church terror in from sun life monk goes on the rampage. leaving 3 dead several injured. his city is the victim of fascism. but in this new tragedy today we see victims of islamofascism repeatedly denounced . also a shot dead by police in the city of president. more than doubles the deployment of soldiers across the country. and the french consulates in saudi arabia is also targeted with a manner.

in sun life this morning, you know, yes, i love it back there, look so nice and if you look at the flag, it's not blowing that much so it's actually a great morning to be out there on any of our bridges whether you're traveling or in the case of the golden gate bridge may be walking across it. >>we are going to be seeing nice clear skies through the day this is a different perspective of the golden gate you can see it out there in the distance from timber on which is also looking at plenty of sunshine overhead. calm winds again today much like yesterday we have seen calm winds across the bay area first all 24 hours now we're going to keep that around as we work our way into that weekend ahead of us and eventually into that first weekend of november, no major wind events forecasted no chance of rain forecasted no heat waves that just this holding pattern of mild weather. 40's and 50's for most of us, although a cool start in the north bay yet again fairfield in santa rosa down at 37 degrees right now so temperatures definitely on the cool side as we work our way through the morning you c

they'd spot concerns maybe of an ecological disaster off the coast of kamchatka samples of water sun the marine life have shown high levels of oil products up to 4 times normal other toxic compounds to an investigation into the cause is still under way is more of the unfolding crisis. lashing the petition for the past few weeks on the surface at the beach we went into the water we're experiencing night problems i face wouldn't be too much attention to their symptoms we nationally put it down to the great sound and strong winds but when the problems persisted on cloudy days too we became worried him since he started showing other symptoms noisy fatigue and fever to see not quite dangerous in the slideshow of some of the 1st sign was some of the service spiel. sick we thought it was a root of virus something to do with the drinking and then people started complaining about i retain a sore throats in general it would seem. to . change. the post just this sometimes happens after storms sea urchins new starfish often washed up on the shore in large numbers but we haven't seen octopus is washed up before

some orbit stars that change slowly and have longer life spans than our sun. researchers say because of those conditions life could thrive more easily on those planets. the 24 top contenders are located more than 100 light ligs away. >> so there's that. >> that part. getting there. >> yeah. >>> new at 6:00, new covid-19 detection coming to schools this morning. we're showing you what the new tech is looking like and how it works. >>> speaking of new tech, rumors swirling about the new iphone. the day apple may be unveiling its newest device. >>> and a story of survival inside the gla >>> google and oracle are taking their copyright dispute to the supreme court. today the justices are expected to hear their case. the lawsuit involves the creation of the android operating system. google used part of oracle's java platform to build android, so oracle sued for copyright. google says they could use it because of fair use. the supreme court ruling will impact the future of software development. >>> facebook is cracking down on all forms of content that is related to

nort can also be seen in parallel with the increasing recovery rate and as far as the daily life of then sun it's more or less has or done lucy reportedly it's clear that we may not go back to log on to do asian because that have huge economic costs but the ongoing festive season and the approaching winter season is giving cause is giving into the concerns that we need to see a bit of the right bit of a rise in the number of cases that get. there in delhi mathias bolinger in beijing sima gupta in rome thank you so much to all of you. and here is a look at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economies to work together to fight the virus secretary general antonio good 10 ish says that it's disappointing there was no coordinated action in march south korea has confirmed to 155 new cases its biggest jump in more than 40 days most of the infections have been traced to hospitals and care homes around the capital seoul australia is easing the cap on the number of residents allowed to return each week the limit will rise by ne

nort can also be seen in parallel with the increasing recovery rate and as far as the daily life of them sun it's more or less has or done lucy reportedly it's clear that we may not go back to log on to jewish in because that have huge economic costs but the ongoing festive season and the approaching winter season is giving cause is giving into the concerns that we need to see a bit of the right bit of a rise in the number of use of the get. there in delhi mathias baldinger in beijing in rome thank you so much to all of you. and here is a look at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economies to work together to fight the virus secretary general antonio good 10 ish says that it's disappointing there was no coordinated action in march south korea has confirmed to 155 new cases its biggest jump in more than 40 days most of the infections have been traced to hospitals and care homes around the capital seoul australia is easing the cap on the number of residents allowed to return each week the limit will rise by nearly $300

