like nystol, johnson, gutierrez, malone.and families i met in the last year all across this country and here's what they told me. i met mildred in iowa. because of our welfare reform, she has left welfare and found a good job training electricians and she's become a proud member of the local 288. [ cheers and applause ] now she dreams of sending her daughter, irene to college. mildred if you're with us tonight and say to her, i'll fight for a targeted affordable tax cut to help working families stay and pay for college. they need help. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll give it to them. [ cheers and applause ] it's a key to our future. [ cheers and applause ] i met jacqueline johnson in st. louis, missouri. she worked for 35 years as a medical assistant caring for others. now she's 72 years old and needs prescription medicines to care for herself. she spends over half of her social security check, her only source of income on her the pills. so she either skips meals or shops for bargains at a whole steal food store and buys m

any amount of money, i'm taking the lakers. >> you don't need michael malone, i'm with you, chuck. >> them. i picked them to beat the jazz, but everyone picked them to lose to the clippers. if they want motivation, i'm guaranteeing the lakers going to kick they ass. >> we are back with charles barkley, who is in atlanta, who is standing by, and charles, is mike malone your bookie, did we discover the identity of the mysterious bookie? >> hey, you know, mike malone has done a terrific job with the young nuggets, what they accomplished coming back from 3-1 in the first series is incredible. these guys act like we care who going to win. like we get paid to pick a team. i never care who's going to win. >> never? >> but can -- never. never going care who is going to win. you know i just want it to be over so i can go fishing with you. listen -- >> even, do you have any friends on any of the teams? you have a particular liking for that you want them to win or it doesn't matter? >> no, i'm too old for these guys. most of these guys, hey, most of these guys were not even born when i was playi

we have a special guest, avery malone, who is with us tonight. she is the director of tour operations here. and, avery, before you take our viewers on a tour of the first part, let's get a little sense of place. ashland today is in what part of lexington? >> we are within the ring called new circle road. we're about a mile and a half from downtown and about a mile and a half from new circle road. so, we're on the southeast edge of town in a beautiful residential area of lexington. >> how many acres does the house have today and how many did henry clay have at his zenith? >> today we sit on about 17 acres here at ashland. and we have the contract for the first 125 acres that henry clay purchased. but at its height, the farm was about 670 acres. >> and we should learn a little more about his family before we go on tour here as well. he and his wife had how many children all together? and did they all live here? >> they had 11 children. however, they did not all live here at the same time. there was a lot of tragedy in the family. all six of henry's

. >> post malone. >> reporter: nine was the magic number for post malone at the billboard music awardsut his nine awards including top artist. >> i'm honestly blown away just by the love that everybody has shown to me an appreciate it more than i could ever express. >> expressed in an empty theater because of coronavirus 18-year-old billie eilish wore a mask as she accepted top female artist. >> please vote please wear a mask please wash your hands be safe. take care. >> reporter: the unusual circumstances prompting top country artist winner luke combs to salute the crew behind the scenes into they have gone through some insane stuff to make this happen for you guys. >> reporter: lizzo literally wore her message as we shoon top sales song message also khalid. >> please use your voice your voice matters now more than ever. >> reporter: also country legend garth brooks. ♪ i've got friends in low places ♪ >> reporter: he played a medley of his hits before receiving the icon award. >> to all those people that fill those stands thank you. >> reporter: the night also offered poignancy billbo

kelly clarkson hosted the event inside an empty dolby theatre. >> post malone led the night taking home. after the show the rapper said he's blown away by the support. he beat out billie eilish for the night's biggest prize top artist but she still won top female artist. >>> john legend returning to stage for the first time since he and his wife chrissy teigen suffered a pregnancy loss. he performed his new song "never break," and he dedicated it to teigen. ♪ >>> next if you notice something different about your dog lately, it might be his personality. >> so researchers have found the dog's personality changes over time. a new study found a dog's novelty seeking character declines after age 3. active and curious dogs will become less active as they age just like humans but if they're obedient, they tend to stay that way. >> the researchers found dogs also retain their ability to handle frustration. >>> next a mask that any bacon lover must have. >> it's from hormel. the meat company says its breathable bacon mask features the latest in pork scented technology. >> yum. the mask is two-pl

