in pittsburg, karina.en news. >> and engineers say the plant is a model that could soon be duplicated at other sites all around the state. we'll keep an eye on that. >> certainly will. and sandy is keeping an eye on the weather, which is hot, hot, hot. >> sandy. when is the break coming? >> i think you'll start to notice a little bit of a break in the temperatures tomorrow, but you're still going to feel it inland. let me show you the statewide numbers right now. we're not the only ones dealing with the heat. it is hot down south palm springs. needles, 105 99, in redding 96, sacramento. san luis obispo, 90 degrees. heat advisories. excessive heat warnings covering a good portion of california includes us. these warnings and advisories extended until 11 p.m. tomorrow, so take it easy out there. definitely stay hydrated as we look at live doppler seven. no signs of fog out there. the sea breeze is picking up a bit tomorrow afternoon. it is going to get hot inland, but those temperatures are not going to be q

. >> are some places some places are seeing triple digits right now, including pittsburg, livermore and fremont santa rosa getting very is nevada. we'll see if they get up there when we come back. >> we continue our coverage now of the heat wave. kyle have our forecast in just a few minutes. but first, winning over now to another big story, which is the november election. the vice presidential candidates dove into policy in a debate that's likely to be the last of this election cycle. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt takes us inside the post debate conversation. >> with 5 weeks until election day, the vice presidential candidates fought to make their mark on the debate stage >> contrast republican congresswoman elise stefanik was quick to declare a winner. this was an overwhelming dominating performance by jd vance. i think american people he spoke directly to them about issues that matter. but democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett argue governor walz was more authentic and truthful. we need answers. we don't need an son. >> and we get answers from governor was bought.

the biggest natural gas recycling plant in california was dedicated today at a landfill in pittsburg. >> new at six ktvu tom vacar was at the dedication of this high tech environmental effort. one. >> sitting in the middle of the massive 2600 acre republic services, keller canyon landfill is this remarkable brand new, $100 million recycling center that harvests natural gas from the decaying garbage within its depths. it captures the methane gas, a greenhouse gas, before it can get into the atmosphere and fuel climate change. >> heating reductions we achieve now will have instant benefits for the climate, and there's no option. like we all produce methane, we cannot stop the production of methane because it's a biological process. >> it hooks directly up to pge, has vast pipeline network for use throughout the system, adding 25% more recycled gas to pge, recycled gas supply. >> this one facility will represent 1,000,000,000 cubic feet of gas per year that we're able to capture and send downstream to our system. >> that's enough gas from just this one landfill to supply as many as 6500

but cooler temperatures near 100 in concord, pittsburg, antioch and brentwood. 101 livermore 100 degrees. so we're going to start noticing the cooling mostly along the coast tomorrow. and then by tuesday we'll start to notice it for everybody. notice we get out of the triple digits. we finally drop into the 90s for the inland areas, and then even around san francisco, mid 70s and at the beaches. we'll see some mid 60s. the cooling continues on wednesday and even into thursday. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so another hot day mainly inland temperatures really moderate on tuesday. fog returns on wednesday. and then we're tracking even a slight chance of rain for possibly next saturday. we'll be back after this break. >> and welcome to sports from levi's stadium. starting to cool down a little bit, but today marked the hottest game ever in the history of this stadium. the niners and cardinals kicked off the game 91 degrees at times in the game. during the middle of it got to the low one hundreds and irish not only battling the cardinals but the heat here at levi's stadium.

pittsburg, california. baby alien says he had just finished the shoot when the smoke shop owner invited him to check out his other businesses on the street. that's when men with ak 47 seconds pulled up and chased the social media star and his girlfriend inside. el chivo smoke shop. all of a sudden, me and baby alien are against a wall with

estos estarán en ciudades, por ejemplo richmond, pittsburg y oakley. increíble.ive en richmond y le gustaría poner al pequeño ramiro en el mismo programa de cuidado infantil en el que tuvo a su hija. pero me queda muy lejos, hasta donde la llevaba, hasta berkley y pues si se me es me es algo complicado porque aparte no manejo lo que ella no sabe es que ahora hay 220 nuevos cupos disponibles de cuidado infantil subsidiado en su área a través de la organización de united council unity council. acaba de recibir una beca de 4.2 millones de dólares para poder servir a 220 más familias con programas de head start y early head start. 88 de estos cupos son para niños de preescolar entre los 3 y 5 años de edad. 132 más serán para preescolar temprano que cubre a todos los menores de 3 años. el balbucea sobre la calle mcdonald en richmond. será una de las organizaciones proveedoras que ampliará sus servicios que tenemos espacio para 32 familias que tengan niños entre 2 y 5 años para que vengan a inscribirse. el programa no solo se expandirá en richmond, pero también en pitt

