let's begin this conversation with polly.nt, polly, do you believe that what the government is proposing will solve the problem with social care, which we have been discussing in this country for years? yes, government after government has failed to grasp it. at least this government has come up with something, but the something isn't nearly enough and it doesn't begin to be a plan. most of the money it is using will go to compensating richer families who are paying at the moment so that they pay a bit less. they will still be paying. i think a lot of people will be quite shocked to find they are still paying up to £86,000, but at least they get some compensation. lots of people will still have to sell their homes to pay for their care, though borisjohnson had promised that nobody would. and there will be very little left over for what is really the most important question, which is the very low quality of care. nearly 2 million people who are not getting any care who would have qualified a decade ago, but the threshold has b

let's begin this conversation with polly. what extent, polly toynbee, do you believe what the government is proposing will solve the problem with social care, which we have been discussing in this country for years? discussing in this country for ears? , ,., ., years? yes, government after government — years? yes, government after government has _ years? yes, government after government has failed - years? yes, government after government has failed to - years? yes, government after| government has failed to grasp years? yes, government after - government has failed to grasp it. at least this government has come up with something, but the something is nearly enough —— isn't nearly enough and it doesn't begin to plan. most of the money it is using will go to compensating richerfamilies of the money it is using will go to compensating richer families who are paying at the moment so that they paying at the moment so that they pay a bit less. they will still be paying. i think a lot of people are quite shocked to find they are st

polly and michael, many thanks. not often _ these plans. polly and michael, many thanks.hanks. not often that we have - these plans. polly and michael, many thanks. not often that we have one . thanks. not often that we have one story on every front page, but i think we devoted the whole review to one story. it is a pretty seismically important story. that's it for the papers. if you're in the uk, polly mackenzie and michael booker will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now. good evening, i'm mimi fawaz, and this is your sports news. scotland's chances of reaching next year's world cup in qatar have been boosted tonight with a vital1—0 win over austria in vienna. lyndon dykes scored the goal, a penalty in the 30th minute. but it was a lively and open game — as katie gornall reports. in vienna, scotland were at a crossroads on their world cup journey. this, they said, was a game they couldn't afford to lose. no—one was expecting an easy ride. just a point separated scotland and austri

so let's start off with polly, and will it cost votes? that's a good question. will it cost votes? , ., , will it cost votes? that's a good cuestion. ~ �*, . , ., , question. well, it's a big gamble and it's on _ question. well, it's a big gamble and it's on all— question. well, it's a big gamble and it's on all the _ question. well, it's a big gamble and it's on all the front - question. well, it's a big gamble and it's on all the front pages, . and it's on all the front pages, because this is a massive deal for the government to have done this, to have broken those manifesto pledges — one should question why they made those pledges in the first place whilst also promising to fix social care. but we are where we are, we've had a pandemic. at the moment, i think they are likely to get away with it, actually. there is a sort of mash magic trick about national insurance rather than income tax, which tells a story to voters that's affection, but it nonetheless feels like an act of solidarity where you pay in and get something out. and people of course are up for funding are nhs, it's

wayne the best pet name in alll of presidential history that was the pet of president taft and polly wayne grazed on the white house grounds as well as the grounds of the eisenhower office building and she was something of a local celebrity. she was interviewed by members of the press. she never really said much but it was a good time. everybody liked our very much and as senator had heard that the president is here to say was probably the largest president is not a small man. >> 300 pounds or so? >> he apparently was having trouble getting enough fresh milk and being a good representative for the dairy state he sent the president ,polly wayne and the president loved our very much. he did not generally travel. she did provide milk and she was a pet but one of the few times she traveled she traveled by our own personal railroad car so she traveled first class. the problem with this issue was going to state fairs as a favor from the president and somewhere along the line our train car was detached and on its way to the chicago stockyard in a different train and was caught just in the o