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past 2 years now she's proposing more regulation for those companies in europe our reporter genoud malone said down with him are going to investigate to ask why she's had big tech and across years. thank you so much for joining us today commissioner it's a pressure now digitalisation is of course a very important topic in europe and with your digital services do you would like to see a range of rules imposed on big tech companies like facebook and google and apple rules like making them share their data with smaller rivals what is it that you think that they're doing that is so wrong. while the last time when our democracy's sort of said things you can do things you cannot do that was back in the digital stone age that was the year 2000 and no one back then imagined what's what what would be the case of our reality today so when you then grow up and you become stronger then of course comes responsibility. and we need to say to some of these service providers you have a responsibility for the way you do business to make sure that people feel comfortable when they are online as well as when

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let's return to avery malone, the tour operations director at ashland, now on the second floor. avery, what do you have for us? >> we're in the henry clay bedroom right now and you can see the bed behind me. this is henry clay's 1830s bed and we even have a letter where he talks about how comfortable this bed was and that it didn't even have bedbugs. upstairs we also have henry clay's duelling. pistols these were purchased in 1799 and later altered a bit. we believe that these went to war with his son in mexico. henry was in two duels, one with humphrey marshall and one with john randolph and the duel with john randolph actually takes us back to henry clay as speaker of the house. when henry was chosen as speaker of the house, he was chosen partly because they thought here's a man who can meet john randolph on the floor or on the field. and it happened that they met on the field. john randolph compared henry clay to a character in the novel "tom jones" and basically called him a card cheat on the senate floor. henry wasn't there to defend himself and felt that no man should have

. >> in the award categories, post malone is the biggest.lor swift is among his rivals there's no suspense about the icon award it's going to country legend garth brooks. >> he's one of those people that is genuinely so nice and giving and just his catalog of music is insane i couldn't think of a better person to receive this award. >> reporter: brooks follows in the recent footsteps of janet jackson and mariah carey, setting the stage for one of music's biggest nights. >> it should with fun too. i haven't seen garth brooks in quite a while. thanks so much for starting your wednesday with us. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. and the viral individual real that's racked up more views in georgia. callait ya jones did this happy dance on her way out of a job interview. afr seteei >>> right now at 4:30, high fire danger. another red flag warning for bay area hills and mountains about to go into effect in just about 30 minutes. we are tracking those diablo winds, the hot temperatures and the possible planned power outages. >>> plus, da

post malone also collaborated with the mucuch-maligned shoe company.hris: thank you very much for that business update. time for media watch. i am guessing you're starting off with the place where there was the most reaction. >> internet was flooded with reaction. a lot of sympathy, but also many expressing a bit of -- with some memes, and perhaps pushing the line of it today on twitter. many twitter users using trump's own words against him. he says, coronavirus, stand back and stand by, referring to the words trump used about a far-right group in the debate two days ago. here is another, a singapore news account, a chinese name telling trump to try bleach. they said, why don't you give it a go? this user says, one of the first symptoms of covid is losing your sense of taste. i think, mr. president, that you lost it a long time ago. the guardian says, the news was not really a surprise -- it was a surprise that many saw coming given his cavalier attitude to the virus. but that has not stopped some questioning or asking for proof that trump really is i

post malone was the night's big winner.d nine of the 16 awards he was nominated for, including top pop artist and top male artist. >> i'm honestly blown away just by the love that everybody's shown to me and honestly i appreciate it more than i could ever express. >> look, also honored last night guitar legend eddie van halen who died last week of cancer and performed at the awards in 2015. >> nice tribute there. >>> a happy moment turns sour at a wedding after a video goes viral of the guest catching the bride's bouquet. you see the bride throw her flowers behind her and the woman in the front catches in the front, as well as the woman next to her. well, the woman in the flower dress ripped the bouquet out of the other's hands. she's like, yeah this is mine. she holds it up in celebratory form. everybody was a little shocked at it. but i guess the tradition has it if you catch the bouquet, you're the next one to get married. she's ready. >> she still has her purse in tact. >> i am woman, hear me roar. >> don't mess with he

