mike, thinking things over. on a hunch, he says, he placed tape on carol's dresser drawers, little trap. one day, he took the kids to universal studios, sure enough, when they returned, he noticed the tape was broken and some mail was moved on the counter as well. a few weeks later, it happened again, some of carol's close went missing, along with somebody from a place no burglar would think to look, under the butter in the refrigerator, where mike says, he and carol kept $100 emergency cash, and i was missing. just like carol. >> she would not have taken all of it. that was carol's personality, to just be fair. >> and then, there were those mysterious phone calls. >> we would get phone calls on special days, her birthday, my birthday, my grandmother would get calls. >> almost three months after carol vanished, the detective handling her case puts it in the inactive file. in her report he wrote, no foul play involved. >> i remember i would play records over and over that she liked. i would think, where is she, w

we know that mike lynch's daughter.gdom. the chief executive of cancer research uk, michelle mitchell, has shared her thoughts, saying, we are deeply saddened to hear of the death of mike lynch. he was a valued donor to cancer research uk and a member of the board which ended up founding the board which ended up founding the francis crick institute. his support has brought leading scientists under one roof to tackle the biggest health challenges faced by humankind, including cancer. 0ur sincerest condolences go out to all of the families affected. just to recap, a source close to the lynch family has confirmed to the bbc that the body of british tech entrepreneur mike lynch has been recovered from the yacht off the coast of sicily. the source also says that the person still being searched for is 18—year—old hannah lynch. 0ur searched for is 18—year—old hannah lynch. our business editor now looks back at the life of mike lynch. friends of michael had been hoping for a miracle, so friends of michael had been hoping fora m

mike? >> mike: jeff paul live in tel aviv. thanks very much. ♪ president biden has made his first public appearance since monday, welcoming the world series champion texas rangers to the white house. meanwhile, we are hearing from former house speaker nancy pelosi about her role in the president's decision to abandon his re-election campaign. here is senior white house correspondent peter doocy. >> you are a hell of a resilient club, man. >> president biden still hasn't talked to nancy pelosi since dropping out. and she is spilling some tea about her role in the pressure campaign to force him out. pelosi tells the new yorker about biden i have never been that impressed with political operation. they won the white house, bravo, my concern was this ain't happening and we have to make a decision for this to happen. at another event pelosi said she was shocked by biden's first and last debate. >> i was shocked, of course, not only by the debate but i didn't think did was a deal breaker. >> at diplomats tried to prevent all out war

bannon: we've got the great mike lindell up here. [cheering] and no, we're not going to start with an infomercial on lumpy pillows or free shipping. michael lindell: promo code war room. man: hey, mike. how are you? donie o'sullivan: can we go here? michael lindell: i think last time you interviewed me, i lost my voice. remember that? donie o'sullivan: yeah, back in 2021? michael lindell: yeah. donie o'sullivan: mike, it's three years on. michael lindell: right. donie o'sullivan: you're still doing this? michael lindell: yeah. got to save our country, huh? donie o'sullivan: there's a lot of people in this for cynical reasons, right? to make money, to get famous. you strike me as somebody who truly, truly believes the 2020 election was rigged? michael lindell: you can't see i'm a grifter when i'm $40 million in and they keep attacking my company, and i'm decimated. my battle is to get rid of the machines and get to paper ballots hand-counted. it's not about a conspiracy of overturning the 2020 election. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): b

the thing about mike was he could see — with this?hings more _ with this? the thing about mike was he could see things more clearly - he could see things more clearly than 99.9% of humanity. he could see when things were being done stupidly or there was an injustice and that would have been even more the case stop i think he would have certainly campaigned against the unilateral ability of the us to extradite british citizens when it does not go the other way round, he felt that was not right but i know he was talking about using ai in hearing aids because 60% of people over 60 have hearing aids and something that identifies human voices and background noise he was keen on, i believe he was talking about new forms of algorithms that would look at the science of probability. i just think this was a man his brain operated at a higher speed and on a higher level than almost anyone on the planet and i think it would have gone even faster. i do not know. i think it would have been involved in politics, economics and i think he would have s