thank you, polly mackenzie and michael booker. goodbye for now.s, they said, was a game they couldn't afford to lose. no—one was expecting an easy ride. just a point separated scotland and austria at kick—off, with both teams desperate to land the first blow. chances flowed and lyndon dykes rose. nothing that time, but in this frantic first half, another opportunity for scotland wasn't far behind. the referee decided che adams had been hauled down, and so dykes stepped up. it's lyndon dykes! yes! this time, he did beat the keeper. after the break, austria grew increasingly frustrated. the tension rose, the pressure was starting to show. austria outperformed scotland at the euros, but here they looked vulnerable. stephen 0'donnell nearly took advantage. but still, there was no margin for error, and thankfully for scotland, they had craig gordon to rely on. that save meant scotland hung on for a vital three points and a win that keeps the dream alive. katie gornall, bbc news. a bizarre late own—goal by nikola milenkovic gave the republic of ireland

nazis and fascists have no place in san polly to day. how many nukes has too many new america have in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are fewer regulations to own a tiger than there are to own a dog. how can this be happening? we take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line. ah, hello, i'm fully back to boy doha. with a look at our main stories on our jazeera israeli police have captured the last 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security facility police arrested when i deal in fi it in a command g in jeanine, in the occupied west bank and being a 2 week man hunt is really, prosecutors want to add an additional 15 years to each man sentence on charges that they were planning a new attack. harry foster has moved from west jerusalem. there were reports leaks that there was a military operation in the offing. according to the, one of the men themselves who called his father, the building they were in the eastern union, had been surrounded by the israeli mili

dan, for bend at an angry window, was off on polly different busy squawked so far out tomorrow, lucian guessed from her. gone. mister brighton and in march, 945 in britain. and the us enter into secret negotiations with germany to negotiate the surrender of german forces in northern italy, dissolving at schmidt, coleman. no, truly i. i'm dr. state your name and bob kelly and divest master for less dom it know for ended as creek is here for pretty stolen christian who was as of it as a leader in me, those of it or not in such a long it over 100 guys. i didn't find in his letter to president roosevelt stone, and openly accuses the allies of negotiating a separate peace with germany. already on his deathbed, roosevelt writes back, thank you, have the misinformed stuff, responds with our inform, into humble and honest people. casual position is more aggressive he approaches to us with his plans for operation, unthinkable and alliance of anglo saxons and nazis, and a massive bombing of soviet cities the creek. why no need send up. but still nice to me, disease our church, true. i turned in

this is polly despite being in germany, 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name, it has become one of the world's most iconic teams. and it's all down to their fans . but for them some poly transcends sports. for then, football is about politics, protest and music. these fancy themselves and the vanguard of a global struggle against and a phobia inequality, and racism with over $500.00 supporters clubs outside germany. they're able to spread their message far beyond their handbook home. but some police history is far from innocent. the club is sending out a warning about the rise in popularity of far right parties like the a, f, d. nazis and fascists have no place in san poly today. it's one of the, well, the most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people. and behind the death of many more. exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the name to many as the blood alliance. inside this, in a la carte house part 2 of a 2 part investigation, p

faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week of the campaign trail urging voters to recall the governor. the latest ballot tracking numbers show 26% of ballots have been returned faulkner hoping the message will resonate with those who have yet to turn them in at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> in the east bay. the contra costa county elections division is encouraging college students to also register to vote ahead of the recall election. >> khan forcefully took all has that story for us. >> election day is just one week away and college students at scene pleasant hill are excited to be a part of the process. we ought put in our voice and give her $0.2 in make change on tuesday. the contra costa county elections division teamed up with

probably the most difficult time of my life and i feel terribly for our classes only daughter polly a victim of a horrendous kidnapping from her front yard in petaluma. >> class now helping families when they undergo the trauma of a missing child with his class. kids foundation last year answering a 179 calls for assistance from 19 states. as for gammy's case class as the family is laser-focused on the right path. >> i believe that the family has to keep doing exactly what they're doing and work towards this singular goal of bringing gabby home and whether that's putting pressure on his family on they're doing very effectively, particularly with the letter that they wrote class talking about the potato families letter sent to gabby's fiance. brian who saw her last who isn't talking and has since hired an attorney. we. >> always expect our children to be there and for some inexplicable reason. there are no longer there. it it it takes you to probably the darkest place you could possibly goal psychologically and it becomes imperative that you you. you worked incessantly to try to uncove

faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death rowates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am a registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week of the campaign trail urging voters to recall the governor. the latest ballot tracking numbers show 26% of ballots have been returned faulkner hopilg the message today will resonate with those who have yet to turn them in. >> ahead of the governor's event tomorrow with vice president kamala harris faulkner has told me he doesn't think she or any other national leader can save gavin newsome at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> and here in san francisco, governor newsom visited supporters urging voters to vote no in the upcoming recall election. the governor stopped by the mission district where supporters were making phone calls to potential voters. governor newsom also spoke to the media, spent

faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week of the campaign trail urging voters to recall the governor. the latest ballot tracking numbers show 26% of ballots have been returned faulkner hoping the message today will resonate with those who have yet to turn them in. >> ahead of the governor's event tomorrow with vice president kamala harris faulkner has told me he doesn't think she or any other national leader can save gavin newsome at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> our election coverage continues in the east bay today. the contra costa county elections division made a stop in pleasant hill. and that's where kron 4 sleep to call tells us college students are being encouraged to register and vote. >> election day is just one week away

decided to spent six weeks at the college attending law lectures read he was probably there because polly ambler just happened to be in town at the time. and he wanted to have an excuse for hanging around her neck was his only education of six weeks. my law students would probably be envious. and yet, in the decade, he was one of the leading members of the bar in richmond, virginia. he was elected to the house of delegates appointed the youngest member of the executive council of the commonwealth of virginia. and as a legislature, he fought for laws of enslaved persons and allow intermarriage between man and had many americans and whites. and of the virginia conventions the constitution, there was james madison and john marshall, they were the two leading proponents for application. facing off against patrick and the first governor and a great hero of commonwealth. in madison it was a brilliant tereus. but he was a little too awkward and dirty to really be well-liked. marshall on the other hand wasn't sensible man who shows the delegates over his favorite richmond tavern in marshall manag

here's the take of our teeth, polly boys. one of america has made successful reporting on test, nicky, mon, and britain talk doctor slash pandemic, oracle. professor chris with the 2 people you never expected to utter the same sentence. it all started with the men gall earlier this week that had to be vaccinated. mickey didn't go to the man gall and said that it was because he didn't want to leave her baby. but she also tweeted saying that she wouldn't get back to attend the medical lab and that if she was going to get back, it would only be off the she's done enough research in her was after which she presented to tweet in great detail about a friend of a cousin of hud in trinidad not tweeted to had 22000000 followers. his testicles became swollen, his friend was weeks away from getting married. now the girl called off the wedding . so just pray on it and make sure you're comfortable with your decision. not solid . the story for and mary adds of mean. and nicky cousins, friend is definitely going to become some sort of pop c

was betrayed, polly feels the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from a structuring partnership with australia at the time when we are facing unprecedented challenges in the, in the pacific region shows a lack of coherence that france can only note and regret, so instead of failure have find the security parks with the united kingdom and the united states overgrown and consent over china and its regional dominant onto this deal. then what it all really entails is that all 3 nations will be sharing secrets and data and information on a strategic level on areas, including artificial intelligence, cyber security, and also nuclear defense. part of this, we'll see that australia will now acquire a nuclear submarine making the 7th country in the world to get a nucleus. just the last time that the united states allowed such capabilities was right here to the united kingdom some decades ago. so very grand gesture, indeed. however, it's not just the likes of france quite upset by the signing of this new security parks, but neighboring countries like new zea

polly arena has been traveling from watsonville every week to sell his organic produce here for morethan a decade, he says, while he routinely sells at other farmers markets, there's something special about the mission community market. this is a unique market for us. it's like a family type market for you can see the kids with. their parents are so the kids when they leave the school, they won't buy. it's a secure market, though. and we really enjoy it with all the fresh fruits and vegetables. the mission community market is seasonal, running from three till seven on thursdays from march through november in san francisco, christian captain ktvu fox two news. and that'll do it for us tonight. thanks so much for joining us sports wrap with jason and if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out turns into the scent of home. where cacique inspires you to add your ow

