life expectancy with mark hayward of the university of texas at austin. our first caller is michael. you are on with mr. hayward. go ahead. caller: hello. i have to tell you, i'm down in our county, which you may have seen on the news. we are the county that are under attack, essentially, by a governor to force our kids to go into schools with masks. this ties in directly and i am thrilled to have someone in sociology addressing this, because what he is doing, he is in a corner. he knows history is going to come out and the dictionary definitions of natural immunity and genocide means he is going to go into history books with a black hat. he is doubling down on us, and when you discuss things like mortality and longevity and education, what we are really talking about the hind the open your crisis and behind the covid crisis, the deep sociological roots, or a deep western eugenic bias that started in the 1860's with herbert spencer. on both the right and left, you know, think tanks on both sides have a firm belief that -- and it is wrong, just like with cl

life expectancy with mark hayward of the university of texas at austin. er is michael. you are on with mr. hayward. go ahead. caller: hello. i have to tell you, i'm down in our county, which you may have seen on the news. we are the county that are under attack, essentially, by a governor to force our kids to go into schools with masks. this ties in directly and i am thrilled to have someone in sociology addressing this, because what he is doing, he is in a corner. he knows history is going to come out and the dictionary definitions of natural immunity and genocide means he is going to go into history books with a black hat. he is doubling down on us, and when you discuss things like mortality and longevity and education, what we are really talking about the hind the open your crisis and behind the covid crisis, the deep sociological roots, or a deep western eugenic bias that started in the 1860's with herbert spencer. on both the right and left, you know, think tanks on both sides have a firm belief that -- and it is wrong, just like with climate change -

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host: this is mark hayward, he is the university of texas at austin, a professor of sociology, taking a look at issues when it comes to life expectancy here to talk about the cdc numbers. thanks for your time this morning. guest: thank you very much. host: we are about to take you in the short order to an event sponsored by the washington post. a live discussion with the baltimore police commissioner to talk about crime and policing issues. don't forget, as far as work in the senate, work on the infrastructure bill, if you want to see what happened early in the morning and yesterday, go to our website at c-span.org, and you can see all of the debate that took place leading up to these votes. we now take you to the "washington post," and their event looking at public safety. ♪ >> hello and welcome to "the washington post" live. the national rise in violent crimes. thank you for joining us, commissioner. commissioner harrison: thank you for having me. >> we had decades of declining crime. it seems like the days of the 19 80's were gone and here we are in the second straight year of homi

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pleasanton and livermore barely making that ninety-degree mark fremont hayward on up to oakland in the 70's berkeley. you'll be at 68. also barely 90's for danville, walnut creek and concord as well as antioch pittsburgh in vacaville. just each barely reaching the low 90's today. it's pretty much the warmest number that we're going to be looking at in today's forecast. as for temperatures. the next 7 days really not a whole lot of change here. look at this. we're settling in to some seasonably warm conditions highs in the upper 80's to low 90's remain inland all the way into the first full weekend of august bayside areas in the 70's well, coastal areas in the 60's. lots of sunshine. the dry skies. obviously not ideal, but it is nice paired with those 70's right at john, thank you for that. things are looking great out there on your morning not seen any. >> major hot spots at this hour head into the city right now at and it's a little under 9 minutes for you to make it to that freeman street exit once you hit the may's 5, 1880, are traveling pretty light at this hour as well. it's also

hayward number 13 of the year for brown. it's a 4 to 1 game. starling marte continues to impress his rb single in the sixth brings home mark canha.the a's win 6 to 3 to complete a weekend sweep of the rangers. the a's moved within two games of division leading astros. and have now moved past boston and into the american league's number one wild card spot. well the day after the 2020 class was inducted into the pro football hall of fame, this year's class got the same honor. john lynch current 49, our general manager, but he was recognized for 15 year career with tampa and denver. that's charles woodson, also part of the class of 2021 a raider for some of his seasons. they were joined by colton, broncos quarterback peyton manning. and the guy who wanted to wait a long time for the honor that was raiders quarterback and the code. for two of their super bowl titles. tom flores, the unveiling of the bust, one of the ceremonies, most emotional moments the first time the inductees see the finished product. it's always a time to reflect. and in the case of lynch on the man who at stanford encouraged him to switch positions from a backup

marked: it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines, we provide you the information so you will dig safely. >>> good morning. it's 8:55. kids in the haywardval after a water main break. it sent about 700,000 gallons of water spilling into the park and surrounding areas. >>> evacuations underway due to a fast moving wildfire. it is burning south of valecito, quickly grew to over 1,000 acres after igniting yesterday. >>> good news for the ride along 880 near washington. we were monitoring a crash blocking lanes. everything has been completely cleared. that's the good news. but look at all the red on censors. it is still slow as you head north through hayward. give yourself a few extra minutes. south bound seeing a slow ride. metering lights remain on and traffic backed up beyond the 880 over crossing. if taking san mateo bridge things have quietened, looking good hayward into foster city. >>> the start of a warming trend for us, upper 70s to low 80s for peninsula, south bay. mid 80s in santa clara and san jose, 92 concord and pleasant hill, upper 80s to low 90s for the tri valley. 72 bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly