mystic portrait of a dystopian source of neo liberal inequality industries to writers former bankers mickey down and conrad kay joins me now from london thanks so much for coming on a lot of people loved it in the editor used to work in sport f.x. said it was accurate and the city of london being empty because of tell me about industry and how it somehow goes in the micro of graduate employment to war in the south china sea in anticapitalist demonstrations. well that it was false as you said it was bought from lawsuits our own experience has been correct left out so that in 2009 does the 10 and everybody felt the pressure of getting a good job or was there and we wanted to finance it and i personally found out very elsie's to it very very quickly come around last slightly longer but what it did spot was this 1st script rewrites recite right let's get it which was a really poor attempt to try to capture the role that it was missed by me clearance experience sitting at room about a mix yet the key that unlocked it was writing from the experience of people who were at the very very bottom i th

this place still oh not 6008 search for a certain type of person a certain type of graduate but as mickey says it's really you know it's a super inside real world and for a lot of people it's a real black box but we thought if we could sort of crack it open to the president these 5 characters who are all in some way i have a socio economically or gender wise or racially that you know that's some variant of as an outsider we thought it out give a kind of a kind of universality to it to people could appreciate people who worked on it some people who didn't what let's get rid of the need to ask you did someone close to god is very upset i'm sorry if you lost but if you do that here but you don't use newbury's well one of those new you know like regional knocked up security thank you security if you can we just hope we just do that for you to please ourselves and your peers you see what you've done that is actually arrest a billboard to how go he well i want to get back to intersection out in class in a 2nd but. time and time again we don't want to give away the bull the i hear optics comes o

mickey bergman is one of them. since warm beer is arrested, he had been trying to gain access to him with the help of u.n. contacts. bergman works together with bill richardson, former governor of new mexico and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. . hardly any other team is as experienced in dealing with pyongyang as they are. in general, the only available the rick channel that we have of the people to represent them here at the united nations. in this case, the individuals of people that know the governor from before they know me from before. so that's of the record channel. but at the end of the day, they are not decision makers. and if you want to get to a deal, when you want to get to an understanding, you have to be there in person. so the 1st priority is ok. how do we get ourselves invited to north korea to make sure that we can talk to the people who can make decisions about this? it was different in that you know, that auto warm beer by the north koreans was considered something special. because he was from

how late you talk about what mickey was just saying but we do have a chance or the exchequer recent act who used to work in to vestment bank bailed out goldman sachs i mean if someone watches your show and then thinks about the different things reasons to nag is doing to help the economy how can we fit in the idea that he may may have worked in the kind of 1000000 depicted in this show rather not mean i think i think what the show manages to do and i hope that majesty is to not trade in stereotypes i think you know a lot of the a lot of the depictions of this well classically on some level get a lot of it right in terms of the level of sort sociopathy and psychopathy at the top of these institutions and i'm not going to states that in just the states it's what tends to be put on screen quite a lot while we were hoping to do is show 5 pretty flawed pretty human pretty vulnerable characters who you know very very young very impressionistic and show on some level how they vary so it's these places that on some levels of these places are very corrosive to the light as i said before me and m

so thinking about her in that way of a character 1st mindset that new mickey, she is right games is mickey and that, that is important. and so her timelessness of her is phenomenal. also, her ability to appear in multiple places at once is significant because you know, she is an artist or is history. and so what does it look like if she's live in london and live in l.a. on this, on a stage on the same night. so now from a production standpoint, audiences around the entire world can go see her on the same night and create a larger form of fandom in the real world. also, to be honest, she can live any life. she can go to the beach as you see or go play with her count one day a so she can really go out and do anything. it's fiction. i don't see a solution is deep, deep into tech in oh, i need the touch with one thing you think i can i get that? that's what i like. that one. who would you share with people where you think take a look at this virtual influence? to be honest, the whole concept of virtual influencers leaves me feeling like i'm in an episode of black mirror. it's still quite dysto

the truth is i mean the thing that i've always found interesting about this moment speaking to a mickey talked about as well in terms of cultural change and right in these institutions bringing themselves up with. the kind of the work one in 2020 around you know. that's just agenda sort of toxicity bullying all that sort of stuff you know i think you know as much as these institutions to change there's still this inherent. contradiction in them which is basically you know we might be a little village to talk serving america talk are saying about being more and more of a collectivist thing we're opening up and direction but the metrics in evaluation is still very much the same as i've ever been was a sort of every february january it was taken to run a 5 member law and you get renumerated based on your performance appearing americal correct so i think i mean that kind of practice well obviously there's been all sorts of reform around bonuses and stuff but the kind of that's that company kind of the opium the fact that like i like living in living flat paycheck i still think really applie

