and william rufus king, who served briefly as vice president under buchanan's predecessor, franklin pierce00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, we explored jfk assassination records from the national archives, including iconic artifacts such as lee harvey oswald's rifle, the so-called magic bullet, and the original eight millimeter film of the assassination taken by abraham's up router. virtual tour of the ronald reagan presidential rivalry located in simi valley, california. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> 2020 was an historic year for women, with the election of the first woman vice president, kamala harris and the 100th anniversary of the women's right to vote. sunday night on cumin day, journalist and author elaine weiss on her book the woman's our, about the ratification of the 19th amendment in 1920, which granted women the right to vote. >> it has to be a two thirds majority. it passes the house by a margin very small. in 1918. has passes it in june of 1919, before it passes both houses. and then the senate knew that they were sen

pierces my producer. back to state representative chrissy sussman who announced her ragged -- her reg -- resignation for your coronavirus restrictions on businesses, she runs the barns at napa nini which is a restaurant and entertainment venue. she says it has been so difficult to run that business that she has had to do more work, take on more response abilities so that she cannot be a full-time state legislator as well. she says there was no input or approval from state lawmakers on these covid restrictions. that they were your unilateral decisions. what is your response to that? gov. holcomb: i will let her speak for herself. dr. box: but you will not respond to that? you do not run these kind of things by any state lawmakers, it is your decision to put in the restrictions along with the health department? gov. holcomb: ultimately, it is my responsibility. as i said earlier, we are informed by multiple sources, including physicians, epidemiologists, scientists, business owners, various sectors, legisla

the unpopular kansas nebraska act made pierce unattainable for another term. instead, the democrats climate for old buck. in this cartoon, titled "a reverie of a bachelor," the artist predicts buchanan as a bachelor with -- whose long history of public service seems more a liability than an asset. in 1856, the reverse proved -- he won the president-elect and ov -- election over two challengers -- presidential election over two challengers. buchanan shrewdly invoked the memory of william rufus king. a visitor to wheatland noted buchanan kept a likeness of the late vice president king, who he loved and who did not. to the same visitor, he said he was the purest public man he ever knew, and that during his intimate acquaintance of 30 years, he had never known him to perform a selfish act. the language of intimacy helped to underscore the purity of their friendship. even from the grave, william rufus king aided his old friend as a rhetorical talking point. as president james buchanan visited the university of north carolina, king's alma mater, where he invoked the

to build a border wall this definitely isn't going to be easy for the biden administration sarah pierce with the migration policy institute says ending wall construction could actually be more expensive the trump administration has signed a lot of contracts with companies. >>to build sections of the border wall. so they're going to have to terminate those contracts which can come with significant fees. so even not building any more walls under a biden administration might have significant costs several of president trump's immigration policies are being challenged in court so reversing those policies will take time pierce as rolling back all the trump administration's policies seems unlikely and i didn't ministration just isn't going to able to pour in the same amount of resources that the trump administration did to immigration they just have so much else going on with the pandemic and health care climate change racial injustice since president trump took office 400 miles of new and replacement border wall has gone up. biden says he doesn't plan to tear down any existing wall in washin

believed was a possible stolen car and the bullets taking the lives of angelo crooms 16 and sincere pierce 18 who was riding in the backseat >> what's going through your mind right now? >> i just feel like my whole life was just taken from me. and i know i can't get it back. >> reporter: pierce's mother cynthia said her son was riding in a friend's car, not a stolen car shocked residents protesting on wednesday as the sheriff's office says deputies were acting in self defense giving repeated verbal commands, seven to be exact, before the teenager accelerates the vehicle towards the deputy who was then forced to fire his service weapon authorities say a third occupant in the car who was unharmed confirmed hearing the verbal commands. >> i don't think that it's implausible to think that they were afraid of the police officer shooting them. we have seen when people do comply they get shot. when they don't comply they get shot. >> reporter: both responding deputies on paid administrativ leave for the length of the investigation heartbreak hanging over a devastated community. sam brock, nbc new

