on that deadly night he recorded rosen bomb pushing around a flaming dumpster here. see here hernandez said rosenbaum became aggressive and confronted a group of men who came to the protests with assault style rifles just as rittenhouse did that's rosen balm in the maroon shirt. then later he claims he saw rosen bomb charge at rittenhouse from behind and lunge at him before rittenhouse reeled around and opened fire. rosen balm was the aggressor, not rittenhouse. >> did you observe him acting in an aggressive manner that you observed >> in no way, shape or form. the first time i saw kyle he de-escalated a situation. >> did you observe him pointing his firearm or threatening anybody with the firearm >> no. >> this is drone video of the rosen balm shooting. you can see him go up to ritte rittenhouse. the last shot in the back according to testimony when the prosecution got their chance to cross examine hernandez they questioned his credibility. nbc's meagan fitzgerald is covering the trial in kenosha and picks it up from there meagan >> reporter: yeah, shep. prosecutors

is told that if he replaces rosen with clark, there are going to be huge consequences.icials at the justice department would resign. there were probably going to be hundreds of other resignations of political appointees across the country as a result of this. it was a murder/suicide pact is the way this was described during this meeting. >> trump decided that the effort would not be worth the embarrassment of mass resignations and abandoned the plot. he then pinned hopes to overturn the election on mike pence based of a legal memo written by conservative attorney john eastman. >> let's talk about the john eastman memo. what was your reaction when you first heard about it? >> just breathtaking that you would have laid out such a clear game plan that so clearly violated the constitution. >> the eastman memo detailed a six-step plan for pence to throw the election to trump during the january 6th certification. it also called for pence to throw out all electors from seven states. and gavel president trump as reelected. eastman has since publicly tried to downplay his memo a

i'm going to start with you chairman rosen were stalled. i like someone that has a longer last name and the . i was honored to have you in minnesota. you came to talk about 911 many years ago and the importance of upgrading that could you talk about how you'll continue to make that in this changing world where people are making emergency calls by text and where we have people may be marooned in the middle of a snowstorm in minnesota and if there's cell phone goes off what happens. all these things keep happening in our state. firefighters being able to have actual plans before they go into a building. can you talk about your plans there ?>> thank you for the question. you may only call 911 once in your life but it's going to be the most important call you ever make and when you make it you want first responders to find you and we are on the cusp of updating 911 in this country to next-generation which will provide so much more functionality than just traditional voice. it could be video data and information that can help public safety addre

and trump told rosen the doj was failing to respond to reports of crime. >> rosen stood firm on thisent could do. >> trump also plotted with another justice department official jeffrey clark to oust the acting attorney general after rosen's repeated refusals to go along with trump's fraud lebts allegations. but that scheme immoded on january 3rd. >> this was a scene straight out of apprentice. trump has rosen and clark vie for the job of attorney general of the united states, and the president is told that if he replaces rosen with clark, there are going to be huge consequences, number of top officials at the justice department were going to resign, there were probably going to be hundreds of other resignations, political appointees across the country as a result of this. it was a murder/suicide pact is the way this was described during this meeting. >> trump abandoned the plot. he then pinned his hopes to overturn the election on mike pence based on a legal memo. let's talk about the eastman memo. what was your reaction when you first heard about it? >> just breath taking that you w

clark eventually informed acting attorney rosen that trump had offered to install him in rosen's placeurn down trump's offer if rosen would agree to sign the proof of concept letter. jeffrey clark has denied he plotted to oust the attorney general. he wouldn't sit down for a voluntary interview, but he was subpoenaed by the house investigating committee. so today clark appeared before the committee, and appeared before the panel for less than two hours. his attorney provided a letter saying mr. clark will abide by a future judicial decision, but for now he must decline to testify. clark's complete failure to cooperate today is unacceptable. we need the information that he is withholding and we are willing to take strong measures to hold him to his obligation. we have a national correspondent of politico who has been reporting on his deposition and she joins me now. betsy, do you have any sense of how the deposition itself went after the letter? >> that's right, the deposition clearly went quite badly. clark was in that room with his lawyer for no longer than 90 minutes. we know clark a

