francisco city hall. >>> coming up, the warriors have the splash brothers, the 49ers have the yak brothers. >> am i part of the yak bros ? i didn't get a formal invitation or a anything? . >>> a pretty sunset in progress as we look toward the golden gate. inland parts of the bay area, the red flag warning

meeting up while they still can, the best friends lynn and lesleylj don't best friends lynn and lesley to break the rules but i haven't. don't like it at all. very tempted to break the rules but i haven'tm is all right says two households shouldn't mix, what am i supposed to do. the government says it supported the hospitality sector with cash grant, vat kutes and business rates holidays but here, limiting social contact will mean more economic pain. contact will mean more economic pain. sarah corker, bbc news. our top story this evening. labour attacks the government after documents show they did not follow their scientists advice on the coronavirus pandemic. coming up. an exclusive interview with the head of british gymnastics about bullying and welfare allegations in the sport. coming up on sportsday, ronaldo is in isolation, after the portugal forward tests positive for coronavirus, he says he is doing fine and is symptom free. latest figures show the uk unemployment rate has risen to its highest level for more than three years. the office for national statistics says the rate incr

a small city anchored by the lockd lynn air force base. wasr an easy going child. >> carla, when she was young she was calm. she would sing all the time ♪ let me see ♪ >> whenever she was out with her friends. >> rosanna flores was one of those friends. >> what was it about carla, you wanted to be her friend? >> herer smile, her voice. her really big heart. she never saw any bad in anyone. >> her friends say it wasn't all about singing. >> we would go to the local bar here and sing and dance. >> they say the dancing could literally happen anywhere. that's carlyn. >> fun times in the walmart parking lot. >> only in a small city, right? she went to college in del rio. started in nursing and transferred to criminal justice. nothing that would prepare her mind for what she did at 22. enlist in the army. >> she didn't ask me. she did it. >> your family is a military family? >> we are. my dad is air force, my sister was air force and i was army reserves. >> she went to south korea. off duty she found time to give back. >> she found herself volun

joining us now is share lynn eiff ifill. it's an honor to have you here tonight.being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> i am -- i feel like i have sort of two equal -- not opposite, but equal and parallel thoughts on the postal service right now, which is they did so much damage that nobody can count on the postal service to get their ballot in now, between now and election day. and if you still have your ballot, you should bring it in. and also people like you seem to be sort of fixing the damage that they did to the postal service. it may not be in time to rescue everybody's ballots over the next few days, but it does seem like you are nailing them to the wall here. >> well, yes, rachel. this suit is really important, and our partners -- it's ldf, the legal defense fund, and public citizen, and bringing suit on behalf of the naacp. some of this is about the mail. some of this is just about people who need their prescription drugs, elderly people, people who count on the mail. but with regard to the election, you're absolutely right. if you haven't already dropped y

lynne cheney, thank you so much. the book is the virginia dynasty for presidents and the creation of the american nation. thank you. >> thank you, judy. thank you. a pleasure. >> woodruff: and later tonight on pbs, the premiere of "froline's" "whose vote counts." teaming up with "u.s.a. today" and columbianvestigations, "new yorker" writer jelani cobb reports on allegations of voter disenfranchisement and how the pandemic could impact turnout in the fall election. that's whose vote counts, later tonight. >> woodruff: before we go, we wanted to let you know about a very important conversation online tonight. hosted by amna nawaz "teens, covid and coping," our student reporting labs teamed up with well beings a public media reporting initiative to explore how the pandemic, quarantine and remote learning,re affecting adolescent mental health. here's a preview. >> i mean i've always struggled with my mental health, but it's been more prominent than ever. having to combine the negative thoughts that clutter this space wit