this is the keller canyon rng facility in pittsburg. companies behind the facility, republic services and ameresco will work with pg&e to convert landfill waste into renewable natural gas. officials say this will cut emissions to the same degree as getting 30,000 cars off the road every year. i hope that after your time here today, you two will believe in a world where renewable energy projects like this one should not be the exception, but it should be the norm. this is the largest plant of its kind in california. today, speaker said that the project marks another solution to our climate crisis. san francisco mayor london breed says her plans to increase police staffing are working. all right. calarts. good morning. take your seats. kearny street. take your seats. take your seats. today, the department introduced its largest academy class since 2018 with 50 new recruits. classes, 22% women and 78% men. last year, brie negotiated a new contract with the police officers association, giving sfpd one of the highest starting salaries in the

pittsburg, california. baby alien says he had just finished the shoot when the smoke shop owner invited him to check out his other businesses on the street. that's when men with ak 47 seconds pulled up and chased the social media star and his girlfriend inside. el chivo smoke shop. all of a sudden, me and baby alien are against a wall with two guys with masks in front of us. and they just started like. like hitting my girl on her legs and stuff. they started hitting my head like i got my head is cracked right now. like it's still cracked. they cracked my head in four different spots. baby alien says he suffered serious injuries to the head, and the men robbed him of his jewelry and belongings. they took his necklace. they took his bracelet. his. all his rings. they were going directly towards him. so it definitely was something planned because it was a lot of them. investigators say they have arrested three men and a teenager who they say face second degree robbery and assault weapon charges. it's a moment

and this is where we still see the heat, but closer to 100 degrees in concord, pittsburg, antioch, brentwood and also in livermore. let's jump ahead to tuesday where we get more relief. notice the triple digits are gone inland areas in the 90s, but san francisco still warm at 75. san rafael 87. then wednesday we continue to drop and drop even more on thursday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so still another hot day. but notice cooling at the coast and then temperatures really moderate. really more significant relief on tuesday. so we'll be coming down by another ten degrees. cooling continues. we start to see partly cloudy conditions return. even some fog tuesday night into wednesday morning. so that will be a nice sight. and then we're still tracking a chance of rain. about 30% chance right now for saturday. >> still early though. >> yes it can change. >> can change. well coming up, it is the end of an era for the a's and las vegas. the city's plans to say goodbye to an iconic casino a executives with the a's will be there to see it all happen. ironing out plans for their future

highway four slow through pittsburg bay point and concord, and 680 and 24 are also slow.s just routine stuff. however, 680 southbound, we had a crash right at 84 right there and all of a sudden, you know how that goes. that's for some reason there's always a crash there and traffic is backed up from dublin. vallecitos road is really slow, so it's one of those mornings where it's like, oh 880 is very, very slow. heading from hayward into fremont. so you still have some tough work to do if you're driving that way. 750 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> sal thank you sir. we'll get right to it here. it's a rainbow wednesday morning. no doubt about it. many will start with patrick and redwood shores. thank you. patrick. rainbow with light sprinkles in redwood shores. and our good friend heidi. good morning. steve. big raindrops here in antioch. love the smell of petrichor. can't say i blame you. it's been dry soil, but with rain on it, you get that smell from that system moving through right there. so a few light showers, you know, maybe a sprinkle or light ra

. >> the biggest natural gas recycling plant in california is now open in pittsburg.0 million recycling center harvests natural gas from the decaying garbage that it manages. methane and other gases build up in the landfills over time, and this new facility captures the gases before they get into the atmosphere. that gas is then used as part of pg e's recycled supply of natural gas. >> in this case, we're carving out some of the landfill gas to power to create renewable electricity that powers the renewable natural gas plant. so it is it's fully circular. this facility here takes the equivalent of 30,000 cars off the road each and every year. >> there are currently about 400 of these facilities across the country, and that number is expected to double by the end of next year. >> our time now 554 the 40 niners getting ready to face two division rivals in just five days. now ahead of sunday's game against the arizona cardinals, injuries are piling up for the 40 niners. fred warner, george kittle, jacob cowing all were not practicing yesterday. luckily, all three are con

another one along highway 4 westbound just approaching pittsburg. >>> voters decide. this morning, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris are back out on the campaign trail with less than a month until election day. so the vice president is out west in nevada while former president donald trump will be in the state of pennsylvania. jarred hill reports this comes on the heels of harris' major media blitz and reports about former president trump's alleged contact with russian president vladimir putin many times during the pandemic. >> vice president kamala harris. >> reporter: ÷"the late show with stephen co lbert" the latest stop on the vice president erstwhile wind media tour working to distinguish herself from former president donald trump and president joe biden. >> i mean, i'm obviously not joe biden. >> i noticed. so that would be one change. >> reporter: harris quickly pivoting to her opponent commenting on new reporting in the early days of the pandemic, then president trump sent russian president vladimir putin covid-19 test machines. ac

we have a lot of folks coming off of highway four with the early start out of antioch, pittsburg bay, point all moving smoothly. 24 is the problem. point heading into orinda for the westbound commute direction, the rest of contra costa county and the rest of the map shows nothing unexpected outside of highway 24. back to you. thank you mike. we are now one month away from election day and vice president kamala harris travels to battleground michigan today after making a pitch to republicans and independent voters alongside liz cheney in wisconsin, former president donald trump heads to georgia to tour damage caused by hurricane helene today in the bay's alice barr joins us live from washington, and there will be no rest for anybody in the next month. alice. kris. we are in the stretch now where really these nominees are going to be picking up the pace on the campaign trail. as you noted, former president trump has refocusing on the hurricane storm damage zone today. as vice president, harris is looking for supporters from across the aisl. former president trump heads to georgia today

. >> watching big rigs roll up to the keller canyon landfill near pittsburg.uess they're helping to supply a new source of green energy for customers, but the organic material that's dumped at the landfill is now driving the largest waste conversion system of its kind in california. that's the thermal oxidizer. project developer jim beer from ameresco says the hum of the newly dedicated facility is the sound of methane and other compounds being refined into renewable natural gas. >> so this is a very sophisticated plant that's able to remove all the impurities of the raw landfill gas and turn it into renewable natural gas to meet p-g-and-e's pipeline specifications. >> he says the unique system combines two stages. first, an existing plant converts the landfill or biogas into electricity on site that electricity is then used to power the renewable natural gas plant. >> so this renewable natural gas project is the largest in california, and it's also the first one to be powered by a landfill gas electric plant. so it is unique in that aspect that it's the only

here's where we have the heat for one more day with 95 in pittsburg, 96 brentwood. the accuweather seven day forecast. the cooling continues tomorrow near average thursday. a sun and cloud mix on and off throughout the rest of the week. and then those shower chances arriving in time for the weekend. >> thank you lisa. now we're going to bring in ginger zee. she's live for us this morning in tampa with a look at what is happening with this next hurricane, which is going to hit tomorrow. ginger. >> yeah. reggie. amanda. it's great to be with you. so we're about 40 hours from landfalling major hurricane for the second time along the gulf coast in less than two weeks. so i'm in tampa. this is the convention center behind me. you can kind of see that water that looks like it's 12ft down in helene and in vidalia. lesser storms that went milton will be here. that seawall was breached. the convention into the city flooded. so now double that surge. and that's what we're warning about with milton not just here for tampa bay. i'm really particularly concerned for like a siest

. >> the biggest natural gas recycling plant in california was dedicated today at a landfill in pittsburgthe new $100 million recycling center harvests natural gas from the decaying garbage it manages methane and other gases built up at landfills over time, and this new facility captures the gases before they get up into the atmosphere. now that gas is then used as part of recycled supply of natural gas. the utility says the new plan will provide enough gas to supply as many as 6500 homes. in this case, we're carving out some of the landfill gas to power to create renewable electricity that powers the renewable natural gas plant. >> so it is it's fully circular. this facility here takes the equivalent of 30,000 cars off the road each. and every year. >> there are currently about 400 of these facilities across the country. and that number is expected to double here in the next 12 months. >> a hot day again today. a hot day again tomorrow. maybe not quite as hot. we had records today. we'll see records probably tomorrow as well. here are some of the numbers. just so you can kind of revisit

