peggy: dulce fue vista por Última vez comprando un helado en esta tienda.s de escuela en un caso de bullying. la vÍctima de 13 aÑos que o'connor de cerebral despuÉs de la golpiza que fue captada en vÍdeo. generÓ conmoción en la comunidad. las menores involucrados en este asalto fueron arrestados. tenemos mÁs rico desenlace. galo: un dÍa devastador se viviÓ hoy en la escuela lampard miller scud, el moreno valey. el joven que recibiÓ puÑetazos por parte de sus compaÑeros no se recuperÓ. el estudiante muriÓ. el pasado 16 de septiembre, el muchacho vÍctima de bullying en las puerta de su colegio. recibiÓ puÑetazos, cuando cayó, se golpeÓ la cabeza contra la pared. uno de ellos regresÓ y lo vuelve otra vez. los testigos cuentan que convulsionÓ. durante 10 dÍas permaneciÓ inconsciente sin que los mÉdicos hayan podido salvarle la vida. >> el niÑo y su inocencia descarada que no iba a regresar a casa. galo: tragedias como la de diego son la muestra mÁs evidente de que el acoso arruina vidas. los jÓvenes agresores de 13 aÑos estÁn presos. enfrentarÁn cargos que podr

>>even rosebud and peggy seem content.r we're back on the ground athe livermore airport animals are set down on the red carpet next to the plane. taste of a royal welcome they're about to receive. >>pet food express has sponsored the bay area pet care for the last 9 years it attracted a 100,000 visitors this year. and this is the first time stray pets have been flown in for the event. >>i was standing in the boat when now they were being brought over on the van for flight board is excited after the zoo animal in need of loan upstairs actualty for this and i want to say animals that were brought up on the plane work probably adopted within an hour. >>even little rosebud and peggy found new homes. more animals from fresno were driven in. >>site this weekend they went home empty. they just said that this week it amounted to month's worth of adoptions of their shelter. these are usually animals that were designed a long the play store, wrong circumstances. really all it is and given rights the right place to go in the right fa

peggy carranza nos dice cuÁles serÍan algunos de estos productos que subirÁn de precio.ios. se espera que esta guerra de aranceles le cueste a la familia promedio $1000 al aÑo. >> esto no es todo, se verÁ que otros artÍculos suban de precio partir del 15 de diciembre cuando se apliquen aranceles mÁs elevados. peggy carranza, un arantxa: una jueza que tiene 86 aÑos y acaba de completar tres semanas de radiaciÓn por un tumor maligno no perdiÓ su sentido de humor o del deber. la magistrada dijo hoy frente a miles de personas que estÁ viva y encamino a estar muy bien. fÉlix: al regresar policÍas comunitarios libran una intensa batalla en michoacÁn, mÉxico. [música] (voz) esta es lucía... ...escuchando su música favorita: salsa... merengue... reguetón... hip hop, norteña y cumbia amazónica. sin saber que está pagando por varios streamings de música que nunca usa. nos pasa a todos, ¿verdad? por eso este equipo inventó control tower. ahora ella puede ver, en un lugar, los pagos recurrentes que hace con wells fargo... para decidir qué cancelar. esto es control. esto es wells far

so let's bring in now -- i want to bring in peggy shepherd, congressman. her into the conversation. she is a co-founder and executive director of we act for environmental justice, based in new york. >> right on. >> new york city. getting lots of applause. a group that fights for equal environmental protections for people of color and low-income residents. peggy, what's your question. >> yes, good evening. >> good evening. >> an important environmental justice concern is extreme heat, which kills more residents each year than storm surge. so what would you do to address this issue through building codes or policies that really begin to address the escalating energy costs and the lack of air conditioning, and the lack of the ability to pay for air conditions by vulnerable populations. over 31% -- over 31 million households in this country are energy insecure. >> peggy, thanks for the work that you're doing. thank you for asking the question. and thank you for pointing out a very real and present crisis that we have in this country. right now and across much