pierce brosnan said he was the one everyone looked to.you when i was a little boy growing up. your memories of sean connery? i think it it is an extraordinary life from a tenement to global stardom through any number ofjobs on the way, including coffin polishing! and the way he rose up to fame, the people who helped him, the obituaries will make great reading, but his open support of an independent scotland and his willingness to be very critical of star system. and you know when we alldie, if star system. and you know when we all die, if only we could have tributes like that, they are incredibly moving from pierce brosnan and michael caine and the people who worked with him. whether a life and wh a life well lived. and it is interesting the politics of this, a lot of people, not least on the unionist side who were critical of sean connery, because he lived abroad and his tax status, but also that being this issue of a quote from a long, from many years ago, from a long, from many years ago, from his first marriage, which suggested domest

simonson, do the facts of death and illness and hospitalization pierce that bubble?re are large portioners of the country where they simply don't believe still to this day that covid is real. do you find when people are finally confronted with the facts of it in the form of sick or dying relatives that that bubble is pierced? >> i find that they -- the bubble is pierced when typically when it is their family member or they themselves get ill, but there is a profound ability for people to think it won't happen to me, it happens to other people, and that's unfortunate. >> yeah. >> even still you may have seen what one of our nurses in south dakota, patients dying with it, denying that it exists. i have -- i have family members that deny it exists and it's hard to have that conversation with them. >> we saw her right on this network on "new day" and it was stunning to hear her say that. you were, dr. simonson, nodding when dr. hatton talked about the societal fatigue and i wonder if you go through the same. you go from work, grocery store, home, and if you see people ac

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he was secretary of war under president pierce. he seeved the united states congress and he also served in the united states senate. he and his wife were part of james bucanan's administration. when the south left to form their own government they invited jefferson davis to be the first and only president. he would accept that invitation and become the president of the confederate states of america. we're in the cell where jefferson davis the else at the conclusion of the civil war. he received word from general robert e. lee that they dmoucouo longer hold the confederate army. he sent his family on the road for their protection. jefferson davis would follow. he would soon catch up with his family below the florida state line if is where a federal mountain unit was placed on his family. he moved back up here to ft. monroe and incarcerated in his very cell. some people and why. he was indicted on three federal charges. one for treason. two for come police sit accompl. he had to be in a place where his last residency occurred and tha

but can he keep the economic rebound growing in particular will biden change tack on trade or is pierced by americans just another way to say make america great again. welcome to do business i want to get johnson good to have you with us equity markets are rallying shares in japan hit a 30 year high on the 1st day of trading off the television networks declared joe biden the winner of the u.s. presidential election there are hopes that a biden administration would expand fiscal stimulus in the u.s. stepped up measures to reduce the spread of covert 19 i want to take a less aggressive approach in trade policy but how does his slogan buy american fit in here let's check out some of biden's ideas about how to stimulate the economy. will it be like night and day. joe biden has promised to create a more restrained balanced american economy instead of the full throttle one of the past 4 years. in practice that means a return to regulations on industry greater powers for financial watchdogs and consumer protections and above all higher taxes on the wealthy and businesses i'm going to raise taxe

it was calm at first, but then all of a sudden, there was just screams that were ear—piercing.asked the crowd who was outside, "has anybody got any first aid training or is anybody first aid trained?" "so, if you know anything, just go through them doors." iran so fast to the door and... i remember opening the door, and then that's when i first saw the scene. there was a handbag, there was a shoe with a foot in it. you know, you can see everything, and it's then you start taking it in of what sort of is going on around you. it was a very distinct smell. i have never smelled anything like it before or after. and the smell, and just chaos. just chaos everywhere. at that moment, it was just like, "i either run home or i stay and help these people." so i made the decision quickly that i need to help these people, and i said to myself, "listen, we'll deal with the feelings and everything later. but now, just try and do your best to help people." i sort of like grabbed my leg and i said, "i think i've been shot." and izzy's dad said, "i think it's a bomb." tannoy: due to an incident,

he was secretary of war under president pierce. he and his wife were the host during james buchanan's administration in washington, d.c.. when the south formed their own government, they invited jefferson davis to become their first and only president. jefferson davis would accept that invitation and become president of the confederate states of america. we are standing in the cell where jefferson davis was held at the conclusion of the civil war. an 1865 but jefferson davis received word from general robert e. lee that they no longer could hold the army back from richmond. with that news, jefferson davis adjourned his cabinet and sent his family on the road for protection. jefferson davis would soon follow. he would only catch up with his family right above the florida state line. it is here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family. jefferson davis was placed on a boat and moved back to fort monroe and incarcerated in this very cell. some people ask why. the main reason is that jefferson davis was indict

