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five democrats are vying for that nomination, former governor terry mcauliffe is leading with 43% and is jennifer carrol foi. she just landed an endorsement from a major transit union who backed biden in 2020, by the way, and if elected carrol foy would become our nation's first black woman governor. let's go to nbc from petersburg, virginia on this. welcome. i know that you got a chance to catch up with jennifer carrol foy. what did she tell you? >> reporter: hey there, alex, that's right. we're in petersburg, virginia, and to give you an idea of kind of where we are, we're about 30-minute drive south of richmond, which is the state's capital. petersburg is a historically forgotten part of the state. the crime rate here, the poverty rate here is about 25% higher than the rest of virginia. you can really see just even driving in how much different it looks than other parts of the state. and this is where former delegate jennifer carrol foy grew up. when i talked to her earlier today, she talked about some of the grit and resilience it takes to make your way out of a place like petersb

>>but here at home, we know that that means 3 variance in the bay area mcauliffe would be a variance uk variant and was recently some having said the brazilian variant us air. so i think all of is making concerned ucsf infectious disease expert doctor, peter, chin-hong says the worry is just how transmissible these variants are especially since people are still actively dealing with the it isn't going away anywhere. >>we still about 5 times way be wearing october getting vulnerable people vaccinated is the best way to keep us from seeing another surge. >>when asked whether or not the country should just start giving out at least one dose of the vaccine to as many people as possible. doctor chan hong says it might be the right call you'd asked me 2 months ago. >>i probably would have been area of not following the science to the tea. i think right again with these variants going around we just need to get as many people immunized as possible, you know looking at the science you know you're going to probably 80% protection from. pfizer from after day you know those one that immunity yo

>>mcauliffe would be a variance the uk variant and was recently some having said the brazilian variant us air. so i think all of is making concerned ucsf infectious disease expert doctor, peter, chin-hong says the worry is just how transmissible these variants are especially since people are still actively dealing with the virus little bit isn't going away anywhere. >>with still about 5 times way be wearing october getting vulnerable people vaccinated is the best way to keep us from seeing another surge. >>when asked whether or not the country should just start giving out at least one dose of the vaccine to as many people as possible. doctor chan hong says it might be the right call you'd asked me 2 months ago. >>i probably would have been area of not following the science to the tea. i think right again with these variants going around we just need to get as many people immunized as possible, you know looking at the science you know you're going to probably 80% protection from. pfizer from after day you know those one that immunity you probably last so that you know even if folks goin

>>erin mcauliffe: we have thre things on the agenda to talk about .rst is we want to give a little overview about right companies uber and lyft, they're known as transportation network companies because they provide on-demand service similar to what autonomous vehicles do so i'll give an overview of what we know and disability access and how that frames the thinking about autonomous vehicles. then katie will take over and she'll talk specifically about autonomous vehicles with a lens on accessibility. both generally and. [inaudible] so tmc's have been around for almost a decade now. yet we're still learning about and identifying the impacts they have on san francisco. mta along with the san francisco transportation authority we have been creating a seriesof reports that help answer key questions about ourselves . the first report today was a profile of san francisco transportation network effort opportunities released in june 2017 and provided our first estimate of what the activity was like. the key findings of the report are totally on trips made wi

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clashes erupted as thousands of protesters as well as supporters of prime minister mcauliffe faced off in the capital of here. on and off the news a shock to the arm for travel through europe new job and chunks of the says cope with vaccine passports could be in use within months but the european commission says it's not a done deal yet. bring you your news every hour of the day this is all it international for myself and the whole team here moscow and i will. start off with a story that's grabbing headlines the opposition in armenia has rejected an offer from the prime minister for snap elections a standoff between opponents on supporters of nicole rocks the capital you are fun and police were deployed in large numbers the escalation is in response to. the chief of the armed forces general staff saying he was part of an attempted military coup and there are fears the tensions could spiral far. thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank you. very. much have opposing rallies were seen close to one another and sometimes you are official crowd numbers are yet to become found but they

i think mcauliffe might have had some impact but i don't think he deserves to be where he is. >> callerthanks for having me. i was just wondering what your opinion was on the three top conservative presidents being from such a republican state here in ohio. >> host: and who are those in your view? >> guest: was he only interested in the ohio presidents? >> host: grover cleveland, warren harding, my mind is going blank. i've read four of them right there. >> i'm not going to get them either. he was a man prepared to move the country in a new direction and he did change his view on the tariffs dramatically. i would definitely put him in the category of being a conservative i don't know who i would consider between the conservative presidents between ohio. >> host: taft was the other one. i guess that makes six altogether. >> he was destroyed by teddy roosevelt who fostered his career and basically selected him as a successor and then one of the presidents he backed, i'm convinced, and went after him in ways that destroyed his presidency. kind of a sad thing because he was a very good man.