book started where the day after i had received the raudz scholarship the baltimore sun was writing an article about my life and skwraoeurpbd how this local kid will challenges anded was getting a zip and at the same time they were writing a series of articles about four guys who walked into a jewelry store in a armed robbery pwofrpld an off-duty police officer was killed and one person they were looking for was captured and tried and convicted was also wes moore. we were from the same areas and around the same age and both grew up in single parent households and had academc and disciplinary troubles coming up. the more i got to know him the more we became friends and more i realized how quick as a society we are so fast to congratulate or castigate. without ever really being able to understand dynamics and pathways an journeys and opportunities and we become products of our expectations. soledad: today you serve as the c.e.o. of robin hood and you are focused a lot on poverty and ending poverty. explain to everyone how race intersects with poverty. >> race is the most predictive indicator for life outcomes

life. that's missing the sun sometimes for the plan to fund it all goes on a profit but if you. don't who says amen. to much upon you as an agricultural advisor in northern gonna be at the tomato factory and quality that's gone out of business. as a result local farmers are desperate many of them leave the region others are experimenting with alternative crops so. i'm still do grow tomatoes but just for their own families. good for love love love well another but you know. that and much on the you tube on a little you have a bit about the malampaya obama on your problem not the one. i love my mother. but all the police rescue was all done by too much of my new public factor was incessant they used to make a lot of money didn't. do it they did it told me that they were making plenty money because doing defunct and needed it and in a market was needed it's. one of the more like. you know. how long the amount of what you have to survive through we have to continue to put in much for us because. it's early in the 2 month or 3 did video well mel it came to market new market so every

nort can also be seen in parallel with the increasing recovery rate and as far as the daily life of them sun it's more or less hazard dungeon on lucy reportedly it's clear that we may not go back to log on to jewish in the called the top of huge economic costs but the ongoing festive season and the approaching winter season is giving cause is giving into the concerns that we need to see a bit of the right bit of a rise in the number of cases that get. there in delhi mathias alling there in beijing sima gupta in rome thank you so much to all of you. and here is a look at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economies to work together to fight the virus secretary general antonio good 10 ish says that it's disappointing there was no coordinated action in march south korea has confirmed to 155 new cases its biggest jump in more than 40 days most of the infections have been traced to hospitals and care homes around the capital seoul australia is easing the cap on the number of residents allowed to return each week the limit

was no longer about gods but the king the life of the king became a permanent ritual his movements when he got up or when he. was similar in verse side with the sun king where as. was adequate for every moment of the king's life it was rituals your walk. this counter of personality is doubtless at the heart of the never t.t. legend the queen embodied the word of the king who gave her a powerful position in the kingdom. hall. but while she had great influence in this new society our experts can't find her tranqs of what could be hard to at qana. so which events in never did his life could provide them with a promising clue. surely the one that turned her fate upside down. our husbands i cannot and decided to create a new capital for egypt fully dedicated to the religion of the sun god. i had to erect a palace which would be the seat of his residence. reward the through the course 3 and more when the king decided to build a city totally dedicated to art and a city where he would be at the center. of the untouched site or more and it was chosen for the job. it's one of the 1st times in ancient egypt that sacred constructions were built on virgin ter

researchers believe the rocks could offer clues to the origins of life on earth and reveal how our sun guitarist spencer davis has died. he was 81 and had been undergoing treatment for pneumonia in california. the band, named because he was the only member who enjoyed giving interviews, were best known for their 1960s hits keep on running, gimme some lovin' and i'm a man. the group split up in 1967. but spencer davis continued touring in later decades, often playing more than 200 shows a year. more on all the stores on a website. —— all of the stores. lewis vaughan jones will website. —— all of the stores. lewis vaughanjones will be with you at the top of the hour. hello. tuesday may not have been the sunniest day of the month thus far, but it ended on something of a high. water contrast there as we move into the new day to see some really quite heavy rain moving into parts of england and wales. it will feel a little bit cooler across some areas. low pressure certainly dominating the weather through tuesday, throwing the weather front across the northern and western scotland, but down