the trial, defending against charges of fraud alongside mike lynch, acquitted alongside mike lynch, acquitted us where in chicago the democratic national convention continues. president biden has been speaking. addressing his vice president kamala harris he said, "we need you to beat donald trump". harris is proposing to increase the corporate tax rate to 28% from 21% if she wins a november election. the committee for a responsible federal budget, a nonpartisan advocacy group, said on monday that harris�* proposal to raise the corporate income tax rate would reduce the us deficit by $1 trillion over a decade. meanwhile the wall street rally rolls on. us markets closed higher on monday. investors are hoping the federal reserve will signal it�*s ready to cut interest rates when fed chairjerome powell speaks atjackson hole on friday. shares of seven & i — the owner of the 7 eleven convenience store chain — soared by around 23% on monday after it revealed a takeover bid from canada�*s alimentation couche—tard — which runs the circle k chain of convenience stores. the details of the offer have not

he us about mike lynch, the person you knew? . , us about mike lynch, the person you knew?a wonderful ori . inal knew? he was always a wonderful original thinker, _ knew? he was always a wonderful original thinker, he _ knew? he was always a wonderful original thinker, he was _ knew? he was always a wonderful original thinker, he was witty - knew? he was always a wonderful original thinker, he was witty with j original thinker, he was witty with a wry sense of humour, but he was sharp and it was that original thinking i think and determination. you don't get to the scale of achievement that he has without a very hard—headed, tough determination. obviously, an intellect that is in distraught rate. extraordinary intellect with uncommon common sense. had rate. extraordinary intellect with uncommon common sense. had you been in touch with _ uncommon common sense. had you been in touch with events _ uncommon common sense. had you been in touch with events over _ uncommon common sense. had you been in touch with events over recent _ in touch with events over recent years? t in to

how are you are here to see mike no, mike is thinking about how bad this interview could go, bus themust bought a gun on his desk so how are you? good. >> how are you guys fit to see you sit meir? >> yeah. >> i don't usually work on it here's the more to no problems for a couple of things you got to do. and then what we headed down there. >> but when we visited mike, the first item on his agenda was a cold with a company that would help him navigate big tech's rules against misinformation allowing him to promote his platform. frankspeech it's the number one thing is frank speech platform because it all centers around that if you if i have a voice, i can pretty much guys. anything anywhere. >> but if i don't have my voice, which is why i made frankspeech in the first place or goal is to get you all of these platforms getting views without getting taken down. and it's a constant, constant battle and you're making awareness for the platform frankspeech, correct? that's correct. >> that's it great. you're hired. okay mike lindell is an american success story filming you with a my pillow i

. ~ ., ., mike lynch.out him? he miaht mike lynch. what we know about him? he might not — mike lynch. what we know about him? he might not be _ mike lynch. what we know about him? he might not be a _ mike lynch. what we know about him? he might not be a household _ mike lynch. what we know about him? he might not be a household name - mike lynch. what we know about him? he might not be a household name to. he might not be a household name to everyone, but he was a prominent figure in the tech world. he co—founded the company autonomy in cambridge in 1996. in 2011, he made a major sale of the company to hewlett—packa rd, a major sale of the company to hewlett—packard, which people will know as hp. he sold that for $11 billion. years of legal battles followed. hp claimed that the price for the company had been inflated. this will lead to mike lynch being extradited to the us —— this all led to, in 2022. he is found of no wrongdoing there, but it was that extradition where people might be familiar with the na

how are you are here to see mike know about mike is thinking about how bad this interview could go, butad gone on his desk so how are you good. >> how are you guys fit to see my are just i don't usually work well thing we've got to do and then will be heading down there. >> but when we visited mike, the first item on his agenda was a call with a company that would help him navigate big tech's rules against misinformation, allowing him to promote his platform. frankspeech the number one thing is free speech platform because it all centers around that if you if i have a voice, i can pretty much guide anything oh anywhere. but if i don't have my voice, which is why i made frank speech in the first place. or goal is to get you on these platforms getting views without getting taken they get and it's a constant, constant battle and you're making awareness for the platform frankspeech, correct that's correct. >> that's it you're hired. >> okay? >> mike lindell is an american success story for, filming you with a my pillow is very important, so that you get the right amount of phil for you as a

i first met mike before he really made — with you?ike before he really made any _ with you? i first met mike before he really made any money, _ with you? i first met mike before he really made any money, we - with you? i first met mike before he really made any money, we both - with you? i first met mike before he | really made any money, we both had with you? i first met mike before he i really made any money, we both had a passion for video games, i had a video games and he actually built a rather successful and technologically creative video console called the attali jaguar. we shared someone who took an interest in our common businesses and he had a business side with a man who was very bright indeed. they were doing some amazing things with the ability to organise information that make no sense and to recognise images and fingerprints and help security forces and police. i said, fingerprints and help security forces and police. isaid, look, i can foresee a time we have to remember this was before google exist, for search engines,

