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taska who is the health care assistant in question she joins me live on the line now welcome shelley 1st of all just tell us more about why you felt the need to quit your job. there's scant on grain in the and and just been a nightmare and everybody's just tragically really frightened anyway i'm getting numb every other day with e-mails so i could actually see what was going on and we cut we shut down our county which is 560000 people or 3 people that were in our main hospital and that there wasn't any extra deaths it was 3 people that were in this hospital in call help and we shut down our county for it so. how do you keep that information choir is that sad to keep that us out i mean unfortunately all the other people that work within the n.h.s. i me they do the same now they could share the e-mails right from the start so i expose the mail and it's caused a lot of flack. i do not see the positive of that i did the government will argue that you know the regulations i put in place the restrictions that perhaps they're the reason why you're not seeing so many cases that. yes i'm not

. >> this is shelley. can we hear you now? >> clerk: we can hear you now. >> we can hear you now, but i have to recuse myself before staff's presentation. i live within the boundaries of the project, so i will have to recuse myself. can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners, on that motion to excuse commissioner brock -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously. commissioner johns, you are excused. >> i also need to recuse myself, as well. >> so moved. >> second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to recuse commissioner so -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that [inaudible] commissioners, please tell me that no one else needs to be recused, other sides, we would lose a quorum and -- otherwise, we would lose a quorum and not be able to proceed on this matter. hearing none, thank you very much, shelley, the floor is yours. >> thank you, commissioner secretary, and i apologize for technical difficulties earlier. if you'd like

scotland women's head coach shelley kerr will not take charge of their upcoming euro 2022 qualifiers kerr has been deemed a close contact to another covid case. she'll miss the games against portugal on friday and finland next tuesday. luke cowan—dickie and anthony watson are back in england's squad and in contention to face wales in rugby union's autumn nations cup on saturday. cowan—dickie missed the last three games after knee surgery, while watson suffered an ankle injury against italy in the six nations last month. jacob umaga and george furbank have withdrawn from the team. and just four days before their white ball series against england gets under way, south africa's cricketers are training in two groups to limit the risk of further covid infections. two players have already tested positive, with two others self—isolating. south africa have also cancelled two warm—up games ahead of friday's t20. it was just over a year ago that jose mourinho was appointed manager of tottenham hotspur. initially, it wasn't well—reviewed by their fans, but today, many say they've changed their

[cheering and applause] [laughter] avoid a catastrophe, shelley? shall we?e in the middle of a few crises. for all the friends in the cars i'm thinking of you, looking at you even if you cannot see me. [horns honking] there we go. we are in the middle of four crises. we are in the midst of a public health crisis of a proportion we have never seen. it is probably one of the greatest mass casualty events we have experienced as a country since world war ii. 00 people have died in the last several months. tragically, for the last days were not even able to be with the people they loved to hold their hands because of the nature of this virus. 9 million people have contracted the virus with untold long-term health consequences. doctors are talking about lung scarring. the thing is it did not have to be this way. it did not have to be this bad. fellow by the name of bob woodward, on january 28, informed donald trump that it was five times deadly. he was told it could impact people of every age. he was told it was airborne. what did he do? he covered that informatio

in utah.t is shelley about 10 minutes left this morning. we read the presidential proclamation from 1789. there is plenty out there throughout history. here is another one, from 165 years later, president dwight d eisenhower's 1954 thanksgiving proclamation. it is printed in today's "washington times." here is part of that proclamation, saying, "we are grateful that our beloved country, settled by those forebears in our quest for religious freedom remains free, strong, and each of us can worship god in his own way according to the dictates of his conscience. numeralrateful for the -- the innumerable daily manifestations of his greatness. for the opportunities to labor and to serve and for the continuance for the satisfactions which enrich our lives. with gratitude in our hearts for all our blessings, may be -- may we be ever mindful that the obligations inherent in our strengths, and may we rededicate ourselves to the unselfish striving for the common betterment of mankind. that from 1954. from richmond, virginia. good morning. caller: good