soledad: brothers mershon and marcellous malone also prefer busing. each riding to schools 30 minutes from their home. mershon: my school that i go to in the east, it gives more opportunity, and there's more clubs, and there's more resources for kids to have than at another school that is in the west. soledad: and how about for you, marcellous? marcellous: i'd rather go to the school that i'm at because i feel like my school is worth the 20, 30-minute wait on the bus. soledad: one day, more children in the west end may opt for schools closer to home. that's the long-term goal. but west louisville doesn't really have enough schools to be like a real choice, right? marty: at this time, absolutely not. what we have to do is invest. if i could i wish we could make it happen overnight. but instead, what we have to do is do the hard work to make that change. soledad: coming up -- why this doctor says you should not teach children to be colorblind. dr. eberhardt: to think about race, you also ot encourage them not to be aware of the discrimination that comes

i played with john stockton and karl malone when they were in their 40s. i know it's not much, but john stockton was beating me. i understand. but it really is impressive when you see the dunks and the finishes and the guy is still a freight train going down the lane and his able to finish through contact and how he just elevates the game of his teammates throughout the course of the game is really impressive. so obviously hats off to him and his accomplishment in reaching a championship, achieving a championship. just looking to competing next year. >> i know a lot of coaches around the league hope he's not playing into his 40s. he's talked about it, he would like to play alongside his son bronnie. i don't know if his son is good enough to make the league, but the guy is almost indestructi e indestructible. >> he looks like he's in his prime and his prime is not ending any time soon. >> that's unfortunate for anybody that has to guard him. i want to go back to your college days at stanford. again, i always bring this up. you were an intern here at abc 7,

post malone walked away with nine wards including top artist, the most of the night. >>> you'll soonway. the iconic kid's show is getting its own podcast featuring original songs, games and lessons. it's called "the sesame street podcast with foley and friends." foley is a new character and her sidekick is mikee the microphone. beloved characters including big bird and elmo will visit. the 15-minute episodes start on audible next week. >>> a rare book from 1623 that brought together william shakespeare's plays for the first time sold for a record price at a new york auction. the first folio was bought by a rare book collector in the u.s. for almost $10 million yesterday. that is a world record for any printed work of literature. now the book containing 36 shakespeare plays was compiled by his friends seven years after he died. >>> an oklahoma couple had a very sweet wedding, sweet at the dunkin' donuts drive-thru where they met. john and sugar, yep, that's her name, met at the drive-thru three years ago. she was working there. he pulled up to order some coffee and food. they recreate

malone eels around the world have less faith in democratic institutions than previous generations that's according to a survey conducted by the university of cambridge and their research a survey nearly 5000000 people in 160 countries it was a study that ran for nearly 5 decades and throughout the canvass people around the age of 30 about their views on democracy each subsequent generation of 30 somethings reported less satisfaction less trust in the political system we asked people in paris london and san francisco if they think democracy is fit for purpose where they live. i don't necessarily believe that it works the way it's what are they what i still believe in democracy but i don't have confidence in the current government the center for democracy is there but i do or think it's being implemented properly i think the stand a marker see. it's more risk than it has been before this evil god that this is them is looking increasingly like a dictatorship to me personally i think it's true that it's all broken. stone educate me nothing i can say is kind of because we're not really in and

university and some of the most prominent pro-democracy figures have been set out here in qatar for malone because many a currently in excel the king will attend this evening's graduation ceremony for some of those students that is a frustration one who wished to remain anonymous told us he wished this was a sermon he was concentrated on the students and not the king. at war with me but. i'm not attending the ceremony because i felt like this is supposed to be a ceremony for the students not someone else it's supposed to be our day all these rules and regulations made me think that this occasion is really for who. the police and the army have been deployed around the university with very tight security ring ahead of the king's attendance at the degree ceremony but it is perhaps a sign of how quickly things are changing in open discussion of reform of the monarchy that indicates these graduates will be emerging into a very fast changing world. james bond back to sean connery has died at the age of 90. and. connery started to play double 07 and 962 he went on in his career as a winner of the