. >> has mickey been with you tonight at all? >> now i have not seen him all day. >> how about you, paul, what you know? >> is your dads? do you have the registration? >> i don't know where it is. a second.atch him for what is your name, lead? >> bill. is he one of your friends? >> no, i never saw him around the neighborhood. have you been doing any drinking at all? >> no. >> you smell like you have. we are going to give you a break, i'm going to let you go home but i'm going to give your body a ticket. >> hey john, it is a hot one. god, get up against the twoo --ows, bobby, you too. >> no forget you are still got two hours on the street. getting personally involved with the people whom one must arrest cannot be avoided sometimes, but the truly put -- professional policeman follows procedures to keep such cases to a minimum when issuing a traffic citation for instance, he asked for license and registration, then leaves the driver to cool off as he returns to his own car to make out the ticket undisturbed by the drivers attempts t

mickey drexler is the founder of drexler ventures, the former chairman and ceo of jay crew, mickey, it thanksgiving. so tell us what you're seeing as the merchant prince would see it, and i know the world has changed so very very much. >> well, i see things a bit differently. first of all, i'm not a big box commodity player i don't do that. i say i'm not -- it's something i enjoy doing, so what i see for us is what i probably spent my career doing is developing, designing, running businesses that have fashion to them, and not commodities, and i also see, well, we're not running black friday today last year, our first year, and i should say, we have a small company called alex mill very exciting small business with all of our own goods designed by us, run by us, priced by us and that's what i like to do, and that's what my partners like to do. but what i'm seeing is the same old in a sense it's tough because the pandemic has made this the most difficult year on record and i think a lot of that will stay i'm kind of listening to how great people are raving, but i don't know i just don't

carson ridge and mickey tree farms typically opened the day after thanksgiving but both saw hundreds of customers when they opened their doors early last weekend. it is a twofold plan, provide the same tradition. >> we can provide them an opportunity to keep the traditions going, and provide kind of some joy in this time of year even though it has been a tough year. >> reporter: will also doing their part to stop the spread of coronavirus. >> the main reason is try to give customers a wider band of time to come and choose a tree so they don't have to come when it is crowded. >> very kind of them to take extra time out of the regular work week and it makes it nice for us. we do not have to come from lodi and go back to lodi empty- handed. >> i love the tradition of going out and picking up the perfect tree at the lot. the smell of pine. it's awesome. >> but did notice it was not raining or snowing, that is like the perfect christmas tree cutting weather. hours are all fake trees, we have to spray the smell around. >> one of those once you stick in the car, you can put it in, attach it

mickey asks all sorts of questions.olice officer must respect -- expect this group blame for individual misdeeds as there is another kind of policeman publicity every policeman and his family must learn to accept. >> this is a job that can get to you if you do not watch yourself. you are under pressure through the shift, and then you have got to relax. -- relax byus locks stopping by the nearest tavern. after a while you find that you are fighting a habit that is hard to control. i would not be surprised if booze has not killed more policemen than bullets. as a policeman, you see it so much that is rotten in this world you have to get away for a while. then you get a different view of your job. once in a while you get an assignment that makes your family feel proud of you. ♪ [groaning] >> i wish i had more education. i had a couple of years of college, 14 weeks of basic training in our police academy and we get refresher courses from time to time. i am a lot better able to handle things than my uncle, who is still town

of course, it was an excuse to explain why hillary lost and not incidentally to make sure that the mickey matt had a really potent enemy to build their arms shell. their arms justify the military pick francis, which are unconscionable in our society. you know, james, the interesting thing too is that there was this, this demand by the powers that be particularly than deep state, is that it turns, you know, trump with threatened to change direction or nuance things. i mean, wow, he's the president of the united states. but they drew the line and said the president will not be able to do this and invented a hoax against him. that lives to this day. i mean, we have the, the incoming designated secretary of state. i mean, he was a big russia gator ok. and these people are going to be refined and center again. go ahead, james. exactly right. and i think when right talks about the making matters, i call the no man clip for they are now firmly in the saddle and i think we have crossed the rubicon here that there will be no challenge that this in the future that with the theft of this election, i

