steven hatfill and have not heard back. but the house investigation that has dug out this correspondence, they want more information on this as well. we can report that first here tonight that the house committee that is investigating the response to covid, that they have issued a subpoena to dr. steven hatfill on his time advising the trump white house. the committee asked him to first voluntarily documents in april and sit for a transcribed interview. the committee tells us that so far dr. steven hatfill refused to cooperate and otherwise minimized his involvement in the covid response, in a way that appears to be contradicted by the documents that have turned up already. and so they have therefore sent the subpoena for documents. like i told you, when it rains, it pours. and in this case, with a story, it does feel like it's the beginning of the story. joining us now is congressman jamie raskin, congressman for maryland. he sits on the select subcommittee. he's also a member of the january 6th select committee. you are a

steven: actually 20000 years. mark: and we know about it because human beings have adopted the sea and measured carefully. [laughter] for a couple of millennia. in those member of the measure was solid. a lot of other historic measurements are not, the temperature is a sloppy because we didn't have thermometers anyway, we'd look at that and we say how do you distill that varied in a soundbite that you don't see an acceleration or signal in a noisy phenomenon. simplistically is for those who say, will the sea level accelerating. well for how long. it arises and accelerates the last couple few decades. when i was a 40 years. it's been accelerating. mark: what is a tell you, maybe we don't know that much about what the factors are pretty. steven: i think the thing that you have to that people are not up-to-date in the subject, with human influences, a quarter of what they are today if you go back to 1950 and maybe even less than that so the sea level has its ups and downs pretty much on its own. that makes it hard to

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jacobs >> steven a. jacobson >> steven d.ke denis jagoda >> yudhvir s. jain >> maria jakubiak >> robert adrien jalbert >> ernest james >> gricelda e. james >> mark steven jardim >> amy nicole jarret >> muhammadou jawara >> francois jean-pierre >> maxima jean-pierre >> paul edward jeffers >> john charles jenkins >> and my uncle, christopher. even though you died more than eight years before i was born, your memory lives on through me in so many of your family and rends now, grandpa is in heaven with you. may you both rest in the piece of his kingdom. and may god bless america. >> and my cousin daniel. >> joseph jenkins, jr. >> alan keith jensen >> prem nath jerath >> farah jeudy >> hweidar jian >> eliezer jimenez, jr. >> luis jimenez, jr. >> charles gregory john >> nicholas john >> dennis m. johnson >> lashawna johnson >> scott michael johnson >> william r. johnston >> allison horstmann jones >> arthur joseph jones iii >> brian leander jones >> charles edward jones >> christopher d. jones >> donald t. jones ii >> donald w. jon

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one answered by texas ranger steven jeter. >> so what do you do? >> ground zero.n like nothing had been done before. >> on day one of this investigative re-boot, jeter had ex-husband mcdowell sitting in a chair for his first formal interview. >> and i told him, "hey, look, we're -- you're ex-husband, we're gonna take your story. and -- i got to rule you out as a suspect." >> so he's a cooperative guy i think, right? >> oh yeah. one of the -- once you reached out to him, was very cooperative. >> mcdowell told jeter the same story he told the sheriff deputies a week earlier. he hadn't seen crystal since thursday night when she left for her date. >> according to him, that was the last time he saw her alive. >> you woefully underestimate a texas ranger if you see just an elite gunslinger in hats and boots. jeters's gone through extensive training on how best to interview a suspect by reading both behavior and body language. >> so tell me about his demeanor. tell me about what you're seeing as much as what he's saying to you, ranger. >> probably lack of concern or sinc

don't trade gdp, the message from steven ricchiuto.g up on the program at 9:00, we will credit -- we will catch up with chris harvey of wells fargo. the big bear on wall street becomes the big bull and he is looking for 4825 on the s&p 500. tom: this is tough. these guys are class acts, they capitulate, they are wrong. i am watching tobias levkovich. jonathan: to see if he does the same thing. i characterized chris as the big bear on wall street. that is not how he started the year. the forecast of 3900 pushing 4000 was bullish in november. then we had the vaccine news in this market ripped. we always talk about risk. i often say some of the risks we do not talk about enough our upside risks. that has been the story of this equity market. tom: i would say in modern business media there's too much certitude. there's is too much you got it wrong. in the old days it was simple. everyone got it wrong often. you adjusted as you went and you had humility. jonathan: chris has a ton of humility. i will talk to him about that and also why he ha

