so thad built this augmented memory system to take better notes. - you ready? - oh i'm gonna put it on? (both laugh) (energetic electronic music) - so bring your fingers around like this. there we go. that is my daily suit in the year 2000. so you'd have this plus a car phone, plus a seven pound lead acid battery. - do i look really stylish? - actually looks pretty good on you yo tell you the truth. (both laugh) - though retro now, thad's system had a portable computer, typing device and a heads up video display over one eye. - i found that once i had thability to take notes in class and especially this rtable system, i took notes in person to person conversations. and that's one thing computers are horriblet right now is assisting you during this sort of interaction. but having a heads up display, you only use it when you need it, and it keeps your eyes in the world around you, and i find it to be really a good augmentation of the nversati. - [angelthe heads up display overlays information wiin the user's field of vision. the system can be used to access appli

i just felt violated, shock thad this is happening in richmond. the area, our beloved area. >> the owner says antique coins were stolen. the owners say they have upgraded their security system. >>> oakland police will get to keep using license plate readers but with revised guidance. they voted on a new policy this afternoon. they argued that the technology helps them solve crime. the main split involves how long the department can store the day data they collect. >>> we have a correction about a story last night. it has to do with the oakland police department looking into the use of armed robots. we attributed it to the police department omar. it was made by a member of the commission. >>> the golden state warriors got their rings tonight. the warriors beat the lakers. it was packed with fan whose fans who came to see the warriors and those rings. >> reporter: i really wanted to touch that ring. they wouldn't let me, but i really tried. it was klay thompson's ring. it had the number 11 on it. it was beautiful. i know it was heavy and very expens

he would not commit todoing so and reiterate thad that his doc believes he' serve oz spent time accusing fetterman of being soft on crime >> as a physician, i've been in the room when there's some difficult conversations happening. i don't want the federal governmentinvolved with that a all. i want women, doctors, local, political leaders letting the democracy that's always led our dem democracy to thrive. >> if you brelieve that the choice for abortion is between you and your doctor, that's what i stand for. my campaign would fight for roe versus wade, and if given the opportunity to codify it into law. >> just after midnight, fetterman's campaign manager said that in the three hours since the debate ended, they'd ra raised $1 million. pat toomey said it was sad to see fetterman struggling during the debate and said he should take more time to recover. pennsylvania's other senator, bob casey, is supporting fetterman and says he has a clear record of public service phillip? >> one of the most important races, not just in pennsylvania but for the whole country. brie, thank you. >>> suprem

. >> officers expect thad this person may be armed and dangerous, with the firearm. our policy does allow officers to pursue a vehicle that is involved in a violent felony or has a firearm involved. >> tonight, hernandez is in custody. the chief says the pursuit is under investigation, and a review board will determine if it did in fact comply with department policy. >>> police in antioch are searching for the person responsible of killing a woman by setting her on fire. they received a call for a small fire around 5:30 this morning. contra costa county responded and found a woman's body on fire. she died at the scene. police are releasing little information about the victim. police are interviewing witnesses and neighbors in the area to try to identify the woman and a person of interest. >>> the man accused of killing five men in stockton and one in oakland is in jail tonight. we're learning the suspect also had a history of crimes here in the bay area. stockton police arrested wesley brownlee early saturday morning. they've learned that brownlee was convicted twice

i never heard thad until i got here. i the word. is cool. >> the game on ice last night. the interception return for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter. at a strong performance by the 49ers' safety. >> oh, my gosh. is you all see that? >> the ball dropped in my face.i ain't going to lie. >> it was about to get caught. p going. >> man, i heard the crowd screa. heard the crowd screaming. >> running back jeff wilson jr. ed soda/of his own. he shop to e middle to get the 49ers on the . wilson, not known for his feet. he was clocked at almost 21 mils an hour. >> that boy fast. >> got the wheels. >> kills says he is not fast. hs fast. >> i really surprised myself. that's pretty cool. > >> nba and the warriors, they are back from their trip to japan. the season opener against opener against the lakers is two two weeks from tonight. louis was part of the championship run last season, played in all 104s in all 104 games. he has a new rule this year, teaching fellow big man, james wiseman, the finr points of golden state's offense. think of it as an ap c. as an ap class. >> a l