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it could reveal how life began on earth — and how our sun and solar system came into being, billionsyears ago. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are economics correspondent for the telegraph lizzy burden and the deputy political editor of pa, harriet line. tomorrow's front pages, starting with, ‘playing poker with our lives‘ is the headline on the front page of the manchester evening news after greater manchester is put into tier 3 restrictions — without a deal. the daily mirror also uses a similar headline saying the pm is playing poker with the pandemic. the ‘i' picks up on an offer still being ‘on the table' — saying there's 48 hours left — to create a safety net for workers — as the stand—off continues. the guardian has andy burnham accusing ministers of bullying the region into accepting less than the £65m final request for support for businesses. while the times says boris johnson pulled the plug on talks over the scale of the funding — despite the two sides being separated by only £5m. the metro carries the accusat

above all another tragic, early end to a black life in america ofa end to a black life in america of a father, tween and sunt—like group in the united states has been sentenced to 120 years injail after being convicted of sex trafficking and other crimes. keith raniere was the founder of the nxivm group, forcing women to have sex with him and branding them with his initials. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. what the world needs i believe is more human to human content. this was catherina mary in court in brooklyn, the convicted leader of a fixed cult. he had to sit and listen to 15 of his victims describe what they had in gone through as part of the nxivm group, also known as the row, mostly young women he abused and exploited and even branded. certainly thejudges exploited and even branded. certainly the judges sentence which in effect incapacitates catherina reread for the rest of his life should hopefully give them give them some sense of morning and two others he would participate in a similar contact with when justice catches up with you as it did today, it is severe, —— keith raniere area. described guil

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ok outside the sun is colorful a painting the morning sky singapore is coming to life least. but before the 1st hotel guests come for breakfast there is still plenty to do. in a row john 1st has to attend his morning meeting with the guest teen. builtin 887 the hotel is steeped in history and considered very british. in colonial times the staff still had to deal with wild animals nowadays things have quieted down at the legendary hotel. so today we have $33.00 arrivals $52.00 departures 7 out of order rooms on the set at $69.00 playful focus and it's her friends 60th birthday trip and they're off and here is where i think we can start taking these and welcome them appropriately i don't think we've been there in that part of my. guests used to have a view of this see here today they see skyscrapers. the chinese garden is about 13 and a half hectares in size and one of the many green oases in singapore among the towers and temples many animals live here too such as monitor lizards otters and snakes their only refuge in this urban jungle. today the workers from the wildlife resc

niece is still mourning a 60 year old woman who lost her life inside the church and 54 year old dan sun located whose job it was to look after the building. to the meadows and every morning i saw him opening the doors and now i know i won't be able to see him and talk to him anymore but they're going to be. simone a bahai to silva from brazil worked as a caterer for must she managed to get tight of the church and seek help it's a nearby cafe but died of her injuries so i doubt it so what characterizes the monet was her smile that's what she's going to leave to her children and what she's going to leave behind for her friends and for all the people of nice it's got to be . her last words to paramedics where tell my children i love them the owner of the cafe where somebody died has urged dialogue as religious tensions boil over across strands. of the my message is clear it's now or never muslims in france and europe need to stand up to put a stop to all of this. so this is a message of humanity and it needs to come from muslims themselves. the suspect was a 21 year old man from china. his

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about gods but the king mary the life of the king became a permanent ritual his movements when he got up or when he ate. every skidmore's similar inverse saw it with the sun king where as was adequate for every moment of the king's life it was ritual was it in. this concert of personality years down close at the heart of the never t t legend the queen embodied the word of the king who gave her a powerful position in the kingdom. hall. but while she had great influence in this new society our experts can find a trace of what could be hard to mouth contact. so which event and never did his life could provide them with a promising clue. surely a one that turned her fate upside down. husbands i can often decided to create a new capital for egypt fully dedicated to the religion of those. god. they had to erect a palace which would be the seat of his residence. we'll watch this you know of course 3 o'clock the king decided to build a city totally dedicated to art and like a city where he would be at the center. to the untouched site of them are not was chosen for the job. it's one of the 1st times in ancient egypt that sacred constructions were built on virgin

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the loss of any sun, any innocent american life. and the family of breonna taylor has our sense of these. i trust our justice system. a grand jury that refuse ian. and it really is remarkable that as a former prosecutor. you would assume that impanel a grand jury looking at all the evidence got it wrong but you're entitled to your opinion senator. and with regard to george floyd that there's no excuse for what happened to george floyd. justice will be served. but there's also no excuse for the rioting and looting that followed. i mean it really is for westbrook is with us here tonight in salt lake city. this few weeks ago, i stood at what used to be. her salon burned to the ground. by rioters and looters. and florida is still trying to put her life back together. and i must tell you this this. this presumption. then you hear consistently. from joe biden and kamala harris. in america systemically racist. and that is joe biden said that he believes that law enforcement has an implicit. bias against minorities. is is a great insult. to