who is the puppetmaster, steven?there is a great story in politico about staffers the by demonstration turning off the tv when he speaks because they have anxiety his eyeballs are going to pop out of his head. if i was a reporter, any reporter worth their weight and reputation should ask him who is telling you not to take our questions? is there in the room behind us with a sledgehammer it's going to take you out and we never hear from you from five days? we are being told to ignore something by allies, the media at the democrats this is normal when it's really not. we are being told hey guys you need to not worry about this. it's either this or trump going off for three hours and spring everyone with bs. i think there is a happy medium here. we are being told there's nothing going on here i want to know is this a cry for help? do we need the know the signs for elderly abuse? our visiting angels this is a cry for help i'm not supposed to do these things are going to hurt me again for. >> what happens if he does not c

steven hatfield. he's a virologist. in 2020 he started working with the white house trade representative, peter navarro, as an advisor on the pandemic response. which is why, as the congressional investigation was continuing their course of looking into the u.s. government response in the first year of covid, dr. steven hat field's name started popping up all over the place, even though he had not been publicly declared to be involved in the response. you could see in this guy's correspondence that the committee has dug up so far that his involvement with the white house tracks with some of those otherwise inexplicable bizarre decisions and public pronouncements made by the trump administration around covid. for example, i'll show you this one. this is an e-mail to steven hatfield by peter navarro. dated may of last year right before memorial day. quote, i've been working on tracking down some israeli data saying this coronavirus thing may have now run its eight-week course in most of the united states. genetic bottlene

david: steven major, thank you so much for coming on the show. steven: my pleasure. david: an update on this evergrande, local trade got halted. we will be resuming trade at 10:20. it is a 2023 bond. down to a massive move up in price. your quadruple three, we are back at the price of 2009. rishaad: let's have a look at what is going on in the first word news. vonnie quinn. vonnie: thank you. goldman sachs hired a former mckinsey had to call around asia pacific operations. he becomes goldman's most prominent outside hire for asia, where the bank has ambitious investment plans. the bank voted to remove a ceo after a single term as its top executive as he started to resolve scandal for past client work. coinbase's ceo blasted the sec for what he called really sketchy behavior, after the company received a warning that regulators land to sue. they say the sec has an issue with a new product it is launching which allows consumers to earn interest on their crypto holdings. the ceo says the sec will create an unfair market if he tries to shut down the lending product. eliz

almost there. >> a few minutes later steven texted christina.he messages were coming of green on the screen. >> which means her phone is not on? >> or out of service. yes. >> steven slipped it off and drove up late saturday morning. >> i shudder a text and said hey, let me know when you get home. whenever your phone charges or whatever it is. >> three days later on tuesday afternoon, christina's mom johnny now living up until subtle clear houma got a text from one of christina's friends. >> have i heard from christina and i said know why? and she sent me back a message saying her boss called me and said she never showed up for work. >> she had not seen for her shifts on saturday or tuesday. >> i immediately got a feeling in my stomach that i never had before. i knew something was wrong. i sent christine a message on her phone and i sent hunter a message. >> hunter, christina's living boyfriend -- >> you never called me back. >> >> johnny called christina's dad. >> i asked her father if he had heard from her. he said no. and i had not heard from

steven: what we hope is to drive it up 20%.be like a period of 35 years -- three to five years. stephen: you focus on r&d quite a bit and have advanced charterers and other home products, but how are you going to differentiate in the china market that is pretty saturated with the kind of products you make? steven: we don't want to be a me better ran, making slightly better products. we hope to be an innovation driven company and customers come to us not just for a slightly better product, but for a truly innovative product and thought behind that. so it's a challenge. it's a journey that, you know, we need to take, but that is something we are heading towards steadily. stephen: when you do have established names like bose, jbl, or other brands that are known at this level, and then there's everyone else, is there a particular brand that you model yourself after? steven: probably a company like procter & gamble. maybe a little bit surprising, but they have a portfolio brand fact is very professional and innovative. if you are ab