. >> avery malone is with us. she's the director of tour operations here at ashland.ould you tell us about how many people come to this place every year, how it's financed, and how it's operated. >> it varies by season how many people you'll find visiting ash land. the tourist comes throughout the summer. we have somewhere around 15,000 a year come to see us. we are financed through a variety of methods and means and we're very fortunate to have all of our visitors and all of the friends of ashland who donate to keep us open and for us to tell the public about henry clay. >> what year did the place open for tours? >> we opened in 1950 for tours and this was only two years after nanette died. she was henry clay's great granddaughter. and she preserved ashland by starting the henry clay memorial foundation. two years after she passed away and her son lived here until 1959. after he moved out, we opened throughout the house. >> all three of our guests available for your questions. let's take another one. this is from shelby watching us in sacramento, california. >> calle

that we put on programs and legislation, i'm talking about family names like johnson, gutierrez and malone i have met all across this country and here's what they've told me. i met milldrid in iowa, she left welfare and found a good job training training electricians. now, she dreams of sending her daughter to college. she is here with us tonight and i say to her, i will fight for a targeted affordable tax cut to help working families save and pay for college. they need help. and we'll give it to them. it's the key to our future. i met jacqueline johnson in st. louis, missouri. she worked for 35 years as a medical assistant caring for others. now, she's 72 years old and needs prescription medicines to care for for herself. she spends over half of her social security check, her only source of income, on her pills. so she either skips meals or shops for bargains at a wholesale food store and buys macaroni and cheese dinners in bulk and has them at every meal. i invited her here tonight, and i promise you i will fight for a prescription drug benefit for all seniors under medicare. it's just w

. >> i am giving a hit in the memory of george malone former deputy editor "the wall street journal"ial page died at 92 after distinguished career reporter george was deputy for many years served as mentor model teacher fend for many of us contributions to the conservative ideas that shape public opinion, from the cold war into the decades going forward are i'm immeasurable we will miss him. >> indeed mentor to me so many others that is it thanks to panel and all of you for watching i am paul gigot we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the washington swamp is in a full panic. they are frantically trying to stop americans from learning more about the corrupt, treasonous plot by the radical dems and the deep state to overthrow the presidency of donald trump. recently declassified intelligence reveals intel agencies, hillary clinton launched the phony trump-russia collusion farce in july of 2016. and now the federalist's sean davis is reporting that cia director has pell is

the problem with carolyn malone and her primary race with siraj patel?s joined a lawsuit over that problem. this was in june. why is this happening in pennsylvania, number 1? you know what, i said this before. if you have been to a home depot wearing a mask at the height of the pandemic, you've been out grocery shopping, going to the drugstore, getting your medications, maybe a little red bull and coca-cola, you can go vote. as frank luntz pointed out, two to one trump voters will come out election day. two to one biden voters voted early. there's a lot of panic pedalling going on in other places. you can be safe. keep your distance. wear a mask. vote. exercise your right. >> kennedy: and if you have a mail-in ballot that you haven't mailed in yet, you can drop that off at your polling place. most places it is accepted. harris, take us home, my dear. >> harris: it is all about personal responsibility now. if you have waited until now, it's too late to mail it. the ballot box, there should be some on a website in your state as it is in mine, in new jersey

. >>> the billboard music awards last night belonged to post malone. ♪ running in circles run away ♪e show the biggest nominee, and left the biggest winner. he took home the top artist prize, won nine awards overall. >> korean pop band bts won top social artist for the fourth year in a row, performing their hit dynamite alongside a virtual band. >> billie elish keeps racking up awards, winning best female artist. the most poignant moment of the night came from john legend. >> ♪ we got a court date baby whenever life is hard ♪ >> legend giving this emotional performance two weeks after he and his wife announced they suffered a pregnancy loss. before he began singing he dedicated the "never break" to chrissy teigen. >> so many people who go through such hardship. 54 minutes past the hour. that's it for us today, i'm christine romans. >> i'm boris sanchez. in for laura jarrett. "new day" starts right now ♪ we will never break build on our foundation strong enough to stay ♪ she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we