no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe essio thad ldslima and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. >>> a group of women recently returned from a trip of the lifetime making it to the summit of the largest freestanding mountain in the world. >> they appeared on cbs morning to share their experience. here is michael george. >> reporter: they call themselves sisters to the summit. earlier this month, mounkimanjaro, an five yearki we wa sethe wo to dcover es o our comfort zone. >> we had to find ways to train. whether it was on the treadmill >> reporter: 12 women made it to the peak . two others did have to turn back because of altitude sickness. >> i kept throwing up. my oxygen went down to 56. it's supposed to be at least 100. >> reporter: all 14 women shared their story on cbs mornings . they say there were able to reach their goal thanks to help from personal porters. >> our snacks, first day, everything went with our personal porters. >>

x seems like a reference to x.com, a financialy that musk cofounded in 1999 thad in 1999 that merged with paypaln 2000. musk brought back the x.cm brought back the x.com domain name in 2019. we will see what s next.> >> wall street recovering from some recent losses they helped by twitter.the dow closing up me than 825 points. the nasdaq wasp 361 points, gaining 3%. the s&ps also up more than 3%, climbing 2 points. > >> uber employees will be back in office. employees tell them it's been hard coordinating on h days different team members should, to the office, who was own, who is not. so starting in november, any non-remote employs will be in person tuesdays and s person tuesdays and thursdays. uber is calling those days anchr days. > >> a live look at the bay area's area's three largest cities this this afternoon. the pole finds most residents are not feeling c about the economy or the region's quality of life. the silicon valley poll survey moren 1700 people in five counties. 64% say the bay area is on the wrong track. 9 out of 10 peopled housing costs as a region is tht problem. >

the union that reject thad agreement said that a potential strike would not come until november to negotiate a new deal >>> just 28 days until the midterms, and the gloves are coming off the latest poll averages from real clear politics show that just about every senate race is neck and neck. the closest in ohio, where candidates squared off for the first time last night. brie jackson is in d.c. with the latest good morning this race has been a bit of a surprise so far. >> reporter: yeah, it certainly is former president trump won ohio handily in 2016 and 2020, but this senate race could prove that it still is a battleground state. just about every poll shows democratic congressman tim ryan is within striking distance of his republican rival, author j.d. vance, and that's largely been without help from national democratic groups. last night the two-faced off in their first debate, sparring on immigration, foreign policy, the economy and abortion rights. ryan has positioned himself as a moderate, willing to buck his party, which was a central theme. >> donald trump said to j.d. vance, all do

i could not -- it was very difficult to up end parents thad to talk about this in 2013, 2014 when i was in the middle of all this and i would go to them and they'd tell me off the record book, don't print that or write august. this is a reason it spread is because people who could most ignite interest were parents of the lacerating story to tell that only they can tell weren't telling it. did not want to. were actively trying to hide and would make up in the obituaries died of a heart attack, died suddenly at home and it was the aids epidemic in the mid 80s where people would make up lies for the obituary and fabricate for the obituary and the topic is that parents now have found kind of common cause and coming out of the shadows to talk about this in a very open way and tell the story in a way that only a grieving parent a can. in themenia, i was in the media for 0 years now and i -- 30 years now and i know the power of that and that's what is really -- that's what's changed. you're seeing that and i want to encourage those and it's healthy for them not to sit in a room cryingin and ju

. >> i should raise it for bad behavior forgot that be amazing if they di thad that.ever have a drink. [laughter] >> like politeness is relativede first of all. i also think this could be a good thing for rude people but all they have to just pay an extra couple of dollars they can take out their anger out on someone other than their family but. >> i did not look at it that wng way. oge the rude person we get angry or emily watching other people get better deals that would just piss me off regrets whatever iha will just patey for. like we should do a skit. >> too late the shows already on. [laughter] of like the two of us we did that cheerleading one i am the opposite brim to delete that guy save someone orders rudely i ges raged mad and i will say saythan please, say thank you. i will stick up for brisas and wait staff and everything. nothing makes a more enragedwh than people who are impolite willil there ordering or in pubc i will die on that hill 100000000% for. >> he die in that store. [laughter] >> it's hard to be nice in the morning. >> tell me about it but tha