goodbye and ah, this is polly. despite being in germany, 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name, it has become one of the world's most iconic teams. and it's all down to their fans . but for them send poly transcends sport. for then, football is about politics, protests and music. these fancy themselves in the vanguard of a global struggle against a phobia inequality and racism with over $500.00 supporters clubs outside germany. they're able to spread their message far beyond their handbook home. but some police history is far from innocent. the club is sending out a warning about the rise in popularity of far right parties like the a, f, d. nazis and fascists have no place in san poly today. al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot, the 1st un envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler help save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east? killing the count on algebra. on the st

are you still with the woman jealously polly? i mean, just connected to that tree. paul keisha was so they want to see to make it closed because the whole proceedings to show some secret evidence they didn't show it to us, but they've accused us the same family story promotion for the boys and the same group all the same with the an age, 17 flight and the higgs, hey court was to when you know, when you get close, go say they have reason to trust the us who said that they have a satellite images which prove that it was done by russia on use it just but they would never demonstrated the evidence to anyone. and the dutch code, i believe it's fine and the us said that we need to trust them. sure thing to remember, schwartzenegger said not arch or fraud. i said for us, can you trust me? he is german accent, but usually, but remember, mr. reagan, you had a famous close trust but verify. so just want to have that verification for that sort of a quarter. we provided all the data from a rated so much more of a ukraine to no one to share the re, to data. they say, which is th

this is polly. despite being in germany, 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name, it has become one of the world's most iconic teams. and it's all down to their fans . but for them send poly transcends sport. for then, football is about politics, protests and music. these fancy themselves in the vanguard of a global struggle against a phobia inequality and racism with over $500.00 supporters clubs out germany. they're able to spread their message far beyond their hamburg home. but some police history is far from innocent. the club is sending out a warning about the rise in popularity of far right parties like the a, f, d. nazis and fascists have no place in san poly today. my name is sandra ball. i'm the person in the county can find out who's it? who bought for the live mechanic was shop. you will see that you said your god left her baby. i might not do that. is it possible? just remember on the to nothing. my nigerian women are strong with my, my dear, and i do there. ah, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. and so no

he was probably there because polly ambler just happened to be in williamstown at the time and he wanted to have an excuse for hanging around her. that was his only legal education, six weeks . my law students would probably be envious. and yet, within the decade, he was one of the leading members of the bar inrichmond virginia . he was elected to the house of delegates, going to the youngest member of the executive council of the commonwealth of virginia and as alegislator , he fought for laws to liberalize the manumission of enslaved persons and allow intermarriage between native americans and whites. and at the virginia convention to ratify the constitution, there was james madison and john marshall, they were the two leading proponents for ratification facing off against patrick henry, the first governor and a great hero . madison was a brilliant theorist. but he was a little too dour and awkward and nerdy to really be well-liked. marshall on the other hand was the indispensable man who choose the delegates over drinks at his favorite richmond tower. marshall managed to persuade just

hey, polly. oops, sorry. sorry. i started biking to work. josh does it.money. it keeps me in shape. helps the environment. and now i know it makes me really sweaty for work. nice basket. thank you. now, a lot of people say that kelly is one in a million. and that's true, but it's also not true. because, frankly, there are literally billions of people just like kelly in the world. here are some famous indians. subrahmanyan chandrasekhar. he is a nobel-prize-winning physicist. impressive. apu, from the simpsons. hilarious indian. m. night shyamalan. the village, unbreakable, sixth sense. i see dead people. okay! spoiler alert. he was dead the whole time. just stop it! what's-- oh, wha-- [laughs] where did that come from? karen, my chips got stuck in the vending machine again. i need your... skinny little arms. oh. yeah, i shook it, i shook it. shake it? we have such a roller coaster thing, karen and i. excuse me? roller-coastery friendship. hot and cold. on again, off again. sexual-tension-filled type of deal. it's very sam and diane. wow. from cheers. yep.