great big thank yous to rex clayton in pittsburg, cassie dingwell in tiburon. the marin and walnut creek. it was a rainbow kind of morning. roberta gonzalez here to look ahead at a pretty dramatic shift in the weather. roberta. >> yeah, and gasia, my email was just stacked with beautiful pictures in and around the bay area. and we really want to thank you all for sharing your neighborhood with us. and it felt like it was really raining today along portions of the peninsula, but the only thing i could come up with was a trace and accumulation at sfo. but you know what? even though we have a trace in concord, also at o, k and in santa rosa, it counts. it really does. and it dampens things, especially all the fuels that are extremely dry out there. this is the very fast moving cold front. and you can see that we are just on the tail end of this system as it continues to race to the east and lift to the north as well. and it appears at this particular time that we will see on the backside of this system here, right there, some gradual clearing of the sky. so you wi

just above it, though we do see highway 4 continuing to build up a lot out of antioch and toward pittsburg. point folks may be heading down kirker pass, so we're watching that top of the screen. highway 37 continues to build the extended, slowing there and now slowing across the bay bridge. no metering lights just yet. we'll see those in about five minutes, maybe less. the rest of the bay shows a nice easy drive of san jose starts. a little bit of slowing for 101. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it is 534 today. the sister of nima momeni is expected to continue her testimony in the high profile murder case of bob lee. kazama's. nima momeni first took the stand last thursday. she didn't finish her testimony and was not in court. will court rather wasn't in session on friday. prosecutors believe an incident involving cezar and lee led nima momeni to kill the cash app founder in april of 2023. the defense claims it was lee who first pulled out a knife, forcing nema to defend himself. hussar says that nema did not kill lee, but some of her answers to questions appear to be contradictor

highway four over on the right, some slowing in through pittsburg bay point and now in toward concord. 242 still showing speeds pretty good in the southbound direction. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza shot, it looks like there's a little more traffic flow than yesterday being a holiday for some. and this is a tuesday, so we expect a bigger backup to start earlier. back to you. thanks, mike. the fremont fire department investigating what caused a driver behind the wheel of a tesla to crash into an apartment building, which caught fire today in the bay's. bob redell joins us live from the scene there. and, bob, how is that driver doing this morning? don't know the condition of the driver. marcus and laura, we are still trying to confirm whether or not that driver actually got out of the car alive. our colleague pete suratos, who was on the scene here last night of this crash behind me here, this apartment complex in fremont. he says he was told the driver was still in the car and that there was no obvious attempt to immediately pull that person out, suggesting that they might not h

it says that that money will help expand home based services into bay point, pittsburg, antioch, richmond san pablo in addition, the council will also provide childcare services at centers in richmond and oakley in partnership with the ywca, beating the heat just ahead at 6:00 this morning. we will continue to track this october heat wave, including where many in the bay area are heading to stay cool this week. and don't forget nbc bay area streams 24/7. you can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or other streaming platforms, including nbcbayarea.com. take us with you on the go with our nbc bay area app. a lot more news ahead on this thursday morning. it's 556. you're watching toda promising to retaliate against iran as its airstrikes on lebanon intensify. overnight, we have an update on one bay area man's race to get out to safety. plus, sending help after the devastation from hurricane helene after the historic storm's landfall last week. the assistance, one local nonprofit, is providing for those left with nothing. to escape? definitely i saw the temperatures here were going to be pr

. >> the largest natural gas recycling plant in california is now open in pittsburg. harvests natural gas from the decaying garbage it manages. methane and other gases build up in landfills over time. the new facility captures the gases before they get into the atmosphere. the gas is then used as part of recycled supply of natural gas. >> in this case, we're carving out some of the landfill gas to power to create renewable electricity that powers the renewable natural gas plant. so it is it's fully circular. this facility here takes the equivalent of 30,000 cars off the road each and every year. >> there are currently about 400 of these facilities nationwide. the number is expected to double by the end of next year. >> rob bonta, california's attorney general, is suing the owners of seton medical center for breaking its agreement to provide crucial health care services. the lawsuit claims that acmc, based in southern california, violated its 2020 purchase agreement for seton medical center by closing seton coastside moss beach back in april. the lawsuit says the new o