steven says going forward. the hope is that forest management and brush clearing will be done with the same intensity. >> the fire fighting is done. dan kerman kron 4 news really dry dry there. meteorologist dave spahr joins us now. you get the dry conditions and well as spoke to go around too. >> let's take a little tour in this grant vicki of a really we've got a lot of smoke to deal with. you've been hearing about this is a little different than yesterday. it's kind of a live shot of what's going on with air quality. we have an island, a very poor air right around carson city because our gentle flow pattern is coming from the west or southwest. generally speaking. >> taking a little tour across the state little bit up to the north. another patch of really nasty atr north of chico. and you can see all the way to medford, oregon. this spins around most the satellite pictures have shown us that trend will continue and will spill some more smoke probably into the north bay area as early as maybe perhaps tomorrow

steven says going forward. the hope is that force management and brush clearing will be done with the same intensity. >> as firefighting is done. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> want to give you another view of the smoke from the counter fire. this is a 6 hour time lapse showing the smoke growing over time. this view is from hawkins speak. that's about an hour and a half south of lake tahoe and you can see the go up and then spread out as they're being blown by the wind, which has been shifting in different directions over the past few sometimes it's clear, but sometimes it's just you can hardly see across the street. you know, just like we saw in that image where the sky was just completely orange from all the smoke and flames that have been in that area to talk more about the air quality that folks up in tahoe are seeing right now. >> we're joined now by meteorologist dave spahr with a look at what things are looking like. we're fine here, but the further inland you go. yeah, we're fine. for now. jonathan can good

steven siller was a new york firefighter.had just gotten off his shift at brooklyn's squad one fire station when the first plane hit the north tower. steven jumped in his truck to rush to the scene and when he realized the brooklyn battery tunnel was shut down, he strapped 60 pounds of gear to his back and race through the tunnel on foot to the twin towers. ultimately giving his life to save others. joining me right now is frank siller, steven's older brother. frank siller now the chairman and ceo of the tunnel to towers foundation. frank, so good to see you. i mean, what a journey this continues to be for you. so on this somber day, you just walked in your brother's footsteps, completing that 537 mile never forget walk. going through that same tunnel to ground zero. so express what you were feeling right now. >> it was very emotional, especially the last three miles. i started at the pentagon on august 1st. walked to shanksville, pennsylvania, and then ended up here today walking through the tunnel with my family. i was thin

edward thomas strauss steven r. strauss larry l. strickland steven f.gton stuart, jr. benjamin suarez david scott suarez ramon suarez dino xavier suarez ramirez yoichi sumiyama sugiyama william christopher sugra daniel thomas suhr david marc sullins christopher p. sullivan patrick sullivan thomas g. sullivan hilario soriano sumaya, jr. james joseph suozzo >> and my aunt, who was funny, outgoing and always kept the family together. i was only one week old when she passed away but i honor you every single day that -- by the name you gave to me. you are my hero and the bravest person i have known. we love and miss you. >> and my father, richard. and my uncle, james. 20 years ago today i went to school that beautiful morning, never anticipating the horror that was to come to my family and so many others. i have lived almost half of my life and it has been bittersweet. my dad and uncle have missed so much, our family has grown. my father did not get to see the nephews grow into the amazing young men that they are today. he did not get to witness the birth of

elsewhere, caretaker manager steven reid led nottingham forest to theirfirst league win of the seasonraw 3—3 at luton. bournemouth moved to the top of the table as philip billing's second—half strike gave them a 1—0 win over cardiff city — they replace fulham, who drop to second after losing 2—1 to reading. derby, who announced yesterday they're going into administration, ended a miserable week with a 2—1 win over stoke. and in scotland, hibernian blew the chance of going clear at the top of the premiership as st mirren snatched an equaliser two minutes from time to draw 2—2. stephen kingsley�*s superb second—half free kick ensured hearts maintained their unbeaten start as they drew 2—2 at ross county. stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. the line—up for tonight's t20 blast final at edgbaston is complete. kent will take on somerset for the trophy with play set to begin shortly. it's after both sides won their respective semifinals earlier in the day, as adam wild reports. finals day at edgbaston, four teams, three matches,