mickey bergman is one of them. since one beers a rest, he had been trying to gain access to him with the help of u.n. contacts. bergman works together with bill richardson, the former governor of new mexico and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. . hardly any other team is as experienced in dealing with pyongyang as they are in general, the only available the richt channel that we have all of the people that represent the united nations. in this case, the individuals are people that know the governor from before they know me from before. so that's of the record channel. but at the end of the day, they are not decision makers. and if you want to get to a deal, when you want to get to an understanding, you have to be there in person. so the 1st priority is ok. how do we get ourselves invited to know if the area to make sure that we can talk to the people who can make decisions about this? it was different in that you knew that auto warm beer by the north koreans was considered something special because he was from the

didn't want to glamorize it and make it seductive to be perfectly honest we didn't have a very main mickey sort of out of the outside were very clear that we didn't want to make it so ideologically driven show about what necessarily our kind of take on that world was i think what we've chosen to buckle on screen. you can sort of get away from what me and sort of think about it but i think it's pretty imbedded in the subtext of the shower rather than the text of the show and you know i think. what we're really interested in really as writers the kind of a lot it's this this place still oh not 60008 search for a certain type of person a certain type of graduate but as mickey says it's really you know it's a soup inside a real world and for a lot of people it's a real black box but we thought if we could sort of crack open to the president these 5 characters who are all in some way i've a socio economically or gender wise or racially that you know that's some variant of as an outsider we thought it out give a kind of a kind of universality to it to people could appreciate people who worked on

they're branded with mickey and minnie. not only is it meeting a need.will actually put a smile on a kid's face because it is a disney character. those little gestures make a big difference in times like this. a nice gesture and an opportunity to meet an extreme need in a community that is very vulnerable to covid-19. >> it's difficult to get the additional resources like sanitizer, like masks, because they're struggling to pay the rent and feed their families. we are an organization that is latino x led and serving. so the majority of our work is done with children and youth and we primarily work underserved, underresourced communities, vulnerable children, low income children. the need is great because families like the ones that youth alliance is serving, often are not eligible for government assistance because of public charge, or they're living on the cusp of poverty, or in poverty of the. >> when they see the minnie and mickey and they see they're free, they're very excited. >> we have minnie and mickey. which one would you like? >> hearing from th

when you go into the parks they have the mickey waffles all over the place.n waffle. a stitch waffle. all the waffles. is that too much? >> no. >> okay. good. >> no. no. i was hoping barbara would make me some mickey mouse waffles. we have one. >> you do? >> we have a scooby doo one also from when the kids were also. we got a couple different ones. didn't that make you happy seeing the background, disney world, did it make you sad you can't go? >> we're happy. we're blessed. >> we'll stay with the happy side? >> we'll go with that. >> good. all right. i like that. let's move on with our happy theme. we'll go outside and show you how happy the sun is this morning. how it's not having to deal with any clouds or any fog out there. 47 from sutro tower. sunglasses needed all day today. lack of winds, so it's going to feel nice. dry air out there means it will get cold the next couple of nights. better chance of frost. if you're trying to keep anything hender ehend tender o out there, you can do that. the jet stream pushing well into canada and down into mexico. we

and minnie's runaway rowaway and a sneak peek at the wonderful world of mickey mouse.is the parent company of ab abc7. >> they look good. >> don't they? birthday on the same day? meant to be. >> magic. >> new at 6:00, one man's trash is another man's treasure. the san francisco restaurant opening soon that is whipping up food waste. >> first a first-time mom who had to wait one month for this moment. the life-changing experience she went through before she had the chance to hold her newborn. >>> plus an exciting update about the cub rescued from a wildfire. the new city he a fan-favorite venue ever since they got gig-speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage. it's their 12th man. protector... hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie, we're live. it's game on with gig-speed internet from xfinity. start him, sit him, trade him. simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, learn about gig-speeds from xfinity. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> doctors at the new stanford hospital are bracing

another said, hey mickey, that's what they called me, your dad's going to hang soon. all i said was, yes. more than 600 journalists from around the world followed the nuremberg trials. do new or do you mushy. all you could hear was the translators machines. and i if a need for me, it was a tense, oppressive atmosphere. yeah. that was also charged with shame. most fear the response to the major war criminals were indicted on the following charges. conspiring to commit crimes against peace planning, initiating and waging a war of aggression participating in war crimes and crimes against humanity. because i mentioned to 80 all of the accused pleaded not guilty. petain, god was just 14 years old when he was sent to auschwitz in 1944, along with his mother and his little sister. both of them were killed in the gas chambers survived for 4 with girls. so i followed the proceedings and was gratified to see that at least in the main war, criminals were put in the dark by the allies. and that in the end, or they got the punishment they deserved. during the trials testimony from

