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mark: yeah. but they have to be fair and equal. right.aw's very broad. we need to narrow it. it's about censorship, about fact checking. when you look at censorship, look at fact checking, it is targeted towards one side right now. the key is if the social media companies are going to manage content it has to be done in a way that's fair and consistent across the board. you can't just put the crosshairs on one side and that's what's been happening. i can tell you personally i've seen it in my twitter feed, people respond, those responses get suppressed because they happen to be right-leaning, even if they're respectful, they get suppressed. you have to get to the more replies area so you can read it. it's ridiculous. maria: yeah. uh huh. all right. we will watch when in fact this might materialize and take a quick break. when we come back, saying good-bye to an american icon, mourners line up to bid farewell to ruth bader ginsburg, we'll tell you more about her lying in repose at the support. new year's takes on a different look this year

mark? >> yeah, heather and alex, yesterday we were talking about the extreme fire conditions. in fact, there was a firefight last night to the north of the bay area. pretend this is just a smoke layer. we'll get a smoke layer in the sky, but what is happening is this smoke layer is so thick, we're adding lots of layer on top of that. just one page. and as a result, it is so dark here in the bay area, the middle of the day looks almost like dawn or dunk and that has been the case over basically all day today. as we check out? the wildfire plots, the main t. over the past few days, and especially last night in terms of firefight and a lot of smoke production, that has been to the north of the bay area. in fact, this was a satellite from earlier this morning. know you fires were showing all of the pictures bay area wide. brisbane, richmond, and an eerie sight to start out your wednesday morning. the upper level winds have been moving in from the north, so the smoke has been being pushed upwards in the sky, upwards of 40,000 feet. so this is mainly upper level smoke between about

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let's talk about it now with mark. >> yeah, that's right, heather. in fact, i'm sure fire crews are already being briefed on the developing pattern this weekend. those warm offshore winds setting up. so already a fire weather watch which will eventually turn into a red flag fire warning this weekend. so that will be the big change as we head towards saturday. in terms of air quality right now, though, it's a nice day. checking out the current observations right now. thankfully we're showing you a bunch of green reports in san francisco livermore, san jose, and even santa cruz. here is our live camera from sutro tower. i do think the forecast will regroup as we head into tomorrow morning, but in terms of smoky skies, really not in our forecast for tomorrow. in fact, we have cloudy skies and some rain up to our north. look at this nice change here up toward portland and seattle. they have some rainfall for this portion of the country. as we come back closer to the bay area, lots of clear conditions. there is patchy fog just offshore, but most of that i

. >> just red marks. >> yeah. >> just red marks. >> little red marks that somehow looked familiar. >>ike two parallel lights and then perpendicular to those were little lines probably 1/16th of an inch apart. i have seen these before. wow, he used zip ties to bind her. >> he cut them off afterwards. >> the detective's mind went to the darkest of places. diane must have been restrained, helpless and terrified as she watched her killer prepare the ligature and put it around her neck and the killer must have stayed for a while, carefully erasing any sign of his or her presence. >> that was odd. you commit the act of order and you leave. you are scared. you want to get out there. you don't want to get caught. this person, did not do that. >> who was the person, so deliberate and cold-blooded? this was no straightforward case or nothing simple about it. as they chased down their endless questions. what does that lead you with? was it a targeted killing? somebody was angry with her? >> those were all possibilities. sometimes someone you know very well. we are all familiar with domestic viol

mark meadows gummed up the works a bit? >> reporter: yeah. meadows according to steny hoyer told us last week he didn't want mark meadows in the room but he will have to sign off on any deal with the president so a long to go before getting to that. >> thank you for spending your time with us. tomorrow we'll have a debate to talk about. bring and ye brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. have a good afternoon. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewe viewers here in the united states and around the world. president trump and former vice president joe biden will finally meet tonight in the first one on one debate. these are live pictures from cleveland where the candidates will face off and where the coronavirus pandemic is impacting everything from how the candidates will greet each other to the traditional post-debate spin room circus. our correspondent arlette saenz is there in cleveland and tell us about the unusual evening we are about to see. >> reporter: it will be a presidential debate unlike any