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, mike. >> mike: fresh evidence iran is ready to launch an attack. lloyd austin is beefing up assets in the region, ordering an aircraft carrier armed with fighter jets to pick up speed as it sails toward the middle east. secretary austin sending a guided missile submarine into the zone. mike pompeo says thiran jayasundra tehran has been left unchecked for too long limp >> this administration, president biden and harris refuse to acknowledge that. in opening days they were saying there is no evidence iran was linked to this and when houthis fired and rockets fired that injured americans and they talk about iraqi militia, head of the snake is in tehran and they refuse to impose risk on the leadership to deter them. their response has been unserious and naive. >> dana: trump campaign says iran hacked into private campaign communication. we have a busy hour and full coverage with don hofman and gillian turner. lucas tomlinson at the pentagon. >> lucas: stealth fighter jets, we heard about threat

gets mike lynch. i'll be speaking exclusively to his friend, the former business partner and co—founder of autonomy, the business that mike spent over a decade defending his reputation over. also tonight, the home secretary, yvette cooper she has ordered a review of extremism. how many more reviews of extremism do we actually need this time? under the focus? extreme misogyny. should that be regarded as terrorism? your thoughts and anyone that possesses a zombie style knife or a machete? they've been urged to hand them in to a police station just before a ban comes into force. i've got to say, firstly, good luck even trying to find a police station, but anyway, what do you think to this amnesty then? is it a good step, the right one? will it work? and we all work. i think, i hope, but do you think we should have a right to switch off out of hours? what do you think to that? all that and more. but first, the 6:00 news. >> good evening. it's just after 6:00. the main news from the gb news centre. emergen

mike. >> mike: thanks. >> dana: bring in general jack keane, he is our fox news senior strategic analystcould be a busy week out there. lloyd austin said he is reiterating the united states, reiterate ing the -- equipped wh fighters to accelerate transit. what does that mean to somebody like me? >> the secretary is trying to influence the retaliation attack as deterrence. lincoln is coming to replace the roosevelt that is in the middle east. he is announcing he is accelerating it, something he doesn't normally do. ings it is rare to announce presence of ssgn's. to announce that he is adding that to array of naval ships in the area is likely to reduce the attack and to try to tamp down escalation after the attack, as well. that is the intent here. make no mistake, the united states is leading coalition to defend israel and going to be stronger than it was last time and listening to israeli intelligence being leaked, they are expecting a larger attack and iranians have to do their h homework and that is why it has been 12 days in terms of when it will retaliate according to sources. do the

he explained mike leggett's legacy to the tech sector.— explained mike leggett's legacy to the tech sector tech _ the tech sector. he had a very rapid rise in the tech sector, _ the tech sector. he had a very rapid rise in the tech sector, but - the tech sector. he had a very rapid rise in the tech sector, but he also l rise in the tech sector, but he also fell from grace very abruptly at the beginning of the last decade. his ascension came when he was one of a number of entrepreneurs who came out of cambridge university — he did his doctorate there, he studied there, and he was one of the first people to realise how much he could use the expertise from cambridge university in the newly developing tech world around the turn—of—the—century. so he founded a company called autonomy in 1996 - that he founded a company called autonomy in 1996 — that was a company that did data crunching for large businesses, data crunching and services. there was very successful, it went through something of a low point, as many tech businesses did, when the tech bubble burst. but over the early to thousands, t

mike. put it up for sale. the hewlett—packard came along as a very important point because autonomy had an open public valuation. >> it was a publicly traded company . and effectively, company. and effectively, hewlett—packard did a deal it didn't like. in a few years later, went after one of the principals. >> well, that's right. in fact, what happened between the purchase of autonomy and the change of mind, there was a complete change of management at at hewlett—packard . and they at hewlett—packard. and they they threw out the old management and brought in new ones. and the new one, i won't name the individuals, but they wanted to make their name, rebuilding hewlett—packard . so rebuilding hewlett—packard. so what happened was basically british justice got ensnared in american politics, american commercial politics. and it's not for the first time. i mean, this is this happened a number of times. i mean, there was, what was known as the natwest five, there was, a man called mike tapper o