she's elizabeth pierce. she sent this message to her students.icult time for a will the of you. i don't want anyone to feel alone at thanksgiving or to miss out on a home cooked family dinner. i want to invite you to share my thanksgiving dinner. i've talked with my kids and we would be happy to make extra portions of everything and drop it by your apartment or residents. one of her student was so moved, she shared the letter in a tweet. her student framed it this way. my professor is too pure for this world. professor pierce is with me now. professor, wow. talk about gratitude and generosity. happy thanksgiving to you. welcome. >> thank you. happy thanksgiving to you too, brooke. >> why do this and how many students took you up on your gracious offer? >> well, i did it as i said in my e-mail because i didn't want anybody to be alone and sad at thanksgiving and not to have a home cooked meal. i think it's been a really hard se messi semester for the students. many have been sick and lost jobs. i >> how many mouths have you fed today? >> i fed nin

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it all started with a deadly shooting on pierce street this morning. police traced assessment to a home across town on marina court. galata law enforcement officers on scene. police say the suspect refused to surrender after four hours of negotiations. it is not related to a current uptick in crime. >> and others a lot of stuff right now in san mateo but we have investigators that are working around the clock to make sure our community is safe we have a big city, a lot going on right now. i do want to rest assured everybody we're working as hard as we can, no rest for the weary, that's for sure. trust your police department. make sure you know we are doing anything we can. police believe the victim and the suspect knew each other. >>> take a look at the aftermath, deputies say three planes were damaged in the incident. he was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and was booked into county jail. a fire at a homeless encampment in berkeley this afternoon, it happened at the foot of university avenue, you can see a lot of flames. no word yet on the ca

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we're seeing that cloud cover gradually breaking apart now and more and more sunshine is starting to pierce through that blanket of cloud cover that we've had all across the bay this morning and making for a much nicer view as we work our way on into the afternoon even late morning going to look a lot better. 40's 50's for current temperatures oakland you been the most mild spot all morning long right now at 56 degrees. well santa rosa in saint lena you've been our to ice boxes this morning at 39 degrees each napa you also fell to the 30's this morning. but uber covered now back at 45 degrees. temperatures later today, we're going to be feeling a lot like we did this weekend see you have that to look forward to now as far as traffic is concerned it is monday which doesn't necessarily always mean the best conditions on roads. but it doesn't look horrible on the bay right. it's not horrible no hot spots and i'm actually watching some late rollers job these folks just started working their way into san francisco. some now it's busy at the bay bridge toll plaza all morning of you like where is

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this is where it's happening it's in the area of fulton street right between steiner and pierce it'sdering alamo square park right near the painted ladies we have now learned that pg knee is working right now to shut off the gas which will put out the fire that's burning there in the middle of the sidewalk. one person has been injured, but no structures have been damaged more details on this breaking news story right here on crime for an update will be next at 5 but online always. it's a bird it's a plane actually it's a window washer check this out today a team of window washers dressed up as superheroes to brighten the days of children. lucile packard children's hospital in palo alto in past years, the window washers would visit patients in their room but because of coronavirus the had to stay outside. hospital workers say seeing these heroes. even batman there with a mask on was able to lift up the spirits of children and staff. that many of marine car dealership in corte madera got quite a surprise when they found a sea lion wandering in the parking lot. the marine mammal center

but it's been very patchy so some of you are looking up at a bit of gray that sunshine is piercing through others of us are looking up at those clear skies most of our low lying cloud cover and fog is hovering right over the bay itself and then out towards the central valley east of concord out towards antioch so conditions out there as the depends on where you're at this morning that fog is not going to last for long though, and we are in for ample sunshine later on today and a pretty pleasant afternoon with some of our warmest temperatures of your forecast, nothing more about it right now though dublin you're at 39 nap at 38 santa rosa and san anselmo also at 38 degrees currently berkeley and oakland down from yesterday's 50's at this time to the 40's so noticeable cool down from the same time yesterday but a nice warm afternoon to look for too. robin all right, thank you john are heading back to the east bay we're tracking a. >>they caught spot here on the nimitz freeway all take that back it's not the nimitz it's at the davis street overcrossing at 8.18 not on the freeway itself so ear