shelley phelps has been finding out. roaming free.ng their movements using satellite—tracking collars. they have a limited amount of time that they can be in the forest for. a couple of months to three months, probably. this is about keeping in touch with them one way the other because it's having a thousand acre farm. so who knows where they are, how they are, what they're doing? commoners who own land in the new forest are allowed to release pigs during what's known pannage season. acorns are poisonous to cattle and the ponies roaming the new forest. but not to pigs, who seem pretty happy to consume them. they are totally dependent, love being fed, everything is fine, and they get to this point where they are allowed to explore the forest, and they very insecurely step through the gate, and look at what's happening and within about a month, they are off. never see them again. having parties everywhere. this year, pannaging has been extended until december. but nigel is getting his pigs out now. despite their size, they cover a lot o

have been strongly criticized with many not seeing a need for a 2nd national lockdown among them shelley tasker a nurse in cornwall who resigned in protest claiming covert status had been overblown we spoke with her earlier. back in april when we was a height i had no where i am a bike where we were sent a text messages to say we weren't needed the hospitals were empty as far as i'm concerned and cool we can have assessed by now i would like to see the numbers region by region and the actual deaths worked out correctly because we all know now that. death and the flu death are classed as the same thing and if you die of it within 28 days of contacts in it it's coded on your desk the numbers are flawed in many ways the scan on grain in the us and just a nightmare and everybody is just tragically really frightened anyway i'm getting numb every other day with the emails so i could actually see what was going on and we cut we shut down our county which is 560000 people or 3 people that were in our main office so and that there wasn't any extra deaths it was 3 people that were in this hospital

because this is one thing that neither the ascii northwich shelley nor the stupid soul doctors staring at her with a gaping mouth, well never will ever know that she is here or would daughter of fasting and gayety feared guard of the shadow king. and she is no longer afraid of what men can do to women like her. thank you. if people don't go get them, but now they're never going to get the vote. this is an identity. she's an assistant english professor and she has afan a question for you by any go ahead. african women are reclaiming the a place in history through early trade show that centers, women as principal actors in historical narratives. it's important to know that this is a far cry from another leg, actually as things fall apart, where women seem to be generally oblivious about the changes taking place around them. to date what we have seen, the historical fiction, written by african women, are female characters who are deeply aware of the forces shaping their worlds and the impact of the air on actions on this forces. absolutely, absolutely. we have petain, and we have jennifer

rules have been strongly criticized with many not seeing the need for a 2nd in a lockdown among them shelley a nurse in cornwall who resigned from her job in protest claiming colbert starts being overblown we spoke to her. back in april when we was a height i had no where i have a bike where we were sent a text messages to say we weren't needed the hospitals were empty as far as i'm concerned it cool we didn't have a fast now i would like to see the numbers region by region and the actual deaths worked out correctly because we don't know now the. death and the flu death are cast the same day and if you die of it within $28.00 days of contacts in it it can be done you're destitute the numbers are floored in many ways the scandal mongering in the us and as just an endemic matter and everybody is just tragically really frightened anyway i'm getting numb every other day with e-mails so i could actually see what was going on and we caught we shut down our county which is 560000. or 3 people that were in our main office so. that there wasn't any extra deaths it was 3 people that were in this hospi

well let's talk about some football shelley the niners home game at levi's stadium went just like everyone expected a loss to the green bay packers, the niners to slip into the game with a depleted roster they have some of the injuries are dealing with covid it's a lot. was not the rematch of the nfc championship game that everyone one it right. packers quarterback aaron rodgers towards the niners defense throwing for touchdowns and 305 yards. the game was the packers, 18 versus the niners see forty-niners backup quarterback nick mullens turned over the ball twice and only threw 2 touchdowns in garbage time, we'll head coach kyle shanahan. >>knew that he was just short-handed the whole game. >>we know is a new challenge we you know the start of the week is going to be challenge and then you know being down like that and not being at our best and going against good team like that usually that's usually what happens but i know we could have done better, felt like we had a lot of really good place give us a lot of opportunities. for whatever reason we didn't connect because our really do i fe

. >> this is shelley. can we hear you now?ow. >> we can hear you now, but i have to recuse myself before staff's presentation. i live within the boundaries of the project, so i will have to recuse myself. can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners, on that motion to excuse commissioner brock -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously. commissioner johns, you are excused. >> i also need to recuse myself, as well. >> so moved. >> second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to recuse commissioner so -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that [inaudible] commissioners, please tell me that no one else needs to be recused, other sides, we would lose a quorum and -- otherwise, we would lose a quorum and not be able to proceed on this matter. hearing none, thank you very much, shelley, the floor is yours. >> thank you, commissioner secretary, and i apologize for technical difficulties earlier. if you'd like to ask any questions that y