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karl malone, a good team, made it to the playoffs, just got knocked out by the nuggets in the first roundyou a tour, come on. this is our area where we will have lunch and catering and these tables here we are all set up around the concourse. pretty wild, we are the only ones in this facility. hair and makeup, this is where we get all pretty. look, behind-the-scenes, hair and makeup, getting ready. very important executives right here. jay wallace, and then this is our big set. this is what we do in the big show and then we will be over in the debate hall as well. but this is our home. utah jazz and "special report." "the story" will be back after this. hi, i'm dorothy hamill. as i look toward 65, i'm thinking about medicare. i know i want coverage that connects all the different parts of my health care to keep me aging actively. keep doing what you love. that's the aetna medicare advantage. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repai >> tech: that's service you

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post malone, though, the big winner of the night.ed 9 of the 16 awards he was nominated for including top artist and top male artist. >> i'm honestly blown away just by the love that everybody has shown to me and honestly i appreciate it more than i could ever express. >> every time he wins i'm more intrigued about the tattoos on his face. last night, also, was a night to honor a legend. guitar legend eddie van halen died last week of cancer. he performed at the award show back in 2015. >> nice memory of him. >>> if you're going to get a face tattoo, marcus, that's bet our consultants. >> what would you get? nbc. >> "today in the bay" across my forehead. >> there you go. >> maybe get the eyeball. >> that's a little too weird for me. go ahead. >> we gettbetter get to the forecast. hot enough in the forecast. >> yeah. i mean, i don't have any tattoos, but i did almost get one on my foot and then i got scared. that was a long time ago. all right. so, let's talk about your forecast. now, we are under a microclimate weather alert and the

post malone was the night's big winner.ctually captured 9 of the 16 awards he was nominated for including top male artist and top artist. >> i'm honestly blown away just by the love that everybody's shown to me and honestly i appreciate it more than i could ever express. >> do the tattoos hurt when you get them on your face? that's the question i have. also last night a big honor for guitar legend eddie van halen who died last week of cancer. he performed the last time at the awards in 2015. >>> happy moment turns sour at a wedding after a video goes viral of a guest catching the bride's bouquet. you know that tradition the bride throws the bouquet over her shoulder. well, it's kind of a little cat fight here. you see the woman in the flower dress she's like give me that bouquet. i got it. i don't know why this went viral. if you have ever been to a wedding you see young laiders some of them really go for that. >> watch the other gal. >> okay. cool. >> i got it. >> it's like, yeah, but did you steal it? >> that would have b

chief washington correspondent and cnn political analyst and a first-time guest on the program, clare malonee polls point to a biden landslide. should people believe these polls that have biden up 10, 12, 16 points? >> the short answer is, yes, i think you can trust the polls and, yes, the national polls show him up by quite a bit. i think there is some of those clips you were playing, people have this emotional reticence to accept polls because of the 2016 hangover. my caveat is you should also keep a close eye on state polls, especially key swing state polls. so wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. biden is still up in those states, but by fewer points, by 7 or 8 points, which is quite a lot, and he is up like an average of 4 in florida. trust the polls but look at the state polls to kind of balance a little bit. either way you spin it, biden is doing very well. >> right. all this data, it's pointing in the same direction, it's all consistent, yet, ryan, every stakeholder has an incentive to not talk about it that way, right? democrats want people to vote. the republicans want people to thin

let's bring in senior political writer for the polling site fivethirtyeight, clare malone.ou very much forjoining us. we have seen digestionjoe biden is almost untouchable and we see these voter registration numbers —— suggestions. republicans registering almost twice the number the democrats and critical straights have. the first thing to say, there are a couple of theories... democrats might have already registered a lot of people to vote and they also had a pretty big drive to register... the other theory is other voters are less likely to register. this isn't to say this is a done deal completely for biden. but i do think there also some reasons why this registration has a bit ofan reasons why this registration has a bit of an imbalance. i think the number isi bit of an imbalance. i think the number is 1 million. non—college—educated white voters. do you think that's a possibility?” think people have done a lot to try to you will hear him at a rally last night saying in kind of clumsy language so brother within should love make him a biscuit saying white suburban women