from black hills state university in spearfish, south dakota, and went on to receive a degree from pittsburg state university and an ma in history from the university of massachusetts at amherst. all right. so now, without further ado, we will turn to our panelists, and then we will use a microphone so that you can ask some questions. so we will start today with alex. >> first of all, can you all hear me okay? before beginning, i would like to thank the conference organizers and event staff are making our panel possible. i would like to think my fellow panelists for being in conversation with me as i share some work invariably -- in very early stages. in a paper on sex, drugs, and society, elliott blackstone, a specialist with the san francisco police department offered a bleak perspective on prospects. to explain why so many of his girls sold sex in the downtown tenderloin neighborhood, blackstone emphasized hiring discrimination and transsexual women's failure at convincing -- convincingly embodying womanhood. they resort to prostitution, not for the pleasure of sex, but for economic survi

that's westbound, but still one there in between antioch and pittsburg. that's slowing the roll there. two on, as i mentioned, two on highway four, another on 242 in concord and another at the split at 680, which is just a mess going into 24, although it is slowing the roll on 24. so it's very, very busy in that corridor. let's go a little south of there. highway 680 south from 580 to sunol. multiple crashes. been a couple prior to this. so it's a slow roll from that interchange. 580 and 680. and then if you want to take highway 84 out of livermore, that shortcut that is gummed up as well, and look to your left as you can see, 880 southbound after that split to head off to the san mateo bridge, we got a crash there and yet another one up near castro valley as well. so a lot of traffic out there. and once you get to the bay bridge, that is what you're looking at at 720 in the morning. let's talk a little weather where the temperatures are going hot in a big way. steve good morning. >> they are pretty fast here. we'll take a look in the city here right away

yet pittsburg says 62 alameda 61.n, north dublin, walnut creek, lafayette at 5330 truckee, south lake tahoe, mammoth 29. but it's going to get colder up in the mountains, especially as we head towards late thursday into friday and could be a little dusting of snow up there from a system that's coming in. it's taking a track more towards nevada than us so we could get some drizzle out of this wednesday evening into early thursday. i don't i'd be shocked to some rain, but it's close enough where we can mention it, but more likely over the mountains. now most of this should fall in the form of rain, but it's key is what's behind that. will the low set up in arizona, las vegas, southern california that will determine what kind of an offshore breeze we get. but maybe an inch or so of snow is being forecast on thursday. up in the mountains, two for tuesday has some fog, but more sun today really is the key. temperatures bumping up a little bit 6070s 80s. we'll get more cloud cover on wednesday into thursday, then sunny bree

and then highway four is slow from just west of antioch, through pittsburg and antioch.l the way to concord. i want to show you the traffic at the bay bridge is backed up, which is not unusual once you make it onto the span. it looks okay. speaking of looking okay, steve, better than okay, my man. looking good. >> it's not easy anymore, sal. >> no it's not. >> thank you sir. we'll get to the outlook here for today, tomorrow and your all important weekend. today looks good. sunn, warm tomorrow. i think it will be warm again. maybe a few high clouds. lots of clouds, especially on saturday. tropical clouds coming in. and then a system from the north on sunday. could give some light rain. i would think about santa rosa north and marin county north looks to be the line. i'll tackle it tomorrow. plenty of moisture coming across the pacific and there's a pretty good system stuck. just to the west of us. but it's all about hurricane, kristie. my goodness, from a tropical system to now, a category four, almost borderline category five. but it's not going to impact anyone. no thre

west southwest davis point, oakland, berkeley hills, pittsburg's all in there lucas valley, little northerlya little northerly point raise in there. so eventually it will turn but 40s and 50s. half moon bay. at least that observation, because of a little breeze, is at 57, but santa rosa is 46. there are some temperatures that are running significantly cooler than yesterday, with santa rosa leading the way minus ten. we had cloud cover yesterday were mainly clear this morning, although the napa airport at 12 degrees is also showing fog. so there are some areas of fog out there right at 50 for north dublin 52, orinda pinole has dipped to 49, one of the few there. maybe a few more before we get to about 7 or 8:00. ther. that low digs south that high will build in. that will be the source of our october offshore wind that will kick in tonight and carry us through friday should start to really relax by saturday though. but everything really kicks in later. out to the out to the solano county area. look at fairfield. they can always get vacaville, fairfield, cordelia, they can get some pretty good