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rosen: thank you. i would like to move on to something else that really impacts nevada which is our grant. i want to talk to you about our urban area security initiative that really protects the city of las vegas and surrounding communities in the critical and for structure that supports our tourism economy. we silly, fema undertook what the agency called a comprehensive coordinated and collaborative review. including soliciting feedback from states to develop modifications. i am really pleased to see this because we know the threats continuously change and we need to be adapting along with it. i am pleased to see this. this is what the ministry there committed to me saying fema would be meaningfully involved in examining the methodology. we have to be sure that for nevada, the purpose is to enhance our preparedness and capability in high-risk and high density areas like the city of las vegas and other cities like that are really protected. we are able to double the grant when i was in the house of rep

rosen thought it was impractical. which really means he thought that calling was going to get nothing done. he was going to get roared at and achieve nothing. there's a reason why chris wray, the fbi director, seemed to have his head down during a lot of this experience. nobody -- nobody was willing to tell the emperor -- well, i take that back. nobody believed that telling the emperor of got to stop this was going to have a really solid chance of success. meanwhile at the white house, people who were very close to the president were begging mark meadows, get the president to stop this. people were begging ivanka trump to get your father to stop this. those were also impractical. they were not successful. >> i want to read for you, frank, a little bit more of what the reporting fleshes out about the disconnect between the intelligence and law enforcement response. capitol police director of intelligence jack donahue and july farman made a grim prediction in their final report that january 6th would be more dangerous t

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rosen: thank you. i've already voted, i was presiding in the chair. thank you, chairman. casey, of course, ranking member scott. this is a really important hearing. scams against seniors are nothing new and there are only increasing in scope and severity . and i appreciate you holding this important hearing and for all the witnesses here today for the important work that you do. nevada is no different than some of the other states and uh most other states and and we have a lot of challenges in health scams, particularly now of course with the pandemic. so you know, one of the challenges throughout the pandemic has just been the unchecked spread of misinformation, disinformation of course, resulting in an increase in scams, especially those targeted at seniors. in fact, according to the federal trade commission in 2020 -- commission, in 2020, citizens of nevada over the age of 60 lost more than $36.5 million to scams. it's a lot of money. some of the most common covid 19 scams in nevada related to those involving the creation and distribution of fake vaccine cards and cont

rosen balm started chasing him. that is the active shooter narrative that also follows after he shoots mr. rosen balm and then kills mr. hoover, who of course had the skateboard. this is all a matter of how you look at that video evidence, how do you think about what the witnesses said, what the defense has on its side and utilized in the context of his closing was, look, you heard from all these people who said it was violent, it was scary, these were bad people who were rioting. you even had a defense attorney who went so far as to say he was glad that people were killed. >> so much has changed from the first trial i ever covered from when you were in law school, i'm sure, because there is so much video evidence now that we never saw ten, 20 years ago when we were looking at murder cases. obviously rittenhouse's lawyer said, look, he only fired when threatened by other people. but jurors can look at the same piece of video and draw different conclusions, right? how difficult do you think this is going to be? >> yo

both the president, the vice president, the white house counsel, the acting attorney general jeff rosenils of what he tried to do are still obscure, certainly within the department of justice. we have a good paper record. but hearing his version of what he was attempting to accomplish and why would lay a baseline for further inquiry. >> in terms of that baseline, how important is this interview in your mind, overall, based on what we know publicly about where this could lead? >> well, i think the attempt to politicize the department of justice was probably the single most dangerous effort by president trump in the post election time. the idea of the department of justice actively interfering in state electoral actions in the way that clark was advancing should scare every american. and but for the apparent real bravery of people like jeff rosen and pat rejected that, we may have gone down a very dark path. getting to the bottom of this and figuring out what kind of guardrails we can put in place prevent it in the future is vitally important. it is more about the institutions and less ab

now, his efforts were rebuffed by then-acting attorney general jeffrey rosen, but still they believe that clark could be a key link between the white house, these groups that were working outside of the white house, the trump campaign, these other groups, stop the steal, other organizations that could perhaps build this case of a coordinated effort to try and drum up all of this angst across the country related to the election that then served as the precursor to what happened on january 6th. clark initially did show up to be interviewed by the january 6th select committee, but once he got in the room, he just didn't answer any questions. he said he couldn't because of executive privilege and attorney-client privilege. a lot of legal experts believe those claims probably don't have a lot of merit behind them. that's why the committee is taking this step. they're going to move very quickly, don. they're going to have a business meeting on wednesday to vote it out of the committee. it could be voted on the house floor as soon as thursday and then it will be in the hands of the departme

