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reagan, the administrator oe epa. without further ado, i would like to introduce our esteemed moderators, miss rose mckinney james. the ceo and managing principal, and the energy foundation. she is an experienced and accomplished leader, advocate and corporate director with extensive history in the private sector, with over two decades of experience in advocacy and regulatory proceedings relative to renewable and clean energy policy. and community outreach and nevada and the u.s.. >> thank you, tara. i am excited to be here. and, i appreciate you and the leadership. i am delighted to join two remarkable leaders for an important conversation on climate, a topic both timely and urgent in the subject of great interest to the audience. please help me welcome secretary granholm and administrator reagan. i'm excited to have you, and delighted to say that our secretary is a clean energy trailblazer an influential leader, becoming just the second woman to lead the u.s. department of energy. prior to that, she was the first wo

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we reached out to cal oes to find out why. we are told the state needs to provide fema with evidence of fire damage, including every burned-out structure, and with the fires still raging, they have yet to do that. more damage means more financial support for the state from fema, with limited places to rent. tiffany knows she may have to move out of plumas county. for now she's hoping help is on the way for her and her neighbors. >> i just want to know that the people in my community are safe and that we've got a plan. >> meanwhile, crews gaining the upper hand on the fire burning near tahoe. the river fire, that's now 78% contained. it's burned more than 2600 county. plaster and ne cal fire says it is working to remove hazard trees from roads and structures to help residents return home. for more information on how you can help victims of the california wildfires, you can head to our website. it is kpix.com. >>> let's check the local weather conditions. paul, we are kind of still dealing with the same thing here. >> we are dea

following up you may recall i brought this with director focus during the presentation on oe wb. i did want to relay that she conveyed that to her staff and there were brainstorming. a one pager on how to help educate the community. on how to take advantage of free money, lots of free money, big piles of free money all over the place.that nobody is touching and is just waiting for san franciscobusinesses to help themselves . that's free money that's out there, lots of free money. big gigantic piles of it. and i'd like to see our businessestake advantage of it . so with that is there anybody else who would like to make an comments or new business ? i'msorry commissioner , i forgot to come back to you. >> something you brought up right now in terms of the sign on sf and thinkingabout our downtown areas , i don't actually spend that muchtime downtown myself . and i'm kind of curious, i don't know if, i don't know. i'm curious. i feel like in the neighborhood a lot of residence and other people within the community kind of come together on weekends and they do cleanup and things like

group in washington dc the alliance and concert event that for three - four months, theyou went into oe of those most violent areas of washington dc and for three or four months, there is not a single violence incidents because of their intervention. we ought to have been racing there for the resources and technical assistance to answer the question to say let's find out what you, did and how you dd it and it is provide you all the resources you need and the technical skill that it takes. the people i know how to market to a larger audience. we want to prosper them so the public relations aspect, we had to be mobilizing it around and spark of innovation that occurs in a local community. so that is one of the challenges that were faced and were at the point now where we are seeking and reaching out to people with resources, not just money but the wherewithal because we are social entrepreneurs but we need to join together with business entrepreneurs so we can answer that question. >> you mentioned a business think companies prayed about government. >> government as far as i'm concerned,

but covid, yes, it's required oe you're not allowed to eat. need is proof of vaccination and an i.d. a government i.d. wait a second, you may be asking if you have lived in this country longer than ten days. weren't we told it's racist to require i.d., certainly it is for voting. but now it's not racist to require i.d. for people to go inside buildings in our largest city. so what does this mean for the 72% of young african-americans who are not vaccinated? they are not going anywhere. so this policy by the principles of equity has disparate impact, that's the phrase they used toth describe racism and action. it affects some groups more profoundly than others in the group most affected by this is young african-americans. so how can it stand? where's the civil rights division of the justice department? arare they jumping on this? it is worse than a standardized test. bill de blasio didn't explain it. people in power no longer to explain anymore. if you don't comply, you're going to jail. not for looting, that's fine. it'soo reparations. failing