mark. >> reporter: yeah, it's a grim milestone that we didn't think we'd get here and we shouldn't be here, john. we know that all too well. from day one, we know that the president has downplayed this pandemic. he has said and remains steadfast, saying that he has done a phenomenal job, as you just heard, in handling this crises, even as we are still in it. this as nearly half the country seeing the number of cases in their state go up, the infection rate is going up and we are getting closer, just inching hours away from that grim milestone of 200,000 deaths because of this pandemic. as the united states approaches another grim milestone, president trump continued to downplay the pandemic's impact, saying that in some areas -- >> it affects virtually nobody. it's an amazing thing. >> reporter: but the coronavirus has killed nearly 200,000 people in the u.s. >> the numbers are telling. we have in this country now, you know, close to 200,000 deaths. we have 6 million plus infections. you can't look at that and say that's terrific. >> reporter: trump once again claiming without proof that t

mark: yeah, they are mild.was asked hard questions that would make much of the difference in the friendly -- the friendly settings. it'll be really interesting what happens when chris wallace can come out and, you know, wallace is quite a question asker compared to anderson cooper, but, look, people haven't seen much of joe biden and any time he can kind of get out there and -- and, you know, state what he thinks he probably does himself some good and i think the president needed to get out on the rally trail because that's what he accelerates as trump speaker. they were probably in best environments but i don't think it was big night for the campaign one way or the other. maria: mark, look at the backdrop, you have the democrats not to open the economy, want to go keep this going, house speaker nancy pelosi doubling down on call for $2.2 trillion stimulus package. it's hard to see how we can go any lower, how is the stalemate impacting the american people and what do you see in terms of the backdrop here every

mark: yeah, i mean, it's a dumb fight to be fighting but, you know, look, there is no doubt that facialre they're at least coming from. i know whenever my wife posts pictures of my oldest daughter on facebook, facebook tags my daughter as me. i've seen is firsthand. from a security standpoint, it can certainly provide some direction even if it does get me confused with my daughter. the issue has always been racial biases and the potential misuse and it kind of reminds me of the innocence project which has fought back against bite mark analysis which would prove to not be very accurate in convicting criminals and the innocence project used dna to exonerate convicted prisoners. so, look, i mean, this facial recognition, i think it can give you guidance. it can lead you in the right direction. you can't use it as a basis for a conviction. we're fighting the wrong fight here. maria: yeah, exactly. quick break and then general motors and uber team up for a souped up partnership, we will have it for you after this short break. and then covid-19 forcing corporate america to evaluate employees

mark demayo. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. now typically at this time of year it's not abnormal to talk about maybe 98, 100 degrees or unusual. but this weekend, we're going way up above the average. today 104 and 105 degrees. tomorrow another level. so it's a start we'll show you a couple of records here. gilroy 106 degrees and napa, 102 degrees. and you can see some more highs from this afternoon. look at all the triple digits out towards santa rosa and concord and livermore and antioch and san jose. maxed out 98 and san francisco, 89 degrees. san francisco tomorrow will be in the 90s. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the entire stretch. temperatures in the coast in the 80s and around the bay 90s and inland spots 105 to 112 degrees. rapid warming from the start first thing tomorrow morning and dangerous heat. so he's what's happening right now. as you can see coming up for you. we have an excessive heat warning for the areas in red and a heat advisory, this is until 11:00 a.m. sunday. this will actually be reissued into s

. >> yeah. markalling to do this, a public duty as sorts as you described it in "the washington post." you have friends who suffered from covid. where are you in this process and how are you feeling? >> well, thanks, poppy. 2020 will be remembered as the year of civic engagement. some will help the wildfires in the states and others will choose to help them being impacted by the hurricanes in the golf state. i'm one of 30,000 volunteers who want to end the pandemic. >> so how do you feel? i mean, have you gotten both shots, one shot? >> i received both shots. it's a double blind study so the participants don't know and the medical practitioners don't know what -- who got the shot or who got the placebo. >> you feel all right though? you look healthy. >> thank you. i'm happy to be able to stand on the shoulders of giants like former congressman lewis b. stokes from ohio who spent 30 years in washington trying to improve health care and advocating for minority health. and the former dean of the college