our thanks to lynn cheney for sitting down with us. >> you were blushing a bit.t. >>> if you are heading out, don't forget to record "cbs this morning saturday." coming up in our next hour, all the energy of the rock era could be found within its pages. we'll explore the influence of "cream" magazine. have you heard of it? we'll explore it with the writers, the maker of a new documentary, and a rock and roll hall of famer. and it's music to the ears of nba fans, with no fans in the stands. we'll see how a team of technicians accomplished the remarkable task of making this year's games sound just like what they're used to sounding like. >>> plus, grammy winner brittany howard of the alabama shake in our "saturday session." you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." real progress? when you're affected by schizophrenia, you see it differently. it's in the small, everyday moments. and in the places, you'd never expect. a little sign of hope. the feeling of freedom. and once these little moments start adding up, that's when it feels like so much more. it feels like

germany and rapidly rising corona virus infections have prompted action from the authorities the capital lynnhas joined frankfurt and cologne on the list of cities where new cases have exceeded a cane measure bars and restaurants have to close there's some doubt about whether the new restrictions will be enough to stop the spike. 11 pm and it's pouring with rain but that doesn't stop these young people here in berlin neither does the rise in corona virus infections in the past few weeks the police have had to clear public squares and parks people were ignoring hygiene and social distancing rules now the city is cracking down. and it is on laugh-in that since the end of the summer holidays the focus has shifted to young people who got infected during leisure activities especially in pubs people get infected because they don't keep their distance when it gets late. and absent that speech of. the new rules a strict no more than 5 people can gather at 11 at night private parties will be limited to 10 instead of 25 guests bars restaurants and kiosks will also have to close between 11 pm and 6 am b

and that's your business update here to tell you at this hour from me and the team member lynn as always thanks so much in. the by. the by. the by. the by. from my shoes will become a shoe. to me by. the beginning of the end of animal based products. but which will turn a do is work and which ones are the. new ideas from the global market made any. only. with different languages we fight a different thing that's fine let me also make up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for mines. pigs in tight airless cages cows that don't know the taste of fresh grass chickens that never go outdoors that's the sad reality of factory farming the production of ever cheaper meat comes at the expense of the animals well being cheap meat from poorly treated animals come to the consumers expense to after all how can we.

the south and the west worst hit more than 129 areas and deemed high risk as the 2nd wave hits but lynn authorities are urging people to wear masks in all crowded places where social distancing isn't possible mosques a compulsory at markets well queuing and on some shopping streets for the public is largely remaining calm but. of course we're afraid but not in the sense that i think about it all the time but when protecting ourselves just like before us as a gentleman i still live with my parents so i won't go to panic buying but i already found it bad the 1st time around and this time to. think it meant doesn't it that's it i think we're better prepared this time around compared to the 1st time. i see how people are behaving and it's much better. but what it means for us i'm in berlin for the 1st time in 10 months and of course i'm a bit afraid morning after. the listen. in political spheres pressure is growing for more involvement of the parliament in coronavirus decision making bundestag president wrote to m.p.'s on monday saying that parliament's role as lawmakers must be more disti

pretty slow along the freeway all the way back from tracy to 11th street and north lynn.pretty heavy conditions for a friday morning drive with a 45 minute drive time for 205 as you work your way over to 680. he sure freeway is still in the clear and we typically don't see any slow in conditions until after 6:00. highway four doing okay and a few stop and go conditions at the connector. southbound 880 nimitz freeway through downtown oakland, still a little sluggish. we did see trc clearingbut they lecola ey rk constr do have a clash blocking one lane and it is not really causing any trouble. overall, the freeways are looking pretty good. 101 pretty quiet and a stalled vehicle reported. the westborough on-ramp to self 280 as block. there is a crash on surface streets so surface streets in the area, the san bruno area is a little slow and a heads up, service changes starting on monday for eta. the rest of the transit is on time. that is a look at your traffic and let's take a look at your forecast. >>> nice and cool day for the bay area. in fact, finally feeling more like f