morning and as we make our way later in the day you're going to see less of a even yet sunshine is piercing through even those more cloudy of areas in temperatures are beginning to rise oakland, you're at 53 degrees berkeley at 53 as well say towing an hour old the spots still holding on to the 30's. areas like santa rosa nevado petaluma and napa were down there this morning. now you're back to the mid to upper 40's. i'm talking more about what to expect today as well as thanksgiving still to come all right. thank you john we're checking in on the traffic which is looking really got a huge improvement compared to the early morning hours we're off to the golden gate where we never had any problems are major issues and it looks really good here we'll get a little bit of fog coming from the north bay but. >>across the span refined so 20 minutes novato to the toll plaza we're checking on the bay bridge with the traffic is thinning out nicely it was solid about 30 minutes ago, so it's breaking up we could see a little more space between the cars, it's very quiet heading into san francisco. so we

their unit was also pierced with several bullets that night. >> that concludes the business of the grandtting for jefferson county in september 2020. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you may be excused. >> my wife cried. i almost couldn't talk at first. it was just -- this part's over. i knew it wasn't over, i knew this was just the beginning. >> brett hankison pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> tamecka immediately breaks down, because she knows that wanton endangerment doesn't have anything to do with death. i said, tamecka, do you know who the wanton endangerment charges were for? and she cries and she said, the neighbors. and you could just see the little bit of wind that she had, it really did just come out of her at that point. it was almost like opening up those initial wounds from march 13th. >> that's it? >> how did they just get away with this? kick the door down and bang bang bang and get away with it? >> you failed her! you failed her! do your job! >> no justice! >> no peace! >> say her name. >> breonna taylor! >> say her name! >> breonna taylor! >> what breonna taylor's mo

croons, 18-year-old sincere pierce.en though george floyd has brought a focus on the conversation, it's still happening. >> reporter: some of the loudest cries over the past six months have been for radical change, including calls to defund the police. city leaders in baltimore, portland, and philadelphia pledging to drastically cut or reallocate funding of their police departments. >> i think every police department right now is trying to figure out how they look at policing in general. how do they reimagine what policing should be? but it's really about looking at our policy and practices and our vision of every police department, to assure that we're moving in the right direction. >> let's bring this down! >> reporter: in seattle, weeks of fierce protests culminated in the takeover of a police precinct. protesters created a "cop-free zone." bowing to activist demands, the city council pledged to slash the department's budget by 50%. in response the city's first black police chief resigned. >> it really is about the o

to build a border wall this definitely isn't going to be easy for the biden administration sarah pierce with the migration policy institute says ending wall construction could actually be more expensive the trump administration has signed a lot of contracts with companies. >>to build sections of the border wall. so they're going to have to terminate those contracts which can come with significant fees. so even not building any more walls under a biden administration might have significant costs several of president trump's immigration policies are being challenged in court so reversing those policies will take time pierce as rolling back all the trump administration's policies seems unlikely and i didn't ministration just isn't going to able to pour in the same amount of resources that the trump administration did to immigration they just have so much else going on with the pandemic and health care climate change racial injustice since president trump took office 400 miles of new and replacement border wall has gone up. biden says he doesn't plan to tear down any existing wall in washin

president in 1856, and william rufus came, who served briefly as vice president who served under franklin pierce. sunday 2:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, we explore jfk assassination records on the national archives, including iconic artifacts, such as lee harvey oswald's rifle, the so-called magic bullet, and the original eight millimeter film of the assassination taken by abraham's up router. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency -- taken by abraham zapruder. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. youru're watching c-span, unfiltered view of government. created by america's tape -- cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> next, a forum on science innovation with medical professionals, professors and policy experts. they look at climate change, covid-19 vaccine development and science policy priorities for the biden administration. kira: thank you everyone for coming. we are going to get started. thank you for coming to this summit, the future of science in america summit. now that