minister gas canister because i was the son of a rice minister that wasn't so bad another said hey mickey that's what they called me your dad's going to hang soon all i said was yes. more than $600.00 journalists from around the world followed the nuremberg trials. do new or do you mushy all you could hear was the translators machines. and. if a need for me it was a tense oppressive atmosphere. reach. that was also charged with shame. most fear the response to the major war criminals were indicted on the following charges conspiring to commit crimes against peace planning initiating and waging a war of aggression participating in war crimes and crimes against humanity. because i mentioned that articulated. all of the accused pleaded not guilty. god was just 14 years old when he was sent to auschwitz in 1944 along with his mother and his little sister both of them were killed in the gas chambers god survived. for 4 with girls we're going to talk to so i followed the proceedings and was gratified to see that at least the main war criminals were put in the dock by the allies. and that in the

mickey bergman is one of them. since warm beer is arrested, he had been trying to gain access to him with the help of u.n. contacts. birdmen works together with bill richardson, the former governor of new mexico and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. . hardly any other team is as experienced in dealing with pyongyang as they are. in general, the only available the rick channel that we have of the people to represent the united nations. in this case, the individuals of people that know the governor from before they know me from before. so that's of the record channel. but at the end of the day, they are not decision makers. and if you want to get to a deal, when you want to get to an understanding, you have to be there in person. so the 1st priority is ok. how do we get ourselves invited to north korea to make sure that we can talk to the people who can make decisions about this? it was different in that you knew that auto warm beer by the north koreans was considered something special because he was from the midwes

mickey bergman is one of them. since one beers a rest, he had been trying to gain access to him with the help of u.n. contacts. bergman works together with bill richardson, former governor of new mexico and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. . hardly any other team is as experienced in dealing with pyongyang as they are in general, the only available the rick channel that we have all of the people that represent the united nations, in this case, the individuals of people that know the governor from before they know me from before, so that's a direct channel, but at the end of the day, they are not decision makers. and if you want to get to a deal, when you want to get to an understanding, you have to be there in person. so the 1st priority is ok, how do we get ourselves invited to north korea? to make sure that we can talk to the people who can make decisions about this. it was different in that you know, that auto warm beer by the north koreans was considered something special because he was from the midwest. he w

mickey bergman is one of them. since one beers a rest, he had been trying to gain access to him with the help of u.n. contacts. bergman works together with bill richardson, the former governor of new mexico and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. . hardly any other team is as experienced in dealing with pyongyang as they are. in general, the only available the rick channel that we have of the people to represent the united nations. in this case, the individuals of people that know the governor from before they know me from before. so that's of the record channel. but at the end of the day, they are not decision makers. and if you want to get to a deal, when you want to get to an understanding, you have to be there in person. so the 1st priority is ok. how do we get ourselves invited to know if the area to make sure that we can talk to the people who can make decisions about this? it was different in that you knew that auto warm beer by the north koreans was considered something special because he was from the midwes

and it's not just mickey mouse!it swearing that there was a single dalmatian who voted 101 times! >> stephen: but, sir, sir, all your claims about voter fraud have been debunked. >> i'm not quite sure what "debunk" means. it probably means it's "not" bunk, right? >> stephen: no. it means they are bunk. >> big words, stephen! no lawyer can understand this stuff, not even my brilliant legal partner, robert mondavi, esquire. thank you, counsel. >> stephen: speaking of your legal partners, you even fired one of the attorneys from last week's press conference, sidney powell. is there anyone left who is helping you defend the president? >> of course. we've already replaced sidney powell with an even better lawyer: a young woman named elle woods who went to harvard law to impress her ex-boyfriend. >> stephen: mr. mayor, i'm pretty sure elle woods is reese witherspoon's character from "legally blonde." you also talked about "my cousin vinny." are all your legal ideas just stolen from movies? >> stephen, you can't handle the