china then you got supply chain issues that persist especially since china is the world's dominant pollyducer the white house has banned the import over some of the materials over the use of forced labor. freight costs going up steel prices going up and a persistent macro interest rate hikes. not necessarily in the united states possibly in europe solar projects need to be funded with low interest debt in order to compete with fossil fuels if rates climb, there's less of an incentive to go solar, but it's not all negative as we know so today here in the united states, over 3% of the grid is sourced from solar energy. president biden aims for the united states to be 40% solar sourced by 2025. the only small issue is the lack of details on how we're going to achieve that goal. >> there's a long way to go and he wants, what, 80% of the nation's energy in total to be non fossil or carbon creating by i believe it's 2035. so that means solar. wind, hydro. >> and you can get the electricity at night, too. what is the president, the administration, doing to change and help those u.s. supply chai

his mother polycom stock was a direct -- polly comstock was a direct descendant of the puritans. fought in the civil war. his brother samuel died in service. he enlisted afterwards. he appears from his civil war diaries to have felt obsessively guilty about things. we think some of his animus towards obscenity came from the fact that during the civil war men were passing around books and pictures and this kind of thing because it had become cheaper to mail these kinds of materials. he moved to new york around 1867, 1868, like many young veterans, and he wanted to become a dry goods salesman, but because he was interacting a lot with other men his age who were visiting prostitutes and pursuing what was called sporting life, sporting culture, which included boxing billiards, is aen loos, bar -- saloons, bars, there's another book that talks about all of this. he became very bothered by the men pursuit of vice. through a series of kind of small world coincidences, he was able to befriend the [inaudible] of the ymca which was founded in this country in 1852. and through the connectio

. -- polly comstock. he appears from his civil war diaries, we think some of his animus towards -- came from the fact that during the civil war men were passing around books, pictures, and this kind of thing, because it had become cheaper for those materials. he moved to new york around 1867, 1868, like many young veterans and he wanted to become a dry good salesmen, but because he was interacting a lot with other men his age who were visiting prostitutes, which included saloons, bars, the wonderful book [inaudible] talks about all of this. he became very bothered by this. through his series kind of small world coincidences, he was able to befriend the [inaudible] ymca which was founded in this country in 1852. through the connections that he made to those guys, who included samuel colgate, a name you might know from your toothpaste tube, he was sent to washington in 1872 and 1873 and got this law passed that became known as the comstock law even though it has a much longer and more complicated name. he w

polly is live with why certain areas might be more impact -- our correspondent is live with more. >>fficials are begging you not to drive here but to take public transportation. so you can try to help cut down on the ozone pollution. officials are expecting to see higher than normal levels of ozone pollution. we also have a projected smoke forecast model by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration to show you how smoke from the fire in the the national forest could impact the bay area. >> are forecasters are working day-to-day to make that call. that's the challenge, is this a one-day episode? or will we have air quality issues if the ozone levels go down? >> today's the 14th spare the air day, in addition to the 22 advisories for poor air quality. it's better than last year when we had 52 alert days. if you are not coming here, but spending the day in the east or south bay, the high ozone levels are supposed to be worse. it is advised that you stay indoors, especially this afternoon with breathing issues. those could really be upset by today's air quality. amy hollyfield,

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probably the most difficult time of my life and i feel terribly for our classes only daughter polly a victim of a horrendous kidnapping from her front yard in petaluma. >> class now helping families when they undergo the trauma of a missing child with his class. kids foundation last year answering a 179 calls for assistance from 19 states. as for gammy's case class as the family is laser-focused on the right path. >> i believe that the family has to keep doing exactly what they're doing and work towards this singular goal of bringing gabby home and whether that's putting pressure on his family on se. they're doing very effectively, particularly with the letter that they wrote class talking about the potato families letter sent to gabby's fiance. brian who saw her last who isn't talking and has since hired an attorney. we. always expect our children to be there. and for some inexplicable reason. there are no longer there. it it it takes you to probably the darkest place you could possibly goal psychologically and it becomes imperative that you you. you worked incessantly to try to unco

only daughter polly was the victim of a horrendous kidnapping from her home in petaluma. >> her father saying that the absolute only thing that matters is finding gabby was a reflection of the kinds of things that i was saying when my daughter was missing. but i believe that the family has to keep doing exactly what they're doing and work towards this singular goal of bringing gabby home and whether that's putting pressure on his family on they're doing very effectively, particularly with the letter that they wrote. >> police say ryan laundry drove the ford transit van back to florida on september. first alone potatoes, family filed a missing persons report last saturday with police in suffolk county, new york. laundries attorney says the laundry families hoping for potato safe return. but he's also asked that family not to talk with police. live in the studio. ken wayne kron 4 news. thank you. can on the peninsula. the driver who died when his car flew off double slide has been identified as a san francisco resident. this stretch of highway one in pacifica is known to be very dangerou