this is not the john malone unit. man group plc also rising.an 5% there posting the biggest surge in client cash in almost two years. so, that's good news, along the lines with what we saw infidelity. they are going to hire 4000 people because so many clients are opening accounts. 5%,, stock rising six by itting for 20 not -- 6.5%, seems more people are buying louis vuitton bags. anna? do you have a louis vuitton bag? anna: no. a lot of stocks on the move this morning. interesting to see them beating expectations on high-margin sectors. nothing against them, just being honest. don't have one. boris johnson's corona's verse -- coronavirus strategy industry. they reject the government's rules and demand more cash for businesses. up next, we get a business perspective of what's happening here. an excellent chance to have the conversation with the vice president of tesco. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. it's half past. we do see gains. this is the broader benchmark index. you is up .7% right

we have a president who insists we have the mary malone where he might be spreading this to others. lindsey graham is refusing to take a test to do a debate with his contender on the stage because he's afraid he might be negative. the whole thing is a bid to undermine the country. >> is the president fooling himself? is he feeling great or feeling fantastic because he's on this -- on steroids and not because of the therapies that he's been taking? dr. bedelia and then dr. wac wachter. >> i don't know. there's the one-two punch where the virus makes the immune system have a maladaptive response, it kicks in, and people do end up getting sichlt as his physician said, i don't think we see him out of the woods until his doctor says he's fully recovered. >> according to the president if we believe him, he's off his steroids, so it shouldn't account for how they're feeling. he could crash. when he says i feel 20 years younger, there's nothing about covid that makes you feel 20 years younger. it's probably the steroids. my guess is his doctor ended it a day or two early. >> laurie, i want

patrick murray and claire malone, thank you much indeed.d. at first minister's questions, ms davidson, the conservative leader in the parliament, said it was beyond belief that nicola sturgeon hadn't remembered a meeting in which she was first told of the allegations against mr salmond. for more, let's speak to our scotland correspondent james shaw. we should probably give some context about this. it was back in 2018 that allegations of sexual misconduct first emerged against alex salmond, the former first minister of scotland, to civil servants claiming sexual misconduct. he strenuously denied those claims. he took the scottish government to court and the scottish government to court and the scottish government to court and the scottish government had to admit that the process had been procedurally unfair. alex salmond then faced criminal charges where he was acquitted of all those charges in march this year. in that whole completed process, the aspect of it that with davidson, the leader of the conservatives in the scottish parliament, wa

anson malone would take charge of this sinking ship and keep it afloat. [indiscernible] and so we are left with no other alternative since our sunshine task force doesn't work, our ethics commission doesn't work, we are left with no other alternative but to cooperate with the federal bureau of investigation, and i hope you all understand we are in dire straits and our city does not deserve this. we do not deserve the [indiscernible] system improvement project that started with a $6 billion project and now $12 billion. >> thank you, caller. your time has expired. next caller. >> good to be back with you. as i look forward to future events sfpuc certainly start off with the idea of awareness. as sfpuc is now the default provider of electricity in san francisco, i would like that to be something that is more made known, because sfpuc through clean power sf should not just be a seller of kilowatt hours but a developer of relationships. and so how resiliency is essential to be involved with increasing our renewables percentage and building distributive storage

the nominees for artist of the year are justin bieber, post malone, roddy ricch.artist of the year. we'll announce more nominees in just a few minutes. >> that's right. >>> but coming up next, "the mandalorian" star giancarlo esposito joins us live. stay with us. >> announcer: "gma" tomorrow morning, wake up with the amazing kelsea ballerini. marie on "gma's" concert series sponsored by carmax. more than 1030,000 pg&e customers do not have electricity due to public power safety shutoffs triggered by today's high fire danger. just in case a land wildfire starts, contra costa can cast on con air 1 and 2 can help by using an expandable bucket to douse the flames from above with water. firefighters tell us that can give them an edge, especially when it comes to protecting homes. >>> concerning the potential this storm had, we've been relatively safe compared to how bad it could have been. there's still plenty damage out there and plenty winds, aespecially across the north bay and the coast around the bay where we're around 25 to 30 miles an hour. the wind advisory, fa