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room every day who doesn't look really as cute as mickey mouse. they have an agenda, and when the president talks about fake news, victor, he's not talking about, in my opinion, adequately a structure that the american people need to understand. we have such a powerful consolidation of media power in the hands of a powerful consolidation of economic power, whether it be these vast media companies and technology companies, and then silicon valley, which they have the power, the economic power to absolutely block so much of what any other president's agenda. it just wouldn't happen. it's the reason it hasn't happened until this man had the courage and the vision to stand up and say this is not right. it's why his call for antitrust actions against the thing, a group of technology companies, against silicon valley -- fang. insisting they be change in the relationship between these monster media companies that control fake news. the american people are awakening to it and i think these polls that show they are somehow dullards that will buy into the i

is mickey with you? >> how about you, pal, where do you live?> it is my dad's. >> where is the registration? >> i don't know where he keeps it. watch him for a second. i want to get a check on this. >> what is your name, lad? >> bill. >> bill what? >> bill hamish. >> is he one of your friends? >> no. >> i never saw him in the neighborhood. >> give us a listing and a check please. >> have you been doing any drinking at all? >> no. >> no? you smell like you have. we are going to give you a break and let you go home but we have to give your body a ticket. >> it is a hot one. god, put your fans up on the car. bobby, you too. >> good arrest, fellas. i want to congratulate you. two hours on the street. >> getting personally involved with the people you put under arrest is unavoidable sometimes. but police try to keep it to a minimum. when issuing a traffic citation, you ask for license and registration and leaves the driver to cool off while he returns to his car to make out the ticket undisputed -- uninterrupted by the driver trying to change his min

so i went out to dinner with mickey and his beautiful wife peggy and we're talking about what other ideas don't actually fit on "the tonight show." and i have some clothing ideas so he was like, "let's have a meeting. so we had a meeting at alex mill and we're sitting around he said, what about pajamas? and i was like, "stop. i love pajamas that's exactly up my alley it's everyone watching our show, they're in pajamas we're on late at night i love pajamas i wear pajamas every night i do have complaints." [ laughter ] some of my pajamas don't have pockets/ pajamas with no pockets. some pajamas have a giant -- a a giant front opening that's just a little too big. [ laughter ] because i have a giant - >> hey >> jimmy: no, no, no, no no, no, no, no >> hey >> jimmy: i'm saying the hole is just -- >> oh. >> jimmy: it's just too much it's just too much - >> tariq: i get it >> jimmy: yeah you know, somethimes they have a tiny little button that you can close half of it or something like that. anyways -- [ light laughter ] and it just doesn't -- no one haas updated the pajama and no one -- they wa

mickey is not worried as much about touching common surfaces, but the stagnant air of many homes. >> is is an airborne pathogen, and so, really the highest risk environment is just breathing the air. >> if you plan on traveling on a plane across the country took over the hotspot recommendations for testing and quarantining the main the same. >> the safest thing to do would be to get tested again because again, you are going through, not a super high risk, but you know, a relatively high risk environment. getting there might be a problem, though, as air traffic at sfo stands at 24% of what it typically is this time of the year. many flights simply have not come back. passengers at sfo seem resigned to more rules and less family time, this holiday season. >> i'm going to travel to family, but local. i'm not going to take any flights. >> i feel like that is like the right precaution to take, especially if you have older family members that you will be around for the holidays. >> so dr. winslow mentioned this but our other public health folks, i they recommending travelers get tested for

they're branded with mickey micy minnie. >> not only is it meeting a need, it will actually put a smile on a kid's face because it's a disney character. those little gestures make a big difference in times like this, it's a nice gesture and an opportunity to meet an extreme need in a community that's very vulnerable for covid-19. it's difficult to get the additional resources like sanitizer, like masks, because they're still just struggling to pay the rent and feed their families but we are an organization that is primarily latin x led and serving. so the majority of our work is done with children and youth, and we primarily work with very underserved, underresourced communities, vulnerable children, low income children. the need is great because families like the ones that youth alliance is serving often are not eligible for government assistance because of public charge, or they're living kind of on the cusp of poverty, or in poverty. >> when they see that they're minnie and mickey and they see they're free, they're very excited. >> which would you like? two of each, okay. >> how much

mickey guyton, yola, brittney spencer.o was the first black female country artist at the grand ole opry. had three singles in 1970 when it was extremely rare to see someone like her. >> and everybody should check out david brown's piece on linda martell in "rolling stone." extraordinary story, and yola, by the way, who has been a "cbs this morning" saturday session. >> that's right. >> will be on play on on cbs on december 5th, performing with the high women, by the way. >> i love all things mickey guyton. i was just so glad she gave them a shout out, period. bravo, maren morris. >> now, the story of a turkey flexing his drum sticks, making it known he won't be anyone's thanksgiving dinner. check out this turkey aggressively harassing people in a boston neighborhood. he scared this man back into his car, and he had a field day with bill shields, a reporter at our station. the turkey didn't like the limelight. they think it's another turkey. that's why they attack cars. >> people think this job is easy. vlad, coming up, jim