mike. put it up for sale. the hewlett—packard came along as a very important point because autonomy had an open public valuation. >> it was a publicly traded company . and effectively, company. and effectively, hewlett—packard did a deal it didn't like. in a few years later, went after one of the principals. >> well, that's right. in fact, what happened between the purchase of autonomy and the change of mind, there was a complete change of management at at hewlett—packard . and they at hewlett—packard. and they they threw out the old management and brought in new ones. and the new one, i won't name the individuals, but they wanted to make their name, rebuilding hewlett—packard . so rebuilding hewlett—packard. so what happened was basically british justice got ensnared in american politics, american commercial politics. and it's not for the first time. i mean, this is this happened a number of times. i mean, there was, what was known as the natwest five, there was, a man called mike tapper o

i think of fred, i think of mike. but it's a great contribution that comes from working together with another cabinet secretary and with the commissioners. the other lesson i would tell you is about the mike dukakis who takes on the tough stances and can say no. in the late 1970's jimmy carter had just been elected and the opec oil embargo was hitting us in the stomach. what we found was that everybody -- the pressure was on to drill in the georgia, the pressure was to find some solution to the oil solution that we could contribute to in new england. if you looked at that impact report done by the federal government. there was really about a five day to one week supply of natural gas and no oil. the federal agencies had done that analysis. the fishermen and the fishermen's wives were coming in to talk about the importance of the food supply on the georges bank for the world and that it's not just us enjoying the fishing, but it's also europe. so it fell to me to try to figure out how to have it both ways if we could b

mike is a was been seen as a _ founders. mike is a was been seen as a legend _ founders.founders. mike is a was been seen as a legend and tighten| seen as a legend and tighten and inspiring figure for reddish entrepreneurs. that's because he both understands mathematics deeply and how you can use it to solve business problems. can use it to solve business problems-— can use it to solve business nroblems. ~ ~' , . . , problems. mike lynch recently said he wanted _ problems. mike lynch recently said he wanted to _ problems. mike lynch recently said he wanted to get - problems. mike lynch recently said he wanted to get back- problems. mike lynch recently said he wanted to get back to l said he wanted to get back to doing what he enjoyed most, innovating. there are grave doubts he will get that chance. simonjack, bbc news. a co—defendant in the us fraud trial of mr lynch was stephen chamberlain — the former vice president of finance at autonomy. on monday evening it emerged that mr chamberlain had died of his injuries after a road accident in cambridgeshire on saturday mornin

. >> please welcome mike della santos, owner of mike to use barbecue smokehouse. -- mike d's barbecue smokehouse. >> has everybody doing. it's great to see all the people who are here to hear me talk. i appreciate that. my name is mike douglas santos -- day los santos. honor of the barbecue restaurant in durham. i'm a husband, proud father and i'm here today to talk about what's at stake for our family and communities in this upcoming election and what's possible if we elect vice president kamala harris. as parents, we are always thinking about the future and we want a world where our children can thrive. raising children is hard work and working hard is hard work. doing both is impossible and we need leaders that understand that. that's why electing kamala harris is so important. vice president harris is standing up for families and fighting to lower costs. she sees what folks are going through like the ones in my community stretching a budget to afford groceries, scrambling to afford medication to live. access to affordable health care is crucial to my family. it means so much to me

and, and mike lynch were yeah.cialism has always been he studied at cambridge maths algorithms, technology dubbed the british bill gates gates and worth an awful lot of money. >> absolutely celebrating the end of that court case in america , a body believed to be america, a body believed to be that of the vessel's chef has been found, earlier gb news spoke to chairperson of the maritime search and rescue council, matthew sunak. >> there's numerous theories at the moment, and obviously there will be investigations carried out by the marine accident investigation branch from the uk, but also the italian authorities . but it's important authorities. but it's important to look at the vessel type itself. so the vessel is obviously a sailing vessel which means it has quite a lot of, masts and other devices on board the vessel, which are particularly high. as you said, the mast is either the second highest or the highest in the world. when there's wind and weather, this, this basically acts almost like a sail in itself .