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. >> cell phone video from one of the our bay area firefighters on cal oes strike team, the battalion chief with alameda fire department helped coordinate the team. five engines and a crew of more than 20 firefighters. >> we have very experienced crews who have seen a lot of fire. extreme fire behavior is what we are seeing this year and are described intense conditions including swirling winds and flames shooting hundreds of feet into the air. for information on how you can help victims look for the link at kpix.com. >>> dixie fire is burning about 100 miles north of the new river fire straddling placer nevada line near colfax. this morning a state of emergency is in place in the counties, evacuation orders will be in place for more than 5,000 people. flames have destroyed at least 76 structures and burned more than 2,600 acres. a man stayed behind despite evacuations to protect his home and his neighbors' homes. support from overhead has played a critical role in calming the flames. >> there was at some point a large number of aircraft here just doing constant laps dropping retardan

because of an insecurity that americans had in relation to europe so may be maybepeople on the other side oe pond could let their hair down more. that needs to be studied more but there is an american uptight for the vulgarity we are generally associated with. >> the library commissioned and visited the library in 1843. >> his name was bronson and i think it was his father in that part of the story where they just discreetly changed it because they didn't want to sound like they were being named after a penis. there was bronson or al cox. so we don't call her that because of that. so yes there's a whole history with cock but after a while you want to get away from that. a rooster was a roost cock. or talk about britain versus us. but again most of us know in the recesses of our mind that a cock can also be a tap like on a barrel but we don't say that. we say spigot for example. that was because you didn't want to talk about opening the cock. that's the sort of thing that happened. >> many people would argue that the language and languages you speak give a different way of seeing the world. h

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officials with the governor's office are expected to give an update later today and are set to speak at cal oes headquarters in sacramento county's at 1:00 p.m. the states largest fire is the dixie fire. this has burned nearly 725,000 acres and is 38% contained. some evacuation orders got downgraded to warnings yesterday. reggie: thick smoke is preventing crews from battling fame -- flames in the north. 100 have burned from over a week ago. 350 homes of been destroyed in a spot fire the jumped highway 50 near kuipers saturday remains at 200 acres. a 40 mile stretch of the highway is closed and there is no reopening date. when conviction -- conditions are moving northeast of south lake tahoe. >> i am prepared to evacuate. i have all my stuff ready at home, the stuff that needs to go . reggie: that is making that spot fire a priority and firefighters are focused on containing the fire. kumasi: national disasters disproportionately impact minority communities and that's what we see with these northern california wildfires. california is home to more native people than any other state. researchers

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would be hard to work through, we totally missed trust the pact in order to buy this company,ic number oepany basically has to do the largest bond transaction ever, $40 billion so it surely wouldn't do that and that would be wrong but to add to that, i was the chairman of the committee at that t time not ony had we assumed the brexit would not happen in 2016 but if it were to happen, there's no way's people would vote brexit and it had material consequences in the company and increasing this transaction getting done but the transaction did get done and i think it's a lesson that that anything can happen. i also write in the book a that there is no company to big or regulated or powerful that wille not or could n not activist. i've been in a number of boards, shareholder comes in and you think how is it possible? but anything can happen. >> fascinating to hear about it in retrospect and all that needed to happen. it all starts to align and sometimes they do. you mentioned brexit geopolitical changes something so big, we are going to get onto that a littlet later but one moe quick anecdote,

ook it debre rn aing r state oe fires are still popping, more than a dozen in montana in just the lasthere were 35 fires that were sparked by lightning in oregon alone so you're seeing some of the areas seeing new evacuations. folks trying to get out with those flames on both sides. it's always very scary. dixie fire, a place in california we've been watching for weeks, almost 250,000 acres burned, they were getting it under control and now the winds are making it more erratic. there is a tough forecast ahead which i'll bring you in a moment. robin? >>> that is leading to some travel nightmares for thousands, spirit airline passengers stranded in airports after the company canceled hundreds of flights due to, quote, weather and operational challenges. victor oquendo is live at ft. lauderdale airport with the latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is one of the main hubs for spirit airlines. we just went inside the terminal, and it is a mess again this morning. take a look. hundreds of people waiting in line. many of them spending the night here sleeping wi