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have been strongly criticized with many not seeing a need for a 2nd national lockdown among them shelley tasker a nurse in cornwall who resigned in protest claiming co but stats have been overblown we spoke with her. back in april when we was supposed the height i had no where i am a fight where i thought we were sent a text messages to say that we weren't needed the hospitals were empty as far as i'm concerned it cool we didn't have to ask why now i would like to study the numbers region by region and the actual deaths worked out correctly because we don't know now that the. death and the flu death are classed as the same thing and if you die of it within 28 days of contact in it it's kind of you don't know destitute the numbers are floored in many ways the scandal in grain in the s. and has just been a nightmare and everybody is just tragically really frightened anyway and i'm getting numb every other day with the e-mails so i could actually see what was going on and we caught we shut down our county which is 560000 people all 3 people that were in our main office that so and that ther

strongly criticised themselves with many not see the need for a 2nd national long down among them shelley taska health care assistant cuomo who resigned in protest claiming coverts that's a been overblown we spoke to her and she claims that her county was sending to lockdown over just 3 people who tested positive for the virus. back in april when we was a height i had no where i am a bike where we were sent a text messages to say that we weren't needed the hospitals were empty as far as i'm concerned in cornwall we didn't have to ask why now i would like to see the numbers region by region and the actual deaths worked out correctly because we all know now that the. death and a flu death are classed as the same thing and if you die you cope it with in 28 days of contacts and it's coded on your destitute the numbers are so flawed in many ways the scan on grain in the amazon and just been a nightmare and everybody is just tragically really frightened anyway i'm getting numb every other day with e-mails so i could actually see what was going on and we cut we shut down our cancer which is 5600

i neglected to invite up shelley from the c.p.c. to speak. shelley, are you still here? >> yes, i am. hi. hello, board members. my name is shelley. i'm a member of the cultural district staff with the planning department. i'll be very brief. i just wanted to reiterate the historic preservation commission's strong support for this amendment. in conversation with community, prior to the historic reservation commission's hearing, we wanted to include dolores park as part of the boundary and the commission felt that that was very promote. and made a friendly amendment, recommended a friendly amendment to the board. so very happy to see you include that as well. and we understand that the final action will be at your next meeting. but we're happy to see that. and we're available for questions if you have any. and thank you to all the community members who spoke today. and thank you to the leadership of director souza and her staff and also to paul mohay. he was amazing in coordinating all of the details on the boundary. so thank you. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. and i j

the structure was discovered in 1969 as a result of a race actually between two scientists, andrew shelley. and the greatest obstacle was not some obligated theory or question or difficult calculation, but actually producing enough of the substance to actually do the appropriate experiments. as shell says, really the most important factor in this project was bending ase says here an tire year crashing out brains and distilling it just to produce a few millimeters leaders of sutance . that's the kind of focus that science reques. that's the kind of detail at allows us to really imove science. it's sething that normal happy states are unlikely to think of doing. and in a sense scientific progress is possible because nevertheless they do it because they are incorrectly as it usually turns out utterly convinced that paradigm is correct and that science cannot fail.they push that recipe sohard , ey apply it to everything. they tried to squeeze out every last drop of truth and in doing that, they discover or ty crush the life out of it. and that'sow the paradigm is destroye, creating the need fo

senator shelley moore capito of west virginia put out a statement saying president trump's window for legal challenges is rapidly closing and that biden's transition team should begin receiving briefings to facilitate a smooth transfer of power and senator lamar alexander of tennessee said my hope is that president trump will take pride in his considerable accomplishments, put the country first and help the new administration succeed. when you're in public life, people remember the last thing you do. also contributing to the pressure were more than 160 top american executives in the business world call on the trump administration to acknowledge the president's defeat, concern that the stall tactics are hurting the country. they sent a letter yesterday asking that the administration immediately begin the transition to joe biden. executives who signed the request included those at the top of companies like mastercard, visa, metlife, the carlyle group, conde nast and goldman sachs and blackrock. separately one of the trump's ardent supporters and ceo of black stone, stephen schwartzman s