mike takes us to the carquinez bridge.eah, we'll give you a big view of contra costa county over in this portion of our map, there's benicia, carquinez bridge or al zampa, depending on which way you go. most of us still call it carquinez bridge over here, as you travel westbound, there will be a crew that's still blocking, possibly two lanes for a bit. as you're heading toward the bridge. it doesn't look like any slowing on the sensors. a smooth drive, our first slowing should show up in a few minutes. over there, out of merritt island for westbound highway 37 not there yet. smooth drive up and down the peninsula and other side of the bay. looks like a new, possibly a disabled vehicle. check on the hazard reported over there in pleasanton, dublin area. back to you. thanks, mike. well, today is the last day at the democratic national convention. want to give you a live look this morning inside the united center. this is where vice president kamala harris is expected to speak tonight. so last night, minnesota governor tim wa

and so i called mike and i said, mike, can you help me with mike? mike, mike, mike reagan, can you help me with this? he said, i'll take care of it. so two weeks later, i got the picture from, you know, two serene and mitchell, shirley with best wishes. ronald reagan. that's a nice memory. you know, i think it sounds like he got his return on investment right? yeah. 20 of their meeting with the 21 year old d dweeb turned into. but by my count, six books on ronald reagan. yes, that's right. and of course, the last one here is searching for ronald reagan. and i think you've probably found him by now. so what i want to know is what's what's new and what's new. you clearly felt there was more to say about ronald reagan? you know several years ago actually a, long time ago, i went to a book presentation. my old friend doug brinkley, and he had done he had edited reagan diaries because mrs. reagan, him on television liked him. he out to meet with her and she hired him. the labor hired him, then the reagan diaries. and so jerry and i went to a presentation

mike was the first person that mike dukakis appointed to the mta after bob kiley back in the 75 period. now, those you almost as old me may remember the mta of that period, the only question who got jobs at the t was which parish in south boston or dorchester did you come from? if you were italian, you better have blue eyes and be blond to be able to fake it. i had a face. i have a brother in law named marisa. they call themselves morrissey. that's how he got the job. and with. with you on the. and claire barrett. congress is so and with bob kiley in the leadership of the governor we set up the lottery for the hiring of bus drivers and the entry level at the t within ten years. you walk onto a bus, you see spanish people, females, blacks, it walk on onto the t today you had nothing against them. best friend there is jack corrigan. nothing against irish people. but there's a lot of us. and your role as mike's appointee was instrument rental and taking a place was, you know, quintessentially one dimensional in terms of the people who work there and sharing those job opportunities on the

what more can you tell us about mike lynch and what's happened to him? a businessjournalist over 20 years and there has never been a time when mike lynch was not considered a giant of the uk technology scene, it was a phd student at cambridge, and has founded a number of companies and then found the company which made his name and which was a crown jewel of uk technology companies, autonomy, it grew very quickly and they were trying to extract meaning from large packets of data, the cursor to the ai companies we see today, and it was swamped on by hewlett—packard in 2011, buying it for over $11 billion, but that crown slipped when the company accused mike lynch of inflating the revenues, and a number of inquiries started, the serious fraud office in the uk started an inquiry but that was abandoned after they said there was abandoned after they said there was not sufficient evidence. hewlett—packa rd was not sufficient evidence. hewlett—packard eventually was not sufficient evidence. hewlett—packa rd eventually got a court ruling that he could be extradit

mike: thank you very much. more pennsylvania governor josh shapiro widely believed to be the front runner for the vp running mate. >> thank you for having me back. i appreciate it. >> great daddy. let's play it. >> kamala harris is on a road to victory and i cannot think of a better partner than our governor >> kamala harris or president. josh shapiro for vice president. let us in kamala harris no you stand with her together we can do this. >> was pennsylvania critical battleground, what about it. >> a lot of positive positions schapiro will have to walk back. in 2019 he called it a fake crisis. he wanted all the money that president trump was sending to deal with illegal immigration. he wanted it spent on other things. he said in his press release of the time we should not be wasting money on this fake crisis. also an allegation of sexual harassment in the governor's office with the top eight in the nondisclosure agreement that both parties had agreed to. a lot of people had questions around that. heavily crit

thanks, mike. developing right now oakland school leaders are only now bringing parents up to speed on the recent discovery of lead in drinking water at campuses citywide. the district already admitting to dropping the ball in sending out notifications today in the bay's bob redell live for us this morning. and bob, i understand last night those parents actually got some answers. we think they did. good morning to you, marcus and ginger. last night the hillcrest pta within the oakland unified school district met behind closed doors with parents to try to answer their questions and also listen to their concerns about a recent revelation that the oakland unified school district identified 186 water fixtures on its campuses that were spewing out elevated levels of lead. the district knew about this in the spring, but only recently communicated this information to parents. mike hutchinson, who is the vice president of the oakland unified school board. we spoke with him. he tells us they are working to