of state all where you are right now of course the united nations which is currently marking its 75th anniversary. yeah that seems to have been a little bit of a snub or at least some are saying maybe not a deliberate snub but it felt like it because president trump. we're supposed to give the 1st of these addresses we're having addresses by all the world leaders he didn't tape address as world leaders are doing he could have had one delivered by the secretary of state might pompei or the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. kelly craft they were in washington for that meeting and announcement of those iran sanctions so instead the acting deputy ambassador to the united nations a relatively low key official spoke 1st before president xi president macro and this array of world leaders that will continue speaking for many hours to come so that i think the u.n. certainly led to some raised eyebrows at a time when the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists is trying to reinforce eyes the need for multilateralism countries working together. to come amity. biodiversity is collapsing poverty is again rising ha

yeah, mark zuckerberg kind of drew a line in the sand a few month ago. said he would be impartial.nd backing down. is the campaign worried about that? >> i think the campaign suspected all along somehow silicon valley was going to try to continue to thwart our efforts. so we're not really surprised at this. you know, to your point, it is going to disproportionally impact the trump campaign, everything we say or do they try to censor, and have been censoring for quite sometime but it is suspect though. at some point this looks like election interference. how can you continue to run certain ads up to a certain point and then stop? what if there is another steele dossier that was debunked comes out in the coming weeks. there is no way for the trump campaign to defend against it. so i do think it's a problem. charles: i think there will be october surprise. there always is. what is interesting with the comments about the super-pac, with the police committing violence against black, young black men in particular, the notion of comparing all police force in america to george wallace and

and the chief of staff mark meadows said yeah, we'll do some executive order and that will be some politicalocument that won't have support among republicans on capitol hill. so it will be a campaign plan. >> maggie, i keep going back to the campaign when the president constantly is talking about how it will be lwill be instantaneo switch over and will be great and you can bring it state to state. it's like a three-card monty game and we don't see where the health care plan is hiding. >> it's like health care and health care reform is enormously complicated and complex you can't write on the back of a cereal box and campaign off of it. i was struck by last night, i'm no longer struck by the fact the president keeps promising a plan that he has yet to deliver because we have heard him do verg versions of that for a long time. if given, he would probably not stick to the what the gop would be. he is a republican and he cannot be allowed to not own the lawsuit that the department of justice is engaged in on repealing obamacare. so when he's talking to this woman and saying and she's saying -- h

yeah, much better. much more manageable. thank you, markolin kaepernick is making a virtual come back. the former fournetteers quarea sports have reached an agreement bring him back to the popular madden video game starting today. many wanted to see kaepernick back in the game, ea sports said. his overall rating in the an 81 patriots quarterback cam newton and the browns baker mayfield. >> new york city was once to the esper of the coronavirus here in the u.s. coming up, what's the mayor now said that visitors will be required to do. the owner of hawkins house of burgers. my grandparents came here in 1939 and we've been serving this community for over 80 years. my dad always said, take care of your community and they will always take care of you. and they have done so. through the ups and through the downs. my name may be on this building, but this place belongs to all of us. ♪ >>> it's take some time, but we are finally starting to see some optimistic numbers in the fight to contain the coronavirus outbreak here in the u.s., but public hea

>> yeah, mark is absolutely on the money here. not the type of republican candidate in leffler who will be helping the ticket. and there is a potential for both these senate races to go to a january runoff. she is exactly the type of candidate who could turn off a lot of suburban voters because she is the kind of neighbor they dislike. >> i have to say this decision not to play with the middle, it might be a necessity of the trump campaign, but now the entire senate ticket seems to be joining them. we'll see how it works. thank you both. and if you have not marked your calendar, today is national voter registration day. so if you haven't registered, you better do it and you better do it today. the deadlines are coming up fast. there is everything that you need to know at our interactive plan your vote guide. yes, there are a few states where you can register to vote the day you vote. that is not the case though in most states. find out when the deadline is. it is coming up very soon. nbc news.com/plan your vote. >>> up ahead, poli