so is it your perception that it was actually the republican senators, the shelley moore capito's that got president trump to sort of end the denial? >> certainly there was a lot of private and public pressure to get the president to where he came to yesterday, which is that his acknowledgment of reality in his own fashion where he will never actually concede, but acknowledges that there will be a transfer of power. so you are talking about the private pressure. you had according to our reporting his personal lawyer jay sekulow, the white house counsel pat cipollone tell him that maybe, yes, this is a time to kind of move on. sources tell us another turning point for the president in his thinking was that frankly disastrous press conference by rudy giuliani and his other campaign lawyers and campaign advisers at the rnc last week. but, yes, you can't -- you can't discount the public pressure that was really building on the president. you had these remarkable joint statements from leaders in the business community including some of the president's own allies in the business community, p

either way, shelley hunter says shoppers are ready for a good time and shopping. >> people are ready for the holidays. they're out there looking for deals now. stores are responding. >> reporter: with deals with noh much information so far on what to expect so far on black friday. an exception is walmart. the retail giant is releasing information and walmart is all in, but in a much different way. >> outside the store, people are lining up single file, social distancing. they're going to limit the number of people allowed in stores at one time. and what i find interesting is they said they're going to have the items that are in the sale available on the right side of the aisles. >> reporter: from mad dash to pass to the left, shop to the right. because now black friday is a season more than a day. so start shopping now and those sales prices will come and go. the deals will be there. the question is, will the fun? >> people that would normally have gone out of town for the holidays are now staying home and saying, how can we make this year special without going to visit the people or

>>shelley live. it looked reliving yes so the first one goes in the water drops it winds up again in the drink. so mad that he thought hose his wedge then he's out of the water. but he's into the sand. >>and so then he has to hit out of the sand. >>and then you know you get from the bunker. a bag into the water i can win. then finally he gets to the green and misses the putt. and then. yeah 10 yeah they finally make the putt pot tiger has never before in his career james had to write down to 10 i had to write down to 10 million that don't like you and me he birdied 5 out of the next 6 holes. >>and he finished one under but still 19 back from the winner. >>that was a 10 stroke par threes. yes, like how and national and tiger that can happen and it can happen anywhere so basically what i'm hearing is that i knew and just as good. tiger woods. so you're saying there's a chance a chance that i've done 10 strokes under par 3 many aside this is what fuels people like you to think anything can happen but bu

>>shelley live. it looked reliving yes so the first one goes in the water drops it winds up again in the drink. so mad that he threw hose his wedge then he's out of the water. but he's into the sand. >>and so then he has to hit out of the sand. >>and then he you know he gets from the bunker. a bag into the water i can win. then finally he gets to the green and misses the putt. and yeah 10 yeah they finally make the putt pot tiger has never before in his career james had to write down to 10 i had to write down to 10 million that like you and me he birdied 5 out of the next 6 holes. >>and he finished one under but still 19 back from the winner. >>that was a 10 stroke par threes. yes, like how and national and tiger that can happen and it can happen anywhere so basically what i'm hearing is that i knew and just as good. tiger woods. so you're saying there's a chance a chance that i've done 10 strokes under par 3 many aside this is what fuels people like you to think anything can happen. but but dustin f

senator shelley moore capito put out a statement saying the president's window for legal challenges is rapidly closing and that biden's transition team should start receiving briefings to facilitate a smooth transfer of power. and senator lamar alexander of tennessee said in a statement, "my hope is that president trump will take pride in his considerable accomplishments, put the country first, and have a prompt and orderly transition to help the new administration succeed." this line really stuck out to me. alexander said, "when you are in public life, people remember the last thing you do." joining us now, senior writer at politico and co-author of "the playbook," also an msnbc political contributor. jake, it finally happened! the flood gates opened! republicans have decided that president trump is no longer going to be the president, although, most of them still aren't using the term president-elect, but it's clear that there is a uniform message here. all of these statements say some version of, i voted for trump, but joe biden won the election. >> well, kasie, good morning, and we

the the last 40 years, political alignment for states attorney shelley democratic or republican -- fourat are democratic or republican are set by the 1980's. for the south in the democratic party in the 1930's and 1940's to the republican party the 1980's and 1990's. many african americans are going to remain democratic. you do have people in the middle uber for both parties but that is the general realignment. you have a group known as the reagan democrats, many white working-class men and women who lead to the landslide elections. since johnson reagan is the next one. in 1984, you have that morning in america commercial, a famous positive ad. we are not going to look at that in class, but i do encourage you to watch it. you have a very noticeable shift to negative ads in 1988, when george h bush is running against michael dukakis. i want to point out, and you have read this, from page 410-414 in your book, it does a case study of the ad featured in this last presentation, known as the willie horton ad. with that we will introduce the last group who has it prerecorded presentation. i w