pierce also told students to let her know if they're social distancing with any roommates so she canend extra food, and there are vegan options. >> oh, dan. >> so sweet, and right up your alley, dan. >> and tofurky. >> all i can make is toast. thank you, janai. appreciate that. that's a great story. >>> coming up on the show, the mall shooting manhunt. what we know this morning about the suspect who opened fire in wisconsin. >>> and vaccine questions. dr. ashish jha joins us to answer some key questions about the prospects for coronavirus vaccines. >>> plus, a sneak peek at tonight's american music awards. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by prudential. invest, insure, retire, plan with prudential. rudential. about your financial plan... so are we. prudential helps 1 in 7 americans with their financial needs. that's over 25 million people. with over 90 years of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help with secure video chat or on the phone. we make it easy for you with online tools, e-signatures, and no-medical-exam life ins

charles pierce: i think president trump's done a great job on trade. nafta with the u.s.m.c.a. was a very, very big thing for america. he's used his business acumen and negotiating ability to bring a lot of jobs back to america. >> pelley: mark, you're supporting former vice president biden. >> mark sesock: the one issue that president trump can't get from behind is the response to the coronavirus within this country. we have the best health care available to our citizens, and i really believe that the leadership of this country failed our citizens in protecting the people. >> dan gruelle: my number-one issue that i completely support donald trump on is his pro-life stance. there's, to me-- that is the most important issue in my life. >> pelley: bob, what are the most important issues to you in supporting former vice president biden? >> schrock: you know, workers' rights, workers' protections. my right to join a union and to collectively bargain-- to fight for my good health care-- for my 40-hour work week, overtime after eight, over 40-- holidays, pai

. >> shots fired over on pierce street, eventually were able to determine that there was a deceased person there. >> reporter: they confirmed the man had been killed. island of the victim was a worker, as was suspect. to develop mentally disabled people live at the home but they were not hurt. the suspect took off after the shooting. the 40-year-old suspect was angry that the victim, who was 42, had been seeing the suspects wife. the care home administrator told me the suspect had worked for him for about a decade. the victim of about four years. the suspect had never shown any signs of being violent. >> it does and what they did know each other. >> they surround the suspects home on marina court about a mile away. they took no chances, bringing in the s.w.a.t. team in negotiators, hoping for a peaceful resolution. by midday the suspects wife came out of the home. a short time later, the s.w.a.t. team went inside and found the suspect dead. the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. this is the second homicide in san mateo in more than a week. on october 30,for from the group copter boa

and william rufus king who served briefly as vice president under buchanan's predecessor, franklin pierce. sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, we explore jfk assassination records from the national archives, including iconic artifacts such as lee harvey oswald's rifle, the so-called magic bullet, in the original eight millimeter film of the assassination taken by abraham soup router. presidency, on the a virtual tour of the ronald reagan presidential library located in simi valley, california. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. book tv on cspan 2 has topped nonfiction books and authors every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday eastern, former president barack obama reflects on his life and political career in his newly released memoir "a promised land." sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, open markets institute director sally hubbard in her book "monopolies suck, seven ways big corporations rule your life and how to take back control." she's interviewed by bloomberg news reporter david mclaughlin at 10:00,. former j

then a doctor will slowly introduce starting with the plains game, which will be zebra, springbok, pierce, and those type of animals. and then once they are established slowly, the cattle will be removed. the animals will be free to run on the whole nature reserve the tax rebates that candace stephens has been promoting, have gone some way towards addressing the shortage of funding for environmental protection in south africa. and in the future, she's hopeful of further progress in this development. conservation work can become the mainstream and become something that's part of everyday life and not something that's separate. and with additional finance that's sustainable. it means that we're protecting biodiversity on a scale that we haven't done before. and if we can all answer that global challenge, with all the resources that we have at our disposal in march, just have a chance of saving the world around us. and that's all from us that global 3000 this time. as always we love receiving your feedback, write to global 3000, and d, w dot com. and check us out on facebook t w global ideas

once housed refugees who fled if you're pierced them and in the 1980 s. . now some 9000 people have saved themselves once again. but this time it's because of war. in this hospital, people wait for hours before receiving treatment. like i've got here, she had a baby and her father escaped the war and they took ryan town of matter. but i think i'll move a frog now be about real. i was afraid because the bombs kept falling for 3 days. we just left without money without clothes and it took 10 days to come here. now we're here in sudan. we've been in this camp for 3 days. we don't have any shelter. her father has terminal cancer, since they got out, he hasn't received his medication. people here at deaths, but they tell us water, food and shelter scares. some of them have to sleep on the ground, struggling to get enough food and medical aid. the new refugees crossing the border to sudan, worry aid groups. their representative told us we are able to respond to a growing influx. people need very thing from water, food, and shelter. so at the moment we are caterin