how is he marking this day? >> yeah, from their earliest moments of this day, joe biden telling reporters he was not going to be making any news today. calling this a solemn day. it's not about politics and that he wanted to keep his focus on the victims, their families and the solemn anniversary of 9/11. his campaign, steph, taking down all of their television advertising for this day. biden beginning his day here in new york. he arrived in time for that first moment of silence when the first plane hit the north tower of the twin towers. also now, of course, marking that second moment. biden not a stranger to these commemorations. as vice president for eight years he came to new york for three of those anniversaries. he'll also be traveling later today to where peter was in shanksville, pennsylvania. as vice president he partic parted in the ground-breaking, the dedication of that memorial there. it's worth noting in an election year that typically this has been a day that's brought candidates together. in 2008, john m

mark? steve: yeah, mark, your employees call and say what's going on? please, help us?my employees are out of this world fantastic. they completely understand the inviability of what we are dealing with here as far as, you know, the economics of it. them being savvy, they get it. but they are also chomping at the bit. they are productive people they want to work and feed their family. that's it. steve: absolutely. they can use some help from washington but washington seems to be playing politics with any sort of relief at this point. hark gleason and james, thank you very much. >> thank you. we appreciate the opportunity. steve: absolutely. we did reach out to the governor's office in new jersey for a statement it, they have not called us back. there you go. all right. moving on straight ahead on in thursday fox and friends, attorney general bill barr reportedly telling prosecutors to aggressively charge violent rioters. is that realistic? the judge is next. i was sworn into the united states senate in a hospital. my wife and daughter had been killed in an automobile cr

the person who's dead here is mark stover. >> yeah. >> reporter: he is the one against whom the violence committed. >> here is something that we have learned in this country, haven't we? you don't negotiate with terrorists. michiel didn't know that. michiel felt he could negotiate with a terrorist. linda felt she could negotiate with terrorists. the reality is you can't negotiate with a terrorist, and mark stover was a domestic violence terrorist. >> reporter: mark's friends and clients had by now gathered around the courthouse here in mt. vernon determined to tell the world, anybody who would listen, that those claims were both unfair and untrue. >> most of all these reports that we hear are filed by her alone and by her eyewitness alone and absolutely no one else's. so you got to weigh that in at some point, too, that it doesn't have that much meat to it. >> i just knew that wasn't true about him. there was nothing in him that was malicious or vindictive. >> reporter: and perhaps to answer them? a surprising and extremely unusual strategy. in midtrial, john henry browne brought his cli

. >> yeah, it really is. mark, you've been a firefighter. you know how tough all of this is. but we are going on now more than a month of firefighters out there every day, battling not just fires, but major, major wildfires here in our state. i imagine that fatigue has got to be setting in. >> yeah, good point, heather, and not just for firefighters. also law enforcement officers. neighbors, residents of that area that have had to evacuate, who have lost their homes. that whole area is suffering from covid-19 in the sense that tourism is down, so that economic activity is down, so many of the people that live in that area, not only are they threatened with their homes being burned down, but their businesses have been impacted. you add to that this long firefight that's been going on by firefighters. and keep in mind, these mega fires managed by cal fire, but partnered with municipal fire departments up and down the state. so there are fire departments and law enforcement officers that have been working, civil unrest, mutual aid, now they're into the mega fires. it's been a lo

yeah. i think mark meadows is right. probably some action by the special prosecutor, john durham. i would look either for an interim report or an interim report combined with one or two more indictments or criminal charges filed between now and the end of the month. but the pete strzok story, that he was overworked and that's why they messed up the fisa -- [laughter] just are doesn't pass the smell test. not even on a funny holiday weekend, you know? and he wasn't channeled on it. i mean, no one was challenging him. but pete strzok knew exactly what he was doing, he knew his ed was bad, he knew he wasn't meeting the standards for the fisa court. and whether he did it to affecting the election or not, he did affect the election, and we're still paying the price for that three and a half years later. i think all of this attention, all of these spin jobs by comey, mccabe and strzok are nothing more than a prelude to another hammer falling. the picture of the fbi's misconduct9 is only going to get deeper and worse in the nex

neil: yeah. mark.ink this is the kind of thing that could, would, go to the supreme court? it's 2000 if that's the case. >> do i think it could go to supreme court? >> i think you're going to see the republicans absolutely hold this vote before the election because it's too unpredictable after the election, will their caucus hold, what happened, who won. right now they can say they have both chambers. they have a legal case here. and so, i think, look, these hearings are going to be incredibly important, they're another variable here in the year of virus, violence and vaccine and could end up in the-- i don't think, i think it will go more smoothly than people expect because i think that biden want this fight to cloud his fight to get to the presidency. neil: all right. we'll see what happens. there's no way of telling, but it's going to be interesting. it's going to be a long night regardless. i want to thank you all very, very much. which could explain why more people are interested in praying right