stevens. >> good morning. my name is adrian stevens. i am the acting chair of the board of directors of the national american ending housing council. i currently serve as the executive director of the nation housing authority. i appreciate the opportunity to testify before the senate to discuss tribal housing. i would like to thank chairwoman smith, ranking member arounds, and committee members for having this hearing. in addition to the comments i will make today, i have submitted a formal written statement for the record. the committee asked as to describe the state of housing in indian country. unfortunately, the answer is that housing needs in our tribal community are great and persistent. there is a long-standing housing shortage across indian country due to years of stagnant investment. tribal housing programs relied on federal funding. funding for the program has been flat for nearly 20 years, providing tribes only 2/3 of the purchasing power today that they provided in 1990. we are asking tribes to do a lot with their housing do

coming on, steven. it is very complicated to the uninitiated, the german political system in the forming of the various combinations of coalition that all seem to be up in the air at the moment. what do you think it's the most likely outcome as it stands? that's pretty much a talk to the coin by the looks of it at the moment. whether it's s p d or a c, d u, conservative lead government. nobody can say right now. i would take a guess at the shoulds and the s p d are going to lead a new coalition, a 3 year coalition. the interesting thing of the course is that the, the big coalitions of the past are of have, are now impossible, even that basically to them together might only barely make up to 50 as it looks like. so we're looking at a 3 year constellation now for a stable government. now i'm sure this is absolutely normal way of life for you and it comes to polling in germany. but the people from other countries might seem a little strange that the party that gets the most votes doesn't end up in power qu

alexander stevens is elected senator from georgia. and so anyone that had that notion of vindictive and harsh republicans. in any other country that they may have been executed or jailed. and in fact some people were jailed for crimes committed against the u.s. government. jefferson davis was jailed for some time. but none of them really suffered. davis writes this huge memoir that states rights had nothing to do with slavery. so they are all there to propagate their own views. and they are really not punished that harshly. did you have a question? jeremy. jeremy, and then i will come to you. >> yeah, the 13th amendment originally stated there should be no slavery except as a punishment for crime. so how significant do you played do you think that played in the south part? in forcing black codes in that kind of things? >> very good question jeremy, we are going to be talking about black codes. so there are all kinds of loopholes other than violence to undermine reconstruction and the project for black rights. so you could use criminal

i said, steven, i know what you're doing.ost challenging leg comes this saturday, september 11th. what do you think you'll be thinking about when you walk through the tunnel, the tunnel that your brother walked through on that day? >> i've been, i've been looking forward to it dreading it at the same time. because i know how much i'll be overcome with emotion. >> reporter: but he says he's ready to complete his walk and carry the memories of his brother and the other men and women who lost their lives that day. >>> and a lot of folks supporting him on that journey, which will end right here at ground zero on saturday. now, brianna, in addition to his never forget walk, siller also started a foundation, a nonprofit group called the tunnel to towers foundation. what they do is they set out to help first responders who died that day and first responders who died later of 9/11 related illnesses, helping them buy homes. the foundation also sets out to educate people, making sure everyone remembers what happened on 9/11. brianna? >

el departamento de policÍa de mountain view busca dos sujetos que agredieron a una mujer en stevens creekpechosos. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: el departamento de policÍa de mountain view recibiÓ una llamada de una vÍctima que denunciÓ ser agredida por los sujetos en stevens creek trail, entre creekside park y central expressway. uno de los sospechosos es descrito como un hombre blanco. el segundo es descrito como de 40 aÑos. reportera: hay que tomar precauciones al salir a caminar o trotar al parque. los expertos dicen que no lo haga sola, salga acompaÑada. lleve artÍculos de forma muy cuidadosa en su mano. en este parque estaba la vÍctima caminando, cuando fue agredida por los sujetos para atacarla a plena luz del dÍa. la policÍa ya busca a dos sospechosos. si tiene alguna informaciÓn, comunÍquese con el departamento de policÍa de mountain view. reportera: las autoridades policiales resaltaron la forma en que la vÍctima pudo salir ilesa y cÓmo pudo describir a los sospechosos. feliz noche. paola: importante recordar estos consejos. un incidente escolar en antioch provocÓ controversia en