probably the most difficult time of my life and i feel terribly for our classes only daughter polly avictim of a horrendous kidnapping from her front yard in petaluma. >> class now helping families when they undergo the trauma of a missing child with his class. kids foundation last year answering a 179 calls for assistance from 19 states. as for gammy's case class as the family is laser-focused on the right path. >> i believe that the family has to keep doing exactly what they're doing and work towards this singular goal of bringing gabby home and whether that's putting pressure on his family on they're doing very effectively, particularly with the letter that they wrote class talking about the potato families letter sent to gabby's fiance. brian who saw her last who isn't talking and has since hired an attorney. we. always expect our children to be there. and for some inexplicable reason. there are no longer there. it it it takes you to probably the darkest place you could possibly go. psychologically and it becomes imperative that you you. you worked incessantly to try to uncover th

faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week of the campaign trail urging voters to recall the governor. the latest ballot tracking numbers show 26% of ballots have been returned faulkner hoping the message will resonate with those who have yet to turn them in at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> well, the contra costa county elections division is encouraging college students to register. >> 2 vote. they've teamed up with the league of women voters in pleasant hill. in educate students about the voting process and what they need to do. county election officials say 35% of mail in ballots have already been returned, but turnout may not reach 85% like it did in the november election. >> very pleased with the turnout so far. it's already ab

polly arena has been traveling from watsonville every week to sell his organic produce here for morethan a decade, he says while he routinely sells at other farmers markets, there's something special about the mission community market. this is a unique market for us. it's like a family type market for you can see the kids with their parents or the kids. when they leave the school. they won't ah, it's just like your market on and, uh we're really enjoy it with all the fresh. roots and vegetables. the mission community market is seasonal, running from three till seven on thursdays from march through november in san francisco, christian captain ktvu fox two news. oh all right. let's take a look at the daytime highs from today was 78 fairfield 77, danny aachen, 78 liver marshall temperatures down a couple more degrees today, you know, yesterday dropped the bunch. and today i dropped a few more temperatures tomorrow warm a couple of degrees. so that's good. but then it cools off again for the weekend for saturday and sunday in that opportunity for a few sprinkles. here's the model the lon

polly was one of them telling us that reactions to his flag were mixed. quite few people game being give me thumbs you know, some people look, some people laugh. >> some people in thumbs down. you know, it is what it is or a has a right to free speech. >> about 5 o'clock this afternoon. air force one left the runway to many onlookers james and all was not going to miss out on this let's almost like once in a lifetime, you know, it is hot and is the president really come to sacramento. >> again. that was eric rucker reporting for us tonight. meantime, concern is growing among democrats after west virginia senator joe mansion said he won't support the reconsider right reconsideration reconciliation package, a panel of house democrats is rolling out several ways to try to fund the 3.5 trillion dollar bill, including raising the corporate tax rate from 21% to 26.5% raising taxes for people. generally who make more than $400,000 a year and even proposing some tobacco and nicotine taxes. mansion says the cost is still too high calling instead for a one to one 0

probably the most difficult time of my life and i feel terribly for our classes only daughter polly a victim of a horrendous kidnapping from her front yard in petaluma. >> class now helping families when they undergo the trauma of a missing child with his class. kids foundation last year answering a 179 calls for assistance from 19 states. as for gammy's case class as the family is laser-focused on the right path. >> i believe that the family has to keep doing exactly what they're doing and work towards this singular goal of bringing gabby home and whether that's putting pressure on his family on they're doing very effectively, particularly with the letter that they wrote class talking about the potato families letter sent to gabby's fiance. brian who saw her last who isn't talking and has since hired an attorney. we. always expect our children to be there. and for some inexplicable reason. there are no longer there. it it it takes you to probably the darkest place you could possibly goal psychologically and it becomes imperative that you you. you worked incessantly to try to uncover

faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am a registered democrat. i probably more alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week of the campaign trail urging voters to recall the governor. the latest ballot tracking numbers show 26% of ballots have been returned faulkner hoping the message today will resonate with those who have yet to turn them in. >> now ahead of vice president kamala harris's visit to california tomorrow to campaign with the governor kevin faulkner has told me that he doesn't think she or any other national leader can save governor gavin newsome at state capitol ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> our coverage of the recall election continues on kron 4 dot com scan. the qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to our web page where you can get the latest on the candidates as well as those details on how to cast y

polly arena has been traveling from watsonville every week to sell his organic produce here for moreells at other farmers markets, there's something special about the mission community market. this is a unique market for us. it's like a family type market for you can see the kids with their parents or kids when they leave the school they won't buy. it's just like your market on and, uh we're really enjoy it with all the fresh roots and vegetables. the mission community market is seasonal, running from three till seven on thursdays from march through november. in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. all right, i hope you had a nice steak. chili day out there. temperatures dropped another few degrees. remember yesterday we had a big drop in temperatures today a couple more. the weekend showers mainly north, but that's good with me. we might see if he sprinkles around here on sunday, and then you get the offshore flow again. that pattern back it up. just get used to this. this is the fall pattern. the low comes in. well maybe range. maybe it doesn't. but we know pretty sur

probably the most difficult time of my life and i feel terribly for our classes only daughter polly aus kidnapping from her front yard in petaluma. >> class now helping families when they undergo the trauma of a missing child with his class. kids foundation last year answering a 179 calls for assistance from 19 states. as for gammy's case class as the family is laser-focused on the right path. >> i believe that the family has to keep doing exactly what they're doing and work towards this singular goal of bringing gabby home and whether that's putting pressure on his family on se. they're doing very effectively, particularly with the letter that they wrote class talking about the potato families letter sent to gabby's fiance. brian who saw her last who isn't talking and has since hired an attorney. we. always expect our children to be there. and for some inexplicable reason. there are no longer there. it it it takes you to probably the darkest place you could possibly goal psychologically and it becomes imperative that you you. you work incessantly to try to uncover the mystery or to s

faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death rowates partisan about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week of the campaign trail urging voters to recall the governor. the latest ballot tracking numbers show 26% of ballots have been returned faulkner hoping the message today will resonate with those who have yet to turn them in. >> ahead of the governor's event tomorrow with vice president kamala harris faulkner has told me he doesn't think she or any other national leader can save gavin newsome at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> as the recall vote approaches, the contra costa county elections division is working at a fever pitch to get out the vote targeting college kids who have yet to register for the upcoming election. the contra costa county elections division teamed up with the league of women voters in pl

supply is way behind demand on some fronts, i think we'll see inflation to the point where polly officials might have to react more aggressively. investors might get more fearful behind the curve so far that could be a next year event. charles: yeah. the imf pointing out it is a lot worse, a lot more of a problem in this country particularly with things like used car. jim, always appreciate the conversations with you. i want to bring in from the kaltbaum capital management gary kaltbaum along with advisor groups chief market strategist phil blancato. guys, let's bring up that conversation. transitory timelines and toss in there there is a lot of speculation jay powell will be reappointed this week. start with you, gary, transitory meaning two years? they're saying measured in quarters. maybe we have to measure in years. if powell get the nod this week what happens to markets? >> by the way i love the fact that people never saw the inflation coming now telling us where it will be in two years. charles: [laughter]. >> i think there is some prices that are going to stay up for a while, whethe

faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am a registered democrat. i probably more alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week of the campaign trail urging voters to recall the governor. the latest ballot tracking numbers show 26% of ballots have been returned faulkner hoping the message today will resonate with those who have yet to turn them in. >> ahead of the governor's event tomorrow with vice president kamala harris faulkner has told me he doesn't think she or any other national leader can save gavin newsome at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> the contra costa county elections division is working at a fever pitch to try to get out the vote specifically targeting college students who have yet to register for the upcoming gubernatorial election, not caused county elections division teamed up with the league of women

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