this is a low lying area across miami all the way into fort pierce we are seeing major flooding the national hurricane center just coming out this morning with 18 inches possible for isolated areas the track of this storm system, it is going to continue its journey well to the northwest at 13 miles per hour. now we're going to continue to watch sustained winds at 65 miles per hour this will remain a tropical system for at least the next 24 hours. turns back into a cat 1 hurricane and then all eyeons 0s if you're in upper midwest, very strong cold front. upper 20s for daytime highs. also warm temperatures a wonderful weekend for the east coast. we'll take a look at hue long that will last. >> got to take advantage of it before that's gone thank you, janessa. >>> all-star lineup were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame live ceremony was held this year it aired on hbo max. the class of 2020 included six inductees. the pesh mode, singer whitney houston and 9 inch nails, t. rex and the dub by brothers. >>> the saints put on a clinic against the bucs in a sunday night showdown. >>roti pfi

this is on fulton between pierce and steiner streets. officials have just reported, the gas has been turned off. just a few minutes ago when we were monitoring the video from in-house here, in our studio. you can see flames shooting up from where the gas leak happened. a few moments ago the officials are reporting that the gas has been turned off. police advising people to avoid this area. we will continue to bring the latest information on air, and online as we get it. >>> nearly half a dozen businesses in santa clara without water surface right now. after a line ruptured, flooding a parking lot nearly by a stadium. several vehicles have been damaged, including two completely swallowed by a resulting sinkhole. jesse gary joins us now, live with more. jesse. >> the good news is repairs are ongoing and service could be restored, as soon as tonight. however, crews are still checking five areas, or underground pipes could fail. >> santa clara city officials say the call of a ruptured recycle water line came in wednesday night. but the exten

that will slowly introduce starting with the plains game, which will be zebra, springbok, valda, pierce, and those top of animals. and then once they are established slowly, the cattle will be removed. the animals will be free to run on the whole nature reserve the tax rebates. that candor, stevens has been promoting, have gone some way towards addressing the shortage of funding for environmental protection in south africa. and in the future, she's hopeful of further progress in this development. conservation work can become the mainstream and become something that's part of everyday life and not something that's a pretty and with additional finance that's sustainable. it means that we're protecting biodiversity on a scale that we haven't done before. and if we can also that global challenge, with all the resources that we have at our disposal in march is have a chance of saving the world around us. and that's all from us at 3000 this time. as always we love receiving your feedback, right to global 3000 d.w. dot com and check us out on facebook. and women. see you next week. take care i

." >> pierce county authorities and investigators in utah shared the common goal of protecting the boysed west valley and they sent us the disk with the cartoon incestuous images -- >> the west valley city police department in utah had found images on a computer taken out of the house in sarah circle way back in december of 2009 that were of great concern. they were characters from popular nickelodeon shows, engaged sexual acts, acts of incest. >> the evidence was allegedly taken from josh powell's utah home by investigators. >> they raised very serious questions about josh's ability to be a safe parent for the boys. >> he denies ever looking at any kiddie porn. he denies any knowledge about any of these images that have purportedly been taken off of his computers. >> illegal images? >> no, i asked mr. law, and he saw nothing on there that would be in violation of the law. bad taste, i'll give you that from what he was describing to me. >> and that's when the judge ruled that the boys would stay with the coxes longer. >> the images are enough that judge catherine nelson is ordering josh

i take it you disagree with commissioner pierce on that point? mr. clayton i agree part of what she said. sing our administrative courts for matters like this, we need to do so cautiously, if at all. precedent were in article 3 court. we're hearing bells evening. angel is getting ts wings when a senator goes over. chairman crapo: i'm having a tone rung at 30 seconds at the of five minutes. some senators don't seem to be the clock on their screen. with that, senator warren. mr. or warren: thank you, chairman. the s.e.c. is ensuring investors have the basic information they to make good investment decisions and that's why the publicly traded companies to disclose things pay outstanding lawsuits or for top executives. if a company looks like a bad investor can decide to put their money somewhere else. now, in order for the s.e.c. to that companies stay honest, disclosure rules have to eep up with changes in our economy. and one of the biggest changes bearing down on our economy is change, extreme weather events, rising sea levels, resources.y scarce the