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. >> sarah: do you say toe-maut-oes?ervation dogs." fx on hulu, or hulu on fx, depending on what part of the globe you're on, i suppose. a show i created with my friends stu and hajo. it's set on a office in oklahoma. it follows these four kids who are trying to get to california, hello. and they'vegot big dreams coming out here. and it's just about them just trying to navigate their way through life on the rez. i think the most interesting and unique thing about this is that it's the first time that anyone's done this. and it only took just over 600 years. [ laughter ] >> sarah: yeah. >> so it's an all-native lead cast. all-native writers, directors. [ cheers and applause ] all-native producers as well. and yeah, and it's ground-breaking in that sense. i think indigenous people have always seen themselves as the kind of mystical character who sits on a mountaintop speaking to the spirits. and i don't know anyone like that. i'm probably the only person like that. >> sarah: show a clip. because it's really good. >> what t

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i'mn an educator and to think oe of the things is breaking it down and showing when it looks like here's how i can help you understand what you are doing and how this is functioning, the book is about the waves in which we perpetrate racial harm, i need to make that very, very clear i have been observing it, receiving it, participating i'm not outside anything that i write about for 20 plus years and i just wanted the opportunity to say let's take it apart, what do we do, credential is a really big one it's so predictable that the moment a whitee progressive encounters a black person or engages in a cross range they need to establish that they're not racist. and unfortunately most of the ways that we seek to do that are not remotely. i've been in a conversation with a black colleagues and friends who say our eyes are rolling on the inside. another piece would be you're making a fool of yourself and making a fool of ourselves, would you want to know i would want to know if iam came out of the bathroom in my skirt was tucked into my pantyhose and my bottom was showing and you came up to me

they did it knowing isis-k terrorists, sworn enemy ofies oe taliban were lurking in the midst of thosen and men of the united states military are diplomatic corps and intelligence professionals did their job and did it well. risking their lives, not for professional gains but to serve others. not in a mission of war but in a mission of mercy. 20 service members were wounded in this service of this mission. 13 heroes gave their lives. i was just at dover air force base for the dignified transfer. we owe them and their families a debt of gratitude we can never repay, but we should never, ever forget. in april, i made a decision to end this war. part of that decision, we set the date of august 31st for american troops to withdraw. 300,000 afghan national security forces that we trained over the past two decades and equipped would be a strong adversary in their civil wars with the taliban. that assumption that the after gap government could be able to hold on for a period of time beyond military draw downturned out not to be accurate, but, i still instructed our national security team to p

who is making a supreme court decision of violating immigration laws and when you have a president oe united states allowing people ie tens of thousands and the covid-19 virus in the delta variant, bucky is insisting a lot of citizens wear masks, you know start cutting deals with summary like that it won't fix the border was creating a health disaster in our own country predict give a guy in a presidency who wants to destroy your voting system and destroy our financial system and are 18 republicans including republican leader, we have a bipartisan, is wonderful. only 500 billion of the 1.2 trillion actually going to the roads and so forth, question the republicans to come they should put their for the right, they should go to the market people and say, this man in this party is completely out of control. they're destroying this country from within. they're dangerous, the violating the constitution of the united states. they're destroying the finances of the united states, there attacking the sovereignty of the united states. we have never seen any thing like this before. and we are no

but i would advise you to look back at nancy pelosi's track record here after the oe recession, peoplebetween moderates and far left on the stimulus in the same issue about obamacare, cap and trade every case of pelosi a 100 batting average, 1000 batting average. chris: i was going to say 100, get you some back to the minors. thank you panel, see you next sunday up next to a power player of the week he made an iconic speech six decades ago calling tv a vast wasteland, what does tv a vast wasteland, what does he think of it he looked after his community. she built an empire. fought for his people. protected this nation. they are the heroes in my family. who are the heroes in yours? ♪♪ chris: it was 60 years ago this past may that the head of the federal communications commission made a speech that started a national debate. as we first told you this spring, six decades hater, he's still got -- later, he's still got strong views. here's our power player of the week. >> i thought that we were wasting this extraordinary gift of technology, and we were not using it to its full potential. ch