sweeping the country from airline to goldman sachs we have the latest details >>> terwe'll speech to lynn cho >>> an early investor that just announced a spac deal today. more power lunch after this break. (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >>> welcome back as covid cases spike in many parts of the country, many are concerned that this could be the second wave of the disease but we're also seeing a second wave of job cuts. thousands announced just this week steve has been looking at the numbers for us ahead of tomorrow's unemployment report or employment report i was surprised that some of those layoffs, steve, particularly disney's which were out on tuesday were not mentioned at all in the debates. i guess they were focusing on other things >> the economy took a

the south and the west worst hit more than 129 areas and deemed high risk as the 2nd wave hits but lynn authorities are urging people to wear masks in all crowded places where social distancing isn't possible mosques a compulsory at markets well queuing and on some shopping streets tonight the public is largely remaining calm. in political speeches pressure is growing for more involvement of the parliament in coronavirus decision making bundestag president both gun show wrote to m.p.'s on monday saying that parliament's role as lawmakers must be more distinct in the handling of the pandemic a polite reminder that in germany's democracy parliament makes the laws not the government. well are various states of premier marcus are there warning that the situation in germany could spiral out of control so how bad is the situation with that very question earlier to last hour wheeler president of the robert costa institute germany's central health disease control authority. well actually the numbers are rising over the weeks in particular since july so we have to be very proud of the earth and

guns is in the budget and we're saying they need to go ahead and fill that position, however donna lynne says the position remains unfulfilled because he believes no one wants to work and what he calls a hostile work environment. >>she's talking about hiring one person to do tracing which is a very noble and every technical jaw. but the challenges song with those kind expertise there soon coming to open. we may be laid off week as phone. the police department captain it is also recommending the city council adopted resolution to terminate opd is participation with the fbi's joint terrorism task force of the 3 bases issue. >>the bay area oakland has been the one this year that's been struck by terrorism we are white supremacist kill up for security building the city council president sites that same incident has reason to sever ties with the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the federal government has refused to go after white supremacist even those white supremacists who committed a murder in oakland. >>both resolutions will be presented at the next oakland city council meeting has it ma

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>> and now more from president lynn don johnson with remarks on the conflict in vietnam. it was titled peace without conquest. >> this is the second occasion that we have welcomed our chief to this campus. ladies and gentlemen, i william the president of the united states. >> senator brewster, senate eor tidings. members of the john hopkins student body. last week 17 nations sent their views to some two dozen countries having an interest in southeast asia. we're joining those 17 countries and stating our american policy tonight which we believe will contribute toward peace in this area of the world. i have come here to review, once again, with my own people the views of the american government. tonight americans and asians are dieing for a world where each people may choose their own path to change. this is the principal for which our an ses sors fought in the valleys of pennsylvania. it is a principal for which our sons fight tonight in the jungles of vietnam. vietnam is far away from this campus. we have no territory there. nor do we seek any. the war is dirty and bruta

. >>> michelle and lynn, tracking extreme fire danger as we go into the weekend. gusty offshore winds will be back by sunday. in fact, we just got word that regional parks in east bay hills will close on sunday due to dangerous fire weather conditions. likely some of the strongest offshore winds we have seen so far. fire season a big concern we are watching this closely. a fire weather watch in effect from 11 am sunday through 11 am tuesday for the areas in yellow. east bay hills, diablo range and santa cruz mountains are all under a fire weather watch which will be upgraded into a red flag warning. we are talking gust 60, 70 miles per hour especially in the higher elevations with humidity values down to the single digits and the teens. we also have a high wind watch sunday 4 pm until monday at 10 am for the entire bay area because of the strong winds, possible downed trees and power lines. we will talk more about this in detail coming up. >>> pg&e is warning more power shutoffs are possible sunday through tuesday because of the high fire danger. so far marinda, m