>>even rosebud and peggy seem content. >>in about an hour we're back on the ground at the livermore airport animals are set down on red carpet next to the plane. taste of a royal welcome they're about to receive. >>pet food express has sponsored the bay area pet care for the last 9 years it 1000 visitors this year. and this is the first time stray pets have been flown in for the event. >>i was standing in the both when now they were being brought over on the van for flight board is excited the fact that these animal in need of low notes actually for this and i want to say animals that were brought up on the plane can work probably adopted within an hour. >>even little rosebud and peggy found new homes. more animals from fresno were driven in. >>site this weekend they went home empty. they just said that this week it amounted to month's worth of adoptions of their shelter. these are usually animals that were designed along. >>and that gray that was ken wayne reporting now one of 2000 of to 2000 pads up for adoption more tha

peggy lee has the details. (justine)that was peggy lee reporting.nd tiffany williams were released on 25-thousand dollars bail. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . overnight lows will be mild in the mid to upper 50s in the bay area.temperatures are expected to moderate by a few degrees on sunday warming up to at/or slightly below normal. expect upper 60s along the coast, mid 70s along the bay and low 80s inland. the bay area will cool off once again monday and tuesday as another trough moves through. a ridge will again rebuild over the west by midweek which will warm high temperatures once again by late next week and into next weekend. highs will warm up in the upper 80s to low 90s inland. (justne) happening (justne) low 90s inland.the upper 80s to low 90s inland. (justne) happening now, san francisco international airport is closing down one of its key runways for nearly a month.. in order to fix some wear and tear problems. the closure is expeted to impact travelers. kron on's char

desde "nueva pyork", "peggy carranza" nos dice cuales son estos articuos que subiran de precio y como afectara los bolsillos de hogares y negocios. la jueza de la suprema corte de justicia ruth bader ginsburg, que tiene 86 aqos y acaba de completar tres semanas de radiacion por un tumor maligno en el ancreas, no ha perdido su sentido del humor y del deber. la magistrada, en el marco del festival nacional del libro de la biblioteca del congreso en washington, dc. dijo hoy frente a miles de personas "como esta audiencia puede ver, estoy viva y en camino a estar muy bien". policias comunitarias libran una guerra sangrienta en michoacan, mexico...por un error en la etiqueta decenas de padres les dan a sus bebes, -sin saberlo-, una potente medicina contra la calvicie... como si fuera una zona de guerra-- asi describen miembros de las policias comunitarias o autodefensas, los combates que han tenido con presuntos miembros del cartel jalisco nueva generacion, en michoacan mexico. estas autodefensas, dicen actuar como policias civiles para expulsar a las organizaciones criminales y proteger a

>>even rosebud and peggy seem content. >>in about an hour we're back on the ground at the livermore airport animals are set down on a red carpet next to the plane. taste of a royal welcome they're about to receive. >>pet food express has sponsored the bay area pet care for the last 9 years it attracted a 100,000 visitors this year. and this is the first time stray pets have been flown in for the event. >>i was standing in the boat when now they were being brought over on the van for flight board is excited the fact that animal in need of low notes actually for this and i want to say animals that were brought up on the plane can work probably adopted within an hour. >>even little rosebud and peggy found new homes. more animals from fresno were driven in. >>site this weekend they went home empty. they just said that this week it amounted to month's worth of adoptions of their shelter. are usually animals that were designed along. >>those kron four's ken wayne reporting of the 2000 pets that were up for adoption, 1603 1603 po

i appreciate you so much coming on to discuss it. >> thank you so much, michael. >> thank you, peggy.well do you know the constitution? >>> and i want to remind you to answer the survey questi question @smerconish.com where, by the way, you will find peggy's essay. is joe biden's fitness for office fair game for democrats? here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. i can. the two words whispered at the start of every race. every new job. and attempt to parallel park. (electrical current buzzing) each new draft of every novel. (typing clicks) the finishing touch on every masterpiece. (newborn cries) it is humanity's official two-word war cry. words that move us all forward. the same two words that capital group believes have the power to improve lives. and that, for over 85 years, have inspired us to help people achieve their financial goals. talk to your advisor or consultant for investment risks and information. talk to your advisor or consultant now, there's skyrizi. i have modera

