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shea salinas. sporting kc ties it up. 91st minute. gianluca bustio puts it in the back of the net. fans for excited about that. quakes' season down to their final seconds. andy rios to wando and puts it in the back of the net. this was just crazy. the celebration is on. we went to penalty kicks. what mata match this was. kansas city scored in their first three attempts easily. heartbreaking for the quakes. down to their final chance. cristian espinoza stopped. kansas city wins 3- 0 on penalty kinfl, washington football team hosting the bengals. joe burrow suffered a bad leg injury. we're not going to show it. reportedly it's a torn acl. that's going to end his season. >>> meanwhile, former 49er alex smith whose own horrific leg injury happened on that field two years ago in this month, he threw a touchdown and pick thed his first win in nearly two years. washington wins 20-5. have three wins. a half game out of the horrible nfc east. >>> aaron rodgers and packers, first half against the colts. three touchdowns from the former cal star. 28-14 green bay at the break, but indy would o

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shea patel never imagined this would be school like this.s junior year alone in a room. >> how am i going to get the zoom calls doing? >> with schools shut down across the bay area, it meant something else was on hold, basketball. >> i've been friends with shay since i was born. >> it was one of those days that would shaped him life. >> i picked him up. i figured something happened at basketball. >> reporter: he has had a thing for sneakers. >> look good, play good, feel good. all goes together. >> that day, he realized not every kid is so lucky. >> the kids before me were playing in flip-flops. and immediately, i was trying to put myself in their shoes. >> reporter: then, he put them in new shoes. >> we raised $60,000 to get gear for all of the kids. >> reporter: shoes, socks, and balls and jerseys. he founded a nonprofit called alley-oop. >> an alley-oop is an assist. we want them to dunk, as in succeed to the fullest. >> you're throwing them the ball to get that satisfaction? >> that's right. >> we have gofundme in all of that. our bigges

>> sheas the nominee on the other side of a contested presidential race and i pushed pretty haragainstbeating her and john mccain. we won by sizable margins contesting that worldview and the opposition that plays repeated with the party and we are thinking about how they might appeal with the use of wer. >> look, a couple of observations, first of all i should note, and i try to do so in the book people are able to remember sarah palin but less likely to remember pat buchanan, who was peddling that same kind of politics back in 1992 and before that. there's there is a long history. the difference i think with palin is that she became t nominee whereas with pat buchanan despite doing well in the republican primary, george hw bush tried to sidelined him as much as he could and so this was the first act of that kind of approach becoming central to republican identity and consuming and overwlming what to that point had been viewed as more of establishment establishe brand of the conservatism. post election there's no doubt i'm wondering are there steps i could have taken to counteract or c

shea patel never imagined this would be school like this.tarting off his junior year alone in a room. >> how am i going to get the zoom calls doing? >> with schools shut down across the bay area, ate meant something else was on hold, basketball. >> i've been friends with shay since i was born. >> it was one of those days that would shaped him life. >> i picked him up. i figured something happened at basketball. >> reporter: he has had a thing for sneakers. >> look good, play good, feel good. all goes together. >> that day, he realized not every kid is so lucky. >> the kids before me were playing in flip-flops. and immediately, i was trying to put myself in their shoes. >> reporter: then, he put them in new shoes. >> we raised $60,000 to get gear for all of the kids. >> reporter: shoes, socks, and balls and jerseys. he founded a nonprofit called alley-oop. >> an alley-oop is an assist. we want them to dunk, as in succeed to the fullest. >> you're throwing them the ball to get that satisfaction? >> that's right. >> we have gofundme in all of t

. >> you can drop off your ballot at oakland coliseum, shea center, and facilities and oakland and santa cruz, warriors' had kerch took advantage of one of those sites, casting his wallet. he is encouraging fans to do the same. >> i just dropped my ballot off, and it is easy to do, we would love to have you down here, we will be here all day. >> a message to voters out there, the ballot drop off site at wright city is open tomorrow through tuesday, it opens at 7:00 a.m. on election day, and closes at 8:00 p.m. >>> ride-share drivers opposing prop 22 rally today outside the oakland coliseum, they set up halloween themed posters and displays on the corner of 66th avenue and coliseum way, urging voters to vote no on the $200 million ballot initiative, opponents say prop 22 would permanently deny uber and lift drivers a basic right like paid sick leave, overtime pay and workers conversation. >> it is not only important for california, but it sets the presidents as it relates to how workers will be treated in the future. >> each company has poured tens of millions of dollars into the campaign