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lynn has the afternoon off. a live look in washington now where treasury secretary, steve, and house speaker nancy pelosi are said to be speaking this afternoon. the director of the national economic council says president trump has approved a revised stimulus package. he spoke about what may be on the table, calling it a breakthrough. >> what you got here is the bid and the offer. it has narrowed substantially in wall street terms. reckon th key asks, namely small business ppp extension, we need some backup on the unemployment assistance, i think it is going to include that. the president approved it, i am going to guess because it will include the economic assistance direct mail checks, i think that will be in there, and i think airlines will be in there but i don't want to go any further than that. >> so far, the speaker's office is declining to comment and senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell says congress is unlikely to deliver another big relief bill, before the election. late this morning president tru

. >> michelle and lynn we just got through the first off shore wind event of the week. the second around the corner. actually arriving tonight through friday morning. off shore winds will kick back in for us, especially up in the higher elevations of the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys, diablo range and santa cruz mountains and the coast will be under that red flag warning. we will see gusts up to 40 to 50 miles an hour and low relative humidity values. the second off shore wind event does look to be a little bit stronger than the first one that we saw. checking humidity values. you can see those brown color contours that -- that dryer air coming in from the north and northeast. 27% relative humidity in fairfield looking at 35 in santa rosa. 29% in concord and 21% for livermore. as we go through we will see the winds letting up a little throughout the day. kicking right back in as we look to late tonight, through at least thursday morning and then into friday morning before finally letting up as we look to the rest of your friday. then a third round of o

and lynn son is obvious.irst time, 22 years they're going to lose back-to-back games, oklahoma. he is completely beside himself. >> sean: it is not over yet but out of time-outs. to back regular season losses. october 2 north texas and 9th, 1999, been stoops' first season. under lincoln riley they were 22-1 coming in in true road games. the only loss on the road was last year at k-state. >> todd b.: the biggest thing is ball security. they'll try to strip it. it's a first down and it's over and a lot of streaks are over. including the 24 consecutive losses at home for iowa state against oklahoma dating back to 1960. >> sean: you can see them with the victory formation, the greatest call you can make when you can get into this formation. the 24th win, only the 424th wi for iowa state against a ranked opponent and seven have come under matt campbell and taken this program to the places and they haven't been often and now they're 2-0 in conference with oklahoma 0-2, the preseason favorite, texas already a loss i

>>all right, thank you so all good information lynn from cal fire. you know we'll be checking in with you frequently thank you, thanks lee. >>the fire chief said that everything was destroyed except for one house. >>santa rosa homeowners. they are bracing now for the worst as reports are trickling out about that destruction already from the glass fire. it's a really emotional time as those evacuated from the fire zone are just waiting for confirmation about whether or not they'll have a house to go back to kron 4 maureen kelly talked to a couple fearful their home was wiped out. >>laura has been driving in the burn area near highway 12 today. lori what were you able to find out to these people have a house that we know. >>at this point grand i can tell you that i don't know for sure the conditions were really not safe enough for me to actually make it all the way to their home on cougar lane, this is an area in unincorporated santa near highway 12. it's a very dangerous area in terms of overhanging dying trees dead treas burned out trees and just a t

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lynn marie are lend marie harris explains what all this means. >> reporter: if you can do your job from home, why not continue.>> that's the question the bay area air quality management district is asking the communities with the new cut the commute idea. they asked companies to voluntarily allow employees to work from home at least 25% of the time, even after the pandemic. >> we are specifically focusing on single occupancy vehicle. >> they say the evidence is clear in the months immediately following the lockdown, air quality improved dramatically with far fewer cars on the road. >> if we can do that and reduce the number of cars on the road, that will help us in the air pollution and greenhouse arena. >> i support a voluntary approach. stomach mayor sam accardo says a similar idea in the metropolitan is present condition to have employees work from home after the pandemic could have negative consequences for silicon valley. >> no longer having people working together in the same building is a real obstacle. >> workers talk to said they would like some options. >> i'd like to continue