and the chief of staff, mark meadows, has said, yeah, we're going to do some kind of an executive orderarly be some kind of political document, which will not have any support among a lot of republicans on capitol hill. so, it'll -- it'll be a -- it'll be a campaign plan. >> maggie, i keep going back to the campaign when the president constantly talking about how it's going to be instantaneous. the switch over. and it's going to happen so fast and it's just going to be great. and you can bring it state to state. i mean, it's like -- it's like a three-card monty game and we still don't see which -- where the health plan is hiding. >> it's almost like health care and health care reform is an enormously complicated and complex issue that you can't just write on the back of a cereal box and campaign off of it. look, anderson, what i was really struck by last night. i'm no longer struck by the fact that the president keeps promising a plan that he has, yet, to deliver. because we have heard him do versions of that, for a long time. i agree with gloria. i think if given his druthers, he proba

. >> on the calendar says fall, but who is going to tell the weather question mark is that your job? >> yeah, and that is the challenge but it will not feel like fall-like. it will feel like more of an intense heat wave for the middle of summer over the next four or five days. >>> the new nasa space toilet is ready to launch to the international space station, the universal waste management system, designed to recycle water to go toward other uses. nasa said 90% of all water- based liquid on the space station gets recycle. the new toilet is smaller and lighter than the current model on the space station. >>> straight ahead what's on my mind is lightning on the brink, miami feeling the heat, and the story from friday night was at third and kane street. we have the giants, two against one of the national league our teams but no problem. at l s s this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text

scott morrison is giving the country an early mark because they've done so well. so, yeahe right decision. i'm happy that i stayed and happy that i helped. i've learned so much. i didn't sleep for probably a week to two weeks. i got up every morning and was pacing the house. i asked her every week to come home and she says it's myjob. i'm not going to walk out on this. but then she says she's tired and i'm having heart palpitations or i want an interrogation of why she's tired. and if i heara cough, that's the end of it. i'd give anything to wrap my arms around her and to tell her how much i love her. throughout ramadan, i've been video—calling my family when we break fast in the evening. hello. look, it's haamed. hello. she really doesn't recognise me. i worked in the hospitalfor a year, and over my lifetime, i've seen two people die and i know both of those moments had a really massive effect on me mentally, especially for the next few days. so, that's why i really give it to you guys on the scale that you're saying, does it affect you and your colleagues mentally, your

yeah we covered the options mark in the last episode and they apparently did have some play in the whole tesla thing and it could have been solved bank it could have been all these robin hood traders because retail investors were the largest options traders in the world but you know back in the real economy one of the smart guys in the room always has allegedly been dr copper so you know we're going to look at this weird copper story out of china and there's a few explanations for it possibly wow check out china's copper been over 2000000 tons imported change into august never seen the scale of by before and you can see it's way off the chart this is going back well past 2001 and this chart and there copper consumption has been climbing relentlessly over the past 20 years . there was a huge gap in january and february during the coronavirus crisis where there's no imports at all of copper so it could just be making up for that mark malloch over there and comments and he he says that this is basically them shorting the dollar it could be them getting ready for inflation and many of the co

yeah. >> of course, marking the passing of rbg, but many other things striking the country right now. country's top health officials, they will testify on capitol hill about the nation's respons