once housed refugees who fled if you're pierced them and in the 980 s. . now some 9000 people have saved themselves once again. but this time it's because of war. in this hospital, people wait for hours before receiving treatment. like i got it, she, her baby and her father escaped the war in the town of matter. i was afraid because the bombs kept falling for 3 days. we just left without money, without clothes. it took 10 days to come here. and now we here in sudan, we've been in the scam for 3 days. we don't have any shelter my own. her father has terminal cancer, since they got out he hasn't received his medication. the u.n. refugee agency is bracing for more refugees crossing the border from ethiopia. people need the thing from water, food, and shelter. so at the moment we are catering for over 9000 people and the whole me report that's not enough. and it's children who are suffering the most. it's estimated that hard of the best cities are children. many of them need medical treatment like 5 months old. he's been coughing and has had diarrhea since day

. >> reporter: the two are equipped with a stinger long enough to pierce through a bekeeping suit andre known to destroy honeybee colonies within a few hours. their invasion could be catastrophic to other insects that help keep plants alive through pollination. luckily they believe that any potential queens from this nest hatched after they found it so the number of hornets that may have escaped is small. >> the hornets are capable of reusing cells and so it is in theory possible more queens were produced earlier in the year but it's not likely. >> the venom of an asian giant hornet can be deadly to humans blamed for killing dozens in japan every year. kenneth, erielle. >> all right, megan, thank you. >>> and important recall for people who own ring video doorbells. the company is recalling 350,000 devices because some doorbells ignited and overheated and caused property damage. the problem is caused by incorrect screws being used for installation. the recall affects ring's second generation doorbell. >>> coming up, how kids are falling behind during the pandemic. the new study all pa

once housed refugees who fled if you're pierced them and in the 980 s. . now some 9000 people have saved themselves once again. but this time it's because of war. in this hospital, people wait for hours before receiving treatment. like i got it, she, her baby and her father escaped the war in the town of i was afraid because the bombs kept falling for 3 days. we just left without money, without clothes. it took 10 days to come here. and now we here in sudan. we've been in the scam for 3 days. we don't have any shelter that's the moment her father has terminal cancer. since they got out he hasn't received his medication. the u.n. refugee agency is bracing for more refugees crossing the border from ethiopia. people need the thing from water, food, and shelter. so at the moment we are catering for over 9000 people and the whole me that's not enough. and it's children who are suffering the most. it's estimated that hard of the refugees are children. many of them need medical treatment like 5 months old. he's been coughing and has had diarrhea since days. i can

pierce and also mr. gordon we just heard the rate adjustment might be better but i listened to what you said and you said we need a better definition of basic service because we are still going to come up short is that correct? >> i think our concern is the railroads are increasingly indicating what the level of service will be based on the desire to meet the operating ratio goals so it's reduced the number of switches into different facilities and it's resulted in soybeans being shipped in long merchandise trains words taking twice as long as twice the cost unit trains used to be. >> i don't know what we do about this but i'm pretty frustrated with it across the sectors that is just because you have information and it says it is more cost-effective doesn't mean you are serving everybody's purpose by making the decisions that way and i definitely think as you said given the duopoly or a don't even know if it is a duopoly that minimal choice i just know this i'm a big supporter of being able to ship produ

ruptured a gas main near alamo square park which fed the flame on fulton street between steiner and pierce. one person was hurt but the fire department tells us the injuries are minor, thank goodness. right now dozens of people who had to evacuate are waiting to be allowed to return home. pg&e crews are working to make sure everyone is safe. >> in the south bay the san jose sharks are raising a number of concerns about new development projects near s.a.p. center which they say could spell trouble for the team's success in the downtown core. >> reporter: as more details surrounding google's downtown west development are beginning to emerge the san jose sharks are asking the public to weigh in about the future of the massive project which is adjacent to the s.a.p. center. >> as it looks like it's going, the arena might become infeasible at some point in the future. it might be impossible to host a concert. it might be impossible to host a hockey game. if that were to come true then we would be forced to leave. >> the president of sharks sports and entertainment is raising concerns about stre