rosen obama was chasing me. i pointed my gun at him. that did not deter him.y instead of trying to take my gun away from me. he kept chasing me. it didn't stop him. reporter: rough day for the prosecution. judge bruce schroeder admonished the prosecutor binger for attempting to work in previously banned evidence, evidence that rittenhouse in an earlier incident said he wished he had his ar-15 so he could shoot some shoplifters. the defense asked for a mistrial. the judge has taken that into consideration. liz. elizabeth: mike tobin, thanks for your journalism. switching gears, bring in member of house budget, congressman jason smith with the house budget committee. take this on. democrat senator joe manchin is slapping down the white house new narrative that supply chain chaos is good things. manchin says it is not transitory. if they're good things, why is in the president in baltimore saying his agenda is an inflation fighter and will stop the supply chain crisis? >> i'm glad to see senator manchin is agreeing with the house republicans and the senate republ

there's rittenhouse on the left side running away and rosen bomb holding the bag and then rittenhouseot fire the first shot you're about to hear. that was fired in the air by another protestorbut he did fire the four that you hear after. here we go >> we've got a gun, baby >> oh, they shot >> oh. he shot him. >> rittenhouse's lawyers say that first shot made their client think he was under attack it's a critical piece of evidence when the central question in the whole trial is whether rittenhouse was acting in self-defense. gabe gutierrez is covering the trial. gabe >> reporter: shep, there is a wealth of video that captured the chaos on the night of the shooting footage it also shows joseph rosenbomb lying on the ground as he was surrounded he was the first of three people that rittenhouse shot. today rittenhouse glanced downward and stared at the desk in front of him as the videos were played. a police detective said he suffered minor injuries. he turned himself in near his home in illinois shep, as you mentioned, the key question, who started this fight? was it rittenhouse who was

communications chair nominee jess can rosen-werzel. if confirmed she'll be the first william to serve in this capacity. the committee will take up other nominations including for the federal trade commission. at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span.org and the c-span mobile video app a virtual meeting of the house appropriations subcommittee to discuss the u.s. role in global covid vaccine equity. watch this week on the c-span networks or watch full coverage on c spab now on our new mobile video app. head to c-span.org for ski julying information or to stream video live or on demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. usual red versus blue divide in america. carroll doherty is the director of political research at the p research center. he has helped oversee the work on american political typology. explain for us what typology is. >> guest: it's an unusual study in the sense that we look at the landscape through a different lens, not just through party. we look at values and attitudes. on that basis, we break them down into d

jeff rosen expects quick action. >> been able to quickly identify the individuals, arrest them, prosecuted put them behind bars and i think same thing will happen here. >> reporter: some people were caught on video, many were not identifiable. police need more evidence for conviction. >> we have put together a list of the retail robberies past week. time line for each crime. nbcbayarea.com. click on the story on the trending bar. >>> new at 11:00, sea of yellow, it's encouraging, heading into thanksgiving, all nine bay area counties are at moderate level of covid transmission. how long will it last? joining me now, dr. peter chin-hong. why are we seeing improvements when cases are skyrocketing other parts of the country? >> it's not really improvement as plateauing. i want to be optimistic but it's sawtooth pattern, little up, little down, little up, little down. hoping it won't go too far in the wrong direction, nevertheless will never look like last year in the bay area, because so many of us are vaccinated, i'm doubtful it will translate into hospitals bursting at seams because of covi

acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen and his deputy, richard donohue.d already sat before the committee for lengthy interviews. clark's current attorney is harry mcdougal, a georgia-based lawyer with connections to sidney powell. powell and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani were part of the public push by trump allies to spread the big lie and sow doubt in the 2020 election results. new video obtained by cnn shows powell and giuliani testifying under oath in a deposition as part of a lawsuit filed by dominion voting systems in august. at one point, giuliani concedes that he often had no proof to back up his wild claims about the election. >> it's not my job, in a fast-moving case, to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that's given to me. otherwise, you're never going to write a story, you'll never come to a conclusion. >> and another big focus of the january 6th select committee, the intelligence failures that led up to the chaos on that day. cnn learning that the committee interested in the roles of two individuals brought in to the