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lou: yeah, i'd like to -- we had the wrong sound. this is congressman, former congressman markpresident's chief of staff. let's listen to this. >> all due respect to director wray, he has a hard time finding e-mails in his own fbi, let alone figuring out whether there's any kind of voter fraud. this is a very different case. the rules are being changed. and so what i'm suggesting is perhaps he can drill down on the investigation that just started. others that we're seeing in north carolina and other places where multiple ballots, duplicate ballots are being sent out, perhaps he needs to get involved on the ground, and he would change husband testimony on capitol hill. his testimony on capitol hill. >> the chief of staff, you know mark meadows well, he is one of those people we are fortunate to have serving the president who is, who absolutely is a place, wherever he is, integrity and guts come together. it's nice to hear a chief of staff speak as he did, straightforwardly, on principle and leave, frankly, christopher i wray no room to weasel whatsoever. your thoughts. >> yeah,

this is a marked change in tone from the government. yeahhe mood in government is pretty gloomy. they have a testing system which is under strain, they have a testing system which is understrain, an they have a testing system which is under strain, an economy that's under strain, an economy that's under strain, an economy that's understrain, and under strain, an economy that's under strain, and that strategy of stamping down on the virus and isolated hotspots, it feels like we are way past that. the mayor of london tonight thinking restrictions will soon be needed in the capital. the prime minister being much more direct than he has been before, talking about this second wave that's coming. so the big question, what are they going to do about it? there are several ideas being discussed. 0ne there are several ideas being discussed. one of them is this short sharp shock, if you like, these restrictions being brought in for a short amount of time nationally, but the bbc has learned about another plan that was discussed yesterday, this was about

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. >> reporter: yeah, definitely left its mark. look at the ash on the cars here at this ford dealership in walnut creek. this dealership will be watching the skies carefully today and we are seeing a bit of a haze already this morning. but we don't see the orange. this dealership says that they won't wash the ash off until this is all over and then they will do the deep clean. we definitely saw people yesterday pawing and taking in the historical moment. a lot of people pa rarading outo treasure island to take a picture of the orange sky. and others told us it impacted their mood and threw off their rhythm. one person missed an appointment because they felt so off. and then there were some who just went ahead and turned to pizza saying a die like we had called for comfort food. >> you know, it is scary, but it is our reality. so you either face it head-on or -- i mean that is the only option. so there was a craving for pizza, there was a dystopian reality and we so i recommend it. >> reporter: and some people were out on walks or

yeah. >> of course, marking the passing of rbg, but many other things striking the country right now. any moment the country's top health officials, they will testify on capitol hill about the nation's response to a pandemic that has now claimed more than 200,000 american lives. new cases now on the rise in 24 states, 40,000 new cases per day across the country. when that happens and it's just under way. >> we are learning this morning that the fda is considering stricter guidelines when it comes to the race for a vaccine. these rules would push even emergency authorization of a vaccine past election day. we'll get to that in a moment. let's begin with our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. good morning, elizabeth. you have the latest on the vaccine to begin a phase 3 trial in this country. >> that's right. it's by johnson & johnson and what sets this vaccine apart of it from the other three that are currently in phase 3 clinical trials in the u.s. is that it's one dose. that will certainly be handy. if it works and if it's safe it will be much easier to vaccinate everyone

fire danger will be concerned this weekend, as well. >> yeah, bracing for that heat. markh. into meantime, the chp has startedit's a.m. annual weekend crackdown on drunk drivers. the maximum enforcement period just began at the top of the hour and will continue until late monday night. chp and other law enforcement officers are out in force watching for impaired drivers this holiday weekend. officers are also urging everyone traveling this holiday weekend to wear a mask when out in public is practice safe social distancing at all times. >> all right, "mad-bum" returns to the bay area. is he excited, nervous, or is this just another game to him? mark ibanez with that answer next. >>> mark ibanez coming to you from the vinyl room tonight. no way, no how, knock could administer the legacy of madison bumgarner as a san francisco giant. mine, you can even make a case this guy is the best world series pitcher ever. down right babe ruthian, however, his time might have ended at the perfect time for the san francisco giants considering his current career arc. he's, let's face it,

so, yeah, these people need to be stopped. markea how much this fraud may eventually cost them. angus crawford, bbc news. thousands of people in california are being forced from their homes as new wildfires take hold. the extreme rate of growth for the blaze in napa county, called the glass fire. tanya dendrinos reports. a scene of sheer devastation. this wildfire quadrupled in size overnight. residents in california reliving a recurring nightmare. a lot of consternation in and around that region that has been hit over and over and over again, over the course of the last number of years. the zogg fire in shasta county, familiar territory, literally, not just figuratively 7,000 acres burned. and 2017, the carr fire, this is in and around those areas. thousands have been forced to evacuate a terrifying escape for some, but there was nothing to match the ferocity of the inferno tearing through wine country, homes and livelihoods swallowed by the flames. conditions did anything but favour crews throughout monday, working desperately on