i think we thought when trump was defeat thad the trump era was over. clearly, it is not over. i put all of this at his doorstep because he is the one that sent our country in this direction. >> reporter: finally, officials here in san francisco say they expect to prosecute the suspect to the fullest extent of the law. some of the litany of charges include attempted homicide, assault, threatening a family member of a public official and elder abuse. >> thank you so much. joining us now to discuss all of this, cnn law enforcement analyst. the details behind this attack are just terrifying. law enforcement source says the suspect broke into the home and confronted paul pelosi with a hammer yelling where is nancy. what do you think about this? are you surprised the suspect was able to get into the speaker's home? >> yeah, there's a lot to unpack with this situation. we don't have all of the facts but we have enough to really be concerned. why? as josh said, this is being described as an an intentional act. this is not a crime of opportunity. this was a violent act targeted towards

trump tweet thad vice president pence didn't have the courage to block the certification of the election results. >> after trump's tweet, one agent in the secret service's intelligence division immediately warned, potus just tweeted about pence. probably not going to be good for pence. >> we know how that turned out >> and it spread like wildfire, that pence has betrayed us and we're all marching on the capitol. all million of us. it's insane. >> all the while, the committee says the president never once called for any military support. that instead, he just sat in the white house dining room, watching the violence unfold on fox news channel and now he's facing a subpoena that his lawyers will likely advise him to reject complete coverage tonight, legal analysis from former federal prosecutor, and first >> the committee will issue the subpoena in the coming days as well as the dlldeadline to compy bennie thompson hopes mr. trump will answer questions in person but he gave to indication he will cooperate he posted this on his social platform, why didn't the unselect committee ask me to te

hands of the russians who now apparently are good friends with the saudis, if not allies, and the thadot missile systems, the air defense platforms, radar, jet fighters, all of this highly sensitive technology and intellectual property going to the saudis is really unprecedented in our relationships with other countries that we regard as allies but the saudis appear to be no longer really allies. i think that's a factor to be considered. >> would this freeze also apply to uae? there have been reports that the uae and other opec-plus members including even iraq had been against this move to slash production, but had been outvoted on that front. we supply them with billions of dollars in aid as well. are they included in this? >> they are not included in this legislation. obviously the relationship of the saudis to other nations in the region is a consideration. >> you reached out i know to republican colleagues who have been quite muted in terms of what a response would look like. you say they have been, quote, receptive but non-committal and favorable in their remarks. why are they non

they've called the killings of reign of terror thad over a year and a half. the first known attack happened in l of last year in oakland. brownly is also accused of then killing five people in stockton this area. police credit hundreds of tips for helping them break the case and organizers say the arrest is reestablishing trust. >> the community wasn't even trg law enforcement enough to call 911. and communities of color. w they're dialing 911. they're having transformative conversat. they're having transparent conv. they feel like they're being he. >> brownley is scheduled to appr in court on tuesday. > >> governor gavin newsom has bld the parole of manson family memr patricia k krenwrinkle. he doest think she can be safely released released from prison at this time. she is now the longest ind female inmate in the california. > >> two the sheriff's deputies ae on paid administrative leave tot after shooting a man suspected of breaking into cars near sonoma plaza. happened about 10:00 last night on west napa street near 2nd street west. poe say a man with a g

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stuart: thads tough stuff. what else we got going here?sume are on the upside. target? okay they got their deal days. trying to compete with amazon is it? lauren: deal days starts about a week before amazon's second prime day it starts on thursday, october 6 so this thursday, and some of the target deals are really good. lol, surprise, barbie, the new cocomelon toys, some are half off at target come on, this is early october. who is buying christmas gifts already? stuart: i am. lauren: and you get a $50 savings on the microsoft xbox series s console. that's pretty good too. stuart: let's get to the energy stocks because opec is considering a 1 million-barrel per diabetes day cut in oil production. that's why the oil companies here, whoa that's nice. lauren: conoco is up 6% so this is the first in-person meeting of the pandemic. it was supposed to be virtual and they just switched it to in- person and it's happening on wednesday. my analysis is maybe we're going to see bigger than that. why else would they have to meet in person? whose arm