in utah.t is shelley about 10 minutes left this morning.he presidential proclamation from 1789. there is plenty out there throughout history. here is another one, from 165 years later, president dwight d eisenhower's 1954 thanksgiving proclamation. it is printed in today's "washington times." here is part of that proclamation, saying, "we are grateful that our beloved country, settled by those forebears in our quest for religious freedom remains free, strong, and each of us can worship god in his own way according to the dictates of his conscience. numeralrateful for the -- the innumerable daily manifestations of his greatness. for the opportunities to labor and to serve and for the continuance for the satisfactions which enrich our lives. with gratitude in our hearts for all our blessings, may be -- may we be ever mindful that the obligations inherent in our strengths, and may we rededicate ourselves to the unselfish striving for the common betterment of mankind. that from 1954. from richmond, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning.

i have closely followed the work -- ranking member klobuchar, excuse me, shelley, good to listen to you. i have closely followed the work of the federal election excision and have pushed for reform of the commission during my time in the senate. i believe that in its current state the fec has failed to uphold its mission, and i'm quoting here on the mission, to protect the integrity of the federal campaign finance process by providing transparency, and fairly enforcing and administering federal campaign finance laws. congress created the federal election commission to fight political corruption after watergate. but more recently, partisan gridlock left the agency powerless to enforce the few campaign finance laws remaining on the books. in 2016 we saw record spending of millions of dollars in undisclosed dark money and we've seen the spending continue. and on and on. without a strong watchdog looking over their shoulders superpacs and billionaire donors have had free rein to push the limits. i disagree proflound foundly with the citizens united and -- to finance decisions. we have to ac

already put more than 90,000 people in the hospital, even before the shopping began. 66-year-old shelleyunn is one of them and lucky to be able talk. >> it's really frightening. >> reporter: stories from people struggling to stay alive are still not deterring holiday shoppers and gatherers or giving healthcare workers a break. >> we will not get a break, sickness comes and new year's comes. if we stack surge upon surge, i am significantly worried about that. >> before thanksgiving, 32 states saw increases in new daily covid cases, in pennsylvania, arkansas and massachusetts breaking record. and in oklahoma, the officials are getting pushback from the nurse's association after it decided to allow nurses who test positive to work. >> it is a mixed message to the public to pay lou asymptomatic covid-positive nurses, physician and other healthcare workers to work. >> but in vermont, governor phil scott told residents of his state, social gatherings have consequences. >> if you have a gathering with households outside of your household, we are asking you to be, to tell us that. that you shoul

shelley phelps has been finding out. roaming free.ason. acorns are poisonous to cattle and the ponies roaming the new forest. but not to pigs, who seem pretty happy to consume them. they are totally dependent, love being fed, everything is fine and they get to this point where they are allowed to explore the forest and they very insecurely step through the gate and look at what‘s happening and within about a month, they are off. never see them again. having parties everywhere. this year, pannaging has been extended until december. but nigel is getting his pigs out now. despite their size, they cover a lot of ground, trotting up an average of almost eight miles a day all over the village. no surprise then that even in the face of a tasty treat, they are reluctant to go home. shelley phelps, bbc news, the new forest. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with stav. very mild out there for the time of year, quite breezy, grey and cloudy for most of us, glimmers of brightness across eastern areas but rain and the forecast that is affect

out the digital first strategy in and it is pags of a push for 2020 joining us is marketing expert shelleyth us. what is the number one platform that you think is getting most of that reallocated dollar. >> great to be back. retailers have reduced the marketing budgets in terms of not being with e-commerce and more dollars senpent with e-commerce and the google ads are great and social media ads perform well and we know that we had so many retailers that were -- went bankrupt in september. 32 that went bankrupt in september of this year and so what they did was that definitely affects, complete advertising spend more holiday spending rn spending, so others reduced the spend towards e-commerce and mobile is doing very well and creating an experience online that's responsive to the new consumer buying patterns is crucial for brands at this point through covid and the holiday season. >> google ads are doing well what other platforms are the beneficiaries of this reallocated budget >> you look at basically what the consumer patterns are looking like now people are at home, not going to holiday