and dead people voted, mickey mouse. except the live people that he and others said were dead but were later literally found in their homes alive. now, my take on the picture of the day is this. the argument is so embarrassing that he's making that b.s. was literally coming out of rudy's ears. but, again, this was mess was as good as he did because it was a blessing that distracted from the message, okay? and that message is what seals his fate and trump's, and here's the key. >> what we're telling you is supported by evidence. >> as simple as that. here's his mistake. you never try to prove a conspiracy. you just make wild suggestions that are hard to completely disprove. that moment was the gift to biden because rudy and the smiling suckers behind him had nothing to offer in the way of proof today. and then they made the lethal mistake. you don't understand proof. it takes place in court. what a mistake. this entire farce could only survive if it stayed in the kangaroo court of public opinion. why? trumpers will largel

and now, introducing our super delicious and nutritious organic kids bread featuring disney's mickeynd minnie mouse! >>> right now at 5:15, let's head to the trivalley getting a look at our home school recess forecast. enjoying a little time outside when you can in between home schooling. we'll see temperatures starting out mostly in the 50s this morning, but if you're going out around 11:00 to 12:00, going to feel nice with temperatures in the 70s. we'll get a look at our microclimates and talk about the start of winter in the bay area coming up in a few minutes. >>> kari, giving the kids the run around. over here let's get some motion on the freeways. a smooth drive and traffic into dublin camera here west 580. a little slowing near the dublin interchange. i'll watch that for a few and make sure no problem over there. across the span, lights in motion across the bay bridge and a nice drive right here on the span and san francisco by the bay and over the bay and the bridge itself will track the approach, coming up. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. 5:16 right now. turning back

came from new york, you were heavily into sports and we were in our neighborhood, the yankees in mickey mantle and roger mirus, all these dreams of being an athletic hero. i was very strong, very athletic. i was a gymnast in high school and even before, even before i joined the rolling dutchmen, which was quite an experience, i used to shoot baskets when i would have some time. there was a court just at the v.a. just down this little hill through social basketball court. i would go down by myself for hours. two or three hours and i would just shoot and shoot and i loved it. i did that by myself and kelly found out that they had this organize wheelchair basketball team at the university and i decided to join. what led me to join was i had my first lyrical organization that i decided to join very interestingly enough was called push, people united to support the handicap. so my first political organization and as the years followed i would be involved in a lot of politics and a lot of protests, but this organization was made of exclusively paraplegics, , quadriplegics. not just veterans b

mickey mantle . of the whole team. i know every position.ou really love sports, you will you know every one of them. everything a no about them. basketball, and football, i love to watch miscible. very proud of the lakers this year. they're just zooming along. i have the gall the way. is baseball. even this limited season, i continued to be an avid fan. enormous a time, baseball is my greatest love of all. david: and then obama will send back. maybe we can get another person to join us next time. >> i hopped back on here. because you said the dodgers. i love love love love the dodgers. so i'm so glad you able to say that and you became a dodgers fan. even though you grew up yankee fan. incredible. what a season. plus baseball. were going all way. >> i agree. ron: thank you . thank you i so much for everything. to my thank you to both of you. really really appreciate this. this was a great great conversation . in the forget you can buy david's book here. you can click on that button down there and i will take you to the romans book site and y

consider using alum rock avenue as opposed to mickey mickey, a capital close for police activity willre details coming up in a bit back to you. >>thank you very much robin time now 6.51 national headlines now the senate back in washington to try and revive a covid-19 relief bill negotiations have been stalled for months we have house speaker nancy pelosi calling on republican leadership now to return to the table. so far senate majority leader mitch mcconnell doesn't support the 2 trillion dollar plan that pelosi wants both sides remain hopeful, though that a deal can be reached before the end of the year. >>meantime here in the bay area more help is on the way for small businesses in san francisco. the city is expanding its small business loan program to provide but 80 businesses a portion of 3.5 million dollars since april the city's help program has provided loans to 227 small businesses, 74% of those are minority owned and 52% are owned by women. >>this is 0 interest loan product will be very beneficial to those numbers saying to bridge time right now. and increase revenue and mai