the actions of joseph rosen bomb or an immediate focus of both sides. one of the man shot and killed by rittenhouse. that was rittenhouse. you just saw. >> the defense says that he had been defending himself. prosecutors argue that rittenhouse was the aggressor. >> you will hear from the fbi individual who was in the plane taking that infrared video that shows the defendant chasing mister rosenthal and initiating that confrontation. whether or not mister rosen needed a new kidney or you did medications for mental illness or was going have blood pressure. check has nothing to do with the of the events of the night. >> rittenhouse has now a teen. now he's charged with 5 felonies, including first-degree intentional homicide. he has pleaded not guilty in that trial is expected to last 2 weeks. >> it's election night in america and there are some races playing out that could have big implications as we head toward the midterm elections next year. most notably a pair of gubernatorial races and we will start in virginia where democrat incumbent terry mcauliffe

week emails, meadows actually reached out to the acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen, asking the doj to look into among other conspiracies, a fantastical theory that people in italy, had used military technology and satellites, to remotely tamper with voting machines in the united states. and switch votes for trump, two votes for joe biden. yes, there was an italian conspiracy to use satellites to switch votes. meadows also traveled to georgia, following the election, to oversee an audit of the states ballot signatures, although it's not clear what the foreigner congressman brought to the job. a far from lending -- to sow doubt in the election. but de meadows returned from georgia, after he goes down there and this audit, encourage the president to personally called ahead of that audit, and trump then did just, that this is not this is a subordinate telling, when the right answers come out, you'll be praised. again, this is a different phone call, from the one trump made to georgia secretary of state. where he asked to find the votes in needed to win. all moving on parallel tracks to

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rosen baum was continuing to advance and mr.g still, wasn't clear to me whether the weapon would be grabbed or fired or what exactly was going to happen, but it was clear to me that it was a situation where it was likely that something dangerous was going to happen. >> rittenhouse's lawyers claim that he was attacked while trying to protect property, and he fired his weapon in self-defense. joining us now is paul booker, a former district attorney for wakausha county. thank you very much. okay, i don't know if you were able to see that video, the new surveillance video of a parking lot that we just played and maybe we could put it up again, but you see here, somebody that they say is kyle rittenhouse, and you see this interaction in a parking lot, well, it's hard to see. but basically, my question is, do you think that what the jury is seeing vindicates kyle rittenhouse, that this was somehow self-defense, or do you think what they're seeing is that he went there looking for trouble or spoiling for a fight? >> well, that's certa

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rosen balm, and at the person that was jumping over you. correct? >> yes. >> so you knew that this was a crowd that would not react very favorably to going out there and trying to put out fires or interfere with that stuff. you knew that. >> i didn't. >> even after that incident, you still didn't have any idea this is a crowd that's not going to take it very well. >> it seems like they were more mad at the part of him screaming what he screamed after, not putting out the fire. that's what it seemed like to me. >> he screams to them, screw around and find out. after they had just tried to light a dumpster on fire. >> yes. >> so what did you interpret that to mean? >> i don't know. i didn't witness it a at the time. i grabbed the dumpster a minute after and tried to pull it on to the property. >> it seems to me saying you light stuff on fire and i'm going to use my gun. i'll withdraw the question. >> it doesn't matter what it seems to you. you can ask your questions. that's fine. >> had it was shortly after that incident that we just watched where you

john rosen on the right is an economics professor at the university of new haven in connecticut. both say the supply-chain issue is affecting what is available on the shelves. >> you may want a slate gray iphone. you might have to settle for a silver one. >> you will find gifts not find the exact one you want. >> reporter: plenty of shoppers are getting that message, by shopping early at the bay street shopping center and emeryville. >> you're bumping into people and sometimes i take the fun out of it when it is so crowded, but it is pleasant right now, easy to get in, no long lines. >> reporter: heavy security presence at east bay mouse, not just mall security, but police officers. in one it creek, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> cruising contra costa county made quick work of an early morning fire at a pittsburg church, the part church at parkside drive and railroad avenue sustained some damage. a nearby building under construction was destroyed. no word yet on how that fire started. >>> antioch police have arrested a woman accused of trying to set fire to a house, and the person insid

santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen held a press conference wednesday announcing several recent arrests in retail theft cases. their the prosecutors in my office have already begun charging these cases we will charge them to the fullest extent of the law. these days. tell me that going after the perpetrators is just one step. they also hope to pool their information and go after the fencing operations that are reselling these stolen items. in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. more arrests in the south bay theft that happened just last night. police say two men were arrested after stealing $2000 in merchandise from the macy's at the westfield valley fair mall in san jose. police city and county leaders were at that mall today to try to reassure retailers and shoppers that they are going after those responsible. district attorney jeff rosen says felt when he charges have been filed now against several people tiled tied to recent robberies and that more arrests are expected. and mayor sam liccardo is pushing for san jose to buy technology that can help police

michael wittington: para nosotros, el fiscal del distrito, el fiscal jeff rosen, él estableció muchasgton: hay varios tipos, pero yo voy a dar ejemplos de dos; un ejemplo de la explotación de los trabajadores, es cuando usted trabaja para una compañía, y ellos te pagan en efectivo o cash, normalmente, pensamos, es un beneficio, ellos están pagándome en efectivo, pero qué aprendimos aquí, cuando una compañía está pagando a un trabajador en efectivo, ellos no están pagando los beneficios para este empleado, o ellos están robando a este empleado, porque ellos no están pagando over time o dinero extra, para trabajar más de 40 horas en una semana; y este tipo de explotación, hemos visto mucho este año. damián trujillo: ¿por qué piensa que hay, ha habido más este año, este tipo de explotación laboral? michael wittington: yo, yo no puedo decir por qué está pasando más, o es más que otros años, pero este año, cuando hicimos nuestro equipo especial en contra de esta explotación, invitamos a otros departamentos a que investigaran los abusos de trabajadores, y estamos aprendiendo más maneras en

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i talked to jeffrey rosen about this. >> i can say that in the past we have had organized gang like this before who have targeted the retail malls in our country, and through analyzing social media, and other forms of intelligence, we have pretty quickly been able to identify who the individuals are, arrest them, prosecute them, and put them behind bars, and the same thing is going to happen here. >> you think that we can avoid what goes on in the shopping center, and most recently in the santana row? >> yes, as a matter of fact, there were a number of attempts to commit crimes like this in c some of them prevented by the police works in palo alto and around the county. we have put together a plan this morning to begin identifying and arresting the individuals, and prosecuting them, an shutting down the operation, and we will be successful. >> that is the game plan in santa clara county. and we talked about the criminals and just about the people out holiday shop, and this is supposed to be family time, and how do we instill confidence for families safe to go shopping? and it is nice to

. >> reporter: district attorney jeff rosen is trying to keep the crimes from getting out of hand, and wants to send a message by setting extremely high bail amounts. >> for the two aested so far, the bail was set at 2 million. we're concerned this is a crime of opportunity, and when people get out, they may try it gain, so we're doing everything we can to keep them in custody. >> groups of robbers stole $45,000 in merchandise from one store saturday night, and items worth thousands more from an eyeglass store. one of the robbers was scene with a gun. >> i am just more cautious of might have surroundings, and what's going on, and i guess maybe not go at night in f i can avoid it. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam liccardo said she asking the city council for a million dollars to improve license plate riders and other technology to solve crimes. >> if you do it in santa clara county, you're going to be caught and punished. >> we talk about that extremely high bail amount. how does that jibe with the state's zero bail law? >> reporter: well, the district attorney said today that law gutier

jeff rosen telling me yesterday he and his various police department, palo alto and san jose, et cetera, work in conjunction and they will squash this problem. will this happen in san francisco? >> unfortunately, unless cheza boudin understands that he needs to completely change that he needs to change the way he approaches crime in san francisco, this will continue to happen. he has simply created a landscape where no one feels there is a consequence for anything they do in this city. >> brooke jenkins, we thank you for your time. you used to work there as a prosecutor in his office, and now part of the campaign to recall cheza boudin. that recall is about seven months away. thank you for your time tonight. we should note on the district attorney's reporting, we did invite him to join us here this evening. we did not receive a response. >>> still to come here at 7:00, another packed court day. elizabeth holmes taking the stand in her own trial, and for are the first time she mentioned her ex-boyfriend, theranos. >>> president biden talked about lessening the gas prices, but will we rea

a >>> district attorney jeff rosen followed through on his word to hold retail theft suspects accountable. he announced the bail for two suspects cut last week is set at $2 million. >>> still ahead, a major milestone at sfo, one flight of that a bay area man has been waiting 20 years for finally took off, nonstop to get on. >>> how one bay area teenager says his tesla caused him to fail his driver's test, and the changes at the dmv as a result. >>> a lo there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. >>> the golden gate, here's a live look at sfo where vietnam airlines is celebrating the first nonstop flight between the u.s. and [null] chi minh city. simpson city -- san francisco city hall was let up to celebrate. kenny choi looks at what this means for bay area families and the economy. >> reporter: sfo is lit up until engel to commemorate the nigh