i mentioned highway four, pittsburg, concord, walnut creek. all pretty slow.s slow and approaching the richmond bridge. that seems to be slow all the way across. and then you go to the bay bridge and you see that traffic is backed up all the way out to the maze. when we go to the san mateo bridge, you see things are very slow as steve mentioned, going south. well, going south into san jose, that is all loaded up as well. just slightly better than yesterday though. 801 let's go back to the desk, sal. >> thank you so much. hurricane milton now. more coverage of that this morning continues to approach florida as a powerful category four storm. these are live pictures from the florida coast just outside of the tampa area. the storm could make landfall as soon as tonight with devastating winds and storm surge. much of the tampa bay area is now a ghost town, as people evacuate ahead of the storm. mandatory evacuations are in place for coastal communities like saint pete clearwater area. it's been less than two weeks since hurricane helene, and piles of debris still

some slow traffic in pittsburg bay point to concord. concord to walnut creek on 680. that's all pretty normal. and we've had some slow traffic on interstate 80. steve mentioned the bay bridge. it has been slower than usual because of earlier crashes. those crashes more than one, by the way, have been cleared up, but we still have slow traffic. let me pop up the bay bridge just to show you what it actually looks like. on the span. you can see things are better. at one point i was looking at a sea of red lights, but things are improving. 732. let's get back to the headlines. all right, sal, thank you. >> well, one of the measures california voters will decide next week is proposition two. it would authorize the state to issue $10 billion in bonds to pay for school repairs. ktvu ali rasmus is in the studio with us now to explain the arguments in support of it and against it. good morning alex. >> good morning dave. if california voters passed proposition two, the money would be distributed to public schools from kindergarten all the way through community colleges. the la

yes. 72 in brentwood and 71 in pittsburg. 34 truckee, south lake tahoe, 36.can't do better than this for october. if you want cooler weather, it may be a tough, tough, tall order here for about 3 to 5 days. it's just inland. does not look like there will be that much change. you know it will change sometime. just not yet. sunny and hot. crazy hot for some 90s to 100 today. >> wow. all right. dave, time. 652. a new study indicating a troubling link between anti-trans laws and a surge in suicide attempts among young people. what the experts believe is the reason why. right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian. see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning. gasia. hi, dave. >> we will, of course, stay on top of our big story today. and that is the extreme heat settling in all across the bay area. uncomfortable for most. potentially dangerous for many. coming up at seven, we'll help you stay cool and share how bay area firefighters are staying ready amid these difficult conditions. then a happy ending to a case of some goats that were

john in pittsburg, california. unsure. good morning, john. caller: hi. like the remarks that everyone has been leaving. to me, this election is so important. especially now. the thing is, i would say that if you are going to bet, if it's allowed or whatever, the maximum that you can win is one penny. the maximum you can win is one penny. that's it. otherwise, no. that is my opinion. host: would you bet, john? caller: no, i wouldn't do it at all. i'm just saying for those people who want to bet, you get maximum one penny. that's it. that goes to show you how i feel about it and i don't think it's right. not when you're talking about an election. horserace, maybe. sports, yeah. lottery tickets, sure. this is -- come on. it's not right. host: glenn in maryland. caller: good morning. like the other callers, i am in the same boat. we are so close to an election to talk about something so disgusting as betting on an election is un-american to me. that is how i feel about it. kamala harris and biden talk about backing unions. i am a broken down steel worker who

john in pittsburg, california. unsure. good morning, john. caller: hi. like the remarks that everyone has been leaving. to me, this election is so important. especially now. the thing is, i would say that if you are going to bet, if it's allowed or whatever, the maximum that you can win is one penny. the maximum you can win is one penny. that's it. otherwise, no. that is my opinion. host: would you bet, john? caller: no, i wouldn't do it at all. i'm just saying for those people who want to bet, you get maximum one penny. that's it. that goes to show you how i feel about it and i don't think it's right. not when you're talking about an election. horserace, maybe. sports, yeah. lottery tickets, sure. this is -- come on. it's not right. host: glenn in maryland. caller: good morning. like the other callers, i am in the same boat. we are so close to an election to talk about something so disgusting as betting on an election is un-american to me. that is how i feel about it. kamala harris and biden talk about backing unions. i am a broken down steel worker who

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