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trafal gar has president up 3 in michigan, and iowa, 3 now polls to shea, leading des moines register poll president up by 7, my advice to you, is assume that president trump is behind. if you want president trump to win, assume he needs your vote, you want to use my analogy, let's say, a football game. you have two minutes to go in the game, no time outs, on your own 20. you have a march down the field, 80 yards across th the plain sce touchdown kick that extra point if you top win, if you have that mentality, especially those states, ensure that donald trump will get a 6 term second term, , declining and i would add power grabbing joe biden and radical socialists do what they say they are. no matter how hard we try to stop it. it will be very hard to do. so get to the polls, you will decide. i have one vote in new york it is not worth much. vote for law and order, safety, security, capita capitalism iss, freedom, and way of life your way of life depends on what happens. here with more, matt, trafalgar group, they are two pollster that accurately predicted 2016, they have it close, l

sheas just sick of all of this. this electio has caused some personal scars.f stories of people that is seen relationships, part because of one grandmother told me a story of how she and her granddaughteo nearly camlows over this. friendships lost. one couple i spoke with were both -- are both biden he said he had lost five friends over their differencestetween presid trump and joe biden. it has taken a toll emotionally and personally for a lot of voters. judy: and no doubt across the country as well. william, yesterday, you were at protests in places woure they wereing votes. there has been a lawsuit filed by the trump campaign to stop the counting. s where that stands righ now. reporter: if you remember from re were stron protests of people trying to stop --ut this wasde the detroit location where they were counting mail in ballots. protesters were there saying -- stop the fraud the count continued. we went there this morning and there were only -- it was only a handful of protesters. the trump campaign filed a lawsuit saying they were not getting enough acc

he was shea of 60 yeay of 60 ye. >> junior. >> yes, sir. >> it is you, junior. >> those rules where helaying bond, he seemed to relish the most. >> break it up. lash them to the jack. we will use them as shelt hadars until the fleet arrives. >> not because he did not like playing secret agent. it was because he could do so much more and yet his had only academy award came from playing a street wise irish cop in the untouchables. >> he pulls a knife, you pull a gun. he sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue. that's the chicago way. >> he embodied hollywood and the older he got the more he distanced himself from it. >> he is so far away. >> come on, i hate getting older. >> except for voice overwork. his lastilm appearance was in the league of extraordinary gentlemen. three years after, he was knighted by queen elizabeth in scottland. he once said that more than anything else, i would like to be an old man with a good face like alfred hitchcock or picasso. >> sure he has matched their's and more. >> that's the overnight news from was ngton, i'm chip reid. >

this afternoon. 34th minute, tied at one, until shea salinas, his first career playoff goal. 2-1 quakesio, he scores, gives some 18,000 fans a reason to celebrate. 97th minute, quakes season down to their final seconds. andy rios to who else? wondo. oh, my goodness, that was so exciting. this goes into penlalty quakes can barely watch. down to their final chance. christian espinoza stopped, and that ends the quakes' season. the score, 3-3 tie. kansas city wins it 3-0 on penalty kicks. >>> the al davis torch there in las vegas. back and forth we go. derek carr finds a wide open darren waller. 24-21 raiders. chiefs retake the lead. le'veon bell, his first touchdown of the year. under two minutes to go. carr with all kinds of time. jason whitten in the corner of the end zone. 31-28. jon gruden gives his tight end a hug but too much time for mahomes. 30 seconds to go. steps up. finds a wide open travis kelce for the go-ahead score. kelce gives coach andy reid a shoulder rub to calm him down. carr stepping up. daniel sorensen intercepts it. he shrugs and says, had to try. they were down. chi

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are these reports today that the administration seems to be pulling away from stilless in any way, shea or if at a time when congress db you'll these sites to get together and have more stimulus. that's the owe will they pu from. >> scott, if i could just correct it and you know this, which is in the first instance it's the problem of the million of in, in terms of joblessness and problems that are out there. you still have 750,000 americans filing for first time claims in the data this morning. that may be flatter about oo if and those are going to run out between now and when president donald trump may leave office. you're going to get a new president but in that period of time there'sing is to, if and they'll lose assistance because of this part of the resurgence in the rye. >> yeah, well, i took to a lost vs one of the questions that keys coming up it what will the fed do next? there's no stimulus. they've had their lending prals, which have had mixed results and one is going to one out, by the way, end what she just leave you aing in they don't necessarily have to do more. just don

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tony shea, the retired ceo of the shoe retailer zappo has died at the age of 46.ed with helping revitalize downtown las vegas. >>> kamala harris visited a holiday market in washington, d.c. in support of small business saturday. she bought puzzles, honey, and cooking art. when asked about the possibility of running against president trump again in 2024, she replied, please, and laughed. >>> now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. >>> dan wozniak confessed to police that he killed sam herr for his money and later shot julie kibuishi to muddy the investigation and point police towards sam. the actor's admission turned the case on its head. now a witness was about to step forward with information that would push dan's fiance, rachel, to the front stage. once again, here's josh mankiewicz with "final curtain." ♪ >> reporter: california draws people who want to perform. >> it sure does. etch is pursuing kind of the same dreams. >> reporter: chris williams moved from canada to california for school. >> i ended up falling in love with