and stuart stevens, casually dropped in a trump quote from 2020, four and i realized during the breakeen a good long time since i last asked do you. do you think that it is for real with your knowledge of the former president and the scene right now, do you think that he is as good as in the race? >> right now it is certainly appears that he is. and it's a long time till 2024 things can change. but it absolutely looks like he is going to be in the race again. we and this anti-democratic movement, is kind of what the republican party is more into due to the big lie, and interference to the big lie of the election, this is not just trump, it is being abetted aided and facilitated enabled by republican election officials. in the senate, in the house in the local level who should know better, who maybe did known better but who are making it possible. the kind of democratic rupture in this country that we got more than a glimpse of on january six, that we thought was impossible, i thought it happened in the country that [inaudible] many years ago, i didn't think it happened here. i have to

steven weiss, we know moderna has been a home run for you. talk about the brazilian mining company, down you gave up. >> that's downplaying moderna calling it only a home run vale, here is the story. china cut back on steel production, iron ore goes into that being a non-u.s. company, doing more business with china in terms iron ore they also cut back on the production forecasts but it was a core position, it's been disappointing, a monster yield. but i have enough exposure with cleveland cliff flier jim's name that i'm sticking with that, fully integrated, steel producer, domestic i like it better. >> kari, charter communications, one of your winners. peloton your august looser, what are you doing with either both, whatever >> well, charter cable company obviously business growth and wi-fi connectivity work from home, et cetera. they are not producing content they don't seem to be wanting into the content streaming business we think that's good, yes. we think it can continue higher. peloton, we actually are right at our cost here we bought i

steven: probably a company like procter & gamble. little bit surprising but it has a portfolio that each is very professional and innovative, if you are able to just, you know, again, have the right people to actually build categories. individually by themselves, could be something different. it is something we kept thinking and we will keep exploring as well. stephen: what other areas do you see yourself diversifying into? are there opportunities in certain product segments you are really looking at over the next few years? steven: we would hope to open up our platform to entrepreneurs all over the world to build categories they want to build. let's say an entrepreneur in japan wants to build a robot, something like that. stephen: how is your vision for anker -- how has your vision for anker been impacted by the tensions? let's not ignore the elephant in the room, the rising tensions between china and the united states. steven: we hope that anker would become an international company. they are not just made in china. they are made i

steven says that means when winds kick up. >> the number and severity of spot fires increases. >> what unburned area about 90% of the time start a new fire. that's extraordinary. and that enables the fire really to move up that canyon when the wind is essentially pushing it and also unfortunately content available down into south lake going over the crest stevens doesn't expect the fire to move farther north and south tahoe. >> but says it could move east into nevada. >> steven says going forward. the hope is that forest management and brush clearing will be done with the same intensity. the fire fighting is done. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> 9.26 on the clock. coming up next. and indoor mask mandate now in effect for the city of vallejo. we'll tell you what that means for residents moving forward. >> 9.29 right now and we're taking a look here at the golden gate bridge which isn't all that golden it's gray, but at least it's not muggy so we won't complain, right. it's fog. it's not smoke. and yeah, if we had to play that, would you rather rather have fog yeah, me too. me too. and vote b

joining me now is steven miller former trump senior advisor founder of america first legal. steven, first of all, is there current legal authority to allow for that many individuals vetted by the same geniuses who carried out this withdraw, to come to the united states? >> categorically there is not, which is why my orange and black, america first legal put forward an oversight request to the administration a document request. the reality is the people joe biden has evacuated from afghanistan were evacuated at random. my government sources have been very clear about this point. they do not qualify for, in most cases, lawful visas for the united states of america, nor are they going to go through the lawful refugee process. so, in other words, the lawful pathways are not being used. instead they're going to use a process used as parole which is basically daca for illegal immigrants outside your borders. in other words, we're familiar with deferred action. that's for illegal immigrants who are already here. this is saying you don't have lawful authority but we're going to let

thanks to steven duggar patrolling center field. >> mike: well, he had a great jump, perfect route, and puts it right in the sweet spot. >> jon: belt, posey, slater, due up. back to the ballpark, jon miller and mike krukow, giants and braves. see you after the game. >> jon: giants, 5. atlanta, 5. last of the 10th inning as donovan solano had his visit with ron wotus because he is the automatic runner at second base. >> mike: you see the numbers for tyler matzek 56th time hard thrower 71 strikeouts 33 walks, two-pitch guy. you will see a high 90. sometimes even a 100 miles an hour with a hard slider. but fastball about 35% of the time. to both righties and lefties. >> jon: now solano, you might be asking, he didn't make the last out, he hit a home run. and it's either the guy who made the last out who is the automatic runner or if it's going to be the pitcher than you move one back and use that guy. and that guy is solano. so here's belt to try to get him home. threw that one pretty hard. now matzek , one thing about him. he's a good choice for the braves., one thing about him. he's a go