caller: my name is peggy and call in and comment. i was a democrat. but when benghazi and all these other corrupted things started in, i changed. i become an independent. right now i'm proud of the president. , the stock ervative markets have reached an all-time high. consumer confidence. more than 2 million jobs. unemployment rate is 17-year low. women in interviewership was put n and ended the war on coal. promoted of hiring businesses, reduced illegal immigration and fighting against sanctuary cities. he has introduced iran -- effect from the iran missile thing that obama got us into. there are many things that he has accomplished in the short time he has been there. food stamps is at the lowest level in seven years and many things that he has done and i can't understand why these people are calling in to say he has done nothing. he is the only president in the last 10 years that stuck up for the american people. he is stopping the people from coming into the border illegally . the democrats have done nothing for the people, all the while they have

>>even rosebud and peggy seem content.our we're back on the ground at the livermore airport animals are set down on red carpet next to the plane. taste of a royal welcome they're about to receive. >>pet food express has sponsored the bay area pet care for the last 9 years it attracted a 100,000 visitors this year. and this is the first time stray pets have been flown in for the event. >>i was standing in the boat when now they were being brought over on the van for flight people were just excited after animal in need of loan ups actually for this and i want to say animals that were brought up on the plane work probably a doctor within an hour. >>even little rosebud and peggy found new homes. more animals from fresno were driven in. >>site this weekend they went home empty. they just said that this week it amounted to probably a month's worth of adoptions of their shelter. these are usually animals that were designed a long. >>of the 2000 pets that were up for adoption at 1603 found new homes in a couple 100 more adoptions

. >> peggy is joining us from kansas. how old were you when you went to woodstock, peggy? >> 17. >> and how did you get there? >> we drove. me and three other girls. >> what do you remember about it? >> i just remember all the people, but the best thing in the world was jimi hendrix playing the star-spangled banner. >> peggy, thanks for the call. david farber. >> that's a really nice story. there were people who came from all over the country. i'd bet you all 50 states were represented, give or take hawaii and alaska maybe. i also think it's marvelous that she remembered jimi hendrix and i'm sure she did. when you watch jimi hendrix's performance you realize, oh, gosh, 80% of the people, maybe 90% of the people had left by that time, and the audience hendrix played to so early monday morning was very small so i always wonder if it's a little bit like i was there the day this happened, hank aaron hit his 750th home run. maybe she heard him. i bet she did. she was from kansas, she wanted to wait till the last minute. very few people were in the audience when he did his emoti

peggy is happy that she came out of this experience fairly unscathed she now looks out for her younger sister told her a lesson that she missed 2 friends confirm it check with me also because now i'm very vigilant i'm very careful but with a large number of job seekers it's unlikely the scammers will retreat anytime soon here to give us more insight into unemployment in south africa is brought on when seaborne she's a news editor and anchor at business day t v welcome bronwyn donovan can you tell us unemployment is sitting at a record high in south africa what has contributed to this. so as you mentioned a little earlier a record high for us is 29 percent and just to put that into perspective that means that 6650000 people are sitting with work they are a couple of reasons why but the main reason comes down to lack of investment in the economy 1st seen not only by the private sector do to low confidence levels but also by government because government is so fiscally constrained they just don't have the money to invest it back into the economy because they're supporting all struggling s