republicano quien estuvo con el presidente hace una semana, y tambiÉn el senador republicano mike lynnt. allÍ no hubo mascarillas ni distanciamiento social. sabemos a esa hora que dos periodistas, colegas nuestros que cubren la casa blanca, que viajaron con el presidente en los Últimos dÍas, y un asesor de prensa de la casa blanca, han dado positivo en la coronavirus. carolina: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn a esta hora en vivo desde la capital del paÍs. joe biden reaccionÓ y dijo que Él y su esposa estÁn orando por la recuperaciÓn del presidente donald trump como la primera dama, y pidiendo por toda su familia. baiden y su esposa dieron negativo hoy a la prueba de covid-19, en motril Él mismo lo confirmÓ y dijo "me alegra informar que yill y yo hemos dado negativos al covid-19, les agradezco a todos por sus mensajes de preocupaciÓn, espero que esto sirva como recordatorio para que puse la mÁscara, mantengan la distancia fÍsica y no olviden lavarse las manos". seguramente lo vieron durante el debate del martes en ohio, el presidente hizo referencia al uso de la mÁscara, y criticÓ

was of the parts of germany a keeping a close eye on the infection rate in lynn and on cane on visitors from the capital spreading the virus to them i fear that berlin is on the edge of losing control we definitely don't want to have a situation like in madrid we don't want a situation like in paris where there has to be a complete lockdown where public life has to be reset to 0 elsewhere in europe brussels has announced bars and restaurants will close as the belgian capital is riddled with corona $27.00 people tested in brussels returns a positive result the virus is everywhere in the region there is not a single municipality in brussels which is below the national average posts where restrictions of course in place there's also pushback from some sections of society from conspiracy theorists who think the virus is a hoax to those tyra finite that the measures to stop it spread it will cost them their jobs even more. with. while berlin braces for what may well be a wind wave of covert germany. the whole remains one of only 4 european nations knocked described by the european center for

recently, her little sister come out and said she, jamie lynn, and the rest of the family, is okay with been a con serve tor. and if a judge believes it and her sister believes it, that this is best for britney spears, then i tend to believe, too. >> this no holds barred attitude is what audiences can expect when in justice with nancy grace returns on thursday. >> we take on cases from all over the country where justice has been delayed or denied. and i try to help. and get an outcome. i can't just stand by. i got news for you. there will be justice, by god. >> you know, nba players have done a great job fighting for justice. a little differently than nancy. while they're playing in the bubble, but right now, the focus is on the nba finals. game four tonight, heat, lakers. who you got? >> can't bet against the home team. >> shaquille o'neill, a reason this season his heart is with the purple and gold. >> how special would it be. >> for family. >> where is your da da? >> have a storybook ending. >> as the lakers try to honor kobe by winning that championship, shaq is making mo moves of h

leak it's all on court of the import of it because the persona i can't even use coubertin warm you lynn. teachers and friends demand better protection as the nation reels from the shock of several parties murder at the hands of a terrorist. mind is many many things it's still my position to be protected. also those are protests rage for a 3rd day in poland with clashes in the capital after the constitutional court imposes an almost total ban on abortions. and a 14 year old boy caught up in the war between armenia and azerbaijan tells r t what his family lived through and how they got to safety.

turkeys lynn miss -- turkey's willingness to gas trailing in the middle military in -- middle mediterraneans unimpressed, accusing turkey of warlike messages that have removed azerbaijan's inhibitions. azerbaijan has been emboldened by turkey's support, emboldened -- given russia has a military base in armenia, that would to emboldened azerbaijan. put all those factors together and whatever the rights or wrongs, you arrive at high risk. there is an argument that there are too many external fingers in this pie and it has the potential to turn into a major gional conflict. there is one other dimension to this. france has confirmed that syria had been located there. >> this is a very serious new fact which changes the situation. >> syria itself provides evidence of the catastrophic evidence of the local conflict coming a far greater battle. france and others are desperate to avoid this. or all these reasons, this is already becoming about stopping the conflict now and stopping its return. the first part appears likely. if russia, france and the u.s. -- but that does not resolve the core issue