>>erin mcauliffe: we have thre things on the agenda to talk about .rst is we want to give a little overview about right companies uber and lyft, they're known as transportation network companies because they provide on-demand service similar to what autonomous vehicles do so i'll give an overview of what we know and disability access and how that frames the thinking about autonomous vehicles. then katie will take over and she'll talk specifically about autonomous vehicles with a lens on accessibility. both generally and. [inaudible] so tmc's have been around for almost a decade now. yet we're still learning about and identifying the impacts they have on san francisco. mta along with the san francisco transportation authority we have been creating a seriesof reports that help answer key questions about ourselves . the first report today was a profile of san francisco transportation network effort opportunities released in june 2017 and provided our first estimate of what the activity was like. the key findings of the report are totally on trips made wi

but here at home, we know that that means 3 variance in the bay area mcauliffe would be a variance thek variant and was recently some having said the brazilian variant us air. >>so i think all of is making concerned ucsf infectious disease expert doctor, peter, chin-hong says the worry is just how transmissible these variants are especially since people are still actively dealing with the virus little bit isn't going away anywhere. >>with still about 5 times way be wearing october getting vulnerable people vaccinated is the best way to keep us from seeing another surge. >>when asked whether or not the country should just start giving out at least one dose of the vaccine to as many people as possible. doctor chan hong says it might be the right call you'd asked me 2 months ago. >>i probably would have been area of not following the science to the tea. i think right again with these variants going around we just need to get as many people immunized as possible, you know looking at the science you know you're going to probably 80% protection from. pfizer from after day you know those one

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>>mcauliffe would be a variance the uk variant and was recently some having said the brazilian variant us air. so i think all of is making concerned ucsf infectious disease expert doctor, peter, chin-hong says the worry is just how transmissible these variants are especially since people are still actively dealing with the it isn't going away anywhere. >>we still about 5 times way be wearing october getting vulnerable people vaccinated is the best way to keep us from seeing another surge. >>when asked whether or not the country should just start giving out at least one dose of the vaccine to as many people as possible. doctor chan hong says it might be the right call you'd asked me 2 months ago. >>i probably would have been area of not following the science to the tea i think right again with these variants going around we just need to get as many people immunized as possible, you know looking at the science you know you're going to probably 80% protection from. pfizer from after day you know those one that immunity you probably last so that you know even if folks going to be delayed b

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>>mcauliffe would be a very and the uk variant and was recently some having said the brazilian variant us air. so i think all of is making concerned ucsf infectious disease expert doctor, peter, chin-hong says the worry is just how transmissible these variants are especially since people are still actively dealing with the it isn't going away anywhere. >>with still about 5 times way be wearing october getting vulnerable people vaccinated is the best way to keep us from seeing another surge. >>when asked whether or not the country should just start giving out at least one dose of the vaccine to as many people as possible. doctor chan hong says it might be the right call you'd asked me 2 months ago. >>i probably would have been area of not following the science to the tea. i think right again with these variants going around we just need to get as many people immunized as possible, you know looking at the science you know you're going to probably 80% protection from. pfizer from after day you know those one that immunity you probably last so that you know even if folks going to be delaye

over the years of the best-selling book on presidential ratings right off the top of my head, david mcauliffetruman and adams. you write about a book coming out on grover cleveland that changed perceptions. >> guest: the two-volume biography of grover cleveland that had i think gotten him a pulitzer prize and brought a lot of attention to grover cleveland. i sometimes kind of laughed a little bit because as we all know, one of the few things we know about him is that he served two nonconsecutive terms and both times he wasn't able to succeed himself. the first time he ran on the democratic ticket and was rejected. the second time they rejected him. so, i call on the only to time, one term loser. but he was not an insignificant person. i don't think he was a wildly significant president and i would put him in a sort of middle position not as high as he was in the 1948 initial pull. and i think that this biography had a lot to do with that. >> host: what about the effect on john adam. >> guest: they were both rejected by the voters after one term. john adams was responsible for the alien and se