the peggy clark papers are also interesting. she was notably a breakthrough lighting designer and she didn't actually do the lighting design for the premiere in 1948 but she do the sebgcond year lighting and worked with the existing set. i hope you will see that it is a lighting plots in her repertoire. white a couple of miles we have some correspondence that said they had to be tweaked, because his was more suitable for a theatrical rather than a dance type production. they had to make adjustments. we have some of those too. if you are at the music just -- you sick division, i would pull things from various collections, setting them up on stands, and you would see the scores marked. early sketches in the final versions. i find it really exciting. there is still an awful lot of gaps to fill, especially if i will talk to you for 20 or 30 minutes. usually i just let the visuals do all of the talking for me. what am i going to be doing to actually connect to the topic , which is theoday theme of the theories, which is congress and

peggy shipman was the kardashian of her day. she was quite the dashing figure. crush oner own john andre, a man of many talents. he could sing, dance, write poetry, spy for the british, and yes, he drew her. and as the kiddies would say, a selfie the night he is hung. he is a very bright man. she will keep a lock of his hair , john andre's hair, the rest of her life in a drawer. it is found when she dies. well, what is the point of this as it relates? both benjamin tallmadge and alexander hamilton are tasked with having to keep an eye on john andre. and they are both very impressed. they are charmed by the amazing personality of john andre. through them to washington, would you please shoot me with a volley of execution fire rather than hang me as a spy? and of course, that attempt fails, and he is indeed hung. but you can tell in the writings of both hamilton and tal lmadge, they were touched by their time with andre. and he happened to be hung, which was payback for the hanging of nathan hale years earlier. when washington and hamilton were here, it was two lo

peggy: una pareja estadounidense estÁ viviendo una pesadilla inimaginable.a de otra raza. >> cuando tenÍa dos aÑos empezÓ a mostrar mÁs rasgos asiáticos. la pareja estÁ demandando al instituto de medicina y ciencia o viva de livingston, new jersey por haber diseminado a la mujer con el esperma de un hombre que no era su esposo. >> estaba devastado, llorÉ mucho, dijo el padre putativos de la niÑa. para colmo, la pequeÑa habrÍa heredado un padecimiento sanguÍneo comÚn en el sudeste asiÁtico. un tribunal le ordenÓ a la clÍnica revelar los nombres de los clientes asiÁticos que donaron esperma cuando se realiza el tratamiento. la familia busca conocer quiÉn es el padre biolÓgico de la niÑa. un vocero del instituto dijo que estÁn examinando a fondo el presunto disidente. se dice que ocurriÓ en 2012. la pareja divorciada busca una indemnizaciÓn. este abogado criminalista dijo que serÁ difÍcil calcular la extensiÓn de los supuestos daÑos. >> el estrÉs emocional esta fuerte, las cosas se pueden poner bien mal para ellos. todas son cosas que se consideran al presentar

peggy, thank you for coming in this morning. am going of to be in bed minister, new jersey today,ism going to be touring a luxury home that is for sale, it is a mansion. listed for just over $3 million. but this home, which i'm going to say is stunning, listed at a very steep discount if you're in the market for luxury, i might have a deal for you, coming up today. lauren: i hope i get a friends and family discount, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. lauren: the federal aviation administration wants to test, get this, if airline seats are too small. are they packed too tight for commercial flights? the faa will conduct the study in november to see if the tight spacing is making it harder to evacuate passengers in the event of an emergency. airlines need to be a able to evacuate a plane in 90 seconds or less. all right. let's the take a look at at the action on wall street this morning. last day of the month and the quarter, mixed performance in both, but one direction and that is up, dow jumping 89 points, s&p up 10, nasdaq up 39. there's