outside the sun is the colorful painting the morning sky singapore is coming to life least. but before the 1st hotel guests come for breakfast there is still plenty to do. in a row john 1st has to attend his morning meeting with the guest teen. builtin 887 the hotel is steeped in history and considered very british. in colonial times the staff still had to deal with wild animals nowadays things have quieted down at the legendary hotel. so today we have $33.00 arrivals $32.00 departures 7 out of order rooms on the set at $69.00 for full focus and it's her friends 60th birthday trip and the afternoons here is where i think we can start taking these and welcome them appropriately i don't think we've been there in that part of my. guests used to have a view of this see here today they see skyscrapers. the chinese garden is about 13 and a half hectares in size and one of the many green oases in singapore among the towers and temples many animals live here too such as monitor lizards and others and snakes their only refuge in this urban jungle. if. today the workers from the wildl

outside the sun is colorful a painting the morning sky singapore is coming to life eat.but before the 1st hotel guests come for breakfast there is still plenty to do. in a row john 1st has to attend his morning meeting with the guest team. built in 887 the hotel is steeped in history and considered very british. in colonial times the staff still had to deal with wild animals nowadays things have quieted down at the legendary hotel. so today we have $33.00 arrivals $52.00 departures 7 out of order rooms and lisa that's $69.00 for full focus and it's her friends 60th birthday trip and the after 8 here is where i think we can start taking these are welcomed appropriately and i don't think we've been there in that part of my. guests used to have a view of this see here today they see skyscrapers. the chinese garden is about 13 and a half hectares in size and one of the many green oases in singapore among the towers and temples many animals live here too such as monitor lizards others and snakes their only refuge in this urban jungle. today the workers from the wildlife rescu

where you are you have to be able to relate to the human condition under the sun trying to break away as you. know i think it's a life and it's my job to shed light on how and why if you want to help save the world. sneeze and hero. logan piece it over here in doha your top stories on al-jazeera 2 men have been found guilty over their role in a shopping center attack in kenya 7 years ago dozens of people were killed when a gunman overran the westgate mall in nairobi a 3rd man who also face charges under the country's terrorism legislation was acquitted catherine soy has more from nairobi the prosecution had $44.00 witnesses and.

now if you don't come or a social media for so much more kevin i when the sun enough of the great day. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells the bodies on the streets many of them under age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit a child here in los angeles they were going to come as you would see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trades. hello and welcome to crossfire all things are considered computer with election day email it's important to ask how donald trump has changed the g.o.p. if at all is there such a thing as trump is do the political establishment elites understand why he was the look that in the 1st. populism on the right. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest ted harvey in denver he's chairman of the committee to defend the president and a founding member of the former stop hillary and sumter we're joined by chris fance he is former chairman of the washington state republican party after his departure from the g.o.p. he is now an active member of the never trump group

sun. he said it will change your life. either that or it will take your life, but it will change your life. i went to this place. i remember getting drunk one night, again. i mean, i was drinking a lot back then, at arthur's bar. i don't know how i got home. i could hardly see. i mean, i was blind drunk and i drove back to my house in massapequa. i pulled my wheelchair out, got a wheelchair, i wheeled up the ramp my father had put in front of her house. i remember calling into the bed, looking up to the bed that with my catheter which i've used ever since, and saying to myself, what am i doing? where is my life going? i made the decision, i think was the next day i went out and got a ticket to fly from kennedy airport to mexico city, direct flight to mexico city. i changed planes and is headed to guadalajara. i was going to do what that guy told me. i was going to try to find my wife down in guadalajara. that was my main motivation. i couldn't find a girl. i couldn't meet anybody. maybe it was my own security, i don't know

outside the sun is colorful a painting the morning sky singapore is coming to life eat. but before the 1st hotel guests come for breakfast there is still plenty to do. in a row john 1st has to attend his morning meeting with the guest teen. builtin 887 the hotel is steeped in history and considered very british. in colonial times the staff still had to deal with wild animals nowadays things have quieted down at the legendary hotel. so today we have $33.00 arrivals $52.00 departures 7 out of order rooms and lisa that's $69.00 for office and it's her friend 60th birthday trip and we have often tears there i think we can start taking these and welcome them appropriately i don't think we've been there in that part of my. guests used to have a view of this see here today they see skyscrapers. the chinese garden is about 13 and a half hectares in size and one of the many green oases in singapore among the towers and temples many animals live here too such as monitor lizards otters and snakes their only refuge in this urban jungle. it. today the workers from the wildlife rescue