mike mccurry, you probably know mike mccurry. i often talk about mike mccurry as the most remarkable press secretary i ever worked with because mike got it. and mike came over from the state department where it was a press secretary, where it wasn't just spin all the time. there was a lot of substance. and somehow he tried to blend the two. he was the press secretary for bill clinton. there were high points and low points in that tenure. we'll talk about some of those and maybe even see one or two. and he's a former co-chair of the commission on presidential debates. another place where the camera has been so important and so influential. and martha kumar is a walking encyclopedia of the white house and brings such incredible insight to what she talks about. she's a professor emerita, towson university, our scholarly focus has been on the white house. she kind of hangs out there these days and can bring you not just trivia, but big picture stuff, too. but has written some important books that kind of give a perspective on all of

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there are three governors from the same law firm, mike dukakis. this character and me was also a helen barlow. mr. reagan offered me a slot i had to go to jail and door. know not not all was good at poverty that's well that's true. that's right that's. right. i went to see well the first time i met mike dukakis, i was i was a spouse and my wife diane was, being sworn in as a member of the mass maritime board. and she said, want to come along? and i said, sure. and we went into the into the governor's office and it was the fastest swearing in in the history of time. i mean, it was he had his card, he read from it. i think you looked up and saw her and we got a great photograph and we were out and and i but i of course his career and and we knew lots and lots of people together at the firm and otherwise and admirers all over the commonwealth. when i. thinking hard about running for governor, i went to see him and i think we were you were in l.a. when i came to see the first time about running, about running and i learned i describe the kind of campa

thank you very much, mike. developing right now. firefighters still at the scene of a string of late night fires that left them scrambling. this is a live look centered along quimby road in the foothills on the way towards the top of mount hamilton. new numbers just into our newsroom from cal fire shows it is now 25% contained. the flames burned more than 30 acres, and teams this morning are still monitoring for hotspots this morning. there is still a lot of unanswered questions. our bob redell is at the scene gathering new information right now. he'll join us with a live report in our next half hour. well, bart is hoping for a much smoother ride this morning. this is after a scare for some of the riders that started with panic, then led to long delays during the evening commute, an equipment failure forcing those passengers out of one train to jump onto those tracks, and some of them even documenting that drama on their phones today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live this morning and what about today? should riders be

thanks mike. well, happening today, a criminal trial scheduled to begin for three men accused of a deadly shooting of an oakland police officer. that officer died in late december while responding to a burglary call at a cannabis dispensary. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is live for us and ginger, this is a case that has already included some major revelations. some people are saying that one of those defendants should not have been out on the streets. that's right, marcus, there are three men who are accused of murder in this case. and then there is a fourth defendant who is charged with three counts of second degree burglary, but a couple of months ago or several months ago, i should say it was revealed that one of the defendants, one of the men accused of officer lay's murder, brian russell, was on probation at the time of his arrest, court documents show alameda county district attorney pamela price dismissed charges against russell. now, just months before officer lay's shooting, wh

thanks so much, mike. well, a far reaching plan to boost critical housing for the bay area may suddenly be on life support. well, coming up for you this morning. make or break. meeting happening today that will likely decide its fate. and in our state, the biggest, most polluting fleets of trucks have to go zero emission by next yea. what are your options? we're going to show you some of the coolest things hitting the roads right away. also, talk about a man of many talents. america's breakout gymnastics star in paris is showing off one of his other skills. and if they awarded medals, he may just win one for this, too. you'll want to see it stick arod. you're watchiunng kids wake up for the first day of school in fremont. a drop off time. it will be 60 degrees and nice and cool to start out the day. a lot of sunshine. temperatures at pickup will be in the mid 70s and looking at a wide range in our microclimates. that continues and we'll take a look coming up in a few minutes. you might want to put that int

mike mccurry? >> there have been occasions where the networks have audien disinterested and there were so many other places they could go, some of the other competitive things on 57 channels that would be on. whether it is the utility value of running your entertainment program, with the white house and particularly, you think the president is there to push the message. >> i think ann and i were at the white house the very first time the white house asked the networks for prime time coverage and the networks said, no. one of the reasons they gave was, will you have cnn now. and if is political, or whatever. the threshold also changed when they warranted the principal carriers of this messaging, where they could say, you know, this is not sufficiently newsworthy, or we have got other money we want to make elsewhere. >> they did not say that. >> but there is considerable cost. statement it is considerable cost. >> to give up programming for networks to do that. they try to do the balance of what they

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