su perrita peggy.a los estados unidos. su madre lo esperaba para esa ansiada reuniÓn familiar, casi cuatro aÑos y mera su hijo. se habÍa marchado a trabajar para enviar dinero a casa, pero la situaciÓn empeoró y ronan decidiÓ ir tras los pasos de su madre. >> no tienen idea de cuÁnto duele verlo, no poderlo abrazar. francisco: ronald perdiÓ la vida en medio de los avatares del cruce fronterizo entre mÉxico y estados unidos, dejÓ a su madre sumida en el dolor con mÁs preguntas que respuestas sobre lo que pasÓ. >> me quedaron muchas preguntas. a quiÉn se las voy a hacer? a dÓnde me siento para preguntar lo que pasÓ? francisco: ronald estuvo en colombia, donde no consiguiÓ trabajo. luego marchÓ a mÉxico con la intenciÓn de cruzar la frontera. >> el poder continuar con sus estudios en otro paÍs, porque habÍa tenido que dejar sus estudios aquÍ en venezuela por la misma situaciÓn que estamos viviendo. francisco: el ruido de una planta elÉctrica en el lugar donde vive la familia ronaldo en maracaibo lo recuer

peggy lee has the details.ice say the couple living here at this home on cypress tree in montoursville got themselves into hot water after spending money that wasn't theirs. investors a robber and tiffany williams had $120,000 deposited into their count at bb and t on may 31th. her mistake by a teller but instead of contacting the bank about the deposit. the couple allegedly spent most of the money on 2 and a half weeks between june 3rd to the 19th neighbors were stunned. >>that is kind of shocking new with all procedures the banks have set up and you know checking and double checking triple checking. there's no way anybody gets away with that stuff. state police say the williams bought an suv to 4 wheelers a camper. >>a car trailer. police say the winds also use the money on bill's car repairs cash purchases and even gave $15,000 to friends in need of money and we knew check in with the bank for 3 for getting anything. >>i i'm not that don't know me some people use to voting sometimes. >>what's the bank realiz

today, peggy butler brought flowers to honor the 38-year-old who was three months pregnant at the time especially the fact she was from san rafael and pregnant. so i always stop here to pay my respects. >> every year. >> every year. >> but some complain that the site on fourth street has become a regular spot for the homeless and at times drug users. the city tries to keep it clean. >> first is that we have a nonprofit that's helping every day to clean up this area, and that's comprised of people that are currently or formerly homeless. >> but it's not easy. >> by any means. >> for u.n. with, last april, the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled a homeless person cannot be forced to leave a location if a city does not have enough shelter beds. san rafael, like other cities, doesn't. still, the city is making progress. since 2017, san rafael has reduced the number of unsheltered homeless people by 30%. >> we really need to focus on the most visible, most vulnerable people, and we're going to focus on housing them. >> during our interview, we were interrupted by a homeless man singing the

arrives in theaters november 8 everyone knows the stories of haley as well as had plenty of missions as peggyarter in the marvel universe. but our next one it may be impossible. according to the hollywood reporter, the british actress is joining the cast of the next mission impossible movies. the 7th in the series. >>no title yet, but they have times the film's not due out until july of 2021 in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>we want to take a little peek outside and just check in on the bay bridge, a minor delay in some of the cash lanes we'll be right back. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news the time now is 4 30 on the dot. thanks for waking up with us so let's check in on the forecast. i feel like we have a little

peggy m hurt. lieutenant colonel stephen and highland jr., united states army. lieutenant colonel robert j hamel, united states air force retired. sergeant major lacey ivory, united states army. brian c jack. stephen d jacoby. lieutenant colonel dennis m johnson, united states army. judith l jones. ann c judge. brenda kegler. chandler r keller. yvonne e kennedy. norma cruz khan. karen n kincaid. lieutenant michael s lamanna, united states navy. david w laychak. dong cho lee. jennifer lewis. and her husband, kenneth e lewis. samantha l allen. major stephen v long, united states army. james t lynch jr. terrence m lynch. petty officer second-class nahamen leinz iv, united states navy. shelley a marshall. teresa m martin. ada l mason hacker. lieutenant colonel dean e madsen, united states army. lieutenant general timothy j von, united states army. robert j maxwell. renee a may. mollie l mckenzie. dora marie manchaca. patricia e mikelle. major ronald de milo, united states army. gerard p moran jr. odessa v morris. petty officer first-class brian a moss, united states