we took her out to look at the stars, to look at the sun, we told her all about what life should haveter? what was she like? she was beautiful. she had the most amazing head of hair. she wasjust beautiful. she had the most amazing head of hair. she was just a beautiful little girl. and i think... itjust is such a tragedy that she has been taken from us in the cruellest of circumstances. this was your first baby. it is unimaginable for most people watching that you had to leave that hospital without her. that is the most painful thing in the world. having to walk out off somewhere without your baby in your arms, and then go home to the nursery, and everything you have, and it's not just the immediate things, the nursery and stuff like that. it is the rest of your life, knowing that it has happened, and your brain insta ntly it has happened, and your brain instantly goes to what would have wynter have been doing right now? all you see other little girls running around and you think, wynter would have been playing with them, and that really hurts. it is really quite a painful thing. and

life. you live it. . >>> good wednesday morning. it's 4:52. we will see sund temperatures, calmer conditions across the bay area. 78 for a high in san jose. 78 for santa clara. upper 70's to low 80's for the tri valley. low 70's in san francisco. 73 in oakland and for the north bay in the upper 70's to low 80's. 80 for santa rosa and sonoma and topping out windsor at2. >>> red red wine topped the charts. the accused at the box office. that is the last time that the dodgers won the world series. tony on the mound tonight in game 6. in the first he served autopsy i solo blast. his 10th home run of the post and he was gone after an inning and two thirds. that seemed like enough run support from him. blake snell was mowing down the dodgers. he struck out nine and had a vision of forcing game 7. then austin barns, base hit. second hit all night off snell but ray's manager came out with a hook. in comes nick anderson. he gave up a double to mookie and then uncorked the wild pitch. barns scores and the game is tied. next batter, cory smashes one to choi who had zero

many young people who left africa they crossed the scorching sun they braved the unpredictable minutes rainy and all in pursuit of a better life in europe today were asking if the life the living hell was worth the risk they took to get a lot you're going to start out with you right now what's does it take to make it in here to get your girl a drink the decks a lot of therefore it takes a lot of it takes great bravery to make it. through the many today and but these are the 1st steps it depends on what one piece running from what one wants to see in him in europe right chris i'm going to come to you right now and we'll talk a little bit about coming here what you faced what you saw what you experienced. you know what i came to italy. not just. alone. like. you guys and most of them the now in in the various corn field africa because it wasn't easy for them to decide to do also with luck you know you know like most people and they've passed through the sahara desert they also did they went through this the a material where they were not that lucky most people have. gone through the sea and most most of them and down there they'

you've got one wild life, one run around the sun seize it, do it, don't put it off.ing our language and i think you're speaking carson daly's language he's listening in and you know he wants to speak to you. >> i love carson. >> there he is hi, buddy. good to see you, my friend you're one of the most sought after singer, songwriter, producers this the last 20 years. we've talked about your resume so much on the show, but you talk about the pandemic. i just wonder how you manage your own mental status and sort of just do a little mental health check-in. where are you at with that >> i have about one day every two or three weeks, i think like a lot of people, probably like you guys we're very lucky that we get to work during this time period and create things. i've created a number of things since this thing started but probably once every two to three weeks i just have a day, man. i have -- no matter everything could be going great, i have that fog i can't shake where do all these zooms add up do all of the things i'm trying to get going or that i am doing, like i had

making life's journey, just better. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo.d strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. . >>> we've got more breaking news this morning, this time out of the justice department. we're learning drugmaker purdue pharma has reached a settlement over its marketing of oxy ccono. correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: there are court documents that lay out what is going to be the agreement. purdue pharma was blamed for unleashing america's opioid crisis, alleging the company misled the fda into saying there were actually controls on how oxycontin was marketed when, in fact, there weren't. violating anti-kickback laws in terms of asking doctors to write more prescriptions for oxycontin which

whether biden put policies in place as vice president that helped to sun profit i have not taken a penny from any foreign shores ever in my life we learned this president paid 50 times the tax in china as a secret bank account with china biden lash back accusing trump of cozy relationships with russian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong il and it's a relationship trump defended claiming it's prevented conflict and tensions he inherited from the obama white house it was a very dangerous period in my 1st 3 months before we sort of work things out a little bit ok there was a very good they left us a mess what has he done he's legitimize north korea he's talked about his good buddy who's a folk that really gone and we had a good relationship with. hitler before he in fact invaded and domestic policy trump tried repeatedly to portray biden's policies as extreme and too little too late considering his years of government he alleged a biden presidency would bring the united states closer to socialism when it comes to health care president tells me he was nearly on tour 47 years he didn't do as america continues