former second lady lynn cheney chronicles the leadership of four of the first five presidents who all hailed from the state of virginia. find the complete television schedule at booktv.org or consult your program guide. now, a history of hurricanes that have hit the united states. >> greetings everyone, we have the distinct pleasure of welcoming our two guests today, jack davis and the author of our lead book today eric jay dolin. author of "a furious sky: the five-hundred-year history of america's hurricanes". it's a timely book. our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone in lake charles and cameron parish and that whole area. we will speaking earlier and saying that they're gonna probably have many weeks if not months of no power and having trouble with their water system. even people as far north as shreveport and monroe are still without power. our thoughts go out to them. anyway, we are here and of today with jack davis in conversation with our author. jack is the professor of history, specializing in environmental history of sustainability studies. also the author of the pulitz

guy and lynn bloom voted for obama twice and now trump twice. >> we can make this economy boom like it's never boomed before if we can just stop china right now. >> reporter: in this swing county, in a crucial swing state, perception of jobs past and present could trump everything else. kate snow, nbc news, lordstown, ohio. >> join kate and jose diaz-balart tomorrow as they report from the battlegrounds of north carolina and ohio >>> up next, spirit and a lot of creativity this halloween. >>> a rare sight this halloween, not only will it be the first full moon on the holiday in 76 years, it is also a blue moon, the second full moon of the calendar month. while this will be a halloween like no other, many families are finding creative ways to get into the spirit here's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: this halloween spooky and safety are riding the broomstick together as children prepare for socially distant shrieks in the dark. for those who are trick or treating, a brave new world of covid creativity in the costume department with many kids opting to be a new kind of super hero if you decide

the growing menace in our country tonight, to personal safety, to life, to lynn and property, in homeses, on the playgrounds and places a business, particularly in our great cities, is the mounting concern, or should be, of every thoughtful citizen in the united states. [applause] security from domestic violence, no less then from foreign aggression, is the most elementary and fundamental purpose of any government, and a government that cannot fulfill this purpose is one that cannot long command the loyalty of its citizens. [applause] history shows us, it demonstrates that nothing, nothing prepares the way 40 rodney mott and the failure of public officials to keep the streets from belize and mirages. [applause] now, we republicans see all this as more, much more, than the wrestled of near political differences or near political mistakes. we see this as the result of a fundamentally and absolutely wrong view of man, his nature and his destiny. [applause] those who seek to live your lives for you, to take your liberties in return for relieving you of yours, those who elevate the stage an

joining us is the cal spokes woman lynn, where do we stand with acres and containment in the glass fire? >> so we're just at 56,000 acres. about 5% containment. also the fire grew overnight, too, definitely, we're slowly getting there. >> we have so many questions. i want to get to my own questions. is the dry creek mountain deer community in any danger right now? >> not exactly to that location specifically. i do know they put a few more evacuation orders in effect north and they're working diligently on the south side of the fire. kenwood, anything south of calistoga south of yontville. >> i was going to say it seems like they are starting to be more threatened. can you talk about that, the new evacuations? >> yeah. so that's the area they have been working on real hard because the weather coming in, the winds they are starting to receive are coming out of the kind of the north-northwest, coming from that direction. so obviously, once they come to that direction, it's going to push the fire to the south-southeast. so that area is what's of greatest concern and the open roll areas. >>

for me to read the for lynne curry worst is the best way in the world so pig out of it. literally curry words that any time of the day or night we open at 8 am and close at 5 am we're open 21 hours a day. i have lots of vienna bitch i manage her 36 in berlin is quite spare districts about 20. limbs original curry worst was only made of pork now there are many other variations but we only sell curry worst made a pork or beacon curry worst as an alternative iannaccone both new. products very worst we only use genuine humble and apple fed pigs from our own farm which i know . i am stuck on cause i'm head of production at the caught up oh farm but yours. mine we use pork belly shoulder and bacon and then add water in the form of ice for cooling. then of course comes the spices salt pepper and not make to give it a little personal touch mission or to go to. next comes the felling the curry worst is stuffed into an intestinal skin then it's cooked in a steamer. the berlin classic is the seanad hour on a palette meaning the curry worst has no skins want to go. to some of you di