stevens, who was originally scheduled to be here he has lots of mississippi ties from here started with thad in political campaign in the in the seventies kind of high watermark politically working mitt romney in 2012 as his top campaign adviser his most recent book and we certainly regret that he can't be here due to covid but it's most recent book it was all i have a republican party became donald trump and he offered that in 2020. we found out about thursday night. and just like spectacular stroke of fate steve hayes was here and that's like looking on your bench and like, oh roger clemens is ready to start for us. so we have we have a great great honor of having steve join us. he is known in meals, media circles as a founder of the dispatch. work has appeared all over the place. washington salon, new york post, been all over tv, seen mclaughlin group, fox. we might talk a little about that later. msnbc's cnbc, c-span. he's worked at the athens editor national journal, editor in chief of the standard, and he also authored a book which we will talk about a little bit in 2009 called cheney

thad now. 48at to forty three . that is a big deal . and in that same poll, 67% of voters in competitive districts said the economy and inflatione. were the driving factor in all their preference. soar this is all part ofted by the desperate strategy being played in the playbook the operd by the democrats ahead of next e month's midterms and the second half of the prayer unfolded today during the january 6th hearing after tuesday's possibility throughout the liz cheney led show trial fired the final arrow in the quiver. i am offering this resolutionhe that the committee directed the chairman to issue a subpoena for relevant documents and testimony under oath. y undefrom donald john trump inm connection with the january 6th attack on the united states capitol. capitol.there are nine eyes ando nose. and zer >> the resolution is agreed to have your say. craven a group of more self-serving, foaven politiciansha than those people. i mean, honestly, really saying that for 20 months, ion as the democrats and the press, they've created inflatio

an thad we were told we're in a better place now. we are not in a better place now. patty murrayno allowed a billio. dollars to go to criminals. tog she's touting the inflation reduction act, which doeshe thisin and this isn't coming from me.mg this is coming from the cbo tomf actually combat inflation. and if there was any hope to combat it, it was totally wiped out from the fed, the student loan forgiveness. she's destructive for our state . ane can'td anotly, w afford another six years ofen senator murrayator m. so i'm out talking with voters, engaging with them, talking about the risingtalking cost of living. grocery prices are through the roof. co prices are soaring and continuing to go higher and last time i checked,i checke eighty seven thousand irs agents comin g to pay for patty murray's tax and spend agenda. they don't chang's pattye the w so we have real issues that are affecting the voters in washington state. and i've and engaging with them, sharing our vision to turn crisis into hope.turn prices into hope and washingto for washington state. >> that's ex

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you cannot have that kind of sexual agency in 1937 and then have the audacity on top of thad in say ifour hands on me, you are going to die. that is essentially what she did. that is why like all of these dudes are like absolutely not. for me, i think that one of the things that becomes interesting is what we fight against, in this moment, which is why for me black feminism has become so important, the dudes were always sitting in the background saying somewhere this is not respectable. we need to bee representing ourselves well. but what about intramural black life. when you come home and close the door and white people are not looking how does a person in the house treatd you? what is the negotiation that you are making. black representation in television right now, that is part of the point. i am excited because we are not having the same conversation about represent patient today that we were having a decade or two ago when i was learning how wto be a pop-culture scholar. i'm having to choose which black shows i'm going to watch. that showw queens with the black woman rapper in the

the restaurant was hurt, but there's though word on how the driver is doing, the driver that cause thad> a former deputy sheriff will not face additional charges for killing tyrell wilson in danville. the contra costa d.a. will make that announcement official. we hear from tyrell wilson's father tonight. here's cheryl hurd. >> i have a jacket on a half mannequin with his picture above it. >> reporter: a former athlete and good student. this is how marvin wilson wants to remember his son, 33-year-old tyrell wilson, but he's forced to face the fact that tyrell was suffering from mental illness when he was killed by andrew hall in march of last year. >> i lost my only child. my only son. >> you're jaywalking and throwing rocks many. >> reporter: you are looking at body cam video showing wilson with a knife. you can hear former deputy hall ordering him to put it down before he opened fire on wilson in danville. >> drop the knife! drop the knife injure. >> reporter: contra costa district attorney said that the deputy involved will not be charged with the killing because her office can't prov