life without parole. in palm beach county, nathaniel brazil was sentenced for killing a etch tooer. he brought a sun teacher. at the time, my mother was still teaching in palm beach county. but even those huge stories got ellipsed by an international custody battle. it was so intense it felt surreal even then. in the days after the raid, i remember the university of miami canceling some events and classes to keep students away from campus for their safety. and that happened a few months before the nation asked a question that has nagged floridans ever since. don't you people know how to vote? before the 2000 election, we thought a dimpled chad was a guy with a cute smile. we didn't know how the ballots worked. seeing an election grind to a halt around you. >> all right. we're officially saying that florida is too close to call because of a recall of campaign and voter counters are being called back to work to count absentee ballots. will that be going on throughout the evening so far as we know? yes, it will be happening even as we speak. they're being called back tonight. so we take florida away fr

making life's journey, just better. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. >>> it could be the most important vice presidential debate in the history of the united states. we are join by kyuny lah. >> the harris campaign decided they didn't want to answer this question. it is an issue because you've heard our own sanjay gupta talking about the plexy glat dividers and how they are effective against droplets not necessarily aerosols. that is not the intent. the harris campaign says simply it is their job to debate. it is the job of the cleveland clinic to keep people safe. here is a snippet from that call. >> i would say, look. senator harris is tag her jo

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sun in the sky on a sunny day. i have studied the left my whole life.t the russian institute at columbia university, and i studied russian to read photograph today. i said somethin -- truth is a ld a conservative value, but it's note a left-wing value. that's why lenin named the russian newspaper pravda. it means truth. "the washington post" is not liberal. et cetera. they are left and they -- the truth is what they say it is. sow they really are closer to pravda than they are to newspapers of 50 years ago. that's the reason this brazen lie which is not verified, which russian collusion was verified? something they spent three years on? if we don't understand the bigger picture, it's useless. the left does not value truth, it never has. jesse: it's interesting you use the word -- the language -- they are taking language and weaponized it. and if you bring a charge they say it's debunked. and they leave it at that. it's only been debunked by them. and they are deburninging it by denying it. -- and they are debunking it by denying it. joe, are the emails

safe and our theaters are clean meantime in space a real life threat we've seen in the movies asteroids they are small rocky objects that orbit the sun they're similar to planets but much smaller and asteroids have whizzed through our neighborhood for millions of years on october 8th we dodged number 2020 s x 3 roughly the size of 3 double decker buses now here comes number $2818.00 v p one which is about 6 feet in diameter and is expected to pass within 300 miles of earth on november 2 but pay your rent or mortgage nasa estimates less than half a per cent chance that it is on target and even if it is it will probably burn up in the atmosphere. still should we or could we yet suffer what cause the dinosaurs extinction we asked the author of earth shattering violent supernovas galactic explosions biological mayhem nuclear meltdowns and other hazards to life in our universe bob berman who knows precisely one another one is heading our way oh yeah sure it has happened before and it will happen again it's especially be going to be a close call on friday the 13th of april in 2029 when an asteroid comes as close to us as our own t.v. satel

sun in the sky on a sunny day. i have studied the left my whole life.ute at columbia university, and i studied russian to read photograph today. i said somethin -- truth is a ld a conservative value, but it's note a left-wing value. that's why lenin named the russian newspaper pravda. it means truth. "the washington post" is not liberal. et cetera. they are left and they -- the truth is what they say it is. sow they really are closer to pravda than they are to newspapers of 50 years ago. that's the reason this brazen lie which is not verified, which russian collusion was verified? something they spent three years on? if we don't understand the bigger picture, it's useless. the left does not value truth, it never has. jesse: it's interesting you use the word -- the language -- they are taking language and weaponized it. and if you bring a charge they say it's debunked. and they leave it at that. it's only been debunked by them. and they are deburninging it by denying it. -- and they are debunking it by denying it. joe, are the emails real or are they fak

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firefighters face an exhausting battle against dozens of fires and a loss of life among those losses on the west coast. ♪ good morning, mr. sunning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. >> harris: people losing everything, their homes, their businesses, and in some cases, their lives. as firefighters are fighting those wildfires in northern california wine country in particular, glass fire and napa and sonoma counties burning thousands of acres, destroying buildings and forcing so many people to evacuate. tens of thousands today. the zogg fire further north has killed four people. matt finn in deer rohnert park, california, >> the red flag warning is in effect hot and dry conditions meaning a single ember can spark more fires. and w