it was rapper post malone that led with 16 nominations and he probably had the most to celebrate becauseose awards including top artist. it was a night we needed, i think. >> yes, indeed. music. soothes the soul. >> it does. >> thank you, amy. >>> following a lot of other headlines this morning, including a study about covid and air travel. some surprising findings up next as americans get set for the holidays. >>> the woman who called the police on a bird wachner central park is now facing a judge and what we're learning about a second 911 call she made. that's ahead. >>> but first, let's go to ginger. >> yeah, robin, you'll remember i was in san bernardino county, california, covering one of those fires. now, there is a new one that has homes evacuated this morning. 100 acres burning, 30% contained. the cameron peak fire in colorado now the largest in colorado state history. you're see that pyrocumulus, still red flag warnings and for the bay area and northern california. let's get the chilly cities. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. your highlights are tough. r

i think the biggest was post malone, taking home nine awards.. garth brooks took the stage last night to receive the billboard icon award, recognizing his record-breaking 30 year career if you know garth, you know he couldn't help but perform a nice medley of the classics ♪ talk to the girl just one mor time ♪ ♪ qaa calling baton rouge ♪ got a need to feel the thunder ♪ ♪ chase the lightning from the sky ♪ ♪ i got friends in low places where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases ♪ >> craig, you know that one. ♪ chases my blues away >> finally, the show paid tribute to the late great eddie van halen, playing a clip from the 2015 billboard performance of "panama." no better way to honor the guitarist than by seeing him play. >> your girl, kelly clarkson, did a great job hosting. >> 100%. >>> time for one more item the new season of "the voice" premieres next week. it'll look different this time around, like a lot of things in 2020 back in the studio, which was great, but under strict safety conditions our coaches, blake, kelly, and john, and retu

ma lch malone maloney. >> hello, can you hear me now? okay. thank you. mr. german, i wanted to zero in on your august 2020 report. in that report, you said that the fbi hadadthe previously identified the main problem of white supremacy in law inte enforcement as, gritquote, a rio the integrity of the fbi investigations and the security and agentss informants, end quote. what do you mean by that? >> thank you for the question, chairwoman maloney. i believe that my concern is when you look at the 2006 assessment and the 2015 counterterrorism guide, the fbin identifies the primary problem of white supremacists infiltration of law enforcement is the risk itenforcem poses tor investigations and law enforcement personnel t rather than recognizing that the fbi also has a mandate to civil m ws rights. and i believe that the primary problem with white supremacist infiltration of law enforcement is that the threat it poses to the communities, these officers, police. unfortunately that's not even t with the full redactions removed that's not the primary concern reflect

supervisor peskin, from the department of homelessness and from affordable housing and audrey malone from h.s.h. also. and i'm hearing -- this should be interesting. i'm hearing maybe some issues about it. so i'm anxious to hear. who is presenting right now? >> good afternoon. the department of homelessness and supportive housing presenting. >> chair fewer: thank you, miss whitney. you have the floor. >> good afternoon, chair fewers and supervisors walton and mandelman. the department of homelessness and supportive housing and i'm here today presenting and authorizing resolution for the city's project homekey application for the granada, which approved would provide 232 units of permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals and low-income tenants. i would like to thank mayor breed for her support to support this first project to create 1500 new units of supportive housing in this city. and i want to thank supervisor peskin for co-sponsoring the legislation and for his support on the project and helping us to get to this point. finally i would like to recognize the wo

supervisor peskin, from the department of homelessness and from affordable housing and audrey malone from h.s.h. also. and i'm hearing -- this should be interesting. i'm hearing maybe some issues about it. so i'm anxious to hear. who is presenting right now? >> good afternoon. the department of homelessness and supportive housing presenting. >> chair fewer: thank you, miss whitney. you have the floor. >> good afternoon, chair fewers and supervisors walton and mandelman. the department of homelessness and supportive housing and i'm here today presenting and authorizing resolution for the city's project homekey application for the granada, which approved would provide 232 units of permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals and low-income tenants. i would like to thank mayor breed for her support to support this first project to create 1500 new units of supportive housing in this city. and i want to thank supervisor peskin for co-sponsoring the legislation and for his support on the project and helping us to get to this point. finally i would like to recognize the wo