they've taken away local control in a community that might want to remove a monument cannot do it because oestate law and rather than the monument, they are basically invited vandalism of them monument. because they can't get them moved in there out of frustration people will turn on them and vandalize them like they did last summer. >> if nothing else is demonstrate something that is certainly challenged my thinking is that these monuments are not permanent they come down all the time and is pretty easy to pull down and certainly a lot of communities can reckon with the fact that something that they felt was permanent and never going anywhere whether you're talking about the physical monument or the attitude ofs their voters it did change in a changed quickly and violently, i want to use that term carefully because there is physical violence against people but also down came the monument it was not permanent at all. >> they're not permitted they don't have to be permanent they aren't really reflective of the communities in the 21st century really the statutes are reflection of the jim crow

the abbey gate and a stone oes throw away, the baron hotel. an area, through which many westerners, americans, brits, people from europe have been brought out, including a lot of afghans. it happened by the gate opening, according to the pentagon. very briefly. and then, people coming in being checked and then the gate closing, again. here is the problem. there are thousands of people. there's virtually no standoff. so when it comes to that moment of people coming through, u.s. troops have to actually check them according to the pentagon. they have to be right next to them. so if someone gets through, the ability for a bomb blast to have tremendous impact is really right there. what do they do going forward from here? well, that's really the challenge. what they have to do is figure out some way to manage that passthrough while they deal with, still, a lot of people. remember, we have about 1,000 u.s. citizens believed to still be in the country who may want to come out. and there are about 5,000 troops who still have to be withdrawn. now, we

if you look at tiktok, one of the fastest growing entertainment plat formzforms oe planet we're getting shopify merchants this new way to reach those audiences. we have been experimenting with tiktok for a little while now, october 2020, we began with a paid video ad experiment for merchants. we extended that channel, but this is the first collaboration that brings organic discovery and new shopping experience for merchants. in terms of the creator economy, in the year that ended in june 2021, a record 5.4 million business applications were filed in the u.s that is huge that is an increase of almost double the relatively stable prior 15-year average of 2.8 million business applications. and a lot of those business applications, they are creators, and so i think that the fact that the creator economy is estimated to be 50 million strong and has -- is reportedly worth $100 billion, it means that creators can now begin to monetize across more service, more channels. but it also speaks to the future of retail. the future of retail is not online or offline or on social or anywhere for that m

because of operations they have going on president biden standing firm linking himself with the rest oe g7 even though they question the deadline. >> we agree legitimacy of any future government depends on the approach it now takes to uphold international obligations including to prevent afghanistan as a base for terrorism and we agree that none of us are going to take the taliban's word for it, we will judge them by their actions. >> still in a statement the white house state department ane pentagon asked for contingency plans just in case the deadline has to be moved the president also says the evacuation depends on continued cooperation with the taliban republicans cannot believe the administration's plan has fallen apart so quickly. >> i have called this consistently an unmitigated disaster of effort proportions it will be a stain on this presidency in particular after decision made today and what we heard today he will have blood on his hands, people are going to die and left behind the biggest creed on the military is no ma'am left behind, no one left behind and as precisely that'

he said this weekend onereear oe years of u.s. military presence would not have made a difference if the afghanistan military cannot, or will not, hold its own country. white house officials are essentially arguing it was president trump who set this in motion when he agreed to withdraw u.s. troops completely by may 1st. so was all of this inevitable? >> no. in fact, you're seeing a lot of finger pointing and blaming. there used to be the saying that the buck stops here on the president's desk, and he wants to blame everybody else. president trump had an agreement in place that were conditions-based. and those conditions were not met. many of the conditions were that the taliban wouldn't undertake the cities. president biden didn't follow through on the conditions that were in place. he let them come and run rough shot. they are burning documents at the embassy and trying to get everybody out, instead of following through on the commitments that were made. this sends a more concerning message to our allies around the world and to