yeah, this week officially marking six months since we've all seen each other in person here at "todayese are pictures they pulled up from our last day on the air all together, all in the same studio. we were even leaning towards each other, marcus. wow, so close yet so far now. by the next week marcus was in the newsroom, i was in the studio before i eventually transitioned to working from home. kari and mike soon followed suit. we had to social distance. we miss seeing each other but sure are happy we can continue to bring you the news every morning as we enter into this new normal. ♪ >> i watch you on tv every day. i watch you every day. >> you know what's funny what people don't see during the show marcus and i are always texting each other. we're still connected. >>> it is time, like i said before -- now it's time to get a look at that forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall. >>> yeah, i posted that picture yesterday on instagram. it seems like six months was six years ago, it seems so long, and we've all been really missing each other. it's great to see that picture. let's take

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brian brendberg you get in first and we will leave it with mark for final words. brian: yeahis observation from mark yesterday, one of the candidates for president felt compelled come out and tell people that he doesn't look like a radical socialist. i think that's very indicative of where we are right now and what the stock market is going to look like going forward. what kind of candidate are we going to get in november and what can the economy expect, to me that's the question that dominates markets. is this a biden more progressive presidency on the way or will we get more of the deregulation and tax-cutting that we have seen with trump. your thoughts, mark, on what that means for markets in the next few months? mark: well, it was just a month ago that jp morgan said a biden presidency would not necessarily be bad for stocks and they made two points, he would stabilize relationships with china and he would be less volatile on a daily basis with unpredictable business tweets and communications an both of the factors may be true but the other part of the coin especially wit

. >> marks of passion i think he said. yeah. >> do you like marks of passion?x. >> reporter: so what did cara think about the rape crisis center's inconclusive report? >> they did a rape kit and they didn't find any evidence of rape. >> yes, they did. they did. it showed -- well, it showed sexual contact. >> uh-huh. >> didn't show there wasn't a rape. >> reporter: while cara was at the rape crisis center, the detectives received new information from the crime scene. such as -- first responders believed the house lights had pretty much all been on when whatever happened happened. remember cara said it was dark in the house, but -- >> once we gathered a little bit more evidence from the detectives working the crime scene then we did get definitely more pointed in our question, and more direct. >> reporter: and then something odd happened. cara changed her story. remember, she told 911, my ex-husband raped me. i shot him. >> breaking into your home. >> reporter: but now? now she said she didn't know who was coming into the house. >> somebody was in my home, whethe

so, yeah, these people need to be stopped. markcrawford, bbc news. the partner of the police sergeant murdered at a custody centre in south london on friday says she's lost her "gentle giant". su bushby said matt ratana touched many people's lives with his friendliness, patience and kindness. the suspect remains critically ill in hospital, after he was seriously injured in the same incident in croydon. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. this was sergeant matt ratana receiving a long and good service medal from the head of his force three years ago. since he was shot dead in the croydon custody centre in the early hours of friday, tributes have poured in. and this afternoon, came these words, from his grieving partner, su bushby. "i had the pleasure of sharing five years of my life with this lovely man. my gentle giant, with his infectious smile and big heart. i think of him with tenderness and love. matt will always be in my head and in my heart." 0rder, order. i'm sure all honourable members will wish tojoin

reed: yeah the timing was , shortly thereafter. a colleague of mine from pure, markand i, were brainstorming on different ideas, and like many people at that point, i had had this terrific late fee. i was thinking there has to be a , better way. it was when this friend told me about dvds and i thought you , could mail those cheaply. you could potentially build a business that was not in amazon's direct interest because of the return loop that you could return these dvds. it was e-commerce, but you know, a smaller market than what amazon is going after. david: the story is you took out some dvds, i guess, from blockbuster. you found out you had kept them too long, you did not like paying a late fee, and that prompted you to think of something like this? is that fair or apocryphal? reed: that is accurate. it says every time something goes wrong, the idea did not pop into my head then. it was later when i was debating ideas that the sting of that stuck because it was a $40 late fee and it was all my fault. just not bringing it back. david: originally you are mailing dvd

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