peggy hamburg thank you all. we look forward to this. and thank you to our moderator mary wooley. >> i like to thank the organizers of the form for giving us an opportunity to talk about topics we don't talk about very much. we have an exemplary panel that brings experience from the public and private sectors. and i look forward to moderating the conversation. by way of the background. 50% of the phd's that have been awarded in biology have gone to women. yet it goes without saying that in some respects that you are an exception to the rule of women rising to important positions of leadership. regardless of our field. when we talk about it we recognize that there are key issues that have blunted our ability to assume important positions of leadership. some of those are related to work and the lifestyle. there are other biases that we need to acknowledge and overcome. i look forward to this conversation. and what really struck me is that what we are talking about is the importance and diversity. making sure that leadership is as diverse a

i'm also joined by the sponsor, representative peggy lipitor. and we would like to include the staff report and answer any questions. >> chairwoman: any questions or comments? seeing none, let's open this up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. there is no b.l.a. report on this, so i would like to move this to the board with a positive recommendation without objection. thank you very much. can you please call item fortunate five. >> item five is the resolution approving the department of public health to apply for the one-time project in an amount not to exceed $8.1 million, from january 1, 2h june 30, 2025, and designateing the department of department of homelessness at the single point of contact for the home person allocation. >> chairwoman: we have dylan schneider from the department of homelessness. >> ni nam my name is dial lan schneider with the department of homelessness and housing the. so i have two subject matter experts here with me today that will be giving a brief presentation on this very exciting opportunit

peggy's mission bacon doe sits within earshot of oracle park and a block from shay center. >> this adds energy to the neighborhood. things went smoothly at the first event friday night as fans gathered for the metallica convert. tonight there will be additional trains to serve fans at oracle and chase center. chase center ticket holders can get free rides. >> muny has been crowded and traffic has been crowded. so, just trying to figure out what this new life is going to be. >> reporter: he works next to chase center and he's not happy with the crowded commute. >> just another headache. >> reporter: his office is encouraging employees to stay away from the area during the events. >> we've been given the calendar of the events at the chase center just to kind of warn us if we need to leave early or work from home and not come in. >> reporter: and people who live in this area are going to have to get used to this because this week alone including tonight there are three nights of simultaneous concerts and giants games in this area. meantime we spoke to sfmta, they have representatives moni

is here to speak about the fiscal impacts and also peggy from d.h.r. is here to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you. thank you supervisor brown. i just want to thank our leadership of the firefighters as well as police officers for bringing this to our attention. i think this was an oversight on behalf of the city. especially because it is codified in our state labor code as a supervisor brown has said, and to think that this type of job, in terms of the amount of life expectancy, in terms of the amount of exposure to dangerous materials, in terms of the amount of stress that comes with the job, we made a very simple change here to get a physical, see where you are at, we measure , look for existing conditions, sorry to use that phrase, with see if there's something in the person's history that has to do with their heart or trouble with pneumonia, once they are clear, then it is very straightforward. on the job stress or on-the-job exposures that might affect their heart or exposures to pneumonia should be covered. we have had a report from t

i want to call out peggy sugarman, our contractor, stanley who made it all happen he is our assistantmanager for worker's comp. also the office of the treasurer, as well. it is interesting, as far as we can tell we have the first large employer -- the only large employer that is actually doing this. it is such a tough regulatory environment. the information how to process to do this, in a confidential manner, is really hard to do. where there is a will, there is a way. our team pulled it off. stay tuned for the next phase which is to all of the vendors, the medical providers who provide services will be paid electronically, as well. we are excited about that. it is a great honor. thank you. >> any comments? >> mickey, director callahan, i just want to say this is such a great honor for us to thank you. you don't have the word sustainability or environment, in your title, or any of the people's titles that you mentioned. yet they have it in their blood, and you have it in your core. you decided as the leader of this department to persevere, and when mickey first told me about this she