and by corporate funding provided by stevens inc and morgan stanley. >> welcome to firing line. >> thank you for having me. >> we're now 18 months int the covid-19 pandemic. more than 4.7 million people have died worldwide. the virus shifted the way we live and the way we work. where do things stand by this assessment with the global economy right now? >> so the global economy is in recovery mode. restarting a global economy is not easy. it is proving to be a less smooth recovery than we would like. and then add to that the fact that the fan depandemics not ov. and that politics is in the way, and we're looking at a notable recovery, one that is very unequal across countries and within countries. >> some peep are calling this a k shaped recovery meaning that certain sectors are recovering faster than others, do you agree? >> i like that this is more than just k shaped. there is multiple ks. i will give you an example. there is something new in the last few months and that is the smell of stagflation. you have to be as old as me to have experienced stagflation in the 70s. that is when you

i stead steven, i know what you're doing.> the most challenging leg comes september 11th. what do you think you'll be thinking about when you walk through the tunnel, the tunnel that your brother walked through upon that day? >> i've been -- i've been looking forward to it and dreading it at the same time, because i know how much i'll be overcome with emotion. >> but he says he is ready to complete his walk and carry the memories of his brother and the other men and women who lost their lives that day. >> thanks to jason carroll for that. >>> and in florida, scuba divers placed a large american flag underwater to commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11. this is the florida keys national marine sanctuary. divers attached the flag to a historic military shipwreck some 60 feet or 80 meters beneath the ocean surface. that ship was intentionally sunk 20 years ago to serve as an artificial reef. >>> california's governor is fighting for his political life ahead of tuesday's recall election. why some observers believe the race will

steven sample, emergency physician from jasper indiana.e talked to him regularly during this pandemic but for tonight it's the first time he's joins us as a covid patient. he's in his basement and in quarantine. . and has been kind enough to join us from there tonight. doc around here that is taking on the significance of, where were you when you learned he had covid. we are chiefly curious about how you're feeling. how you're doing. and are we just assuming you got this from an unvaccinated person? >> good evening brian. yes. probably. i just got my diagnosis just a couple of days ago. i've been working kind of in a covid suit for the last two or three months. it's been really intense around here. and i was hoping that it wasn't going to happen to me. i tried everything i could. i surrounded myself with the veil of vaccinated people around me, but ultimately i still have to go to work and take care of patients right. i'm feeling all right, i have really a man cold i suppose i feel bad enough that i want you to feel bad for me but really n

steven redman, thank you. thank you very much for having me after the break. as global capitalism, weights on the chinese communist party is response to the ever granted crisis. we talk to a man who help sets british interest rates for the bank of england by the perfect storm of lobby leaders and death. all of them all coming up and bought 2 of going underground the. i don't know, i mean there are some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were not scabbing or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best buy march 21st which is in 2 days. all these potatoes, paula daniels, onions. all of these came from waste brown sources. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the wealthier people and our society. so it makes sense for them to throw it out right off, rather than give it to somebody who could use it. and then that person is not going to buy it. the welcome back. and when we spoke to a small u. k. energy supplier about the possibility of who

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steven sample, an emergency physician from jasper, indiana.s us as a covid patient. he is in his basement and in quarantine and has been kind enough to join us from there tonight. doc, around here this has taken on the significance of like where were you when you learned that steve sample had covid. we are chiefly curious about how you're feeling, how you're doing, and are we just assuming you got this from an unvaccinated hoosier? >> yeah, probably. probably an unvaccinated hoosier, i just got my diagnosis just a couple of days ago. i've been working, you know, kind of in a covid suit for the last two or three months. it's been really intense around here, and i was hoping that it wasn't going to happen to me. i tried everything i could. i surrounded myself, you know, with a veil of vaccinated people around me, but ultimately, i've still got to go to work and take care of patients, right? i'm feeling all right. i've got really a man cold i suppose, like i feel bad enough that i want you to feel bad for me, but really not bad enough yet that yo