lynn's original curry worst was only made of pork now there are many other variations but we only sell curry worst made a pork or became curry worst as an alternative iannaccone wolf. for our current worst we only use genuine holland apple fed pigs from our own farm which i know. i am stepped on cause i'm head of production at the caught up oh farm but. we use pork belly shoulder and bacon and then add water in the form of ice for cooling . then of course comes the spices salt pepper and not make to give it a little personal touch and a little bit go to. next comes the filling food the curry worst is stuffed into an intestinal skin then it's cooked in a steamer. the berlin classic is the seanad hour on a palette meaning the curry worst has no skin one of the. exam i get into al east germany we grew up eating curry wears without skin and we've stuck with that variation to this day. my name is doug my canuck we're standing here in front of our business does take away and i'm the 3rd generation to run it here. as a so you see my grandparents and parents introduce the curry worst without s

. >> led zip lynn has a long running case over perhaps their most famous case >> fairway to heaven,"means we can't play the song, it's so famous, you'll know it, it's been a six-year long battle centered in the u.s. supreme court rejecting the case, representatives of the late randy california claimed that plant and page, that's jimmy and robert to their friends, ripped off the song called "taurus." i listened to them both, i think they sound similar. we are joined live, good evening to you. can you explain how the courts have decided these two songs aren't actually copied. >> it's a sticky sort of a situation, they did say that rock and roll, all rock and roll songs were made on the four same chords, but that's another story. in this case, it's about a progression of chords at the beginning, i can't sing it, but the beginning chords is a progression of chords that are not usually written on any kind of music sheet which is usually deposed by a music publisher and in general, when you have been accused of plagiarism, it has to be a sequence of more than three notes. so there have bee

lynn. >> thank you. >>> a coyote was seen prancing through the outer sunset. take a look. it was caught on camera yesterday wandering around 20th avenue. a good reminder to watch out for your pets and keep them inside when possible. >>> and coming up this morning patriots head coach is a man of few words unless he is talking about a certain 49er. >>> and game one of the world series belongs to mookie bets. that's next. >>> and let's take another look outside. this time at the city of san jose. good morning, san jose. >> and remember kpix5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to kpix.com/together. you can send all your story ideas to together at cbs.com. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. . >>> we are getting through the first off shore wind event. red flag warnin

here kalani see why lol mr lynn will feel a project with the help of a nonprofit organization are transformed into dumped into a vegetable garden the income from cells announced a letter employed 5 leukaemia in the thirty's sells well in the neighborhood. first of all this garden helps to keep the environment clean because people no longer dump garbage here but it also helps the community by providing jobs in order for the garden to grow and succeed i need people to help now the garden provides a source of income and food. and we need other community based initiatives are also striving to keep the township from drowning in rubbish like we train a social empowerment project that works with waste because like. he says d'angelo group founded the project as a way of helping the community people think that thrown away means that it just goes away but we have a lot of people that live in those away places that live close to tips and places where garbage collectors. but it isn't a fair living condition for anyone so and so africa we're really trying to change that because our our informal housing is

that's followed by republican representatives lynn cheney, and the constitution party candidate debating for wyoming's at large congressional seat. who will control congress in january? stay informed on all the competitive congressional races leading up to election day, with c-span's campaign 2020 coverage. watch the candidates debate and election results on c-span. , orh online at c-span.org listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. washington journal, every day we take your phone calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, author and political analyst will talk about the book examining president trump's brand of populism. we'll talk about law and order congressmanformer bob moore. willarsha blackburn discuss the upcoming supreme court confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett. watch live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. be sure to join the