>>that was accidentally deposited into their bank accounts reporter peggy lee has details. >>state police say the couple living here at this home on cypress tree in montoursville got themselves into hot water after spending money that had $120,000 deposited into their count at bb and t on may 31th. her mistake by a teller but instead of contacting the bank about the deposit. the couple allegedly spent most of the money on 2 and a half weeks between june 3rd to the 19th neighbors were stunned. >>so it is kind of shocking new with all procedures the banks have set up and you know checking and double checking triple checking. there's no way anybody gets away with that stuff. state police say the williams bought an suv to 4 wheelers a camper. >>a car trailer. police say the winds also use the money on bill's car repairs cash purchases and even gave $15,000 to friends in need of money and when you check in with the bank for 3, get i i'm not that don't know me >>some people do still voting sometimes what's the bank realized its mistake, a trance or the $120,000 to the correct acc

much different kind of music like old stuff and new stuff and hip-hop and contemporary and jazz and peggyi just put it into my music and with the albums, specifically, there was one thing i really tried to do which was -- there are like 14 songs on the album and one of the goals i had is i wanted to make an album that i could put 14 people into a room that each had like fully different, fully different tastes like one person likes this, one person like this and that's all they like and if i play then my album, each person would like at least one song. >> wow that's a really cool way of attacking it and you did it i heard it, i think i heard "bad guy" first and i was like i don't know if anyone is ready for this type of music it was so different. i was like -- >> i didn't, either. i thought they'd hate it. >> and you changed the face of pop music and music in general because we were hearing the same song for the last three years, and you played something totally different like -- i was like -- now we're going to hear nothing but songs like "bad guy" for the next three years that's all -- i

if you look at the original words to the peggy lee song.t's even worse, it's all about like basically we're slaving away. and we're so proud because you're still a man and we can still powder our nose. it's really horribly rethink. we can win it work and we can also cook your breakfast i she's eating else. and years old. it's like cringey yeah it out back then we were so strong yet no it doesn't age well. >>neither did the shoulder pads that's the buzz. >>berkeley have a warning stay away from the lagoon, aquatic park and because they have found a surge of e coli virus in the water. the city usually does the testing at the lagoon once a month or recently the change to weekly tests because visitors reported higher water levels and a notice will smell and color change. last month. the city says it's not clear how the bacteria got into the water. >>we contacted our own public works which maintains. and sewer lines and they didn't know of any reported leaks and they would in no money important construction or involving sewers at might also had

a native san franciscan, she was born to brooks and peggy walker in 1956, and was the oldest of three children. she married her college sweetheart, paul danielson in 1982. kirby and paul were married for 37 years and had two sons, miles and clay. after graduating from the university of colorado and earning a masters degree from stanford university, she cofounded a productions, a video production company. the most recent film, the award-winning hbo documentary, toxic hotseat, brought to light across -- toxic effects of cancer-causing, flame retardant chemicals as well as increased cancer ratings on the firefighting profession. for her work on toxic hotseat, she was honored with the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation white helmet award. to define the highest level of achievement in the firefighting profession, and a civilian award to those who have made a profound difference to the health and welfare of firefighters in their battle against cancer. the film elevated awareness of the toxic exposures firefighters face on a daily basis, and the importance of personal pr

i feel like peggy lee. >> sean: joe concha, the media mob. they've been wrong throughout the decades. they want to literally ruin the best system that's created the most wealth, the better life for people not only in america but around the globe. this is political or is this real science, h in your view? >> i see it as hysteria to stoke fear. cnn in the last couple days refers to climate change as the climate crisis, is if we are talking present tense, as if we're talking opioid crisis or the crisis at the border. and, look, last night didn't rate very well, as you said. a distant third among the three major cable news networks so maybe here's why. when you look at gallup, after the economy and jobs, here's what rates as the top priority ins voters' minds in 2020. i will list them in order of importance. the government poor leadership, immigration, guns, race relations, health care, unifying the country, lack of respect for each other, crime, violence, and you go all the way down the list l and you get to climate change. sp this isn't on the