to data sets relating to ppe, testing supplies, as well as hospital bed capacities, one co-chair sheaing the saying there's no time to waste. >> i want to bring in abby phillip and gloria borger. gloria, let's begin with the planned withdrawal, thousands of u.s. troops from afghanistan and iraq by january 15th, just five days before president donald trump leaves office. are we seeing what some critics are describing as a scorched earth strategy emerge from the president during this lame duck period? >> reporter: yeah, this is a president, as kaitlan pointed out earlier, who is sulking, full of grievance and retribution and he's planning his comeback and whatever that may be and whatever form that may take. so what we're seeing, piece by piece, president donald trump going through a list of things he said he would do before leaving the white house. and one of them, of course, is withdrawing from iraq and afghanistan despite the fact that his own military brass, according to reporting by jake tapper, disagreed with him about doing this, but he decided to do it anyway. and so the question w

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. ♪ [music break] amy: "don't shoot" by shea diamond. this is democracy now!racynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. dominique, nina putz, marilyn, tony. just a few of the names of the 37 transgender and gender nonconforming people violently killed in 2020, the deadliest year for trans and gender conforming people. this according to a new report from human rights campaign. it is the highest number of deaths since the hrc started recording and reporting this type of violence since 2013. human rights campaign foundation president alphonso david said -- "this grim milestone proves what we have long known -- this violence is an epidemic. each one of the lives we lost was someone ripped from their family, their friends and their community by an act of senseless violence, often driven by bigotry and transphobia and inflamed by the rhetoric of those who oppose our progress." and gender00 trans nonconforming people have lost their lives since 2013. two thirds of those killed have been black men. for more on this devastating study, we go

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she's been crunching numbers all year, and shea coleman has worked for the obama and clinton campaignedc candidates on exactly these kind of questions of state margins. good to see you both. >> thanks for having thank you. thanks, ari. >> if you don't follow this in and out like the two of you, one could see how with millions of votes cast, 10,000, 5,000 sounds close. what do you see as relevant in wisconsin if past recounts only moved a couple hundred votes and trump trails by 20,000? >> well, i see two specific things. one is the nature of the margin that joe biden -- that vice president joe biden has. which is fairly significant and unlikely to be overturned in a recount. now, historically only 11% of all recounts have actually flipped whoever the winner was. virtually all of them were within 0.1% of the result. the best example being the 2004 washington governor's race where that did actually flip. it was within 0.1%. joe biden is well out of that range. the second thing i will say is a psychological factor that is in joe biden's favor, which is the fact is he is going into these co

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they, shea really show it. get a device and sit-in the grass and do your work. there were people working when i was there even though it was pretty cold. it was exciting to see. >> to access the help menu. slack. one of our great achievements from the terrible year is we got funding and we were able to implement this is focused on bringing, you know, providing access to recreation to those most disadvantaged, most isolated people in our community. this includes those that live-in shelters. public housing or support of public housing through the mayors office. it's free. we bring recreation on sight or hype local down the block kind of thing. we bring a lot of outreach. >> okay. next slide. it's important to acknowledge that the -- the charter mandate that was written in 2016 does not reference race. i would call our equity work per the charter economic equity, but a lot has changed since 2016 in our commitments and our focus, and there's now an office of racial equity embedded in the human rights commission that is focused entirely on supporting the liberation o

shea was just 46 years old. >> and lawmakers hurl pig guts and throw punches on the parliament floorey argue he flipped his stance on the issue since coming into power. >> and after leaving the hollywood hills after james vanderbeek is showing his gratitude for a new start his family posing for a picture in their new home state of texas. the couple leaving los angeles this fall and vanderbeek writes their new beginning doesn't start with letting go but with appreciation and those are your headlines and we could also have a whole de debate on this show although i'm not sure whether joey should have picked dayson. are you guys down with dawson's creek trivia? will: no you're alone. you know what context is a beautiful thing, all you have to do is look at some other system across the world where they are either throwing shoes or pig guts. pete: yeah, pig guts it's like me doing that at you while you're reading. will:kinda. pete: that's actually a horrible example. jedediah: not as bad. pete: will you're supposed to talk it to rick reichmuth. will: thanks for teeing that up. rick batman

they, shea really show it. get a device and sit-in the grass and do your work. there were people working when i was there even though it was pretty cold. it was exciting to see. >> to access the help menu. slack. one of our great achievements from the terrible year is we got funding and we were able to implement this is focused on bringing, you know, providing access to recreation to those most disadvantaged, most isolated people in our community. this includes those that live-in shelters. public housing or support of public housing through the mayors office. it's free. we bring recreation on sight or hype local down the block kind of thing. we bring a lot of outreach. >> okay. next slide. it's important to acknowledge that the -- the charter mandate that was written in 2016 does not reference race. i would call our equity work per the charter economic equity, but a lot has changed since 2016 in our commitments and our focus, and there's now an office of racial equity embedded in the human rights commission that is focused entirely on supporting the liberation o