steven duggar, into the shadows. it is a giant sleep.y are pumped but the very next inning, trent grisham and hossein can go back to back off jose quintana. fatal. the giants would answer. tommy lasorda doubles. we are tied at sixes. onto the tent, the padres score. victor care tina, grounder. la stella, desperation play. the gits lose and that loss, coupled with a win in colorado leads the giants up by that one slim game. the miraculous return of chris bassitt from surgery on his face after getting hit with that line drive. he went three scoreless innings. this is a guy who had surgery on his face five weeks ago. the a's in charge for a wild. sean murphy with a cell obama and the fourth. athletics jumped out to a lead but we have seen this so many times. the bullpen just fails. luis torrens taking jake diekman out. seattle sweeps the a's. they are circling the drain. bassitt frustrated after the game. >> i am part of this group even though we sucked last month. it is what it is. i mean, we have not done a good enough job to win games, b

and with that i will introduce my dear friend haley stevens from michigan. [applause] >> it was an absolutely unbelievable spring and summer in my home state of michigan where we watched historic storms bring catastrophic flooding over and over and over again. in fact the day i was touring storm damage another storm hit. knocking out power lines, shutting down businesses. basements, cars, homes and roads, destroyed as our existing infrastructure just couldn't keep up with the increasing precipitation and extreme weather caused by climate change. heavy rain, now dropped 31 percent more precipitation in the midwest than they did 50 years ago. these events are leading to more flooding, erosion and runoff into our waterways and they are declining our water quality in exacerbating the dangerous effects of toxic algae bloom.a changing climate and decades of underinvestment in hard infrastructure projects have brought us here and my constituents in michigan are paying the price. the epa estimates that higher temperatures associated with unmitigated climate change c

steven clark says her credibility could be called into question in future court proceedings including her restraining order application. >>> the central bank signals it will begin to wind down its purchases of government bonds. plus why a former secretary of defense was called to testify in the elizabeth holmes trial. elise preston reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks roared back wednesday after a choppy start to the week on wall street. dow was up 338 points at the close. nasdaq added 150 and s&p 500 gained 41. yesterday's rally coincided with conclusion of the federal reserve's two day september meeting. a statement from the fed indicated it could start raising interest rates early next year. chairman jerome powell said the central bank is aiming to end monthly bond purchase program by middle of 2022. >>> former defense secretary james mattis took to the stand at the criminal trial of the former ceo elizabeth holmes. he told the jury he was invited to join blood testing start up's board after he invested nearly $85,000 in the company. he also testified he and other b

, gerber rallied back after dropping the first set to the stevens, the 2016 u.s.n champ moves on to the fourth round where she could play. tomorrow is the first full saturday of college football, san jose state hits the road, to face usc. waving her hands over there. the spartans are going for their first win against a pac- 12 school since they beat stanford in 2006. speaking of the cardinal, they start their season at jerry's world in dallas, a neutral site game against kansas state with a nine a.m. kickoff. back here in the bay area. >> we are not completely doing the whole thing, but, i want the guys to see the stadium. >> you will find the same measure, which is our jim. >> i'm excited to get in there friday, running around and get used to the big screen up top, and the huge, it's a huge stadium 100,000 people. >> just a little different than the farm, meanwhile in berkeley, cow host nevada tomorrow night and the anticipation is building for the bears to have fans back at memorial stadium for the first time since 2019. >> we've got trucks moving around, they a

thank you very much steven. >> still ahead, doctors and nurses in one bay area county, what they're asking to do now that every bed in the county is filled with covid patients. plus -- >> once you open your heart and see the people and empathize with what they're going through, it's impossible to look away. i could not possibly leave him there without trying to help. >> from a homeless stranger to now a long-time neighbor. how one act of kindness turned into a friendship. >>> and temperatures are starting to drop, and take a look at it. the fog is beginning to return. we'll show you how much we'll have tomorrow morning. i'm back with that in about six minutes. >>> an urgent plea from doctors in mendocino county for patients to get vaccinated. they say their emergency departments are just overflowing. their icus are full and patients are waiting for beds. the doctors say as the delta variant spreads, covid-19 hospitalizations in mendocino county are increasing and straining resources. doctors and nurses are at the brink of exhaustion 18 months into this pandemic. and that misinformation abo