is indispensae to labor under the framework a certain lens that comes from writers and musicians shelley is right that poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world. the un- apprehended inspiration and the shadows o the future cast that's right before he dies. and appropriating dante but he understood we have be connected with our past through ou ideas and notions and stories and visions and narratives. with the poor worki class alll genders all sexual orientations that begs with the genius of hebrew scripture ta to it 18 years ago. and then to persecute those rendered invisible. and the deal with israel and with jews including israel and including jews. what arewe youoing? what you doing to those who are dominated is the spam that has been created and none of us ever ssess that kind of truth and you know when i know you're talking about. and for your own formation or community and with that unbelievable compassion. or a deeply concerned to bring together the people who are at each other's throats trying to create some kind of peace but now my son looks back and wonders about bei

shelley is right. they are the unacknowledged legislatures. with the on apprehended inspiration. in the shadows of the future cast on the present. they were appropriating dante. he understood we have to be connected with our past and who our ideas are we hoped a focus hope to focus on the least of these. all around the world. the begins with the hebrew scripture. that steadfast love. those who been rendered invisible. that's a covenant that god makes with israel. what are you doing for the least of these. what are you doing to those who are dominated and occupied. no one of us ever has that kind of truth. your own formation in family. that humility. on the unbelievable compassion that you see. more giving together different people who were at each other's throats. they try to create some kind of peace. beyond justice. eighteen years later. i am to still be alive. the robbie george. absolutely. that's the truth. we have a great time. we do have a book though. we have jointly written that reflection. we have a magnificent time on your show. it was trying to hold up to the best of y

host: thank you, shelley. lauren thomas, go ahead. think many americans that find themselves shy think there are many americans that find themselves -- i think there are many americans that find themselves in a similar situation as you. there have been many promotions forughout this year companies that have access inventory. you have seen some price cuts which is tough for consumers, but those prices can only -- which is good for consumers but those prices can only drop so much. they're trying to make a profit at the end of the day. the grocery industry has already been a low-margin business to begin with but it is tough for them to compete on prices. i think everyone is hopeful that 2021 will be a better year. viewer who asked about movie theaters and the like and restaurants and how they go through this correctly and how they plan to come out of it. can you expand on that? guest: i think it is still relevant. when i think of movie theaters and restaurants, a lot of this is at malls as well. it is part of the mall formula of the clas

host: thank you, shelley. lauren thomas, go ahead.hink many americans that find themselves shy think there are many americans that find themselves -- i think there are many americans that find themselves in a similar situation as you. there have been many promotions forughout this year companies that have access inventory. you have seen some price cuts which is tough for consumers, but those prices can only -- which is good for consumers but those prices can only drop so much. they're trying to make a profit at the end of the day. the grocery industry has already been a low-margin business to begin with but it is tough for them to compete on prices. i think everyone is hopeful that 2021 will be a better year. viewer who asked about movie theaters and the like and restaurants and how they go through this correctly and how they plan to come out of it. can you expand on that? guest: i think it is still relevant. when i think of movie theaters and restaurants, a lot of this is at malls as well. it is part of the mall formula of the classi

go through it all, s&p is up 1.5%, nasdaq up 1.3%, i think we are to bring in market watcher scott shelley think the markets rally on this election day? >> you had a lot of people that are very smart, smarter than i am so i won't spare you the lead, is what is been doing the last four days, the world is waking up to the fact that we have 47 months of his track record in 47 years of no track record, they're doing the same things over again, you maxine waters doing her best impression of madeleine albright, where women who don't vote for hillary, those types of things are happening in front of her face where they're asking you not to believe your lionize but the polls are right, they're asking you not to believe the rioters because those are peaceful protesters, this playbook is getting old, it is been 16 years living in london, every major western leader around the world has been blamed for coronavirus, they cannot even have an original thought there, that is why the market is higher because donald trump is done very well the last five days. stuart: i don't know where to go with us, i'm try

from this is shelley minnesota. good morning. caller: good morning.randmother with i have 12 grandchildren. i love my grandchildren. even though they will get behind in school, i went to see them walk down that graduation i'll -- aisle even if it is late. -- replaceust rip our teachers. they're not like a cookie jar, you cannot just grab another one. it takes years of college. we need to get smart about this and we need to save the children. grandmas and grandpas. we need to stop this nonsense. please stay safe. from this is oliver virginia. he is a parent. caller: i want to say thank you to c-span for giving the public a voice on some of the things going on in this country. say we got toto remember that the president lied to the american people about .his virus with children we have to remember that. he lied to us. i am so glad that the schools are closing until we get full control of this. would die ifs, i they caught this aziz in school and i had a say so and whether they were there or not. we have a president that does not care about it. until ame