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thank you senator rosen.nator scott. >> firstoff, congratulations both of you for your nominations and your willingness to serve. my questions are-- law enforcement is very important, and as we talked about yesterday. >>. one i think this we talked about yesterday, could you talk a little about the importance of enforcing the law and complying with the law and we talked a little about something i've been surprised at and i think you'll be a little bit. at the federal level, i don't know if it happens much at the county level, but people decide what laws they're going to enforce and what they're not. can you give your thoughts on that? >> yes, sir, for me, i think it's important to respect the rule of law. it's been, obviously, my life's work from all my adult service in law enforcement. so it's something to me that's fundamentalment i know it's an important american ideal as well. just as our immigration system is as well and i think it's one of america's great success stories immigration. but i think that it

lives and all that she carries, tyia miles carries art when they fall short to capture the moment of rosen ashley's lives predict and what is more important, but is more tender and if the devotion to our ancestors lives in history. and her devotions wrestling has redefined history, native american studies, black studies in women's studies and is given all of us the courage and to be bolder and more defiant in the stories we tell and with that, would like to welcome doctor tyia miles. >> thank you predict that was so moving and generous and wonderful and thank you. i am thrilled that we are gathered here and people with us and honestly, i could go to bed right now happy with the word you just said. a what a pleasure it is to be here pretty. >> it is really gratifying and i am grateful to you. thank you for inviting me in bringing together additional partners to host this event and i thank you so so important that we have the slave quarters here and because the museums are critical for the interpretation of this country for the public and museums are the artifacts. i couldn't be happier than

rosen did not want to on the robberies in san jose the city and mayor sam licardo also declined in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news. and today governor newsome pledge that thetate in helping prevent retail thefts like we saw this weekend he calls the string of mob robberies simply unacceptable. have been working with cities up and down the state including san francisco walnut creek and others that were impacted over this. weekend by these organized retail theft operations the governor says the state re-established its retail theft task force in july pumping millions of dollars into fighting organized retail theft in addition. he says starting today, there will be more officers on major highways near malls and shopping areas. where does all the stolen merchandise land and our retailers able to trace? products abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has that part of the story. the images are unforgettable. most recently someone running from union square's louis vuitton with an armful of stolen merchandise nearly 100 people running from the walnut creek nordstrom in a flash mob style. robber

and it may be more appropriate to think of the whole universe, for example, as an organism rosen machine. in the 17th century, they used talk work models of the planet, says a mobile university kind of clock universe. but the big bang, where the universe starts very small, expands and grows and forms new, more structures within it. that's much more like a developing embryo than any machine we know off. so i think that this machine metaphor is, can be helpful in some ways, but is very distorting. if we apply it to the hood of nature, it's also very anthropocentric and humans make machines and to protect the succession of ours on to the heart of nature, leads to a false view of nature. and i think as one reason we have the climate crisis, we're because we felt house of separate from nature and haven't seen the us as a living organism. and life is part of it. speaking about this and to percent of the century approach, i think the whole science is based on the assumption of in a standing the universe with an intention of understanding what it can do for us or what it can do. she asked. so in

we don't play fast and loose with the facts pretending that mr rosen bomb was citizen a he was a rioter. the national guard is on standby for any unrest from a verdict and the white house says they will monitor the situation in kenosha. rittenhouse faces life in prison if convicted of the most serious felony charge against him. police in colorado are now investigating a drive by shooting near a high school today that injured 16 agers police say multiple rounds were fired from different guns at a park in the denver suburb of aurora. the victims range in age from 14 to 18 police say they are all expected to survive. it was in aurora back in 2012, where a gunman killed 12 people and wounded 70 others inside a movie theater. the gunman is currently serving 12 life sentences. coming up in african american group demanding reparations. we'll tell you about the abandoned building, they are now focusing on up next new numbers, underscoring just how hard it is to buy a home in the bay area right now the current state of the housing inventory. and i'll take a look at those rain chances for thursda