scott stevens. he's a professor of fire science at u c berkeley. he says while the state is done a better job brush cleaning and pain trees recently in tahoe. it won't be enough to stop the flames of the counter fire from seriously affecting the resort community. >> going to be sad. we're going to houses lost economies hit if it burns a big area of that part of the southern part of the basin. it could actually really have a detrimental quality to quality. >> steven says he doesn't expect the fire to move farther north and south tahoe but says it will likely move much further east into nevada. well, go ahead and take out your phone scan. this qr code that's on your screen right now. we're bringing you around the clock coverage all the caldor fire you can find over on our website. we have interactive map showing you where structures have been damaged or destroyed. so you can know also, we're evacuees can get helps. go ahead and scan that qr code on your screen. it's going to take you over to kron. 4 dot com. new this morning mask have to be worn indo

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stop athletes say the online harassment is much bigger than just stevens latest attacks. but it's it's really hard to control because. >> the people i come to your pape directly pro tennis star taylor townsend says she too, faced similar comments for years i've been called the n word. any type of word that can describe being that any word that can describe being black like. >> everybody. under the sun. honestly in. it's not just recently as just become more more prevalent was last couple of years. but like this has been going on honestly, since i've gotten on social 1000 took part in campaigns to stop the hate online, but she believes much more needs to be done to protect players from hate speech. i think that there has to be some sort of. >> either 3rd party company. that is hired to try to or that the if you have maybe combined where they are soldiering and being able to monitor like you know, some of the things. in terms of what people like. if they're mentioning players names and once people know that there are repercussions for for abusing people like that, even give

or better yet, two of them." ( laughter ) little steven continued discussing his little steven, saying it was just a wild, wild time and the women were truly, truly liberated there for a minute." "yeah, but now that i'm 70, women no longer have group sex with me. when did they become so oppressed?" ( laughter ) meanwhile, we here at "meanwhile global shipping enterprises and secondary market meat products" sometimes find so many animal- related stories that we have to repackage them in our meanwhile subsegment: "meanwild." ( laughter ) meanwild, for years, officials have been struggling to control the invasive lanternfly, and now they've raised the ante. as "cbs news put it, "there's a beautiful spotted insect flying across the u.s., and officials want you to kill it." whoa, whoa, whoa! i cannot endorse killing things that are too beautiful. if we did that, how long could i possibly last? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) meanwild, things got a little too educational at the bronx zoo last week when an adult gorilla was filmed performing oral sex on its partner in front of aghast zoo

steven duggar, into the shadows. it is a giant sleep.d hossein can go back to back off jose quintana. fatal. the giants would answer. tommy lasorda doubles. we are tied at sixes. onto the tent, the padres score. victor care tina, grounder. la stella, desperation play. the giants lose and that loss, coupled with a win in colorado leads the giants up by that one slim game. the miraculous return of chris bassitt from surgery on his face after getting hit with that line drive. he went three scoreless innings. this is a guy who had surgery on his face five weeks ago. the a's in charge for a wild. sean murphy with a cell obama and the fourth. athletics jumped out to a lead but we have seen this so many times. the bullpen just fails. luis torrens taking jake diekman out. seattle sweeps the a's. they are circling the drain. bassitt frustrated after the game. >> i am part of this group even though we sucked last month. it is what it is. i mean, we have not done a good enough job to win games, but yes, i'm still happy as how to be part of this gro

steven, you as well. the "wall street journal" notes haitians and cubans are turning up by the hundreds of thousands. well, of course. why is this happening? the senate for immigration studies may have found their answer. on september 12th the mexican government sent migrants it had bottled up over to the american border. this done under the cover of mexico's independence week. here is mike pompeo. the biden team is trying to reboot trump's remain in mexico policy, but mexico didn't want to play. your reaction? >> we left him a perfectly good plan and in afghanistan and they turned that into chaos. left him a good plan to handle the southern border and maintain sovereignty. they ripped that up and i am confident they will blame our administration the same way had a did afghanistan. the american people can see. the humanitarian crisis is very significant. the burden it will place on the united states is real. schools will have to put these kids through school. it will deny the citizens and the kids that li