of a shower maybe sneak in in there but on balance it looks to be variable clouds for most folks shelleyld be another factor developing near tonight. early tomorrow morning, let's get to some of the matter is a live shot we've got going on u c berkeley there's the east bay shoreline all lit up as you can see the bigger perspective everything is kind of a dry low basically overhead most of its action is off to the southeast quadrant of the low which is sometimes typical but isn't able to tap into deeper moisture so somewhat of a cut off low that we have temperatures in the 40's in the 50's over most of the region very little mercury movement over the last hour or so, although we did get out of the 30's up north there. yeah temperature change here we're now a half a dozen degrees on average. across most of the region as far as other winter storm stuff that's going on the sierra they're getting plenty of moisture with a winter storm warning going on places like kirkwood and then a watch that you can see a winter weather advisory extends onto the sierra we can expect as much as a foot of sno

going to be dry through the period as we start our day off is mardy was talking about been quite shelleyng the coast going to warm up that much places like half moon bay, expecting highs only in the 50's today, there's the bay bridge toll plaza there going on here for you. this is the satellite picture and everything stays well up towards the not penetrating down this far south we may get some scattered clouds from what's left over tomorrow that is most readings in the 30's in the 40's for right now 41 for half moon bay. we got the mid 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline waking up to the sunshine into the by high noon we're approaching at about 60 in midafternoon we'll see some lower to middle 60's going on with maybe a stray cloud here they're coming up a little bit we'll take a look at that longer range forecast models for and also the 4 zone 2 marty ok dave thanks a lot. back to the news this morning as covid cases are surging in the bay area san francisco's health department rolling out a new tool to try and help with contact tracing. they're introducing a virtual tool, someone w

apparently, according to shelley, it is from years of the marines building posture.here fora moment. sometimes i had absolutely. pretend he is not there for a moment. sometimes i had to tell them to get himself a pat on the back because he is so hard on himself. he tends to know stuff within three minutes. he is tough on himself he is not mastering it immediately. i tell him he himself he is not mastering it immediately. itell him he is himself he is not mastering it immediately. i tell him he is doing really well. monday, tuesday taking in the choreography and then we are working on technique wednesday, thursday. jj can at week two wanted everything by them mentor because he said he felt like a rock star on saturday night, he wanted to keep taking up feeling pain. talking about the marines at the level of excellence and perfection. i had to accept i'm outside my comfort zone. you are doing amazing. jj came in with no dance experience stop he has embraced absolutely everything. he is truly is what strictly is all about. amy can i do know what? you char me with that w

he is it looks like he's solidly holding on to his seat and shelley moore capito of west virginia she'slared the winner she was up against the democratic challenger swingin let's go ahead with we had mark warner against annual gate we already cover that when cory very popular there in new jersey at looks like he's holding on to his seat. guys we've got a lot to cover and these things are coming in fast and furious will be keeping on eye on them all throughout the night. and we time we'll send it back to you all right vicki, thank you voting continues in california until 8 o'clock tonight, you still have time to get out to the polls this check in with kron four's dan kerman standing by for us this city's outdoor voting center which is at civic center plaza near city hall dan understand. >>we could be looking at a record breaking turnout tonight. >>that's right they're expecting somewhere in the 80 percentile if it's in the upper 80 percentile that would be a record breaker right nof here at civic center plaza lot going on people down this path here will be driving in dropping off their b

. >> booktv recently asked a republican senator shelley moore capital of west virginia what are you reading? >> i am reading two books. i'm reading leadership by doris kearns goodwin which it into the leadership style of four of our presidents, the two roosevelt's, abraham lincoln and lyndon johnson. very interesting. i'm also reading "the order" by daniel silva. >> what books are you planning on reading in the future and why? >> i do tend to move towards more historical types of books on leadership and political books, with historical perspectives. i don't have any titles in mind right now but i like to read nonfiction and i think that's probably what i will stick with. >> how do you select the books that you would? >> a couple of ways. sometimes i get suggestions from friends. i used to be and a book club back in the day and i will get there reading selections and pick from that. and then i will just read the book review section of the newspapers to see what's good and what's considered page turning. i try to mix it up. >> do you ship books with your colleagues and friends? >> absolutely